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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-28


 Later M. Caillaux said that pruoence and cool heads were more than p''e' | sary to all parties. | "xye must not lose sight of the fact, said inc premier, that two great na l lions can and must negotiate ana al range their differehces.
 Berlin. July 2S.-Premier AsqIith's de- claration is generally favorably received here and 1t is believed in most quarters that it will immediately relieve the ten sion in the Moroccan question. All the newspapers publish MT. Asquith's staie- nent verbatum on the principal page Some of the leading journals, however. make no editorial comment. These are chiefly the conservative pan-German or gans. The others refer breifly to pas. sages in the British premier's statement that are considered here as unnecessary sharp.
 The liberal papers unanimously acclaim the premier's speech as one lending ts- wards peace. The Tageblatt says: ..The intimation that Great Britain has no intention of intervening in terri torial encouragement outside -of Morocco ie everything that we could, from our standpoint wish or demand.' | The Vossiche Zeitung says: MT. Asauith had war or peace in his hands when he rose to speak. His po- stion was perhaps one of the most re- sponsible that any statesman has oc- cupied in recent years His speech was 1 for peace.' | The Conservative Post says: "Mr. Asauith's speech causes no sur prise The good wlleof the British gov ernment towards an understanding may ha talxan seriously v
 ",rhe British prime minmter's declara- ton." says the L.okal Anzeiger "d's- nlaved the self-confidence which has ai- wavs distinguished Englands politics.
 The financial paper, the Boersen Courier. is very doubtful of the effects
 of the declaration. but adds:
 .It takes certainly the correct form, hut we must wait. Germany would do
 l well not to have too great confidence. l snss
The evening world., 1911-09-29
MAN-TRAPS SET
BY BOLD BURGLAR
SEEN BY WOMAN
Trip-Falls on Stairs Nearly Kill
Pursuer, Aroused After
Leisurely L5odng.

Unusual ingenuity in making trip
falls over which any pursuer would
fall down stairs was displayed by n
burglar who leisurely and thoroughly
~ransacked the home OF Frank q. Read.
publisher, al No. II wilioughby ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. between IL o'clock last
night and 2 o'clock this morning. The
wife Of q naval officer. a guest OF the
Reads. became so terrlHed as she saw
him pocket her jewelry that she was
able TO get only a meagre description
Of him before she swooned.
The Reads and their guest. whose
name they refused to-day TO give. went
TO the theatre and returned about II
O'Clock. Shortly after she had retired.
the guest was aroused by footsteps In
her room. She saw n man. who was
tail and thin. standing at the dresser,
on which she had put two diamond
rings, q diamond breastpin. a gold
watch and a pearl necklace. She
watched the intruder as he picked NJ
each piece OF jewelry. examined by an
An electric pocket lamp. and put II In
his pocket. Then she became uncon-
scious.
About ? o'clock the woman recovered.
She screamed. arousing the Reads. who
were asleep on the hoo below. After
they had heard the hysterical woman,
story, Mr.. Read started downstairs tc
telephone TO the Classon avenue police
station. Half way down he tripped and
almost fell over the handle OF a carpeI
sweeper, which the burglar had slipped
through the railing. Had he gone faster
he would nave been thrown with force
enough 70 break his neck.
As Mr.. Read switched on the light n
the back parior II appeared to him tina
. cyclone had swept through the room
Chairs were overturned. tables shifted
cabinet doors open. and drawers pulle,
out, and their contents strewn over up
turned II Everything that could b.
carried on had been taken.
Several mats were piled at the heat
Of the stairs leading to tho basemen
for another trip-fall.
The police found no Jimmy marks ~
the doors. The ro~of-scuttle was locked
and so were tho window screens.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
(ContinuedD
North Dakota.

ONE Of the finest farms In Richland
county, consisting OF 265 acres Of good.
productive land, Joining Wyndmere. Fine
large buildings lots Of fruit. nice grove
and never-fauing flowing we'll Price.
$3.50 per acre. Easy terms. Martin
Paulson Land Co, Wyndmere, North pa.
kota-
AUCTION SALE-North Dakota: choice
Wells and Stutsman county farms at public
auction June .. 1911, on easy terms. Write
for Information. A. f. Belchor, sales Mgr.
Sykeston. y D.
FOR SALE-An exceptionally fine l6o 3
miles OF elevator, six miles OF Wyndmere,
good, heavy, black soil. Wild Rice river
through pasture. Fine new buildings. well
OF excellent water, windmill, etc, SIS per
acre. This is a snap. Lock Box Is
Wyndmere. North Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOH SALE
CoIorado-Continued.

FOR SALE Square section, $40 acres, In
Phillips county. Colorado; Z miles from
Holyoke county seat, 3is miles from Peola
on HCldrege aud Sterling branch Of c.. b.
& Q. r r. Eight-rUom house, hardwood
finish, cement cellar, granary. 1000 bu.
shielded on both sides. all built last year;
stable for twelve horses, one pasture Of
90 acres, the rest Of place IN one pasture;
surface water In IL. II sold before harvest
one-half OF crop goes with the place.
Everything Is new and first-class Price
go per acre, terms. owner - years old
and can't run 1t. a. G. Seymour Holyoke,
Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
oreEOn.

FOR SALE-l6O acres choicest apple. pea.
cherry, grRrS land IN the west, six miles
deep volcanic Ash. The Dalles. ore prts
winning fruit
l60 acres 81 miles from town, new moo.
sTn house, barn, tenement; $50 pear prune
bearing; 100 young trees, Loo grape vines
good water. wood. or Will sell 80 acre.
with all improvements Investigation
Aolleited. 9. q. Mebster. The DallAa. ore i
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
Louisiana.

VERNON parish. IIGi the land of sun.
shine soil. climate, markets, water, heath
good; prices cheap; write LeesVlle Real
Estate and Improvement Co. c. NJ No
FarlGnd. sec'y. LeeSVille. La
LOUISIANA farm and timber IandG
good tor truck. corn, castle. etc; on &C,
count OF cotton pest cheapest LANDS on
market Hail. Elder 4 Bennett AOnroS
louisiana
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Plans and specifications for hospital at
Soldiers and Sailorg Home. Grand Island
are now on file at the office OF Secretary
OF State and Land Commissioner Sealed
bids will be received for the construction
Of same until noon, June is, 1911. ADnI-
SON WAIT, Secretary Board OF Public
Lands and Buildings J5dl0t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
STATE BUILDINGS.
Plans and specifications will be prepared
and on file in the office OF the secretary
OF state and commissioner of public lands
and buildings for the state buildings TO be
constructed as provided by appropriations
made by the sd session OF the Nebraska
legislature, viz:
Buildings for Hospital for Insane,
Hospital building for g. & g. home.
Grand Island .,....................... 1900
Laundry building at Hospital for
Insane. Hastings .............,,...... 1000
l School Of Agriculture. Curtis ....., 1900
l Dining room addition al s. e. g.
homo, Milford .r................-..... 100
! Dining room addition at Feeble
Minded institute, beatrice ,......... AOO0
Plans for the buildings at Grand Island
are now ready for inspection.
ADDISON WAIT, Secretary
Board OF Public Lands and Buildings
50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
25 PER CENT AIAkoIN TO A CASH
For Sale Knox Co.,
Neb. Farm

go acres 9 miles north of Orchard, Neb. I;
dark sandy loan, clay subsoil, 200 acres
under cultivation, all of II is tillable; over
s. 900 worth Of improvements; store post
office and school on the land, t65 per acre
would take as part payment an Omaha res
cation. from TO 10 rooms; about $4,000.
FINE 64O-acre ranch. Y miles from town
quarters tame hay, balance wild hay and
pasture; 400 acres level, balance slightly
rolling; heavy black soil; two flowing
wells, Groom house, barn, granary anu
chicken house, telephone; u mile TO school
This Is an exceptionally fine ranch and
snap. VIII sell on easy terms. George 70
Collins, owner. Atkinson, Neb.-
FOR SALE-School lease. 40 acres. near
Lynch. Boyd Co. Neb. Address ]. II.
Kampmsyer. SlS Court ST. Sioux City. la.
80 acres 81 miles from Emerson. Neb- I;
fine improvements; land lays good; can
make splendid terms, and the price u 80
to Is less than adjoining Llaees are being
priced al For particulars CaH on OF write
J. h LENkOX- ALLEN. hEh-
l6s ACRES IN CHASE county. Nebraska
u miles south Of ElEae= II taken aeon VIII
take SILsO an acre; TINS 10 a SOD quarter
section and can an be farmed: Win take
q good 1910 or lg11 automS bile On the deAi
and cATTy the balance y. A Garland
Charlton. La
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
A REAL ESTATE SNAP.

a NEAL Ed a Z SNAB.
320-aCre farm in PoCahontas county; cor
ner right in town; building one block from
depot and creamery; ten-room house nicely
furnished; fine grove and fruit trees; beau
tiful building site facing south; cattle barn
i4NS0, 24-foot posts stanchions for about
fifty cattle; two silo bins; room for 100
tons of hay also feed cutter, corn grinder
and l6-horse power gasoline engine; horse
barn for Is horses, with hay loft and grain
bins; windmill and three water tanks;
farm fenced In six fields; 20 acres hog
tight. Price sos per acre on very easy
terms
J. A CARROLL. Rolfe, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
M. AneAOtn.

SEND for a list o. our fine improved
southern Minnesota lands; We have hun
dreds of pleased customers c. +. Brown
Land Co.. Offices, Madelia ana New Rich
land, MINI
ATTENTION, HOMESEEKERS
II you are thinking OF immlsrating west
this year, write US for descriptive liter
ature OF our lands in Minnesota, North
Dakota and Montana. We can suit you
no matter what you want and where
you want II, and can sell you anywhere
Lock Box & COrmorant. Ainn.-
A SNAP; MUST BE QUICK; aOo-ACRH
improved farm In Murray county, Mime
sofa. has first class buildings; fencGs;
SIleLdid grove: orchard; two miles from
town. Write J0hn HoldeA. Jr. oarViR
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12

FOR SALE or Trade-My equity IN u
section OF raw land, ? miles OF Sorenta
miles Kit Carson and 9 miles wild Horse,
Cheyenne Co. Colo; on u. p Ry. avs
good, shallow water district; mile TO
tNer, alfalfa grown successfully nearby.
Price, so pei acre; emcumbrance 81, $50 Cd,
tional at per cent, due May 49, 1914 win
trade the equity, 81, $50 for residence of
equal value. l also have u section Join
ing this which is clear, to trade for town
property. Same price. Would carry back
81 600 on this at per cent. Walter II
Boyd, Newton, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
SMALL RANCH CHEAP.

$40 acres IA miles north OF Keystone,
Keith Co. Neb; all good, heavy soil; lays
gently rolling; 90 acres broke; all good hay
and grass land; all fenced and cross fenced;
small set OF improvements. This IL a dandy
stock farm; price SIS per acre; clear; want
city property or 80 acres improved in good
location. g. r. Wait Co, SIT Bee Bldg.
SCHOOL section Of land; what have you?
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
Washington.
Wyoming.

FOR sALE-lGoO0 acres In Laramie
county. Wyoming, In Golden Prairie dis
Jrict; suitable for farming; now stockee
with cattle and sheep; will Asll with ranch;
will exchange for eastern Nebraska o.
Iowa fArmA J. Il. Bell. owner. Cheyenne
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12


TWO miles Of city limits, Council Bluffs.
This is fine smooth upland seeded in
alfalfa. Good level road to city. $3.50 cash,
balance long time at per cent.
MGEE REAL ESTATE co.
105 Pearl st. Council Bluffs.
30 ACRES, fifteen thousand dollars FIRE.
mont county, Iowa; good buildings; or
chsrd. $3.50 cash. Frank Crawford. owner,
Omaha.
$50 ACRES and l5 acres of southern
Iowa land, improved. we'll located good
SOIL right price, for sale trade; 81 Wv
equity In brick store building; a first class
income property for sale or trade, quick;
on land, merchandise or automobiles. Ad.
dress Box s. Dia gonAl. la
12O-ACRE improved farm. miles from
Mason City, miles from small town: SIS
an acre; easy terms and splendid bargain;
13-acres unimproved farm 12 miles from
Mason City, 21E miles from two other
towns Only $40 an acre. We have the
best bargains in northern Iowa. Come and
see US.
MASON CITY REALTY CO.,
Mason City, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12

NORTHEASTERN Colorado wheat lAnaA
glA6 70 Us per acre A few improved
tarmA 80 to Ssi Write J. a RslRhardt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12

FOR SALE-2 lots, numbers . and IL.
block K, Englewood addition. Highland
Park. Address J. Ii. Bennett, Oskaloosa
1, lOO-aCre farm miles southeast Bas-
sett, Rock county, Nebraska; 200 acres in
corn this year. large acreage in timothy
and clover. Good set of improvements
Price, $3.50 per acre; one-third cash, bal
ance easy terms at 6 per cent.
CARL TENNIS,
20 F L. & T. Bldg.
Sioux City, la
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12

FOR SALE-Splendid farms, well i'm.
proved, ranging in price from $50 to Sye
per acre. This is choice Iowa land, In well
improved coII.IL an ties. near town ana
schools. There is 49, more fertile or beau
uful part OF TIE stHts 'han OsceOla county
Sibley Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS
Have you anything to offer the farmer
q general merchandise store for land o.
any kind Of an eNChRnEe7 Or have you
some land you want to sell for cashf ThS
enc paper that reaches the Iowa farmer
Il the Des Aolnes Capital; 900 circuIAuOu
daily, rate single Insertion. / cent q word.
ak insertions, cents n word. Dee Aoinrs
DsilS capital. Des MolnsA la
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
STEAMSHIPS

ALLAN LINE
lSSturesQue st. Lawrence Route
Weekly SRihngs from
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW
MONTREAL TO LONDON, Havre. France
Fortnightly from
PHILADELPHIA and Boston to Glasgow.
splendid scenery, shortest passage, iOS
rates.
Any local agent or
ALLAN q Co. General AgenLA
LIT N. Dearborn st.. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
TcxaA.

THE RIGHT SPOT.
BLESSING (MATAGORDA COZ TEXAS.
Located in the middle OF the
TEXAS MID-COAST COUNTRY.
ORANGES, FIGS, TRUCK AND GEN
ERAL FARMING.
Land at $25 to $50 per acre.
Representatives. wanted in every county
to sell Blessing Orange, Fig and Garden
Tract Subdivision to Blessing, Texas
liberal commissions and a square deal.
For booklet and plan call at Willard hotel,
room 3l2, or write e l.. Bender Realty Co.,
Blessing, Matagorda Co, Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
south Carolina.

I.ANDS-f6Oo per acre made grvwlnE tlgA
for preserves on the Islands. Orchards on
easy monthly payments. Sea Island OrchArj
Company, Charleston. >. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12

HOUSEHOLD goods q Fur $50 Cunning
ROUND mission dining table; chairs.
H-1e64
ROUND dining table and chairs. H-s0.
Bee.
FURNITURE, 1921 Cass ST: cali morn
ings this week, parties leaving city
SQUARE dining table, one iron bed
springs and mattress yelvet-covered couch
one square center table. one kitchen work
tSh1A ~ your own price Web. l750.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12

NEW house; has bedrooms, with
bathrooms. S15 N. Ssth Ave. SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Palisade- Colorado

have several choice orchard homes to
exchange for farms in Nebraska, Iowa OF
Missouri
These orchards are in the beautiful Pail.
sade fruit district.
Write for particulars.
IL. X. HOUGH. Palisade. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12

per cent net to you secured by moTtEAgS 90
these lands, Correspondence solicited.
Refer TO First Natl bank, San saba Natl
bank. Ward, Murray CO.. and the mem
bers In congress from YeXas. Kelley
Burleson Co. San Saba. Tex
WE are subdividinR 2.SO0 acres OF fertHs
farm land In Jackson county. splendid
crops every year rainfall about rIght ~
incheS For description. plat Hnd piics'
JOHN RICHEY co.
us +. Houston ST.. San Antonio Tex =
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
OFFERED FOR SALE

II you VIII look
In every nook,
some furniture to sell you'l find;
The bee Want Tad call
He will sell IL all.
A buyer he'll always find
BI.AECH JOHNSON. 1854 Cass St
This verse wins the prize Of one-hal
dozen photographs from Heyn Studio. lGtl
and Howard SITS. II Blanch johnson Wi
come TO The Bee office she will receive al
order for the photos,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12

FOR sALE-Bittsr Root Valley Az aorsa
fine fruit land; OLD water right best seq
ZION Of The valley; fins proposition for sub
division; fair buildings, easy terms. AID
drsSS owner. h O. lewis sTSvsuAVuIA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
OFFERED FOR RENT

The Manuel and Howard apartments. 100
o SIS. 2lst and Howard ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12

Single or Round Trip Tickets between New
York and Scotch. English, Irish and ali
principal Continental points az attractive
rates. Send for book OF Information.
Superior Accommodations. Excellent Cub
sine. Apply promptly for Reservation to
local agents OF Anchor Line or AENDEA-
SON BROS. General Agents.. lineage. Al
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-12
REAL ESTATE
FARE AND RANCH LAND ron SALE


f. HAVE a farm OF 40 acres ~ miles
from good town, 70 miles from Mime
apolis, 100 acres under cultivation; about
~ acres meadow. balance timber Can
ali be opened up. Rici soil good house
barn and other buildings Price So per
acres. Also SO-acre tarln two lnlles from
GOOD town. ~ acres under pillow, 10 acres
timber, good rich soil, b-room house TIVE
barns and other Outbuuoings, windmill
fine natural grove. orchard Just com.
mencing to Denr. Price $50, easy termA
Write owner. Charles n. swanson. klk
River, Atnu.-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-09
ROBBED P]osTOFFICE
Secured Little Booty When Explosive
Refused to Work.

Stanley, N. D., Sept. 9.-Yeggmen
robbed the postofice in this city but
secured little booty for their trouble.
They gained an entrance by climbing
through the rear window of the build
ing and forcing the locks on the two
doors leading into the postofice room
proper.
They secured between S. and $40
from the tills, but overlooked two IS
bills that were under some paper in
the back end of one of the tills.
That they knew something about
safe breaking was evidenced by the
fact that they had bored holes and
placed a charge of explosive prop
erly soaped in the door of the safe.
The charge however did not get the
desired results and they went after it
with a sledge hammer but did not
succeed in breaking the door.
No stamps were taken and their
total booty was less than $40.
The lantern that they had as we'll
as the hammer were the property of
the Great Northern railroad and in
this and other respects their work
resembles the methods used by the
yeggs that robbed the Flaxton post
Office.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-09
VILLAGE BOARD
HAVE RESIGNED
Angry Words Between Mem
Der and Citizen Was the
Cause

Rock Lake. N. D.. Sept. 9.-The
Rock Lake village board, after their
ordinary business session resigned in
a body. 1t seems, that one member OF
the board, in defending the action Of
the board in relation to a matter that
took place on Sunday evening last
was subjected to some amount Of
vituperation on the part OF one of the
residents. Hot words were banded
about by both the men, and, as a re-
suit. the board resigned in a body.
presumably because OF the structures.
The circumstances Of the occur
renee on Sunday are as follows:
About half a dozen men proceeded to
q place on what is known as Silby
street for the purpose Of slaughter
ing a calf. The spot was not only
directly in front, but adjacent to
dwelling houses. Here. upon the pub
lie street, the calf was shot, its
throat cut, and the animal dressed.
The act caused a great deal Of COM
ment, at least among the residents
near the spot. The principal offender
was brought before the local justice
and fined for breaking the law. Be-
cause OF what was said in relation
to the above the board resigned.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-09
INDIAN COUNCIL
Prominent Officials Will Meet With
Indian Braves.

Elbowcods, N. D., Sept. 9.-Septem-
Der 2ls will be a notable date in this
town, a on that day the big Indian
fair, which will be held here, will be
visited by Representative L. B. Han
ma. who will be accompanied by Hon.
+. A. Abbott, first assistant commits
sioner Of Indian affairs at Washing
ton. The main purpose of the visit
will be that they may have an oppor-
tunity to attend the big Indian coun-
Gil which will be held here. The
council. to be attended by the chiefs
and braves Of the Fort Berthold In
dian reservation, has for its purpose
some proposed congressional legisla-
ton of interest to the red men. 1t
will be a typical old fashioned
Gil where the Indians will sit around
in a circle. MI. Hanna and Mr.. ABB
bott will occupy positions next the
chief. There will be the c%onsuita-
ton, the old time powwow, and the
smoking of the pipe of peace. That
the council will be one of Importance
is evidenced by the fact that Mr.. Alb
bott will journey all the way from
the national capital to attend the pro-
ceedings.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-09
FINE
jamestown College Recipient Of Gift
From PENNSYLVANIA Church

jamestown, N. D., Sept. 9.-James-
town college has received a message
from Capt. s.. K. McGinnis, who is Wis
iting at Westfield. Pa, stating that
the Presbyterian church OF Westield
have voted to construct a handsome
retaining wall at the college in honor
Of the memory of the late Rev. Will
lam Taylor, for forty years pastor of
the church in that city. Rev. Taylor
and wife visited Capt. McGinnis and
family at jamestown, N. D., in 1887,
when the jamestown college was be-
ing opened for the first time.
The gift to the college will be a
fine stone wall to be built of natural
granite boulders, gathered from this
county and will extend along the
south road leading up to the hill to
the college. in front of the presi-
dents residence. The facing stone
will be cut and pointed and set in
cement; it will be between four and
five high and cost approximately
$500. The new wall will add much
to the approach of the college.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-09

berry near Driscoll last winter. David
son served a term here several years
ago and spent the intervening years
in Saltwater, coming here for the
term he is now serving shortly after
his release from the Minnesota insti-
tuition.
The two men were working in the
brickyard and managed to sneak off
while the guards back was turned
and get over u hill nearby before they
were missed. The dogs were started
in pursuit at once and located the
two about a mile away on the open
prairie. The guards were a short dis
lance behind the hounds on horseback
and rode up as soon as the men were
reached.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-09
TO BUILD DEPOT
New Leipzig Will Have New Struc.
lures this Fall.

New Leipzig. N. D., Sept. 9.-New
Leipzig is to have a first class North
ern Pacific depot Division Superin-
tendent Birdsell made definite an
nouncement Of that fact. 1t will be
built between the Milwaukee and n.
P. tracks facing west on Main street.
The depot is to be built this fall.
This announcement is naturally the
of much satisfaction here. This
depot will be a decided addition to
the town. The Milwaukee road al
ready has an excellent depot here so
this will be the second depot for New
Leipzig,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-09
CAPTURED JAIL BREAKE
Man Wanted in Pennsylvania for Muir.
der Brought Back.

Bison, n. D.. Sept. 9.-Sher1H John
Anderson has returned to this city
from Jessup, Iowa. having in his Gus
tody Harry Dively, alias George Davis,
who broke Jail here last March and
since that time has been at liberty.
Davis escaped from the Pennsylvania
state prison after having killed a nan
He was in Jail here with eight counts
Of grand larceny against him. He will
probably be taken to the Brown coun-
ty Jail at Aberdeen where there will
be less danger Of him etfecting an
other getaway. His capture carried
with it a reward Of $1,000, of which
$500 was offered by the officials OF
Perkins county, and $1,000 by the state
Of PENNSYLVANIA.