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BLOOM. Dopt. 357. Shaw CHICAGO. Half a Million In a Hunt fop the Mew FATHER OF RICHMOND BYERS.

INDIANA BOY STOLEN IN 1904 BY ROVING WAGONER, WRITES TO THE NEWS FOR HELP IN THE SEARCH--MINERS OF AMERICA ALL ENLISTED IN THE HUNT. Is the kidnapped little boy of Dr. S. L. Byers, of SeeleyviUe, In this city or vicinity? Renewed efforts to find the boy wlio was cruelly stolen from his parents nearly two years ago are being made, and Dr.

Byers. has written to. the editor of The News a statement cf the case, asking for the interest and sympathy of the public. The boy, ns stated in more detail in Dr. Byers' accompanying article, was stolen 'from SeeleyviUe, a small Indiana mining town.

May 29, 1904. Since that time, the father has spent all his means in the search. He is new traveling about on a fund cf subscribed for the purpose in Indiana, running down all clews. No little tad of a bey that meets his eye escapes a scrutiny such as only a distracted parent can give. Qnly recently Dr.

Byers was given great comfort by action of the United Mine Workers of America. The miners in convention to decide the grea'. scale question, suspended their deliberations long e.iough to take up the trouble of this agonized father and mother. President Mitchell told the story of little Richmond Byers, and the miners voted $3,000 out of the treasury to assist in the search. A resolution was adopted to present the case to every miners' lodge in the United States and to call on every-American miner to constitute himself a detective of one to watch for the missing lad.

Dr. Byers; statement to The News follows: 4.j^4,.VM"'«'r.M-'*M"M« covered wagon went into a lane four T1 i ft om I i home a unday STORY OF THE night. I A I I Now it.is the custom for those rov- "BY BOY'S FATHER. A By Dr. L.

S. Byers. To the Editor of the News--I will give you a short sketch of the disappearance of our boy. After coming from the ball grcund at about 3:15 p. m.

Sunday, tlie 29th of May, 1904, bringing home his tricycle, he Immediately left, we supposing he expected to return to the company of children at the game. It has not been definitely settled that he got back there, but he was scan by Mrs. Qoffy, who called him back and asked him what he had said to a man to he was talking. He told her that he said to the man: "You have a blackened eye, where did you get it? At the 1 This man was in his shirt sleeves. Now, he had a coat somewheres.

He would not have been in town dressed like that had he been a resident of any town near here, as everybody was dressed up, it being the first really fine Sunday that spring, which makes me believe he had a wagon somewhere near the town. Besides, five wagons passed through the town that afternoon and six wagons were together when they passed through Terre Haute, eight miles west of here. One of them came back next day. Four were overhauled the next night, but the sixth one has never been over- A doctor of Clinton, sixteen miles from Terre Haute, wrote men that a Reward. There, is a reward cf $500 awaiting any information that will lead to the recovery of Richmond Byers.

No questions will be asked. Description, Riclftnojul if alive, was 6 years old last July, is cf light complexion, has grey eyes, left eye noticeably crossed, "has a small Y-shaped nick in the edge cf the left ear, has a sharp chin and a narrow, projecting fore- head. He is rather small for his ago, and is unusually bright. ers to go into camp before sundown, as they depend on the children.to their food and their emaciated J'crses graze. It is useless to try and convince me that that wagon not have my boy in it.

And then a covered wagon was seen over .100 miles north, near the state line, making good headway. I will thank you kindly for your in- lerect and sympathy. This is Richmond Byers, the Indiana boy who was stolen nearly two years ago by a roving If you have any clew to h.s whereabouts, communicate it to the editor of this newspaper. There it a. reward of $500 in Indiana for the lad's recovery.

Some Elks Had a Narrow Escape. Four gentlemen of Garrett. had a narrow escape from death or at least serious injury at the Wells street bridge last night. They were four visiting Ellss, Messrs. Elsie Most.

Charles Shaw. E. J. Laiulis and Peter Behler, all of Garrett. They arrived In the city last evening via the Lake Shore and as they in a hurry WABASH COLLEGE GLEE CLUB to got to the meeting at the Elks' hall they called a cab.

At the AVclls street bridge the cab collided with a Huffman street car. The driver pluckily held en to the lines and brought the horsos to a quick stop. Mr. Landis suffered a slight scalp wound and the other passengers were bruised to some extent but all were able to attend the meeting at the Elks' hall. Barkskimmlng bridge, over the Apr, near Mossgiel.

which associated ivitl Burns's "Man Was Jlade to Mourn," expected to collapse at any' time. NJ fl ht. ng Smiles arc better tlun tears. Smiles mean good health and good spirits I Smiles mean perfect vigor and steady servos, If you are sick yea can't smile and you can't sleep. a strengthening nerve food.

They bring the light of hspptnejj to the eyes--the emlle of perfect physical condition to the lipi. your nervous syelem is run down, if you can't tlecp or uojoy life formerly, Zell Nerve fgi'wtll. Thw will aurdy cure you. Our gumntte with vrtrj box. By Mill for 90 In plain THCZCLLDfr'UCi Man Frlck Fears Shadowed for Life PITTSBURG, April terkman will out of the Alleghe- county workhouse May" after, fourteen: years for atteniptirig 6 H.

he will a free but hour i his life will escape Selective vlgl- Mr. Prick hag not forgotten; Berkman. When man is released one of the best defective agencies in the yorlr.1 will take lip his trail. Until he or Mr. Frick dies, Berkman will never be left unwatched.

It will ccst Mr. Frick a year, but he thinks it a good life insurance investment. Berknian is as much of an anarchist as he was the day he shot Mr. Frick. He has studied unceasingly during the thirteen years he served in the penitentiary and 'the he is now serving in the for carrying concealed weapon's! He has perfected himself in seVerdl 1 languages, French, Italian and (tie Slavonic, and is prepared to make ari'ictive campaign for Lhe red flag.

Jir Many here will within several year'S" succeed the late Herr Johann Most 'as leader cf the reds. Ull. NEW DIVIDEND PAYER jtjjr PERFECTION PREFERRED PAID UP FARES Some German-American at Fancy Figures--Low Point in Clearings Last Week. The financial item of most interest this week is tho boom In the value of the common stock of the Biscuit com- lany. The directors have declared divi- lentl on the common of 1V4 quarterly, pay- ible April 1.

This ha.s given life to a security a year ago could find no juyeis. earnings of the concern in the last year have enabled the company pay up the accumulated dividend of 7 per cent, on the preferred stock which is now held at 105. The bid price of common is now 80, The annual meeting of the Fort Wayiu Trust company will be held April 16. A block of sixty shares of the Wayne Knitting preferred passed hands during the week at A.block of forty Home phone bonds, 6s, was bought at -100. Twenty shares of German "National were bought at 125 this The report of Manager Kuhne shows the lowest clearings for many months.

Tho were $661,666.02, balance 6C1.82; clearings last -week $603,060.42. Homer Crick has been engaged by tho Fort Wayne Trust company which with W. E. Doud has the s-nle of the recently purchased Paul farm in residence and garden lots, to live on the premises and guard the property. He will remove to the farm house next week.

The plat showing the division of the farm is in the hands of the surveyors and will be printed in a few days. The suburb is to be known ns Glendale. With good weather the sale will soon -begin. A few shares of Wayne common changed hands during at 130. The annual meeting of stockholders will occur next month when it is expected that the usual dividend' of cent, semi-annual will be declared.

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