WILLIAM S. THOM’S STABLEWAS ROBBED.Without Avail Although they ThinkThey Have Him Located in thetuted.by; so he milked the cows before looking further. But when he came backto the barn and found that the harnessMrgwetandMr.dauAnti Horse Thief Society Turn Out to J ^u« Run Down the Robber But So FarlAtUmatl'htberWoods.theOfficers of the Anti Horse Thief I f*tlSociety a e watching the wood6 south sonof Clint n in hope6 of capturing the razman who took a hore and single har- wenness frDtc the barn of VV. S. Thom, thewho lives two and one-balf mile* wed eatof Clinton. The theft was not discovered until morning and the thief evidently had covered a good many | wi« miles before a search could be iusti-\When Thom arose and went to the| serbarn, he saw the barn door open and ^ noticed that the horse was gone, but concluded th-it it was somewhere nearcigbtl*logapenwas gone, too, he changed his mind tjDas to the whereabouts of the horse, fev and before the day had dawned, men | and boys were sc lt;uring the country iD all directions, some on horses, some on the trains and others on bicycles, bu* t without avail. They think the thiet is lurking in the woods somewhere south of Clinton. The stolen horserrtaglt;tblt;was a buckskin gelding, and fifty dol- I ^ lira' reward is offered.crc