The Santiam news., March 10, 1899, Image 4

I.’ O. HYDE, M. H.
1 1 •
PHYMIt 1A.N AND Hi BOW»N
'p
J. W!l.*l!l,
Attorrcj it Law ani NotarvTPublic
M |o, UHF j GOM.
A
8 vaia two Sorta».
PURELY PERSONAL
Sometime during Munday night
the two cot.vlcts who «»caped from
the penitentiary entered tel Wolf’s
barn, near Ciales and t.»>k two of bl«
horse* and a saddle. It seem* that
one of the convict« formerly lived
in that lucaiiiy and was acquainted
with the n«id over the mountain,
ami thinking that lh«*y would fa*
aide to crom the mountains they
stole Ito •
»nd having stolen
a gun fmm a neighbor of Mr. Wolf’»
they «tarted out.
Mr. Wolf at once took »teps to no­
tify the county and state auth trill«»«
and then »farted In pursuit of hl»
horses, lie trackc<l them as far as
the Miller bridg«* three util«*» w>uth
of tills city, where the track was
I ds '
After cm.ilng here and notify­
ing the sheriff he again licit U|> the
trail, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Morrow »nd Wm. lirenn« r. »nd
together ’hey rtslc until late Tu«***
day aftcrrxain, but could nol locate
the fugitive«
*«heriff Munkers ha«
wver»! men out in the vicinity of
Waterloo and at other pl sees where
the men would tw lla’.tc to coms the
river, and they hope to soon appre­
hend tho thieve -.
The alate has doubled the reward
for the capture of the rs. ip«-», and a«
they Wen* trust««*» the «tale 1» al«n
re«|>«malbie for what damage lliey du
while al large.
H. W. Phllll;««, Hr., was In Port­
land last week.
Merchant 8. M Daniel paid Al-
liany ash >rtvisit this week.
William Voting wa* an Albany
visitor Monday of Ihl* week.
Mr« O. l>. Austin, of Salem. vl»i.
I«"i * few hour* In Melo Monday,
Dr. F. t>. Ifyde wa* an Alhany
visitor the later part of la»t week.
Mrs. Ilasoltnn, w ho b».l been vis­
iting In Albany, returned home
Tucatlay,
Mr* T. B. Hannah, of B >«a urns
In Alt.my on Friday and Haturday
of la«t week.
II <ir«*en, of Allainy, Was calling
on friends in Aclo on Friday and
Saturday last
II. N. Washburn. .*»heldurn* popu
lar merchant and puatmA*ier, was In
8« Io Haturtiay.
Mt*. M. M. i’cery vl«llid with
E. <>. Hyde, M. t). Hclo Ore.
h«*r sister, Mrs. Dr. Jone*, In l«rbn
uon this week.
A. <». Prill, Physician and Surgeon
Hclo < 'regon.
Iieputy sheriff (I. W. Morrow wa«
up to Brownsville on lug>«l busine««
H. H. Johnston wa* one of the
Tuesday night
mewacly victims lhe first of the
Ml«»Corn Munk*-re left Inst Hatur*
week.
day for Helcm, where she will visit
A Brownie ILiaket given away al
for a few week«,
HINer** with every fl. cash pur-
V. lladek was a visitor at Albany
Sl< CcUay Co&t&f.
chaMt.
this wv**k, he having business be­
Clrruit court convene* ■I Altsmy
fore the couiity court.
in ’»half of a colony, IMvId Me
next Munday, with quit« * lengthy
J. L. Cbapm in, of Crabtree, wa* I nt u ff in.l ltlio. trustee* of th«' l*«*>
du> Let.
i»te sdvl. < * from Manila indicate In Helu on Monday, and pild till* pie’» l’nltr<1 Church have enlervsi
Into arrangement* for the pun-h.i««*
it I* reporte»! that Bev. E_ A Hur that the twe’sbone of the rebellion 1« offlrtt u substantial call.
ri* and Ml«« E«lna Lear, of Albany, broken. Our regular ««I Iler* nr.« ar­
W I Houston, of Juni'tlon t’lty. of mnio acre* of lain! a flouring mill,
riving and th«* f-illpitio ma.l<*|-
have elop« «1
waa In Scio this we«ik. 1
Hm»* a g<-tn r 'I II.
b -gin to reuil*** that they must sub ton 1« one of th«* leading Mr
seven other building« In M<>nr<w,
m<>
reliant»
Call al tii«» Racket and get price»; mil to the law« of an enlightem*«l
for which they agree to pay •in.,
of
tliat
city.
we will «ave you money on all linns ' civl|irntlon nn<l give up their dream
lino,
arva the Mor.ruo c jrrespmidenl
1 >r. J. 1«. Hill was over from Al-
carried by u*.
! of plunder, arson and tnurder.
nf the Oregonian, in eccord.irtcw
hnny yeaietday to consult with l»r.
A tittle eon, of Mr and Mra ilex,
with the term* of the agr«w* merit
A part of Co li. of the Oregon vol­
of t Is city, ha* brwn quite III, hul I* unteer«, e <« « aught Inajubush Mon Prill r« girding the condition of Mrs. they deposited )|ix*> cash and w III
I’. O. Hmith.
now much Improve«!.
«oon nuku two more pa.vment* of
I day by the Filipinos in rt Jungle.
Mr. an«l Mrs. ilnasler, of lair- like amount*, In May they will
Mr« P. O Smith w** taken quite They stood their gr«>un<i and fought
wood,
were
In
Helu
W«*lne«<l,iy
vis
­
suddenly III on Rurwlay, and 1« not the reltel« u-*«ler a heavy fire utilII
pay !>» per cent of th« remainder,
now mu- h in proved.
i reinforcements arrive*«! when the iting their «on, Henry Hassler, nt and the halance Is tn tie paid In ten
the Scio .n-li market.
years. Outside Of rallroid trail«»«--
Wanted—All outstandingacc«>antk • lictliy was put lo flight with heavy
Mr«. <«rnnt, nf Dallas, c.mn> to tlona, th« deal I« i*ili»idere«l the
due u« M-tthal hy not later than [,w*- The <»rx gon a-iidlerf! can bed«»-
la nded upon to (id their whole duty. Hclo on Monday to 1« at the bedsida largeat financially In the history of
M*r* h loth. Peery A I’«* ry.
Dr.
Prill, has begun
suit In «>f her »later, Mr». I*, o. Hmith, who Benton county.
. .<»- lltlle
io«,«- son
««.,, nf Mr
.», , snu
r". M ■
t"-
-. - A - G. ..........
— ,
The
an«l Mr*.
was taken quite III on Sunday.
Mr. Mclnturff and the other tru*-
P. l/itig, who h i* tx . n quite III for Ibe flri-ult <*ourt against I Dr. E. O.
I’sul Llit«ticca, wno has lived in teea »ay that it I* their intention to
Hyde, in enjoire nltu from pre. til ­
«ome lime |a«st. 1« now Improving
this locality for a number of yeah«, »ettle kmii person« on the land.
Liveryman F. J. Irvine has nt«>ut I ing in this city or vicinity, ft
left I’ueaday with his family for They will *| m > build a inoter line
seems
that
Dr.
Prill
purchase«!
the
recover«*! fr«<m th* meascl», and
I.Mho, where they will r**«ide In the from Eugeni* to Core <111», «nil en
practice
anil
taisine»«
from
Dr
Hyde
will soon .»■ .. ...» r-i o. -uo tune lime ago. and It is alleged that
gage In other railroad construction.
future.
«gain.
will la* of rt religious
i a contract exist» whereby Dr. ityde
Mr«. Laitm Cleveland nf Aitmny, The colony
Mr». R. Mhcltnn mill Mrs. I,. t_
not to again practice in this .«n«l her - on, Fre«f Jon«*», of Cottage character.
< alav.in have « .qa tie«! ilressmakiiig locality for a number of ye»«
< trove, are visiting in Hclo this week,
parlor* over the sample rooms of ttie |
Thru Vooimosx Its«*.
Chief (’lerk Jennings of tho legls tIm guest ot Mr. nnd Mrs. F. I.
< 'ommercial hotel.
Mature appreciated witti what a lot of Jon«*s.
Cali forni*'»
large«!
iJttle Alla
Young,
youn|fe»t rascals he tvas »iirr<>und<*<l. In«t>*nd
Although
Ml«« Jessie Munkers. who has
«laughter of Mr. and Mr« A. M of putting tho Dalv bill In the desk tieen visiting friends and relative» in camp hits nearly Uta) member», and
Young, la quite ill at the home of as usual he plated It In mt Inshle S io for the past couple of weeks, Ori'gon's largest only «usi, wo Iwrtt
ber parents, in this city.
;<o«k«*t of his vest. During the rcturntsi to her horn«* in Salem on them out yet on the ten I irgi-«t camt>«
ours showing total membership of
A «on wa* Ixirn to Mr. *n<! Mrs. I night tho clerk’s dealt was broken Haturday Iasi.
I
3,u’»5. while theirs 1« only *J,K7.
iH-ltch, on Tuesday March
7th. 1 o|>eti and rifled for the purpose of
T.
M.
Munkers
who
litui
been
ill
These ;>«aqdo are residents of the the theft of the bill. A «¡imple of
Death
claim*
to
the
Amount
of
The war depttrtrtient has Just re­
| for several months past, has so far re­
German aetllement near Jordan.
legislative tactic*.—Democrat.
cov«* rial a« to be abl<* to be down IIHA.lSlO has ta'vn |xliil by ttie W««al ceived the ftr-d itemlted «t itement
■
lien
of
lhe
World
In
Oregon.
Aside
of receipt» from all «mirées iff taxa
Wanted—All person«
knowing
W. XV. I'rawford end George Mc- town, i«n«l lie is receiving tile eon
from this amount H*i monument» lion In the Philippine* fro.,, the oe
them*elv<ia |ixlel>t«*<l to me, either Knight received two root» of game gratulutions of hl« many friend«.
have tieen erected over a«
m*«ny , up* I Ion of Manila hy th«« l'r*lt**d
mi ac«-«iiint, or t<y note to »« ttl«« the chicken* from New York, Tuenday. j
James Zlvny, a Bohemiiin gentle
«ao:e by M irvh 1
and save cost« They w«*ru pre»«*nt* frotn Homer ill m from Wisconsin, arrived In Scio grav«** of «lecea-<-«l Wreaimen at a States force* Aug. 13 list «0 lbs* 11.
8. M. ban lei.
Davenport, Bib noted cartoonist and Monday evening. It«* Is looking for cost of •*.»900. Thi* last amount is I he total mllecllon* amount«*! to
Mr. nn«i Mrs John T. Brock nr« will t>< bigbjy appreciated by tin- r> H suitable location in which to en­ |>«ld by the head eump withmil i-o*t nearly «2.<*»•.<»»', th»* ex id figures
to the member» <>r beneflder*.
he I ng fl AlU *IX flftnl« total foil
the happy puri-nts of a t w«*lVe |«>un;! clplents. Mr. Davenport 1» a cousin gage in the merchandise bUsInemi.
The Woalmen of lhe World h*« UM, was m>«de up of funds »«-lz.«-<l by
girl, which f**g«tt its existanew In of Mr. Crawford mid w hile vi»ltlng
Prof, tiedd«*», of Mill City, spent 190,(MNI members In forty slate«. In the Am« ricans u|<on lhe capture of
this worhi on Wreinemiay March H, here last fall hunted China phea«
ant- witti tsith gentlemen. — Alhany Saturday and Hunday In Scio vial- i Cannon and Mexico. It ha« p.ild M uida.
1UB».
.iliig fiienda. He waa principal of more than 11 <*».•'' 'I In <!•• «th 1 nm-
Mr. Frltr, th«* photograph num, Herald.
tin* Scio school« for four years, and hut it would lie much larger an«i
There will tic service« at tho M. E.
Di-rtcn’* li ths chtxpoxt Iras «tor*
has t»e«*ii <|tilte 111 for u couple of
has many friends in thia >v«-tlun of more prosperous than m.iny of her tn Di«* valley. Seeon«! Street
church
ou
Saturday
before
the
first
week i««'t, anti Mr. Brilnln has t>e<*n
tile country
• ister organlxntion If we only com latny.
chief cook at lliu Britain Photo Co's Sunday In April, conducted by J. A.
ll. B. Miller came over from Al­ P«re our Oregon memberehl,» ami
Jomlgnn. pastor of the Primitive
gallery.
bany I il cs. I ay wllli a land of house­ r.uaird alone with them. -Oregon
J. A. Bilyeu has aold hi» fine <i6b BiiptUt church. 8«*rvices will la* hold goods. The balance wa« ship Wotalinan.
acre farm, five miles <•»«! of Scio to h«*ld at two o’clock, P. M Saturday p«*d to Munkers, an«! ho and hl«
t
Junies Sliimller, » Bohemiiin gentle- and 11 A. M. the Sunday following. family will now become perniunent
As Error la tho IU:orO»
man vlho iifflvrd la-t week from Meetings of this church have not residents ot Melo.
been condu«*t«*d during tbo winter
Nebraska.
A. J. Johnson was nt Salem thi*
months, but will be <*ontlnue<l dur­
A tyjx.gr iphicnl error crept Into the
Jeweler A. W. Hagtty han made ing the «umtner.
w<- *k. in attendance at a meeting of historical record* of Oregon many
hlu>self n te!> phone line from his re*
Antone Zack, who has been quite llie domestic animal commission, year* ago, ami ha* remained there
idence to hit Jewelry store, llr aayn
be being a u.l tlits-r of that comm!*- •ver * I new -. «th« Oregonian. In the
tie 1» going to know vvncti <11 Oller III at the hiiiia* of Mr. and Mrs. A. sl«iii t>y virtu«* of tsiing president of
copj* of the Oregon constitution in
T. Powell, near this city, for some
is ready from now on.
the (lead • and lame coiie, the name
lime past, 1» recovering, and 1» now tin* .State tsmrd of Agriculture
The tienllemen! -of Brio Can nit able to lie U|> part of the time. Mr.
Cha*. We««*ly, brother of Joseph <>f John T. Brook» apt*«-*r*. a* a del«*
nffonl tri wear whit«* shirt«, collar* Z.ick was a late arrival In this City, 5Vt»ely, of tin« city, Jo««'pli Dress­ gate Io the constitutional Convention
noil cuffs sent to th«* Kulem Rtenin and was at work for Mr. Powell ier and James Kolouch, of Palacky, from Linn county, it «hould bo
lu«ut«dry evety Monday morning
when taken »lek. He lias tieen well Ivaiisti», arrived in i .Hclo Monday John T. Crooks. The error api>ear*
from the ex|,r«*m office.
taken rare of ’.luring tils Illness, Mr evening, and will l«s>k tho country in tin* signatuie* to the constltation
Not living able to gat along well anil Mrs. I’owi-I doing everything over with a view of settling h« re.
In the official Journal of the praeved
wilt« her brother In-law, u young In liieir jxiwer to make him com-
Mt. and Mrs. I>avid Johnston, nf Ing* of tin* constitutional convention,
Illinois woman calmly im<l coolly forlsl'le, mid although lie was many
Mehama, Hf*u in Scio thia week the published In 1-S8J, and ha* been car­
stmt him. Mhe whs 1» u««d to hav«« miles from home mid people, hr guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Walla.*««. ried Into every copy of the Oregon
p«'*ce tn the fmtilly Kifneliow.
couhl not have been tK-tler cared for The chief object of their »i»lt tiefe constitution that hn* ta*«*ii printed,
Jwh«*>l wa» re-nmisl again I on anywhere.
waa to attend to tin* needs of their Including the one In the final report
M nudity, aft« r a vg< uthm of I | li ree
Prof. E F- Mdn««*y finished a very »on, H 8 jdlitistnrt, Whois II! with of ex-Nisretary Kincaid. t\*t«»l»*r
10, |S'G, the legislature adopted a
week«. Many of th«* achnlara have sitcces-ful term of four and a quarter the menslea.
Joint r«**olutlon ordering correction
la-i'ii III with the uicaslea, but ttlOsl month» whool In district No 66.
Ernest (.eng, the Stayton m<j*t
of them have about recxivereit.
last Friday
Hr and Ills school were ; market man, was in s«*io Wednes­ of till* error a« to Mr. Crook»' name.
Mr. Crooks was In liiat y. ur « mem
glvrn
a
very
pleannnt
surprise
by
Tii« r«* was* real IIv« Chinaman In
day evening. Mr. latng was ha>k- ber af the house of rcprosentatl vea.
lhe
taitrnn»
of
the
district'l
he
visit
Scio no Mon«lay, and thi« fact at­
' Ing after lhe stis-k market In thia
tracted conaideraMe attention. It or« I'mugtit with them mi elegant | , vicinity. Ila* has qiiitoan ext<*n«lv<*
iltntier,
which
wa«
served
to
all,
J
U m County Fur M Httar.
I* nol often th*t a < hinaman visit«
liUsine«« nt Htavton and vicinity,
our city, and there afe none lltlng after which an cxceilenl program allot which hia many friend* hero
The farmer* of Linn county an I
waa rendered by the scholar*. There *t»Hit* are pl«-ns«*d l<> note.
here.
all other» Interested In the pr. .powd
Were atsibt 35 visitors present, all of
The annual meeting of the enters
E«l Wolf, of Gates, wn* In Hclo Linn County Fair, will please take
whom rrjmrt a very pleasant time.
of the Hi Io arhooi di-tri< t wa* belli
Pr<>f. .Mttn«ey ha« ta*en engagisi to Monday, Mr. Wolf 1« the gentle notice that the next meeting for the
at the city hall on Monday, snd at
tearh a spring term III this district, I man ttlio had a couple of horse* porpreie of perfecting III* i.rgtnixi
which time It ."«helion w*> electe«!
and
will Iwgin in al«*ut three weea*. i stolen on Sunday nlgnt, ami had lion of such f «Ir **«»*l«tion will fa*
<ilre< tor, and V. li. (loins wa* elect
tracke«l them to the Miller brtitge, a
Mr.
anil Mr«, f rank A. Hobel. few mile» above town, nn«i «nine to field al the court h<»u-e In Albany
ed clerk.
who arrived In 8ciu Baturday even­ ■S Io to telephone to tile sheriff, after on Friday, March 17, at I o’clock p
Among the law« |<a*«e<! by the last
ing from Clark«on, Neb., had the which he again look up the chase. m., at which time flic rc|»ort» of the
legialatura was one which prohibit«
sutMcrlption committ****» will
te*
tu lose their only child,
ths throwing of cutting* or prun a misfortune
James Bartak, John Holub and rend. It 1» hoped a largo Attend­
four ii>onth«-old tishv, which <llc«l
iiing* of hop* or tn*es Into any pule
Boeday ti. >rnlng. The little one John Mschacek, who have la en in ance will is* present.
lie rmdway. The }>«*ti*lty la placed
<1. U R kis ,
J. it. Will I NK* ,
was taken III on .he train with In- Hclo for tho past we«*k looking over
at fl’i to SiOU.
President
Secretary.
flamatlon of the bowels, and was to* this »•-. tiou of tho country, left for
The n«*w millinery Arm of f’ole A i'ond medical «Id when they arrived their tiom«*» In Nebraska Tuesday.
XVyile
U’yile h
have received their first In
>r. H.vdr was summonedsnd did all Ito-v were well pie.««« I with our
voice nt g" ds, ami are n< w engaged tie could fur the little «tiffrrer hul the country, and will return with their
in arranging
_ J tin ir
-tore
Mi-« disease had g.ilnol two firm a hold, families as soon as they can dispose
We will continue th« cut rite» on
Maude Johnson has been engaged to un«1 death relieve«! It« suffering Sun­ , of their property in Nebraska,
trim fur them.
Thoma« Barnes, of Mill City, was photograph* until we g«d our work
day morning. The funeral wa«hcld
The front Hum In the Goins htilhl- on Mondav > at the Masonic cemata In H«-io over SiinilaV; shaking hs«««|a well distributed among our patron*.
W t> atiaolutely guatanti*« «atlatac
I with bls man« f«i«*nds hereabout*.
ing, next door to th« Britain photo ry
timi.
Mr.
Bsrne-.
waeon
hl«
way
home
gallery, ha* lern very tastely fltu*J
line day ln«t week a young gen
Com« early and t«ke advantage of
tivnian from a neighboring city from >f. *.»l IB ver, where hr had the cut*. Regular 8AM cabine«
ta*e
’
i
at
the
bedside
of
his
sister,
Who
cam«' to 8«-lo to visit friend», atid n«
plinto* for »-’. All other cut propo-
ia 'he euatom In many such cases, I quite low with con«umptl >n. He tionatety.
wa«
nccmnpanlrti
by
W.
A.
Ewing,
•|a*nt the evening at the home of a
We expect our phonograph In a
lady acquaintance. The following 1 of this city, h" being a nrpheW nt few day«.—Ticket* hohl g'**i on re­
morning the proprietor of the house 1 lhe »Irk woman.
duce«! price*.
Dr. E. <J. Hyde was down rear
hold was seen entering a furniture
Unit tt* Pinrrti Co.
repair shop with atadely delapldat«-«l Thoma» Wednesday toattend I*rank
rocking chair under hl* arm. Wo IteVaney. who haa tn*en »uffetlng
l^waal Lyiaa Laa« la Ragia»*.
per»ume the chair wa* of fnulty con­ *<>mn iwuntha pa«t with a «ora leg.
The mandiy district <*all«*i "The
struction, aa neither the la«ly or Alsiut the first of liecember Mr. Do-
gentleman Ir. que*ti*>n are by any Venqy m?l with an »«Tide.it which Frna.” «Ioni» «XTUp.ea th« northern
mean* heaivWeight», lult some p«*<> resulted Ih laying him up for sever­ half of ( atnbrijgeahire. th« southeast
pie areju»t rude enough t«i aurmlee al week«. For aome time |»««t how rm «orner of Liamlnalnre, and iwrteof
that that particular chair wa» «u|(»a- ever, he has been able to gut about Norfolk. Suffolk, Huntington and
nl tohaveiteeti »lightly river Io id c«l. and <lo *>>uie work, but wa* tjkeu Nortbaniptoa, cxtetMbng M> note* tror.i
llQWever the chair ha« tieen ••fixed’’ I down afiiln the first of the week.
north to south and 30 mi Ire in ita grani
and 1« now stronger than ever.
John Shindler, Ja*. Clbulka, and rat breadth. Mat nosering an ana of
Joseph and Frank ilobel arrived 710.000 aerea, i* the lownl laud In th.a
Gentlemen' Take your shirt» col Haturday evening wilh their fami­ country The awrface of “The Feas” iat
lars and cuff*. Io the expre«« office, ne* from ? ebraaka, and have *e- ott the asrrag» eight feet »»«low the
• « • •
where they wifi be sent lothe Stlvm l«*ct«sl farm*, on which to *ett!e, the Irrel of the North »er», varying fro«,
Hl earn
laundry, every Mo.iday deal* for which will tm clo*«*d with­ four fort te» 1« fret below the level
morning! First claw work gu irM in a short time. They are Well of high water mark TivBIta
tdra»e«l with inlt locality, and will
teed.
l<c full«iwe«l by more famlllet latrr
Hama» lor««.«.
■m. Mt. Clbulku I* one of the coun­
During the ls«t too years the popula­
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D xw » cl * buter» »nJ haxfi tea. tAb try'* note«l music eompoaerw and hi» tion
has _______
increase«) at the rate nt nearly
I notbc rxcele<l The little eornerl name can 1« found on many of our ] omlmb annuaftr
drug »tote, Alhnny.
moat popular pta'**
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Legitimate
Prices....
Shelf W ora.
DEADLY TRAP.
Csi«AAa< a rxal «11» a r»»a»«
wm« natcu
up fot a nnllm-ry »tore, and will ta*
o>vuple<1 by Mrs. Maude Cole and
Ml-« linicv Wylie.
fi. W. Munkers h«« bren having a
tu»aei with the meaair», t«ut ha*Ju»t
atmut fully recoved. Thi* harmle«»
disease 1» no re»|i«*ctor of person*,
and the old aa well »• the young
have had their time al it.
The hoy* about town—end » g«xxi
many men, a< well—have to*en hav­
ing great «port during the peat week
catching chut» In Thom** creek.
These tish arc now quite plentiful in
lhe creek, anti bile readily. They
are caught mainly for theaport there
I* in flshljg.
State Commander J. 8. VanWin­
kle has call«*»! the annual etale con
vention of the Knlgnlsofthe Macra-
!»■<•« to meet at Portland, April
tine supreme representative will tie
elected to tne biennial review of the
Supreme Tent, which meet* In Port
Huron, Mich.
The Corvallis A EaaU*rn Railroad
i tupuny li»’ s<l«~l ItM I'- rtland
tieneral Electric Company for ♦»k««i
damages becauae of Injuries t«> tho
steamer Wlllls-n M. ti>Mg, hy run
ning on a rock In the channel of the
i*annal and lock* at Oregon City,
September in
Eugene ha* a sensational «ult.
I'. H.irn«*r -t!«*d J ll. I olvibiin on a
note for E-I.l**). Coletnan
denied
making the note
Moinlav in the
court al Eugene the i-a*o ws* «11»
in I hmm I and the plaintiff and George
' Wetter arreste») on the charg«* of
having f rg.sl the note.
IJasd
They wees dlacwaalog Ihs treat way to
bnng a p,t»a»ar from liie place of iis
»rresl Xu headquarters st Uw rsnlral of
ftoa not long ago. says the Naw York
Time«, and ths collar cuff, and ow
grips wrrv instasccd u manual ei|*dl
• nte and hand.-uffa. nippers sad pocket
bliuigsuti th >ng« »• mac han kcal aid«
I know.’’ «aid a de tort; vv who had
been to tur [s and psasci a.me tun« in
the society of Ixmdon detectives bow
a pickpocket was ones arrested with­
out hi* captor seeing bl» prisoner • face
be for» h» got to the lockup, and with-
«rut anyone putting a hand on him
fl
happened thia way
A detective who
wa« often detailed to gatherings, wad­
ding*. the houses of parllamenL treat
m «««ter abb«y. and other public place«.
Often ran acroa« a wiry little man who
he discovered had no busliu^a where be
wu »«en. aud did nothing for a living
Coincidental with the man a visits to
crowded places were complaints of I ar
ceuics of artk-bw that were carried in
the px k ts of tails of roate. and espe
eiaXly silk han<fksrchlefa Th* detectlv««
su»pe, X«s«f the Iltfic wiry man. but h® sv
Idsntiy had in re than - ne confederate
io p.iuM what «as stolen ao as to bs
'elean.' for lhe officer who waa watch­
ing him, and who was nattis«! at re
pn« t frotn his super! -re for lua negli­
ge n-e In not discovering the pickpock­
et. had him arrested twios by oilier of­
ficers »nd shaken down' without find­
ing any stolen goods In h!» paarHaiotl
“.'«Ij’ inge vffivers were used to make
the srrrete In unter that tlw •UH[«H.tC<l
man might not becotae fauwiiar with
tbs principal detective s face »« ho de
termined to get him 'by b«M>k or bv
crook ' Now I «lout mean thia for »
pun, but It cann* out that way
Th» de­
tective belonged to one of lhe many
fishing cluli* that at«<nin>l in l.->ud,*i,
aod was familiar with tiwkie
"rroeurlng f.-ur d ueu unsuelled
books of the sue and stiength used lie re
for blackflah « me fta« thrvad and a
needle, lie paste d an afternoon m tarn
Ing the tail |iocketa of an ol«i faahlouesl
frock cost into a thief trap The I.---as
were ring«»! and with the needle were
sewed bent out jual inside the pocket,
twrmllling a hand to enter, but prevent
Ing Its withdrawal
lie knew of a book
sals that would be largely st tended at
the cast end of the btraud an J made op
carefully for it. eo that when be left
home hs was a pleasant faced o.d g«>be-
in ouc he
"At the book sale ha took cars to bs
as vacuous and unmindful of hla sur
roundings as possible, but hotel the
preaeiMW df the suspe-'t and w..ited
calmly for a Idle
it came
There wa«
a tug at his eokt and a bitter uath. and
he knew that hla man a hand was selred
by the book«, aud that he would nut
venture to risk the agony that tearing
away forcibly would infi*«*! Ao he said
<|0ielly 'If you follow me our surgeon
Alli relieve you.' and attemptedte walk
to tcotland Yard, half a mile away, the
trapped thief following with his hand
in the detective « puetot
Rut such a large crxrwd gathered that
•he detective had to take a cab and he
landed the man safely tn the detective's
office He was Iwld by four of lhe books
aud ths barbs had to be cut off before
they were extracted Tl<e thief con-
freshed aod v.-enl to prison foe a abort
(erm. but lhe ho. tland Yard aolhoriUra
frowned on the delecUre'a method and
prohibited any fnrtber i«]>rrimrnta of
the a.rl for fear the newspapers would
denounce the expclieut as cruel
[tut
g deadlier trap could not be baited fora
'»lyfaker ' “
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