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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

Charters were issned today as fol
lows:
Burke Hoffeld Oil company Tulsa
capital, $4,000; directors, John r.
Burke and Henry X. lloffe'd OF Bur
ralo: Henry NJ. Greis, of Tulsa.
Sellers Oil company Holdenyllle;
capital. 5000 directors, Frank l.. war
rem. Annie l.. Warren, Charles w. Nil
Ter all OF Holdenyllle.
lfaicn Athletic club. Oklahoma Cily
capital, $4,000; directors, j. %.
Ereck. n. A. Martens and w p. Smith
all OF Oklahoma City.
Miller Catering company, Oklahoma
CITY; capital $4,000: directors Doug
las A Miller, Cameron A. Miller. Nj.
Benton Hendricks. all OF Oklahoma
City.
Ouchi.a Slate Mfg. company, Tulsa.
capital, s25.GOO; directors. G, NJ
Downing and NJ. T.. Carr OF Tulsa, l..
H. Curtiss, Hot Springs, Ark.
The Peters Oil company of Ramona
decreases It's capital stock from sl,'
250, 900 to $4,000.
The Putnam and Harrison company
of sherman. Texas has appointed v
r. McInnis of Oklahoma City as Its
state agent.
The Wisconsin Fidelity Trust and
Safe Deposit company has changed lis
name to the Fidelity Trust company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
FILE REPORTS UN0ER PROTEST

The Kansas City Southern and the
Arkansas Western railroads have
filed their annual report with the
state auditor. but under protest that
the new railroad tax law is unconsti-
tutional
The Arkansas Western, which Is a
branch road of tie Kansas City
Southern, has total mileage of 3l.Sj
miles, of which 965 is in Oklahoma,
The total gross receipts we're S62,-
23g.4S, total operating expenses, sio,-
674.91: average receipts per mile. ST.
922.0i. average expenses per milf
The Kansas City Southern has a
total mileage of Szf3S. only li6S
niles being in this state. It's gross
annual receipts were over nine and q
half million dollars, while tie total
operating expenses are almost t6rec
million dollars less. The average re
coopts per mile were sIi,596.43 and
the average expenses per mile 81
991.92.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
CARD OF THANKS

For the meeting of the deanery ana
the laying of the corner stone OF the
New Trinity church we thank God
for the pleasant weather and his SPIT
itual blessing on the services.
We also thank our friends for the
generous and graceful entertainment
Of our guests. A motion OF thanks
was passed by the deanery We also
wish to express our appreciation OF
the 10y ride" given to the deanery
bv the president OF the auto clup,
MIR Maurice O'Rolrk, and other
friends. who so generously gave US
the use of their autos. We would
also thank the city pastors and cit
izens who made their eloquent ad-
dresses full of brotherly love and
good cheer. An earnest word OF
gratitude is due 10 the reporters, who
wrote fine records OF the services IN
their crowded columns also to the
city orchestra who were present and
TO Mr.. Cotton and the worknien, VINO
made the place so comfortable in the
midst of the building material. the
members OF Trinity church do not
wish TO miss anyone, but thank all
that have done anything for our par.
Ish. and we pray God may bless all
and bid all not to forget that the
church door always stands ajar-
In the corner stone were deposited
the following:
Copies Of the Daily Leader and
state Capital. oklahoma Churchman,
parish paper of St Philips church
Ardmore, okla. SUNDAY school papers
shepherds Arms and Young Church
man." lists of the wardens and vestr'
Of Trinity parish, of the speakers OF
this occasion. of the officers and
members OF the Western Deanery, ol
the officers of the Ladies Guild anc
OF the Altar Guild, copy of the Epis
copal church prayer book and hymnal
vESTRY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
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o AT THE THEATRE c
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A swaaeer Production

a SWauuer Production
This season. when THE Soul Mss
is presented at TIE EiooiSs, on sunday
night, local theatre-goers VIII WIT
ness what Is said to be swagser'
classy production OF tie big, brilliant
musical sensation, The Soul KISS
which has been credited with being
The record breaking musical play
The story is told in two acts ana
ten scenes. with book aud lyrics oy
Harry B. Smith aaa music by Maur'
ice Levi. The story of the piece is
inoffensiye and IS more consistent
than is generally the case Wit mu'
sical comedies. AT least dozen
catchy numbers, each in their way a
distinct novelty. are sung throughout
the two acts OF this dainty muslcal
entertainment A well-lnown cast OF
fun.makers have been engaged 70 III.
terpret the different roles. fTne soHi
Kiss" besides having splendid mu-
steal novelty numbers, and weiitrain'
ed chorus, Is most pleasing prooue-
tion sceni lily.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
COMMENT BY wATTERsoN
Says Victory Shows Wisdom Of Broad
Open Democracy.

Special 70 Daiiy Leanrf.
Louisville. Ky, Nov. 1l.-Henry
Watterson says in the Courier-Iourn
al. under the title of The People
still Rule
For Cne Democrats IL never rains,
but il pour This is only another way
of repeating Mr.. Tildens oft-quoted
saying that il requires revolution
to unseat the party In power and to
bring in the opposition Nevertheless
whilst exhilarating to Democrats out
in the cold 50 long and SO used TO
defeat that they can scarcely realize
the actually and the meaning Of vie
tory, the vote of Tuesday should
strengthen the faith Of all thoughtful
Americans in virtue and intelligence
OF the people and therefore in the
stability OF free institutions under
the representative form of govern
ment
I'VE have survived most OF the his
toric dangers which through the
ages have assailed systems and dynas-
/ ties. We seem to be face to face with
a new menace. This election secures
/ us dSainS. the peril aike Oi tne oie
party oligarchy and the one-man pow
er.
In The first place 1t gives assur
/ ance OF TIE survival of wise and gen
une Democratic leadership. It tells
the country that after years of in
glorious speculation Oh the popular
credulity. marked by one after an
other CT disappointing paramount is
sues as with disheartenng rainbow
chasing, the Democratic leaders have
seen the light. 1t is distinctly a turn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
c ]THR|E FIRE PROTECTION
Praised BY Experts, But Insur-
ance Rates are Still Quoted
Strong to Firmer

c. T. ingalls,, Of Oklahoma City.
who is the head of the fire insur-
ance inspection bureau for this state,
and Il. II. Townsend. of Chicago, Il
hydraulics engineering expert, are in
the city today, looking over local fire
protection conditions. They were
taken for a ride in the new auto
hose wagon this morning, which was
purchased on the Recommendation of
Mr.. Ingalls,.
Mr. ingalls, said that the fire pro-
lection OF Guthrie is constantly be-
ing improved. He thinks the city
should Aaye more hydrants and that
the mains should be enlarged so mat
larger flow of water could be secur-
ed in case of fires. Ar. Ingalls, said
that oklahoma is one OF the best pro-
teeted states against fires in the
Union and that in proportion there
are more towns with fire protection
+ tfan in any other state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
PRESBYTERIAN REVIVAL
Two Weeks Services Will Be
Conducted at Local
Church

Beginning next Sunday eyeninl
there will be series Of special meet
ings Ut the Presbyterian church con
tlnuing Two weeks. Dr. Harry Omar
Scott will be assisted during the mrs.
week BY Rev A. f. Wardner Jr. o.
Edmond, ana during the second week
By Dr Baird, Of Oklahoma City, past
or OF tie First PRESBYTERIAN church
Il. p. Schoneld, the singing eyanse
list who assisted with the meetings
al the local church, has been secured
and viii be here through the tw(
weeks. He Is very popular Aere ant
his presence win ada interest and en-
joyment to the meetings for many
Afternoon meetings VIII be held DAILY
lat 2 o'clock and the services at nigh
VIII begin at 1880. The public vii
sbe cordially welcomed at all services
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
MBskBg[[ WANTS Commission


The rhaiter for the city oI Mnslso'
gee was received at the attorney
generals Office for ex '1tion. u
the charter, which proades for the
commission form Of government, is
found TO be NOT in conflict with any
OF the state laws 1t will be approved
and then iiied with the secretary oi
state.
Mugkoeee elected IFS hoard OF free'
kolderg In April to write the charter
fhe board completed the charter
july .. aud was ratified al an election
held September ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
TEXAS REQUs|TI0N H0N0R[0

Governor Haskell honored the req
nisition Of Governor Tom NJ. Camp.
bell of Texas for the return TO Texas
OF j. c. Adams and Frank Mccoy
alias John Eel, alias G. J. Porter
wanted in connection with the Frank
ston. Texas, First State bank robbery
which occurred May Is, 1909
These are the men who were held
in Jail at Muskogee by the Federal
authorities on charges of having par
ticipated in the Pryor, Okla, postof
flee robbery, and were released about
three weeks ago haDeas corpus pro
ceedings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
G.. B. CARSON
100 South Division Guthrie, Okla

ing out of the narrow paths of vague
and visionary theorizing into the
bread, oper highway OF Democracy,
unterrified and undeflled of Democ-
racy sound and safe and sane: or
Democracy seeking the mood of the
many through policies 50 straightfor-
ward and aboye.hoard tina, he who
runs may read, and that he reads may
know
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
IT WAS DOUGH DAY.

New York, Nov l1.-lt was dough
day in Wall street Wednesday for
those who backed their faith in Dix
with their cash. shareholders paying
the winners more than 81 100000
On curb broker who had handled
s25C.000 went to his bank with a mar
ket basket TO get the funds entrusted
10 his care.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
READ THls

II Won are troubled with any Kid
ney, bladder or rheumatic trouble
yon win find 60 days treatment IN
Sf0o bottle of Halls Texas Wonder
and seldom one bottle fails TO cure.
Send for testimonials Dr. y. W
iiau, 292G Olive Street. 81 LOUIS
Mo Sold by druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11

Mr.. Otto Paul, Milwaukee, Wis.,
saws Foley's Honey and Tar is still
more than the bes.. He writes us,
"All those that bought It think i IS
the best for coughs and colds they
ever had ard | think il Is still more
tnan the best Our baby had a bad
cold and II cured him in one day
please accept thanks ~. N. Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11

For pains in the side or chest
dampen a piece of flannel with Cham
berlains Liniment and bind it on over
the seat of pain. There is nothing
better For sale by all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11

The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma.
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and Children hOc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11
GOOD RESULTS ALWAYS FOLLOW

The use OF Foley Kidney Pills. They
are npbuilding, strengthening and
soothing Tonic In action, quick IN
results. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-11

Maybe il men let women have ihe
rixhl to vote women would let men
have the right 20 spend some OF their
own money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
HILL CITY WET ON
FACE Of RETURN
"WETS- WIN ny NARROW MA
JORITY OF ~ IN LOCAL Or
TIoN ELECTION.
CONTEST TO BE MADE
BELIEVED THAT THERE WE'RE;
SUFFICIENT ILLEGAL "WET'
VOTES CAST TO CHANGE RE-
SUIT OF CONTEST.
CONTEST TO BE MADE

LYNCHBuRG, VA, December io.
After two years of no-saloon
regime Lsncnpurg voted yesterday TO
go wet for the next two years by d
majority of So. This is on the face
81 the returns, for II Is promised that
the election Will be bitterly contested
70 the last ditch.
This much can be thoroughly un-
derstood from the statements OF the
dry" leaders to-day. II Ia believed
by them thar enough voters have been
Illegally registered to more than make
up the small majority By which their
hard-fought campaign ended in de-
feat In the returns as given officially.
A statement was made at the head =
quarters OF the Anti-Saloon League In
Eighth street. when Il became APP
parent that the vets" had won. that
there would certainly be Il contest of
the result
The question raised is AS to the
right OF men who We're not required
tration in the city to vote and II is
to be expected that the contest will
develop some interesting situations.
The "drys" were defeaed by their
failure to qualify and register voters
during the past year, for II il claimed
that canvass OF the city during the
campaign developed that about four
hundred men. who would have voted
dry failed to qualify themselves and
could not participate in the election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
BRAZIL QUELlS
SECOND MUT|NY
MuTINEERs VOW UNDER ARREST
AND DEATH AWAITS RING
LEADERS.

RIO DE JANEIKO, Dec. iD.--An-
other mutiny In the Brazilian navy
ended to-day after u FIVE hours bonn
bardment by loyal ships IN the narbor
and shore batteries uf the naval bar
racks at Combra Island. where the
sailors ran up the red flag last night.
Combra Island Is only short distance
from this city. The barracks mutt
neers were reported by the scoutship
Rio Grande Do Sui. The barracks
and the Rio Grande Do Sui both suf-
fered severe damage in the bonn bard
ment. and 1t is reported that num-
Der of sailors We're killed. Shortly
before noon the mutineers ran up iags
of truce and made an unconditional
offer of surrender.
The mutineers were placed under
arrest, and It is probable that the ring
leaders in the affair will be executed.
as IL is believed 90 ts<he unwarranted
leniency shown the mutineers of Mo-
vember % was largely responsible FOR
the present disorder.
The Rio Grande DO Sui was one OF
the ships that participated in the No
vember mutiny, along with the Minas
Geraes. Sac Paulo. Bahia and Deo-
dora.
Intense excitement followed the
bombardment OF Comhra Island.
Thousands OF people swarmed to the
shore and cheered at the show Of
firmness by the government.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
EXPECTS GREAR
To COME At ONCE

Chief OF Police Werner expects to
have DIR. &. II. Greear In Richmond
within the next twenty-four hours.
The alleged doctor is now in Ken
lucky. and is wanted here by the
State Board Of Dental Examiners for
procuring n license 10 practice DENTS
try in the name Of James Pat Speer
and selling it To Mr. Speer,
DR. Speer is now in Russell county
He has been indicted along with DIR.
Greear by the Hastings Court grand
jury. but Immediately put UP GER
titled check for $1,000 as bail and left
town.
II is understood that DIR. Speer,
being ignorant oil the process through
which u dentistry applicant must pass
before procuring the license To- prac-
tice. employed DIR. Greear to get the
license for him. Just what price was
paid II not publicly known. thought
1t Ia said TO have been $500
DIR. tireear passed the examination
brilliantly. delivered the certificate
and DIR. Speer hung out his shingle al
Lebanon. Russell county, where, ac-
eording to all accounts. he has pros
pered amazingly.
The police now believe that Or.
.Oresur iwHll return with Detective
Wiley. who was sent after him. with
out requisition. The detective, how
ever, has the papers with him. and
lucky Officer Wiley will present the
papers to the Governor OF the Blue
Grass State. who win then be expected
to make matters right.
Ii la also thought by the police that
DIR. Greear has made a practice OF
taking" examinations. and that when
all the evidence IL deduced II will be
seen that he has list OF, .'dupes''
stretching half acrom the continent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
TOTAL EXCEEDS
HUNDRED MILl|Ou|
Census Office Gives Figures
Showing Continental and
Colonial Population
CONTINENTAL FIGURES
81 PER CENT. GAIN
New York Gains Nine Com
gressmen-kanklng Order
Gwen showing Standing
of Each State IN Union

WASHINGTON. DEE l0--The ceAs
ent population of the Continental
United states as 81 2.26a, increases
1e,st 1891, or II per cent.
The population of the United States,
inciuaIng specified dependencies. u
s3,4Vz,Iol, increase 1s,2iD,3zl, or
2o.s per cent.
The population OF the State or
Washington is 1.f41.as0, increaso
62a,ss7, or 1904 per cent. This gives
Was hington three more congressman
The population OF the State of Wis
consin is 2.aa3ts60. increase 26A.6tk
or ~ per cent. The increase n
sufficient for one more congressman.
The population of the STATE Of Ge0r~
gia is 2,oos.l2i, increase 1872, 100, o.
lT.7 per cent. The increase - Uu1~;
iicient for one more congressman.
Nine New Congressman In New Y091
1t was announced that the tota1
for New York State had been cor
rected, making it 9.t13.614. increan1s
1.s4f.72e. or 24.4 per cent. The -
crease is sufficient for nine new con.
gressmen.
The total for Florida was changed
to read 1868, increase 224,077, Or
42A per cent. Florida gets one new.
congressman. s8
The total for Alaska Is given as Ga
356. increase 1854. or IL per cant.
The military and naval populations
OF the United States was announced
as 55,69S.
The total for Hawaii, 1871. s0s, in4
crease 37,aos. or 24.6 per cent
The ranking order of the StatAo
under the new census follows:
New York, Pennsylvania. Illinois
Ohio, Texas. Massachusetts,, Missouri
Michigan, Indiana. Georgia. New JeEs
seN. California. Wisconsin, KentuclkY.
Iowa. North Carolina, Tennessee, Ala~
hama. Minnesota, Virginia. Mississipps.
Kansas, Oklahoma, Louisa ma, ArkA6.
sas. South Carolina. Mrylnd, West W.
gfnsa, Nebraska. Washington, Poxi&I
Rico. Connecticut, Colorado. Fs1Ur1o3
Maine, Oregon. South Dakota, NORTH
Dakota, Rhode Island. New Hamn~
shire, Montana, Utah. Vermont. Dt1-
trict of Columbia New Mexico, Idaho.
Arizona. Delaware. Hawaii, Wyomfne.
Nevada, Alaska.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
MAKE FREE Use
Of SH|llALAH
FRESHMEN INDULGE IN TYPICAL
ELECTION ROW--MANY
ARE HURT.

IEl4rAST. l}ecem Der lo.--Politicai
excitement Is, at fever heat to-day,
following last nights riots that re-
suited from several orangemon voting
for the Irish nationalist candidates.
These SO voting are being called trait
ors and their houses are under guard
to-day to prevent violence being done
them
Scores were hurt IN last evening s
rioting. kevolvers, clubs and knives
We're used freely and one bomb was
thrown. severely injuring an Orange
man. The damage ~ property Wiz
run far into the thousands
The Orangemen are against home
rule and their wrath when 1t became
known that several of their number
had voted for the nationalists. whose
slogan Is home rule. knew no bounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
LOOK|NGFOR BOSS
Of k|ONAPPERS
Police Believe Gangs Oper-
atoms Are DIRECTED by
Business Man
FOUR CHILDREN
UNALCOUNTED FOR
Italian Child StealerS Have
1errorlzed Metropolis
the Past sixty
Days

NEW YORK, december Io.-Wlth-
in the next few days New York ponce
hope. to capture the boss" in the
gang OF ltauan kidnappers. whose
operations are believed 10 have been
the most widespread ana nesrtless III
the Annals az TINS form of crime.
Through informato noptained from
Micnaei kI1zo, the ita>.an boy Kid
mapped along Win Giuesppe IopSo
from near his brooklyn nome on No
veneer IL. Deputy lynn believes tnat
he Is at last on the track OF the leaaer
VI the gang, ten OF whose nsnusrs
were captured in q raid on their East
Sixty-tn1yd street headquarters AMI
are now held III Sle,vGo natl each.
The boss Is said 10 he a business
man who has directed the operations
III the gang. lie II not restuent OF
New York city. when he Ia arrested,
the police believe "a most starting
series OF disclosures will be fortn .
coming.
Stole six Children.
The findIng Of the l.1ngo and Rtzza
boys leaves four children Kidnapped
within the last sixty days stiIi unae-
eounted for. IL is practically certain
that all SIX children were stolen hs
the gang now being rounded up ami
il is believed the four missing chill
dren will son be abandoned Oh the
streets, as Was the Ri1zo buy last
night.
Young Rix2o to-day attempted 10
add his Identification II certain mem
hers of the gang tn that OF Giuseppe
Longo, who positively recognized Ma
ria Kappa as the woman III whose
house he was kept prisoner. and
Gianlrano. alias Vito taIorfna. a1s
the man who posed rs the woman 5
husband.
sizxo's story OF the kidnapping co.
iaeidas perfectly with that 81 LanSo.
The two boys wvr. being detained
In the rooms Of the t'hildr~nsa So
esstx in Brooklyn, RS the paHeH are
taking no chances ON allowing the
lads to fall into the hands If friends
pE the ktdnappers or ~ being envea
ny threats Even when members Of
their families call ~, tht'ua Il police
man who understands italian is pres
eus.
This shows what desperate crowd
the police believe they have 10 dea,
with They say there Is little doubt
that the boys would either be mur-
1er.d or stolen again were they al
tuwed t. go free
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
WILL MAKE CONTEST
AND EXPECT TO WIN

The following Statement, was given
out by Rev. James Cannon. superin-
terdent of the Anti-Saloon League of
Virginia. concerning the result, OF the
election in Lynchburg,
The ~eturns on their face show a
wet majority of SIS in total vote OF
Ito, which is III more than the votes
east in the election OF 1908. Two weeks
before the election the League workers
discovered that about 400 persons had
been Illegally registered. the most OF
them being persons who are supposed
tn have voted wet. 1t was publicly de-
clared OIL the platform ut the dry meet
ing that In the event the city should
give wet majority the election would
be contested. But Notwithstanding this
great handicap, the dry workers went
into the fight To win and lost against
tremendous odds by a majority OF only
SIS.
The Anti-Saloon League will file
contest at once and the case will in all
probability go up to the Supreme Court.
as a constitutional question IL involved.
In the meantime saloons cannot be re-
opened. and In the event the election
is declared null and void. as the Anti
Saloon League attorneys confidently
predict. II will be necessary TO hold
another election. which must be car
ried by the vets In order TO bring the
saloons back to Lynchhurg
"The violation Of the spirit Of the
new Constitution by the registration Of
illiterate and vennl persona colored and
white. In the election In Harrisonburg.
Danvillc. Bristol. Roanoke and Lynch
burg IS increasing the sentiment among
the temperance people that Statewide
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
TOOK TWO DRINKS
GAVE WATCH AWAY
NOW WANTS DETECTIVES TO
FIND his COOP GOLD TINE
4
PIECE.

This il what il did for Mr.. Albert
Holyoke. according to the story he
told Justice Crutehtetd in Police
Court Saturday morning;
He took two wesny. tiny drinks Fri
day night Then he met an absolute
stranger and gave him his good gold
watch.
Later he repented. and Meeting
the stranger, tried 10 recover the time
piece. The stranger objected. but al
lowed Mr.. Holyoke To take big silver
watch. Mr.. Holyoke then took many-
more drinks, and finally ran into the
protecting arms Of Officer Samueis.
who locked him up for the night.
Mr.. Holyoke is out again. but the
detectives have u description of the
stranger" and are looking for the
good gold watch.