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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
GIRL FINDS
MOTHER DEAD
Mrs. Catherine Crosby SiTick-
en- While Washing Clothes.


Returning home to her lunch at
moor today Miss Kitty Crosby, OF n
Washington street, g foreman in the
fine wire department ef the. Standard
Underground Gable Works. vas
shocked to find her mother. Mrs.
Catherine Crosby, on the floor Of
their home dead,
Mrs. Crosby who, with her daugh-
ter, occupied the third floor of q
three-story house at the above adj
dress. When Miss Crosby went to
work this morning her mother was
as well. apparently, as ever. After
her daughter had gone Mrs. Crosby,
who was about eighty years old,
started to do the weekly wash and 1t
was while performing this duty that
the aged oma was stricken. She
found beside the washtub where
she had fallen.
Mrs. Crosby Was a widow OF a vet
of the civil war. Coroner Ferd
Garretson, who was called, viewed
the body and gave a permit for the
burial. Heart disease Is given as the
of death. Miss Crosby is at
her home prostrated with grief over
the occurrence and the cireum-
stances of the death of her aged
mother.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
RECORD CROWD
AT The BIJ0U
in Arizona PIeases
Large Audience.

The western play, Down in ART
zona," made a hit last night at the
Bijou and was well a~pplauded by
the audience. The people appeared
to like the play very much and Were
kept in a state of uproar during the
entire performance by the antics of
.sThe Parson'' and "Freekles." New
scenery makes the play more attract
tive and the comical moving pic
lures shown between the first and
a Mbiy MsE srs s4ssl 4aa4sua Nsx 2%sssa 4sss
play yet shown is scheduled to start
next Monday. 1t Is aThe Black
esle2aad is q heavy dramatic Of
fering.
The crowd at the Bijou last night
was the largest crowd of the season,
and before the show had started
standing room was at a premium
The "S.R.Os" sign was polished up
In the afternoon and exhibited early.
Many patrons bought tickets for the
latter part OF the week. 'Freckles,o
in the role OF a cowboy, sang two Of
the latest songs during the second
with the crowd. The souvenir pic
lures of George II. Petit, the leading
men, distributed last night, were
appreciated by the ladies. The mec
assaaent announces that, on Mon
day, October 23, pictures of Miss
Marie Harcourt will be presented to
those present.
Wayne Campbell, as the sherif Of
Arizona, made his first appearance
here last night and made d good inn
preston. Jack Hartford. as the Mex-
lean seoundrel, was very good, also.
Miss Marie Harcourt was earnestly
applauded and was the hit OF the
show, many declared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
HEAR LECTURE
ON LINCOLN


Lincoln. the Six O'Clock Man"
was the subject of an interesting talk
by s. Trevena jackson, OF Jersey
City, before the Perth Amboy Mems
Club In the lecture room of Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church last
night. Rev. Mr.. Jackson, who was a
former pastor here. gave an excel
lent description of the life of Lincoln
and his habits. He quoted many of
his sayings and of their application
of moral uplift In every community.
Mr.. Jackson spoke briefly on how
Lincoln arose from a poor boy to
the presidential chair under trying
circumstance during the time the
north and south were about to en-
gage in the civil war. The lecture
was enjoyed by the many members
of the club who came out at this
time to hear the former pastor.
s.. r. Harrington. president of the
club, presided and introduced the
speaker of the evening. After the
lecture q social time was held and
refreshments were served under the
direction OF the commissary commit
tee.
At the business session plans for
the series of entertainments to be
given during the season were dis
cussed. The first entertainment will
be given on October 81, when the
Otterbein Male Quartet and Belle
Ringers will make their appearance.
This quartet is composed OF w. j.
Delapy, first tenor; G. #. Walker,
second tenor and pianist; G.. !. Foote,
baritone and pianist, and H. u.
Engie, bass, reader and manager,
The second in the series Will be
given on November Fl, by Peter
MacQueen, traveller, explorer, war
correspondent and lecturer. In the
third entertainment Robert Forbes,
corresponding secretary Of the Board
OF Home Missions and Church Exten-
sion OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, will give a lecture. Mar
garet Wyndham, in stories of the
south. will give one Of her recitals
on February 15, 1919. Miss Wynd-
ham Is well known as a reader and
entertainer and is bound to please.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
PLEADS GUILTY
IN ARSON TRIAL
Leader Of Firebugs' Gang
Makes Confession.

Iackeasaen, n. j., Oct. 1T-August
Deiellman of Clidside, the alleged
leader Of the gang of firebugs that de-
stroFed several buildings in that sec
ton during the past two years, with
drew his plea OF not guilty and plead
ed guilty to two OF the five indiet-
ments against him.
This move on his part was expected
after John Gapnun, al alleged tool OF
the firebugs, told Judge Demarest and
Prosecutor Wright on Friday last he
desired to tell the truth. gapuun was
Indicted Jointly with August Deich-
man for the burning Of a double house
in Cliffside April 10. The house vas
valued at $1,000 and was Insured for
$4,000.
The trial ended abruptly Friday
when Capuun broke down, but it was
TO have been started all over again
and Capuun used rs states witness.
Deichman. however who has been In
jail for several months, sent for Prose.
cutor Wright and made a statement,
and when court convened he retraeted
his former plea.
The other ease OF arson to which
August Deiehman pleaded guilty was
that of a lace factory which was de-
stroyed on Feb. 8, 1910. The loss is
about $4,000. A close watch is being
kept on the Deichman brothers in the
jail, probably due to the recent at
temp. made by August to end bis life.
Capuun In his confession says be be-
iIeves a plan was made TO kill him.
lie says he was severely injured when
he caused the explosion In the cellar
OF the double house in Anderson ave
hue. Gasoline was used ON both floors.
He told p. g. Iron, a lawyer, q re.
markable story concerning the Deich-
man brothers and their records Is fire.
bugs.
The DelehHaans were charged direct
" with Ave taeeadiary fires and indi-
reetay With seventeen. The damage
reached thousands OF dollars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
DEEPER WATERWAYS
MEN IN SESSION

Trenton, Oct. 1.-THE annual
convention Of the Atlantic Deep
Waterways Association which opens
in Richmond, VI, today will likely
have a considerable influence in
furtheriHg the movement for the
ship canal across this state. The
real purpose OF the meeting lis to
advance the cause OF the crusade
for inland waterway from Maine
10 Florida and the Jersey fN.opesi-
ton forms one OF the main links IA
the chain. The state. through Leg
islaiive action last winter, tnowed
Its interest In the Jersey project and
following that the Nav Jersey dele
gates at Richmond will go Oh req
ord as standing ready to do anything
possible to help alpng the PLAZA.
The route for the canal aerass
this state has heen surveyed and shs
surveys are now lii the hands psthe
Secretary OF War III Washington
The waterway will start at Boraen
town and rim to the Raritaa rsFel
near South Amboy. The Legislature
Hant appsnpriatea sHa.ee9 ~ tae
Advancement Of the right OF way as
soon rs the work was assured nv the
Federal Government
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17

Miss Lottie Petty, of Rector street.
enjoyed a trip to Elizabeth Monday.
j. J.. Deitche. who has been con
fined to his homo by Illness, Is now
reported as much improved.
Captain c.. t. Smith, of Totem
Vile, renewed old acquaintance in
town Monday.
Miss Maude Sure, of Sheepshead
Bay, was a visitor in town Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Brown, OF Pleasant
Plains, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. A. J.. Smith. OF Staten Island,
attended the matinee at Proctor's
Monday.
Lawrence c.. Dalton, OF Broad
with friends in New Brunswick and
Newark.
Robert REILLY, of Washington
street, has returned home after be-
ing entertained by friends in Newark
for several days.
Andrew Morrison, OF Kirkland
place, Is spending several days at the
home of friends In New York.
Gustaye Meinzer, of South Amboy,
renewed old acauaintances in this
city Sunday night.
Charles Whitftck Of Kevpart was
entertained by friends In Davidson
avenue. SUNDAY night.
William skoy Of New york was
entertained at the home az Mr. and
Mrs. VI. B skov. In state street over
SUNDAY
Mrs Iames) r slaipbt and Mics
Nav on TottenyiIle' spenf sunday
night with friends ia this city
Mr. and Mrs Wulia,n Erenrb Of
MaIone n snent SATURDAY ana
snnday at i bama II Mra 4 r.
French ii Rrishtan avanua
nau,a Taahhs ~ ctata straa+ hos
rat,,rnaa hann rar b.,s 49, trtn
ieeu'hVu MIME @i'o.d suaiaSSS Trip
OF several days in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Roy, of Mil
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
PROGRESS
IN ESPERANTO
Opening Of the Fall Glasses
Here Tonight.

At the commencement OF the Fall
| Esperanto classes the question may
we'll be asked: Has Esperanto pro-
sressed sufficiently during the past
year to warrant its study? The
actual value of Esperanto, in va
rious WAYS. has been freely dis
cussed at different dimes in the coll
umns of the NEWS, but there are
additional reasons that are espeet-
ally now.
First OF all may be mentioned the
great success and important deci-
sions of the International Esperanto
Congress held at Antwerp last
August.
Over 1,700 persons were present
and discussions we're carried on in
Esperanto so freely and clearly that
an American who was there said. he
no longer doubted that Esperanto is
a living language spoken by a living
people, widely scattered, but con-
tinually increasing throughout the
world.
Even the most conservative of pa
pers, 1.-THE London Times," in an ed
itorial, said that the Congress fully
demonstrated the claims of the Es-
~perantists and that there Is no longer
any doubt that Esperantists from all
parts of the world can understand
one another.
But the most far reaching action
OF the Congress was its decision to
let the government OF its future an
nual sessions be In the hands Of
delegates elected by E~sperantists all
over the world. This at once places
the movement on a more permanent
basis and shows the desire towards
a great international government in
all affairs relating to this unique
International Language.
Three delegates to the Congress
were sent officially from the United
States, one by the G-overnnent, one
by the Bureau OF Commerce and La
hor and one by the War Department.
Several states alos sent official rep
resentatives as likewise did a num-
Der of foreign countries.
Eperantlsts from this country who
attended the Congress were sur
peranto ID extending over Europe.
Conductors. policemen and pedes-
TRANS were able to render services
Nv maans ~ Eanaranto ana On cav
eraI Occasions soma Of the lacal MS
n-erantists h difrerent towpa visited
fook snecial Mains r. sbow inc vis-
TORS he nlaces 81 interest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
FORESIERS Ar SMOKER
OF ELIZABETH LODGE

Twenty-Five members of Court
Standard No. III and Court Amboy
No. S., Foresters OF America, went
to Elizabeth last night to attend the
smoker and entertainment Of Court
Onward No. 81, of that city. In
cluded In the delegation from here
were Grand Sub-Chief D. j.. Flynn,
Supervising Deputy Thomas Lucas
and Chief Ranger Martin ]. Ryan, OF
Court Amboy. An entertainment in
whisx professional talent took part
was furnished during the evening.
Those from here vent on the STA
o'clock train and did not return until
a late hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17

Report That Islands in Ar
chipelago viii be Attacked.

London, Oct. 1.-THE DOGGY of
the extention OF the Turko-ItaIian
war to Europe with all It's POSSIBLE
tiles OF international complications
has once more raised It's head. A
despatch from Rome received here
today says that Italy Is preparing to
withdraw a portion OF its feet from
Tripoli and will occupy several ISL
ands on the Archipelago.
The despatch also asserts that the
bombardment OF Smyrna and an at
tack on the DArdaneiIes is eontem-
plated by the Roman government il
Turkey still refuses to accept the
Italian terms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
DECISION RESERVED IN
GAS COMPANY's CASE

John obueh lost the greater part
Perth Amboy Gas Light Company
before Recorder Henry w Kehce
last night. He had the company s
representative, Thomas Wand, ar
raigned on charges Of breaking and
entering and stealing a meter and its
cash contents. The court took up
the charges n at a time and drop
ped them until Il came to the break
ing and entering charge, which II
sustained to the extent that 1t re-
served decision thereon to look up
the law On the subject.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
To GIVE
PLAY IN WOODBRIDGE


Woodbridge. Oct. f7.-The King
wood A. G. has planned to again
enter the limelight of athletics and
amateur theatricals. The special
committee appointed to take charge
of the annual entertainment of the
club met Sunday afternoon and se-
lected the name or the FIRST comedy
play as "Too Many Husbands,
which Will be given soon In Marion
hall. Several plays were submitted
for approval and 1t Is likely other
entertainments will be given later 1t
the first effort Is considered success
ftI.
A meeting OF the club will be held
tonight to select the characters. The
public has always ~patropiEed these
plays and the club feels sure such
ae6sen viii be taken this winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
BENZ MURDER TRIAL
STARTS MOVE BER I.

New Brunswick, Oct. 17@Marino
Benz. charged with killing two men
while they slept at Perth Amboy OH
October 7. will be tried Tuesday by
Chief Justice James J. Bergen. His
plea VIII be taken on the morning of
the trial. Former State Senator
Theodore Strong represents the de-
PENDANT. Sheriff William H. Quack-
enb7ss drew two panels, of forty
eight Jurors each, today to try the
cases. Benz was indicted on two
charges, therefore the two juries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
TEAM Of REQ
Men WILL REHEAaSE

A rehearsal Of the degree team OF
Pc Ambo Tribe No. 65, improved
Order RED Men, will be held IN
washington bali tonight In prepare
ton for the class Initiation TO Pc
held Thursday night. The affair
will be held in Washington hall and
will be one of the big events of Red
Men In this city. It is expected that
fifty candidates viii be initiated at
this time. A short parade VIII pre-
cede the meeting in Washington nall
around town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
BIG PROFIT IN TICKETS.
Two and Three Prices Being Demanded
by Spectators.

New York, Oct. 17.-Ali of the unsoid
50 tickets admitting to the lower grand
stand at the Polo grounds this after
noon were in the hands of the speeu-
iators before the game. They were
holding the lower stand tickets for
from GA to Sc. They had also a good
many general admission 81 tickets
which they were Offering at - epieee.
1t was said at the federal building
that there would be no action taken
by the p~ostoffiea inspectors against the
New York club because money orders
had been returned TO persons who had
not been able to buy tickets and who
Ind complained that their money WAS
being withheld.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
NOTED JURIST
BURIED TODAY
Many Attend the Funeral
of Justice Harlan.

Washington, Oct. 17.-ln a last
tribute to Justice John N. Harlan,
the great dissenter," official Wash
ington went in a body today to the
New York avenue Presbyterian
church to attend the funeral SER
vice. The justices Of the supreme
court acted as honorary pail bear
ers. Governor Wilson, of Kentcky,
who years 6 was law partner OF
Harlan, was In the family group.
All the court and commission Of the
federal and district government was
assigned special seats. The Loyal
Legion sent q big delegation. The
burial was private in Rock Greek
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
New Nozzle Ordered.

The new nozzle to be used for the
high pressure hose attached to Linz
ceIn Engine Company arrived yes
terday and the hose will be here in a
few days. Owing to alterations be-
ing made to the Mcclellan Engine
Company's house, in State street.
Chief Patrick Rocks today instruct
ed the Lincoln steamer TO respond
TO all alarms until further notice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
"a Purely. B
M REac-Mg7x1ExQ L
4Ds

NhlI
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rivas have
returned from their wedding trip
and are keeping house on Commerce.
street. Mrs. Riyas was formerly
Miss Loretta Gibbons.
Mrs. Charles Hilker. OF Totem
VILE, was In town yesterday.
Mrs. William ~. Hodges, Of Rec
tor street. was az outeof-town visitor
MI. and Mrsss Worthington Com
ings, who have purchased a home IN
Gordon street, expect to move from
lower High s~treetAto their new i1aEae
the part OF the week.
Mrs. Charles jones, Of South Am
boy was in town Monday aftarnpon
Mrs. Charles Marshall, Of Bentley
street, ~Toffenville, spent Monday
morning Ia town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metzner, NJ High
and Gordon streets, are entertaining
their daughter from the west.
Mrs. Amy Chaplin. of Pleasant
Plains, was the guest Of friends In
Gordon street Monday.
Mrs. a. Dexheimer, of South AM
sbpN was among the many shoppers
from out Of town Monday afternoon.
Miss Laura Yetman, Of Staten Is
ssiana ytsttc1 IA aown yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Hayes, of
Staten Island, were noticed among
the visitors from out Of town Satur-
day evening
Miss Lorella Harden. OF Matawan,
was a local visitor yesterday.
Misses Josie Compton and Maize
Stockton, Of South Amboy, were
among the out-of-town shoppers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
LEAVE BEVERLY TfiiS MONTH.

Mrs. Taft and Hsr Daughter Plan Trlp
to Hot Springs.
Beverly. Mass. Oct. IT.-Mvs. Taft
and Miss Helen Taft. the villa and
daughter o. Presidents TAFT, ara to 20.
msta az their saInuas home here until
Get, 2S, when they will Sc TO Hot
Springs. VA.
Mrs 1-~ss lie nns peen very quiet
since the president started for the
west, only her most intimate friends
barring hsen Keen at Paramatta. The
Iafts exlJect to rasurH TO Beverly as
sarly AZ Jpne \ aext i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
slsoeqaL TwENTY" MEETs.

A reception and business session
OF the Social Twenty" was held last
night. at which plans for their COM
ing dance ON November /, in Kroe-
gers Auditorium in Market street,
were discussed. After this business
meeting a social time with refresh
Hlents was enjoyed. Those attend
Ing we're: A. w. vanakt, w. Gibson,
W. Hcrnsby, w. Evans, j. Calvin,
]. Mcmahon, John kutcher, Joseph
Kutcher, Peter Floresch, u. Ford,
r. Hance, G.. Kost, T. Grove, a.
Westfeld, G. Crowell, C. Dorean,
T. Tyrrell and l.. Lamgford,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
UlRlCH TRIAL OFF
UNTIL NOVEMBER 6

New York, Oct. 17.-Charging
that three Of his Witnesses had mys-
teriously disappeared In the last
thirty-six hours, Attorney Moore,
representing Harry Ulrich, today SCI
cured an adjournment until Noyem-
Der s, of Ulrich's trial on the charge
OF assauIting DIR. Booker e. Wash
ington, the famous negro educator.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
~ERT CLUB,

Miss Helen Sokolinski, of Gordon
street, last night entertained the
members of the Gibson Mandolin
Club. The first part Of the even
ing practice was held. An invitation
to play at the box social to be held
Thursday evening In the Presbyte-
rian chapel, under the auspices or
Company A, Westminster Cadets,
wa received and accepted. Refresh
ments and a social time followed
the practice session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
Hrs. G. H. CLARK & Miss Cutiiag
MANICURiNG and
HAsRDRES6lNG PARlORS

oS SmfEH 8IHEEI
Experts in Shampaoing. Manicusing,
Halrdressing. Hair Goods of first qual-
ity only. We make up Puts, etc. from
your own combings. Modern electrical
appliances used Tor hair dyeing, etc.
Beauty Par7OrS
Miss Cntttngs late of Wanam ak rs, il
10 charge Of this department with an
fup-tu-dale equipment tor electrical
FJFrntntrHt, s<nutffyfHg etc. TreataaAnt
At home by appointments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
Flying to New Orleans.

Minneaolis, Mimi, Oct. 17.-Avi-
ator Harry Robinson, left here at
$40 a. M, for his fight to New Or.
leans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17
SUCCESSFUL CONTEST.

One Of The most successful social
events eyer held under the auspices
sf Liberty Camp No. So, Woodmen
of the World, was the Grape Gather
Ing Contest held in Washington hall
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17

EyaNINa NEWS eoysEs tne heIa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George Rivas have
returned from their wedding trip
and are keeping house on Commerce
street. Mrs. Rivas was formerly
Miss Loretta Gibbons.
Mrs. Charles Hilker. OF Totem
VILE, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. William w. Hodges, Of Rec
tor street, was an out-of-town visitor
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Alger of Wood
stock are in town visiting friends and
relatives.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-08-09
WESTMQRE.

Willard Jones is little better.
Elsie Chase is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. Myers.
Rev. Mr.. Record preached a very
interesting sermon Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Hovey of ST.. Johns
bury is stopping at S. M. Coles.
p Black Shaw, who is stopping at S.
M. Coles. was quite i'll Sunday night
and Monday.
Mr.. Lewis of Worcester, Mass.
who occupies the parsonage, will speak
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Jones and Bob
Jones of New York were recently
called here by the illness of their son
and brother, Willard Jones.
Alfred Ericsson and family of New
York, who spent several weeks in
Miss Days cottage last summer, Wis
tied at Geo. Myers over Sunday. They
will now take a cottage for couple
of weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
their second annual apron sale and ice
cream social Friday afternoon and
evening, Aug. Is. The young people
will give an entertainment in the
evening. Those wishing to contribute
aprons or any salable article please
leave same with Mrs. Geo. Nutting.
Mrs. Fred Tatro and Mrs. A. E.
French. Everyone is cordially invit
ed. Farther notice will be given as
to place of sale.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-08-09
ORLEANS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE.

The Pioneer class of the M. +.
church will hold a picnic at Edgar
Ghase,s on the river road to Barton.
Thursday, August II.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-08-03
ALLEGED ABsCoNDER LOCATED.
Illinois Sheriff Going to California
for Long-Missing Banker.

Pearl, ILL.,, July 29.-Sheriff Allen,
of Pittsfeld, Pike county, left here
tonight for Springfield, to obtain
requisition papers from Gov. Deneen
on the governor of California. From
Springfield he will go to San Fran
cisco and bring back Cary E. Marker,
former president of the Bank of
Pearl, who confessed to the police of
San Francisco to being short in his
accounts $4,000.
Manker is believed by residents to
have obtained more than $4,000 in
the sale of stock in the Navimobile
Company and the Hydrocurve Com
pany, which he promoted.
Marker came here from Red Oak,
Iowa, and started a bank, which was
closed when he left one night in No
vember, 1908. He had previously
moved his family out of town. The
bank was thrown into bankruptcy. A
police circular, offering reward of
$500 for the arrest of Marker, was
issued.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-08-03
Near Beer Raid Made.

Gaffney, July 29.-The expected
has happened and to-day Sheriff
Thomas, armed with search war
rant, seized all the near beer at the
four saloons on the edge of the city
outside of the incorporate limits. AT
w. H. Dempsey & Co.'s 452 bottles
were seized and 444 empties; at
Ramsey & Childers' store 10 bottles
were obtained and rs empties; at
Harper & Buice's 63 bottles and two
barrels of empties; at Gilmore & Sut-
toms 100 bottles were seized and
three barrels of empties.
All the beer has been hauled to
the jail and deposited. The sheriff
stated yesterday that it would be
held there. No definite action has
been taken by any of the parties yet,
and no arrests were made.
Some action Is being momentarily
expected. It is understood that the
sheriff acted under orders from Gov.
Blease.
It is stated here tonight that war
rants are out for all of those who
have been conducting the saloons,
and it is expected that they will all
be arrested tomorrow.