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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
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~ sG1nV OAsss1 luso - -
oosAprG0 ~.
~ o. 4 AesussaaaaaA

~ ~ AeQu0tN1oAaA
n was laAs IN the foresssa vAsa
the heavily aimed guard narchsl
Hamlin sePuas TO the coA8anAa ntO
ONCE Hs - been surprised at the
delay. but ~ enjoyel ample oppss.
tunity to - Q courss Of actisa. aAl
decide hov bsst to meet the suesttoas
which voull - sshed. He could clear
himself vieAsut Involving her. with
out even Q mention Of her pe1ssaoa.
and this hns~ssAes IN him esaAAsoe
and al 80.
There vsse half Q Aosa smcen
gathered h the small rooa. the gray
bearded Colonel In command. sitting
behind a tAble, With MAJOR MeDonall
at his rigA4 - the others wherever
they COLD asA standing reoa. Ham
Vim salu el ahl stood ot attention. his
gray eyes - tAs face Of the ~ vhs
surveyed IN eeross the table.
''Sergesnk. - Csoossl saa1 sokA0
brusauely. - 0ns - last nlGAa
With N tsusA ~ - .sar
Yes, sis.s
Had yss ss9 - Hssss.ant -
kins befoNr
Ones. - punol - 81 e Q -
= ~.
- tf01l . - 600eAo 80
The 500 e4sif I epsas - -
about." co0osotel AeDsaAs1 OuSsal0.
Uhe attscA - ths Seaoe. -
Rro rol3Sx<G GFnaI-GGG
Ing his syso fsUo the 9RVan06s ~.
-.YAA A40uo-A1suA sksA,lA11r'
And that - - eoly oenanua -
yUsh RsNd
Yes, sir
We'll SesUuant HonliA. I Dzrpose
= Two q ykree matters not e6sf{y
sIlsinei ahUut thie aRair. l I'm at
bed OF ys0 innocence: thAt yo1
ere not 6kVcfly concerned h Dc
hootine Of neufenant Gaskins- Mea
II your treeR eeafe that you yere q
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
Waa,nila The Hb
Cfoa1 RcsnGt O.
Rainboss RosuAe
~ M - Marshall

fks coUsng 1T the kslpbou .ssse.
seasds the pscps~ 81 Gsnnlssa
cosssy "a ePFost1nsls co.esetrs,e
shssr e9s,sss 90 the placing IT rsse
tssas q the hands II tssrisse by sel-
ecelA9 ske Eosse over the hoe DIVIDE
the, lsss bsswsen Msassch ps.s snd
wssHsss Ha Springs. The springs
~sll s3usd . p~sl rest and a rsse
kTnnk ~ nGnSy sarsS - 49,
tsnity 70 taie . plunge "a the crysssl
RNEs ARd lRxlsaksilsg- -naiern- II -
famous sPriass. Fe~ opportunities
Of such splend,d merit Win Es
afforded the many tourists on their
srsnsconsihshfxf t5Hf. 4 f5af rest.
ID viii he a perfect oasis on their
lpns t<ysrw~s. i~t-ws~rw0R
sMdT 9 EaTe tbs zT'''s5d.a re-s place
.pa the kwsstaenway Sc rta wss-
nIta and Ganaison county will ever
ses-Fisassst msnrry -
Tie distance 6efWeen Waanita
and PitkIn ls eight miles over most
beautiful route which by a very few
changes in grade will make Of IL q
hrst class auto route.
TAXING Wsanlta for base res,
place fos Tourists and BY properly
developing these side roads would
give hoae people ss we'll as our
guests the full opportsnity 10 enjoy
the famous springs and the beauty
of the nost seeesslble and richest
sndeveloped miniae section in the
ssase. Why have one Of natures
rsrest G,fts, that which will heal and
afford hsslth sad pleasure, and a.
low it 10 be % inaccessible that We
OF osr neishboFs can not make the
very best sse Of it, Sslida and Gun
nisoa people cosld auto 70 the
spriAes. enjoy q good pasAGs IN the
pool and retsra the ssme day.
hake d wssniss . displsy or eHpo-
s;sioa es.tsr ior the sysst wealth of
ei.sssl, eaal, nsrSls. slsas, xssaise
snd GaAss seooe 10 sAo~ The tosrisls
- - ksss tAe 0iassA end
oa6ssil OseltA that will nsks Geo.
sisna oOs.Ay o.s u sAs svssAsss IN
lssS:s. 1k:s sssk OF sSvicslssssl
ni4svs->oak iuAusssiuoWb0sf- -
0ss.isas sssnsy The bsss sssiAease
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
10 Bankruptcy No NJ

w. THE matter OF the CO.
pHrincfahip firm ~
tsasette brother-. com Iu Sank ruptcy No N
posed ~ Ralph 4. tias-A
ctte aud " A. 6svette.
To the creditors of the co-psrtD.r-hip firm "a
ts.e.te brothers composed Of Ralph I osvctts
aud ". A. 6svette. ~ tiunni-on. ia the counts
of 1unnison. aud District aforesaid, a bank
rupt
Notice is hereby given. that there will be held
~ the town Of GunDison. in said District ia
the tounty curt Mouse In the District Court
room thereof, ut the hour of ten 10 o clock il,
N the forenoon ON the f7th day ~ june. A ID.
1913. messing of oreditovs Of the above named
bankrupt for the purpose 90 con-ideriDg the
petition 81 the trustee, asking an order for the
sale OF the real estate. merchandi-e, futures
and other property beloneine TO the said bank-
rupt estate and that said trustee be autharix,d
10 sell st private sale at which time the order
~ prayed for will he granted, unless You ar
psar and show cause why ssme should not 10
done. Claims may he presented and allowed
aud such other matters attsnded to as mag
pnpperly come bef,,re . cvedisor's = ueetius
Dated ~ montrose, Colorasto, this ard aay a
june. A. b. 19i3
WALfEHP CnOsE.
hesssre In Bank ruVtcy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
OUu0 - Uu~

We - - lsooR eA1nk, W1gA Rse
esBea. 1T 0ssd fuUsst ~ . Ws0an
AeADs lD1ntVA-1 1AnoARS0-pe.&
Drf e6ost -. vAstAsr ~ Ossa. -
~ y. 9uu1o1 E$
- oOnhs - N1ne - - ~ Q -
0A00AG - h hini Bep; I - -
0N0uyy4t
A1f - q - 4 q e We ofe
- psUo1 e - faDo0 woOea = %
- q - taD00o ~. - soOe q
tAe w bsu3 spunAssD - 0o Vur9A
esaay - vooea--Unfve1sstg No.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

eEsso rs.a- These reqse-as ooa<
fFom al passs es the eosHsry. AID
snascsse ths; Ceisr.ao ~.A tass ysse
kAse . essAsr ss@les Il perssus
tsaTlAS ne ToAds than eses bessue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
unBuDu1ly

-
bssces raacAs1 M - susssAA,
ssnnES u throa0A - h4GA. iron-
ouO~d siados. 30 sAsy vsss Gzssazk
- UeFl- indissinguishsbss. ~ hi
oO cssa-ed - save no furtA~r
o1s 70 his ows Vswdscaneu,. oaly
onsrias hoe ~ sSuls tsss divert
oBson from -. y 9as al Q coa-
- esze. iase shs mystery os vhsc>
- - uasbse 70 penetrate. That 4
- uBollg Nckpnsia shriukinx these
- - sazk eocnsr of the basxscks
- - had ne eDuSt aAs nishf not
ono seooxnsssd hin. O. inaGinsl
- bs sac hsr, 6ut thas spsar q
~ Asd certainty sevssasd . lace not
- - D'siskea. white - II wss. -.
- wifh teryur. hah eoacssisl ~
0a0hns hair. ~ tasstiacassss vss
osssssAeless eonpasta. Tbe sesy ~
oDunness OF expsSsesca appsalsd -
- She was not Giri easily frishs.
so~o. no mere prOuiseuoue shootinG-
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

Misc Mysa M4lsbs a PSGkia ls eo-
pleyea - -seaaerapher IN the l.s
esaGe II J. N MelDsaz.l M..s
Msishs is ssay.ag si the home os Ns.
and Mrs. Rsiss Knopp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
- A. un~sunx

-9nn aIHn 0nrnn0nR-.-
@yos.ess'o' @ yos. e = 70 '.e -
0vine .-1a. tAnf 30 ~ preseRvo
sOR hsaltA ~ h0Ae - rUsa -
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

Mrs.. Tneoasse DAVIS returned
Sssurass from Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
- e - &uednauu - ~
ona1D e 49, -. -

kalIs.r I'd "A
- n n
= 49, 49,
y of -sid ,iss iha same beins sn. Il ti.. r.x
usI days - NJ Dune tasla - tlse essuns. ...art
l. .ylsi- NuLeod sfimini-trntris - s.sd
estate. x,A splesr bs,l.sss t,.s =, .z a. -,x.A
- pr-s7i' aiy finaT STf7W Bf77- - slll'- ~
mInlstrstrix. pray tho spur..gai II the same.
a4ssA a. - - A. such
asinliii.4tTastix A. sniuh TIM ana uisra anx
lsc tfs,us 70 thc same. snz ti,ers be
sHfl fnri riiiar Horlcs . h17Tiry 81 ffST ~
~alu tiIue snd place ths raurf viii farois. and
-ns..SS uuuuuuui ->ssuuunv ssur- ah.-
rrH7r1' VI rr-uahf q The sariiis1 5atifl1n n
SYLVIA ssl.sui- rlaiHa.g4t nril a. iss ~ AID
dfrnnsen. D. f0ii t.ie hsaI hoGalA aA~.-.- Or q
4t1 y - -14f : sfsA -ll.s .>--- =.
thf halfshll Of 4nia ESTATE. aud ffam Who'll "a
appear that syisia NotseUd. s,sin v MOD
bsn Nc!.rsd, AIMS Haftz a-o hairs u .aia 10
- i--- -->-e 80 - ---.---- ----~--u
bald Mcleod. urreasea. ar herYsby required 10
~ aud aupear Nhnrnst. abida She llsfarmlns-
tiun 81 the cuuri thrraun-
Dated al eiunnisan. Coloraao. tins IIfh ,iay
Of Dune A. ~. n'i3.
SYLVIA MCLEOD.
Adssini-trstris 81 the estate Of Arrh bald
fir,t Pub. Juno b. laI5 La-t Pub Jtly. Ials
sspp aud Nash. Attorneys
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
as<s~s vss q e,o,,,s>.


The most southern industry N ths
world is believed to be tie strsnes
business established on Mac0uaPSs
island. q barren nesting place for sea
birds. which lies about 15e niles
southeast - Tasmania. the lsres
island situated Mttle south Of Austrs
1ia which b uOtel for its Ane appssa,
many sheep snl valuable timber. anl
~ being The birtApaace of Mrs. Hun-
VAry Ward. tAe DAGlish novelist SQse
sssrie islasl = tAe bone Of vest mum
Sers Of psaeu1.a. the popslatioa q
~ - 49, - .1taaeAslAA.
17I111 Afel - =. on0o.uIU
TIE pebestns sse boglea II ~1,essterv~
holding absvt ~ bsros It . ss.e. snS
Nhen the steaR n TUNED a snA va
ter pumped into The b0ttUuo e the
eieesters TIE a rises - slIe - anA
- drawn on fneo barreas. n - useA
~ 8aAufseeusesvUf Sl1A~r $50 ~
ARstrnha N Ssx ln1on1
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

- - VUe1I y OO011 60 ~
q - eAofUs v4soevp TIE d.
eaos. ~ ~ ssooany vOulA h.sv
- - - bass1rAn UAen De frs,e -.
60 nesS vssS vs0sa sut 9 a
wNR she1f sk1rss Aufsss1ng - sAev
&1fne4 lnE>nnev -1AAnoP 0o-a~S,
~ - Ssu)1 - 1etss1nno Z - use
oogsB'sso01 01D11
- - ess1ssSl hQ1se1 lin slo~e.
w11oA Dak1ng go FeDly. Tia -
II ulBua OUD9Ae n Sho
OsI9osf tvo gs@oD vQU stat,saeA
hnoRin sat 1swn - o. iron ia
3nssa - ths s0esoA. snoeavoriAe -
ssoect Ab th0soA1A ~ nearsse
G0r3 Deasan6 - - -. vafe>sn
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

o6G n x 0mt S3y. Gkx{ 6oee
q tAis mean, anyhow? Who's shot!
fura TIE body over. somebody ~
2eai MS Lisutsnant Gaskinsi"
Mainline hsArt sesUsA 10 leaS Int
~ threas saA ehehs hin; for On in
stont ~ felt faint, 1assl. staring aowu
nts the still faes CHASTITY uades ths
s0ye 81 ths lsstern- 0askiasi Thsa
- wss eeaesrnsl n The aaair; he
ssoaly 80 ssea her hiaanx thesp
aOain0e tAs waA. Aad ths nass eyss
ssss sosa. wsss stArtaG In bewilAss-
Osot - IT, Sasss. TIE Sergeant e
- 01asd tAsust ths lassssh elssss.
~ ~ hseA, seos o yss, -
oont sltSs. OsOasg. - ssas vstss.
- I've - ~ ~ ~ tAs sssstsAss
-eno \ nsW vsH hsvs yss sut q
Asso - . Dinu4e. kAsutsaAat. UAae
enoosaed. siSf We oAst ysrf"
oaskins' aullsd eyes strayel fveA
- sDseher's fsoe untt he saw Hon
~. still Arnly sriDDs1 BY the sentsy.
uio hps drew bach p0VoollnG he tsstk
- sveo harF0wiAG.
TAat's the oas," - 81 in,nslv.
svoa've Get hiais
g. hAal WsaA - - - 4 Q
Uasa Il paia, snl - SsauosA ~
ossUsant Md hin hash - = -
49,. 80 ssssl -.
VAsss = vsas -, Da01nP
Z Nuoos1 \ vAsa ] - O~se -
kADu1unom1t ~. = - - - e
49,
- - O1sAu1 - Uunon q
- ~ = = - - ouu1nn -
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

- trssA oiGhf -. - would hoa1 -
AAGae. ~ sAs0t Asx $780,
enr the time being. he esuad ssssbassA
nnocsnee easily sa0xGh ~hsH it eano
- trial These thouShss assA~1
shre9Sh hss mind swiftiy. thsa ~
light Of the tantesH CLEANED In kis
eysa. aaA be saS fhs ssess -o,usssssA
sbout
IAN right nsPes sQnnsaaea -
EHe-N sks 3Ki1lIII Z. - - as J.aaa.L
~ astH SCI /. Scck q ka0- wse tAs
Aell ere you7"
"Serseanl tAaolin. l0svsntA Cav
slrU"
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

IMD
fseHio6s. - fsSSs1 -
Uoon1Ds uHder Are This neani come
- - N.zss I,
1ou14 h b. that Gaskins had xroussd
he ssrl had insulssd her. and that
sl,e. N IssHonse. had SHOT him down.
n the darkness Of conjecture there
ss~GFo1 1-szs-os4.ssf- sSsT1as5e axpianaIion-
The tive we're intimate; the rumor OF
q engaz--ant Eas s.resax cireu.st
Nc eso.. .he ssrr,sea- And sbe stg.sx
= Ts::k f7f tnIf ssoFyd f5 mn Inc
aisxaeL eu Aim- HiAasl.a ee.ss4i sss BE-
lieve this vas done through any de-
sire - -.I4re. the l.ieatess nj had no
ssOp FOR perpvHHf asHffke winch
ugu0pesh ~ 4dcm n seraasallonl
They had only met once. and then
Drteay. There was no rivalry between
hem, 10 snimoeity. To be sure, Gas.
kins hed been domineeriae. threaten
ing 70 report a small breach of discip-
line, but Ia this his words and actions
naA bsen no more offensive than was
seR0sa among young ofsieess Of his
quality. The Sergeant had passed all
memory Of that long ego II never
occurvsd to him now rs Of the slight
cot iAportsnce. Far more probable
ii1 4 appear that Gsskins' only mo-
tive was to shield the sirl from Pc
sibho Ouspicion when he had realized
that mamlin wss . prisoner, that for
s00Bo season he had been seiasd fOs
tho og1ne. he had grssped the oppos-
tsa1ev 70 point him ovt - the sssss-
sin, 80 thus delay pursuit. The
chaooD were the wounasa man did
ao4 even recognize who the victim
wao-As had blinaly Orsspsd ct ths
Asst 0tsaw
~ suppose he hsA bssa nistaheaf
OupUuss that woman hiding there wss
ssos - else' Suppose he had inA0-
insl . resemblance N that sudaea
Asao - revealment? what thsas
WUu10 she care sasa0A to ssns -
hin Uosa - bsarnsA q - ssrsst?
He AmDAel q - tAssOAA ~ n wss
. h1o10 lasGA - 4 bssaOAA haea .
SEQ suuoza110 - - GAas0 bstvsuo
thsa- Da1w nsnsaahGV lDaUAA9 -
sssssea1o 6Dssa - . OsssaAssss
pgnseDe ~ - ~ - vsu11
psUaptle ouU4 sAst - - Svs -
1lsll sllosE
- laasa,aa ~ - ma
- 90 - 80 us.a H. a -
S-ee-S<no-OrAsv11soa1H - -
Uo1sbel ~ - OuasA
- - ~-to.l,0G
Vsuashiso - -.
~ sanV Olnas.1 80 - -
ss6 O c 5s~6 =
po1sl coe01uAlnA1. - ~ s1uD -
ths aoos. 1eoeA1n' Sennl punseussA
-fss-SestssOD tsbsA - AssHsa \ ~
~An ~ Dar1n0.' 80 0.Ann
rsturned - - 81. Ten - 49,
1sVn . nse1A, yin ysuf nssA tha6V
bettef ~ ssascienos WsA1 0uu11o
ne. but ~ oiaFs aiA."
With - ~ - ths 0o1no - -
m eslsso
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
RS6t|k666 f09
Caa2-2aa3p0aGl
Fos 5000 Member

An sctise osnpsiGn To- sscsFe 50D
meabsss in THE sssse be- bssa eom-
ne.csd BY tAe Colossdo Good Rosds
Association. TAs oe0snisssioa hes
slso started move 10 secure the
better enforcement of laws relating
10 the care and msinteaanoe Of The
state roads, and it 10 believed by the
eIecstive COMMITTEES that il large
membership for the association can
be secured in the stsse, . sentiment
will soon be created which will not
only mean better rosds but better
care of the roads We nov have.
Daring the lest week. letters have
been sent by President L. E. Curtis
TO all county school saperinsendents
sskine them 70 su&gest the names Of
some wide awake young school boys
and girls who will aid in the good
roads campaign. 1t is hoped thss
10 secure solicitors in every county
in the state Who will work for mem
bers The Denver Chamber Of
Conmerce - we'll - similsr oresni-
z.tions in I'll parts Of the stsse are
planning 70 sake up the work. Next
weea . meeting will be held st Trim
idsd 1ades the sespices Of the
Chanhar n Co9nae0 r ~ 6itS
1e21l1, ~ e1lll1I1l .Ol -
Colorado Good Bosds Associssioa
end . membes of The SesAe Hiehsay
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R-H
Hi1ssns q fse6lo. pses:dest q Tie
'c1srtrNA0sAsioBggF K0ocnnoh
sf.AAnnnnAn.niRaA0A-6ata
similar meetings gill Be held in 9th
q sectlone Of the ssa1e.
-1Ae~W4~-s&c6ehrs40-0ood
Roads Aseociatioa Is astrsctine much
attention and hardly . day peesee
that the Denver Office 10 not called
spop f2x lnfoRasl21 ysGs-ding Col
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
49, nnwnua

BS~ sosst yssr sseosRy? vsna
- - - ssostAAne - eAA2." Ws2
Ne ~ 80. isthef. Un1sD l0aAs
. oR1n1n UseUsaAaoo - 1sue1n2 -
.s.S.sE -
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

'~e%1 -: - 9 -
- - - - - 49, -
O4o . - 49, oAsR eAADP
oa0O sosA1As1 - - - -
80 - se1t8eO0s0~
s.SSTllD30..l
ess1 Ds. - - o1i1T = q
- - ~ Snun6GDu1
h :. -. . -. = -
o0oso - vsoso: 0s1ona { Aau0
ssDsoo1v suaa1p - ~ lusvo ~
nh4Anos1nD1D -
49, - - ! - ssssss
CA4 ~ - - - -. -
Ws1 yss bsetse. Yse n q uaGAtv
- 30. ~ - ten yse,. aaesso6 -
- sGAses inlnasepeea ~N
- ~ sAsstr
~ eavakynaa stspA straiaAt N
- shewiaG vA1es u - UlsU q -
enntsgn.
Z tsal ysi bsssss { - nstAinG -
~. ] win talA tsoorrow." - ~.
ousDo1 quietly. r suholA - arpugt.s
rseAea ysr vin tan toosgsov.
~ - 1aoa 80 q tAs GAanss. Css.
poral tahs this fellow 70 the eusre.
6ssse. a. stay there With hin. nseD
oo0es the stretcAef, an the Aoctor..
Hanlin narchel - silently thrsueA
tAs basck nigAt. ssrYounAel b. Q T.
~ sf the euarl II Aal an occurreA
- suddenly tAat - wss bewilAsrsA
~ merely retainiAG safhcie.t 60
seiousness u ths circuus4ancse -
keep still n tAey wers sssursl -
was guilty, thea - eAeet vou,1 -
nA1e 10 trace any othefs osassetsa
witA the aRaif. WY 0askins sAsuN
have Identified him - The essaeu1n
was . nystery-probably n vas Defo
y the 1elirisn q . sorely wouDAeA
-. althosGA tAe fsslsw nay havs
1asafhe1 Mn ss0cssatly ~ tkat kipl
u reveaoa. - Aavs nistaAea lin sor
NnctAef h tAs vsse lieAf. At any r.ts
the uDexVsets1 iosat1Acstioa heapsA
~ - ~ - ~ -. II she Neu+
Tenant MveA. - WUu11 lotes scSnovA
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13
nosyCG RGTmc q Caenuroes
d - osuua Csua q - Uunu1
11a1ss ~ - onua q Casoi

w. the matter Of the CO.
partner hap firm ~
Gasette broiliers. com
posed ~ Ralph 4. ssy-
ette aud ". A. tiayette,
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

Roads Aseociatioa is aftrsctinH much
attention and hardly . day psssee
that the Denver Office 10 not called
srop i2x infsSRatic1 rsss-dins Col
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-06-13

Csr.d 0soaisA ir q. DagissU
Coosa kax4i-A ~ ~ A1v.sasA pspa
1M9x -
Sseesaissss ssr ~ TsarAR
SsnsRAssahk4s-R1EA0---
c. Eag31h = - H@--
III nd VAE hsw - Us nksm
SAssa1 - vosal ;Asv 10 v.s Tken
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-04
FLEEING CONVICT CAUGHT.
John Babbitt, Who Escaped From In
sane Hospital in New Hampshire.

| Manchester, n H., june John Bah
bitt of Portsmouth. who escaped from
the insane hospital, Monday evening
was captured yesterday near Bow by
Marshall Kimbal and Captain Moore OF
Concord Babbtt, who is one of the
most dangerous men in the state, at
tempted to put up a fight, but was
quickly overpowered by the two police
officers. He had in his hip pocket a
case knife.
When il was learned that the yegg
had broken out from the state hospital,
the police OF the capital city were noti-
fed and an investigation started at once.
A phone message came from Bow TO
the effect that a strange man was seen
in that neighborhood. The marshal and
captain started at once for that place
in an automobile As they passed the
Saltmarsh estate they saw the man
ahead and Immediately started in pur-
suit
Babbitt saw them coming and at
to run away. He is rather
lame and that impeded his progress. As
he was caught h, tried 10 pull the knife.
He said that his name was Stevens but
later confessed that he was the man
they wanted. He is dangerously in
sane
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-04
FIRED FOUR SHOTS
But He Did Not Hit Either His Father
or His Brother.

Lawrence, Mass, June 4.--SebastianC
Dominica. aged 21. made an unsuccessful
attempt to shoot his father, Joseph Do
minieo, and brother, Salvatore Dominica
on the sidewalk near 81 Common street
yesterday afternoon about l., the police
say, and he was arrested in an attic OF
the three story block, 50 Common street
where he had sought refuge
He fired four shots from a 22-calibre
revolver, it is alleged all of which went
wild. Trouble over money matters is
the cause attributed for the shooting.
Joseph Dominica and his sons have been
in the tonic business together, and the
investigation OF the police indicated that
the three had quarreled, Sergt 0'Brien
learned that half an hour or so before
the shooting there had been words be-
teen the trio in their store, 81 Common
street. Sebastiano left the place and
returned in a short time, the quarrel
being resumed.
His father drove him from the store,
il is said, whereupon Sebastiano opened
fire. After four shots had been fired.
he ran through Newbury street to an
alleyway and into the house at 50 Com
mon street. He was traced there by the
police. A search for his revolver was
unsuccessful. He will be arraigned in
police court on the charge of assault
with dangerous weapon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-04
FIVE coNvIcTs pARoLED.
Bankers Colony" at Leavenworth Pris-
on Reduced Considerably.

Leavenworth, Kan, June 4.-Five mer
in the United States penitentiary here
have been granted paroles, according to
advices received yesterday from the de.
partment Of justice. Releasing the men
will reduce the bankers colony in
the prison by four. as Paul c. Gall
Max p. Emmerich, Harry c. Prizler and
y. w. Hogue, granted paroles, were for.
mer bankers.
George w. Steck. another to be pa
rolled, was postoffice clerk.
Gall and Emmerich, with Prizler. were
convicted at indianapolis for violation
of the national banking laws Emmer-
ieh was bookkeeper in the Capital CITY
National bank and was convicted of en-
bezzling $4,000 and making false ent-
ries.. Prizler and Gall were indicted
on charge of aiding Emmerich
Gall was a stockholder in the Indian
spolis American association ball club.
He was sentenced in 1910 to serve hse
years. Emmerich and Prizler were re.
ceived Dec 2, 1909, TO serve five years.
Hogue was received from San Angelo.
Tex, Feb. Ia. 1912, TO serve two wears
and six months for violations of the ma.
tional banking laws.
Steck was received JAN 81. 1912. from
st. Louis to serve three years for the
theft of a registered package contain
ng $4,000. OF the money stolen, s23.-
500 was recovered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-04
AT Being Elected from a
Meeting at Trowbridge,
England, Last Night
THEY SET FIREBRAND
TO A NEW MANSION
Left a Saucy Note Advising
Owners to Seek Damages of
One Who Elected Them

London. June 4.-Damage estimated
at $4,000 was done during the night
by the militant suffragette arson squad
which set fire to a newly constructed
mansion at Westwood near Trowbridgc
Wiltshire. The women left behind them
a placard reading: "For damages apply
to Runciman."
Right Honorable Walter Runciman
commissioner of woods, forests and land
revenues, addressed meeting in Trow-
bridge last night. in the course OF which
a number of suffragettes who had in
terposed Interruptions were elected.
EPSON, England June A sensa-
tional suffragette outrage, in which a
woman was seriously injured, occurred
during the running of the Derby here
to-day. While King Georges horse, An
mer, was rounding Tattenham corner, a
woman rushed onto the course. clutch
Ing the reins. The horse fell and tram
pied upon her The jockey was also
badly injured. The Derby was won by
A. p Cunliffe's Aboyeur. with the bet
ting 100 to | against him after an OBJ
lection by his jockey against Craganour,
4 favorite, was sustained by the stew
ards. Craganour, was the first past the
winning post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-04
SENSATIONAL TURN
TO HUNT FOR LOBBY
Senate Began To-day Issuing Sub
poenaes for Men Said to Be Inter-
ested in the Sugar Tariff.

Washington, ID. c., June 4.-The lobby
hunt took new and sensational turn to-
day when the Senate began issuing sub
poenas for nearly sixty men, all OF whom
are said to be identified with the sugar
interests. II is generally assumed that
President Wilson furnished the names Of
those about to subpoenaed. Frank c.
Lowry, known in legislative circles as a
free sugar man and secretary of the So
called wholesale grocers' committee;
Henry g. Cunard, one of thefbest known
sugar men, and Truman g. Palmer are
among those for whom summonses have
been issued.
This new turn of affairs. many be-
heve, is one of the suggestions Of Pres
idcnt Wilson, made at his recent con-
ference with Chairman Overman and
Senator Reed of the investigating com
mittee, and many of the Presidents
friends predict it will be his answer to
the testimony of many senators that
they have seen no lobbyists in Wash
ington and know of no attempt to in
fuence Congressman against the Under
wood bill.