Chased By Redskins

Wichita. Kan., June 16.- A party of propectors, headed by William Cooley, an oíd Montana miner, ventured ínto the Wichita mountains last week and began to prospect for gold, which is reputed to be there in abundance. They were discovered by a banu of Indiana and íorced to flee for their Uves, Ieaving all of their tools and camp equipments. The redskins pursued them for many miles from Cutthroat Gap, where they were camped, in the dlrectlon of Navajo, which the prospeetors, having the fleetest horses. were enabled to reach in safety. The Indiana are determined t keep the prospector out. Sheiitts Met-t ut Omaha. Omaha, Neb., June 16.- The sixth annual convention of tha Interstate Sheriffs' assoclatlon was called to order at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Delegates from nine states were present. Mayor Moores welcomed the visitors to the city. Sheriff E. H. Webb of Arapahoe county, Coló., responded. The real work of the convention will begia i Wednesday.