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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-12

TREAT THE HUMAN MACHINE
GENTLY

Neither Constipation, Collie, Diarrhea,
DysanterV, or other bowel complaints,
can BE cured by abusing the delicate
machinery Of the system with furious
pprgstives, The best and safest remedy,
particularly at this season, is q teaspoon
ful Of Tarrant's Settler Aperient,
taken in glass of water, which will
gently relieve, while toning al healing
the irritsted intestine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-12
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means of Sc
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan'S Magnolia Balm is q
delicate and harmless arti-
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, RednesS,
ROughness, EruptiOns, Yul-
gar Flushings, etc., etc. So
delicate and natural are it's
effects that it's use is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for IS cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-12

"HACKMETACK, a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price z5ce and
b0e. Sold by z G. N. I. Drug Store
ff0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-12
A Good Farm for Sale,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED To eH1r
" number-one Farm, on the Jordan Pi,a a
mics south of town, on account of the ovynsr
going into other business "Ne1
ING farm consists Of thirty.six acres Of re-
a lat 5haoly good soil, well titled, in splendid
t eSonulL it ana pasture fenced with nearly
taree-fourths Of mile Of cedar no andss
Iour board fence; good kitchen garden.
Drlck house of seven rooms. hesvV ,rau
ate lounaationi good porchez; It is q HelI-BuiIt
substantial house; well and pump.
Large rock cellar, dairy, grausry kitcban
log cabin of two looms - %
Large springs.
Two good orchards,
One Reaper and Mower.
One Hay Chopper
Flows, CultiTators; Roller and AL nsossso..
farming lmpliments, with lots of IumbeT ony
slabs on the farm, - - 'oeI ana
Beei corral, slaughter house. sava,aI s.,,.
I Eull water right to all the farm
say 81 900. eiOuHN y WORTH
With the farm are 70 Ous
uvor forty head of Sheep.
oo Two me imported Blood Mares vra{obfu-
$500 lbs, in foal by stations of g., SSel,gInlng
just coming In, valued withnut ceiso eSSdi
Five Cows. '0i's' a. s6.0.
One three-parts JERSEY Phil
6 mO wagons AID $50 Harness
Sne Tongued Scrapsr.
Set Of Carpenter Tools.
NJ y" 5: otter the whole CT the above fo, Sc aos
t tro discount; Asplendid chance and an en-.
- l nary low figure tor such farm The
- No better In the Territory at this figure e.
S. W. DARKE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 90 MAIN
STREET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-06-12

Fine Clothing
at bottom prices at
GOLDSMITH s. Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
A SUIT FOR DIV JRCE.
An Interesting case In IN Maryland
Cnurt.

BELLrR Mn, September l$-The Taylor
divorce case came up in the Hartford Goun-
ty Court in Belair 70 day upon the queS.
Ton Of alimony peadente lite and counsel
iees. The bill in this case was fled august
Sd by Mrs. Clara B. Taylor against her
husband, Henry /. Taylor, OF Bush River
Neck. The facts in the case are somewhat
'ntt resting. although no evidence was
ken ia court today. Five years ago Miss
lara Il. Alderman came through Hartford
cunty with her father, Orion ACSerman,
Eho was an itinersnt photographer, and
ok Landscape views. The young lady was
handsome and bat eighteen years ED. She
took the fancy Of Mr.. Taylor, Who was a
man fifty six years old and reBorJrd TO be
wealthy. owning three or four .Tms He
proposed to her aAd Wa accepted,
and three yeara ago the father Gnd danga-
ter. whose home was in BoonsDDrO Oneida
county, New Cork, came down here again
and the old man and young wDman were
mar, led. According TO her statement, they
never got ca very well together. fhe
honeym Oon Kss not long oyoS before, il is
alleged, he began to i'll treat Der, and Tor
some time nrior to tie time she filed the
bill for divorce he used continually to beat
aer. Mr.. Taylors defense consists Of
coun ter chasges against her. In fact, ihere
are mutual charges Of adultery. The lady
is here at the hotel with her father. Her
child. which is ten months old. is st her
bone in New York. She u still a Eemsrk.
able pretty woman OF %, and is we'll read
and accomplished. Mr.. Taylor Is gray and
tetvepo MessIs William L. Cooley and
William Young her counsel, aud Nj. II.
w. Archer. his counsel, alimony was fixed
at sI2 per week and counsel fees, sO0,
pending the hearing On the 2sth ot this
month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
RECORD OF CRIME.
A Syracuse, N. Y, AbortionIst
Arrested.
THE JENNIE cRAMER CASE REVIVED
Two Elopements, One in Bangor, Me-, the
Other in St. Louisa Clever
Diamond Robbery in
Philadelphia.

SYRACUSE, n. y, September l3.-Syracuse
received a social shock to day in the death
OF Hattie Cate, aged seventeen, one of the
most attractive young ladies in the city.
Hardly had the news of her death been
made public when it was announced that
DR.. Abraham Babcock, who has an office in
tie Wieting opera house block, had been
arrested, charged with performing an abor.
ton which resulted in the death OF the girl.
The operation is alleged to have been per-
formed in the latter part of August, since
which time the girl has been i'll. She was
seventeen ears of age, and of great beauty.
Her parents are Of the highest respeotabili.
IL Rahcook m Sbef1Pa 7a1et
slyozIAnR Ms = Sln{1n a ts;ff f6I1eiHa HN
wnrch kHs liked In So,trp3:. Dc opcr-brSL
is alleged to have been performed with in.
struments, and medicines are also said to
have been used. Drs King, Donnohue
and Van Duy are holding an autopsy this
evening at the house Of the young woman's
parents. DR.. Babcock formerly had an
office in the Munroe Block, and it is said
his business was the cause OF so much
gossip among the other tenants that he re.
moved TO the Wieting block.
The autopsy tonight revealed the fact
that an abortion had been performed. In
her antP-mortem statement the girl says
the child was born two weeks ago at her
home. She took il in her apron and de-
posted ii in a vault in the yard. A young
man moving in the best of social circles is
charged with being the author Of the girls
ruin, He has not yet been arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
POLITICAL MATTERS.

H0aj,y still refuses to be interviewed.
Ic,an is entertaining his friends in
d .aaco.
The New Hampshire Legislature is in its
s: ;hroes.
Randall las been serving as a juryman
, Pennsylvania.
Governor Knott Of Kentucky protests
b .L cmpha..s that he is not a candidate
G. ,ae United States Senate.
The legislature Of Pennsylvania have
! 3ed, aier making drain Of over $780,
,u the Treasury, to work without COM
p a.oa @. er the 10th irs'ant.
90 r,:nor Cleveland, Of New York, has
J turned 10 the Executive Chamber brown-
b. s,outer and evidently feeling better all
tver after his vacation among the Adiron-
Eacks.
About lr,oOO, l think, will be the Re
publican majority in Iowa, said Gov. Sher-
nsz when asked recently what his figures
Nsre upon the result this fall. The Cover
D.; IS growing sanguine.
John Stewart Psnnsylyania's famous
d dependent Republican, has come TO terms
>: asst, snd informs the vig;lant Chairman
e: lie Republican State Committee that he
y ... stump the State for Niles and Liyesy.
\ meeting Of Democrats has been held in
Cincinnati 10 consider measures for bring
irg about harmony in Hamilton county.
heir plan Is third convention and third
ticket 70 take the place Of both OF those
TOW in the field. \ meeting, to be held in
Columbus, is said 70 have been quietly
called Tor the purpose of assisting in the
Vcrk Of harmony. John Mclean and Geo,
I. Pe-d.c;on sre said to have been invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
CLEVER DIAMOND ROBBERS.
How Two Young Men Obtained $4,000
worth OF Jewels.

worth Of Jewels.
PHILADELPHIA, September l3.-Samuel A.
Vapsciyer and his wife, residing at No
l7l5 Vine street, returned from Cape May
last evening after having spent the season
at the resort. The lady carried with her
small satcheI, which contained a jewel case,
The contents OF which were diamonds TO
the value OF $1,000 and a small SUM OF
noney. At Market street wharf they en-
gagged Paul Freno 10 drive them to their
residence When the VansCiyers alighted
the l,dy left behind her the satcheI and
contents. The loss was discovered soon
after the cabman drove OIL, but as the pas.
sengers bad neglected to take his number
they could not tell where to look for the
vehicle. Freno is employed by Thomas
McGarvey, whose stables are on Ellsworth
street, near Tenth. When he reached the
stable late at night, and when cleaning out
the carriage. he discovered the satchel:
The diamonds were shown TO boy named
Murphy who sleeps in McGarvey's stable,
and who is given a trihe each day for
cleaning the carriages. After lac
had finished his work Freno said
he would carry the satchel home,
and return it to the owner in the
morning, thinking at The time there would
be a reward offered. He placed the dia-
monds in a drawer as home, after showing
them 10 his wife. Freno took his break
fast and then proceeded to the stable. He
had not teen absent from home long be-
fore a strange boy called at the house and
inquired for his wife. The boy said the
lacy and gentlemen who owned the satchel
were at the stable and Mr.. Freno desired
lbe wife to send it to him, so he could re.
turn it to them. At FIRST the woman hesi-
tattd, but finally she agreed TO hand 1t
over. and the strsng-lboy soon disappeared
with it. Near the corDSDOf Third and Bain-
bridge streets a son of Freno saw whom he
thinks was Murphy join the strange youth
and start off in the direction of PAssyu
avenue with him. That was the last seen
of them. The boy had not LETT Freno,,s
house many minutes when he returned.
His wife informed him that she had gi7en
the satchel to the boy. The man at once
saw the neat plan of robbery that bad been
put into execution, and proceeded at once
10 the stable. But Murphy was not to be
found. end up to late hour las: night ne
had not shown himself in any OF his old
haunts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
An Interesting Lscture
!S.,e;aI "a The PaGiSteY.

hoKKR's CREEK. ". Va, September "a
At. the suggestion of some friends Mrs.
GNbsop gave a leciare on the Sth at Hebron
(;Aurch, on Hackers creek, to an attentive
audience Her subject, A teachers lntiu:
Snce, notwithstanding the inciemency OF
the weather. drew su appTeclaave hosse.
The keen interest she excited, as she pur-
sued her subject, showed the lively pleas
ure and sympathy sronses in her hearers.
Her standard, ss to the ',moral excellence
of The teacher" should be the fret requs::
ite. sud that the combined influence OF
mother and teacher is the only effecsual
means bv which immortality shall be made
a thing of the past she showed the evil
effects of the rod Rs aschool punishmsnt N
the most foreible manner.
Mrs. Gibson's known excellence as a
TEACHER both as TO ability 10 ippart knoWi'
edge and to exercise high moral inhuence
ave force and conviction TO her words. Il
Is to be hoped she Esill Tisit each bids
tIict in her county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

%,cLae Dsvitt's illness is from the lungs.
Hos. y ". Gocdhue. Of Akron, O., is
G,aL
n,.mor 90, tie famous New Yyrk caterer,
Is.u-aur
hate C.s1;on Las been robbed Of her
C'suouc,
Charles Foster, Of the New York Sports.
L an, is dead.
Mitchell, the English pugihst. is a col.
hle graduate.
Swinton, the school book writer. IS {, ba.
CCUe Journalist
Mrs. StOnevall Jackson and her daush.
ter, Miss Julia Jackson, are in Boston.
The references of 'be New York press 10
Hugh Hastings are Oufspoksn aud sine ,re
Thomas Peters, one of the first men to
develop the mineral resources Of AlaJams,
is dead.
CsI;s.n Webb is to have a IN paumeat a,
Ne 'Po' on the Severn where ne f5s,
'tv,I lie.
ha,-y F. Chapman, Lanes successor.
slo "uPiriUg in New York, is bright
3ocFt Detroit lawyer.
"'' Chamberlain, the American beauty
''' -ss tssCinated London society, is Il
-. a Western rsnchman.
- Whittier will shortly publish a col
'',n Ct his recent verse entitled The
=! o. Seven Island and Other Poems"
~Nirs! Pierre, who returned to Francs
i = cays ego from the command OF thu
D.. - e e, in4iadseasca-, died yesterday
--Ze-U!1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
TElEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
News Of Yesterday Boiled Down for
BuAy Men.

Bohy AeH.
]. II. Chisholm has been indicted at
Newark. n. j., ior the murder OF his wife.
Tie wash house OF the Blsch brewing
company, of 81. Louis, burned yesterday.
Loss 10000.
The colored men of Springfield, Ohio,
have chosen delegates TO the Louisville Ma
tional Convention.
John C. Calhoun, . grandson OF the
statesman, was before the Senate labor
committee yesterday.
A tram on the Columbia and Port De-
posit Railroad. near Lancaster, Pa, was
wrecked last night, but no one was hurt
The American Rapid Telegraph Company
has ratified its agreement with the Mer-
chants and Bankers Telegraph Company.
NcDernott q strong ALBEIT man, was
yesterday chosen chairman OF the Demo
cratic State Executive Committee Of New
Jersey.
1t is now reported that the Norwood
Lumber Company. Of ST. AlbSns VT, wSa
be abe 10 pay all claims against them II
given time TO di'pose of cir property.
The commission appointed BY Secretary
Folger to investigate ehs4ges that under
the color treaty between the Uuited State:
snd the Sandwich Isl,Ids, sugars have been
imported from thoss Islands into ports oI
the United States which we're not entitled
to exemption from duty thsreander, has
submitted its report
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
Su.pected of Murder.

NEWARK, O., Septemh'r l2,-Marshal
Henders hot to-day arrested Moses Ungar,
supposed to be the murderer OF Peter
Stecher, OF Zanesville. Stecher and tngar
had left Zanesviile together, Stecher hay
ing between fifty and seventy-dv dollars
on his person. Stecher's father suspicioned
Upgar of numbering his son for bis money,
and informed the Zanesville authorities,
who at once communicated with
the Newark officers, requesting them
to be on the lookout for the
suspiciOned man. Ungar, upon being ar
rested by Marshal Henderson,, asked what
he was arrested for, and upon being told
that he was suspected OF numbering Peter
Stecher said that Stecher was killed while
attempting to board frei ght train in New
York State. Deputy Marshal Ball, OF
GAINESVILLE, will come after the inspected
man TO day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
Mace. e,s,tract wi.h sI.ae.

New YORK. September lSl-lt has leaked
out among he sporting fraternity that
Mace has a very easy contract with the
Maori. and That il called ior years ser
vice, with compensation al the rate Of Il
week. and that SIsde's apparent indifier-
ence as 10 vnat kind OF an exhibition he
IL ade of himself before the public as boxer
was due entirely 10 this contract and the
sCt that he won renOva while his man
sgers packed the dollars made by exhiSit-
ing him about the country. Ii Is said that
be will sstOnisb the pablo IS soon 81 his
contract with Niece lspses. Smith, Salli.
vans bsoker, has already offered him - 900
and expenses for foCs months 10 trayel
with the Boston boy and give sparring
tIhib rSOns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
THE caAMER CASE REVIVED.


TELLS How She Was Anrdereas
NEw York. September l3.-Tbs man
with the black neustsnhe, who was sought
for 50 Tong and persistent,y and with 90
little success daring the Jennie Gramsr
murder trial two years ago, has turned up
in Europe. Royal N. Bsssett, q wealthy
manufactures Of Birmingham. Coan., who
returned home q few weeks ago, had the
strange fortune of r setting tAis man at Q
railway station at BRUSSELS, Belgian II
was lsie at night, and Mr.. Bs.sstt, who
speaks only Rngl.sh, applied TO a young
man who was standing by 10 direct him 70
the train for Antwerp. The young man
said that be wss going TO the same city, and
be rode with ME BassetA On the way he
introduced the subject q the CsAmer N NJ
der, told Mr.. Esssett that he vas the much.
sought for mLn with the black monStache,
AID detailed the Circumstances OF the girls
death. he said thst the dose Of arsenic
was given 10 her Cd the Malley house by
Walter Mslley, not with the intention ot
killing hsr. bat only to Kake her helpless,
or at lest compliant This occurred on
Thursday light instead Of Friday, a. ths
prosecution supnossd during tbs trii'. s1d
Il was lot nntil the next night that the
body was tsken to the seashore and tAroTn
IN 20 the water. The young man said that
be took hand in the job. He said that
be was formerly 8 clark in New forS
store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
SPORTING MELAAGE.
In the Prize Ripg-Friends Of tho Dia
mOnd.

PITrsnu RGH, September l3.-The now
base bail association formed in this city
yesterday will hold it, first annual meet
ing at Philsdelphia in December. In
speaking OF the new undertaking one OF its
promoters ssid We have certsinly started
under more favorable auspices than did
the American AssOc!alIDn, andJihere is no
reason why We should not sGa"eed. We
recognize The feet that IN Or'!s 20 meet
with success we !aH.t give ihe peopie good
exhibitions OF bal paying. And this We
intend 10 do Bsery city ibst hss applied
for membership has faithfully prom ed 10
put strictly first c!as, club, N tHe iield.
and ali OF them have plenty nE money TO
rsck up the undertaking. To- intention
is to have stronger nrnes in al NJ .he cities
in the new assCai5;iUn than they ever had,
al d we are confident Of success
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14

Vari Gus Items OF Interest - Robbery
and MurdeF.
BARSEsvILLE, o., September lS.-Lsst
night William d. Smith, who keeps Q small
grocery ON River avenue, opposite the post.
.efices and. fiyes in ths tEo. back rooms Of
t{lksm 11S( Hith 3 hssvy loss.
x nuniDef ~ - 1ctssto.ners had paid M
tired on the night mentioned, leaving bis
pocketbook, con ntaining something over $50
in his pants pocket near the bed. When he
awoke in the morning the rear door Of the
house stood sjar, his pants were lying on
the door, and the pocketbook missing.
The robbery was evidently committed by
some one who knew that Mr. Smith had
money about him, as one acquainted with
the place would hardly from its appear.
ance have struck il for much money. The
case is particularly sad, as Mr.. Smith is an
sged man, in ill health and has worked
hard sll his life; and now to have sbont all
the means that he had accumulated stolen
from hiru in this way is hard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
FCS WORKIN GMEN.
InGeFestipE Labor MOVemsaIs, at
Home

nome.
CoLUNBC,. September i3-The State OF
Ohio will not lose ANYTHING by the con-
'rscIors failing to pay for the convict labor
.t the p>n'tentiary. Attorney General
,ioilip gswurth has advised the warden 10
take all men away from contractors who
foil to pay. and il was under his instruC-
jiou that the men employed by the Ameri-
vsn lIarGess Company were taken OF YES
'rrday, but the financial part of the affair,
{ - iaiG, will BE carried out by the COM
any paying the State all that iS due. Ten
Z the W'n taAen off yesterday were not
at work for the columbus Boot and Shoe
Company. This company has agreed to
pay S cents per day. If anything should
occur that the harness company does not
pay its debts to the State, the Attorney
General stated TO night that he would go to
Cincinnati and commence civil suit against
W. W. rhompsonrthe general manager Of
the company.
LAvRENCE. Mass, September l$-Low
water in the Merrimac river has caused q
suspension OF operations in some OF the
mills here and many employees are tempo
rarily idle. At the Central Pacific mill six
hundred employees are idle, and at the
Pemberton ard Everett mills several hun
dred more are waiting tor work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
The DIetsO RncPs.

TOLEDO, O, September l3-The attend
ance at the TriState fair and races to day
was 10000. First race, 2.37 class trotters
purse 800 Four started. Harvey sold as
the fayorite at :2J to 900 for the field. Sum
msry-Harvev first: Little Joe second:
Hot Spur Girl third; Flora fourth. Time,
2:3Gl :, 2.3urt, , s.. 9:3fA 2.32l!.
The free for all tro'ters. purse 800, di-
vided was won ny Waiting in three
straight heats; lady Brnwnell second; ;
Burns third Time 2,3l y, 2:32, 2:3lh4.
The running race OF two aud one half
miles, pure $50, was won by Louisa; Flo
retta second Jennie C. third. Time, i:5i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
The General Situation.

PIrTsBURGH, September l3.--Tne relations
between iron workers and their employees
have never been so pescefal as they are
at the present time. Labor difficulties are
always recurring in some part of the United
Ststes, but returns received at the general
office of the Amalgsmated Association
show that just at this time the iron busi.
ness is remarkably free from all these di-
mensions ttas so frequently arise. In the
many iron and steel establishments in this
county with their one hundred thousand
employees there are only at present two
smsll strikes, one at Birmingham, Ais.,
and the other at South Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
won by n. YouI RIoW.

sGJ rEAScrcO, September ia glove
fight for purse OF 800 was fought re-
c9ntIy in this city ~ Jack Brady and Tom
cCormack, four rounds, MSquis Of
Qusensberry rules. Jack Brady has knoek.
ed out some OF tie best boxers On the Pa
Gsc s'ope, snd was the man patsy Hogan
ssnted to match against Charles Mitchell.
Mccormack ia New Yorker, who has
fought several hard 6ghts. IL Was soon
seen that Mccormack bad no chance with
BRADY. and he adopted Tug wilson, 3 tactics
OF falling doSn and gaining time in the
rests which the rn'es permit The eight
was fuslly AWARDED TO heCoTm1ck on .
foul blow. When the referee gave the de-
ciSion there Wsa Z great tumalt ending IN
Q free hsbt,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
JUDGE-MURPHY.
RrIiliaat wedding at FaIrmOnt Tester'
day.


Special 10 the Register.
FAIRMoNr, September 13-Todsy at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, Mr.. Patrick Judge of Gamer
On, and Hiss Liza Murphy, of this place,
were married at the Catholic church, Rev.
Father Walsh officiating, in the presence OF
a large number Of friends. At the conelu-
sion of the ceremoney the nuptisl mass
wss celebrated in behalf of the happy pair.
Mr.. Judge is originally . Marion county
b0y, but Is now night dispatcher of the B,
a D. r. E at Cameron, and one OF the most
popular men on the road. The bride is one
Of our most attractive yo1ng ladies' and is
the youngest daughter of Mr. James MUIR
phy, an old aud respected citizen Of this
place. She has long been quite a faysrite
In our social circles AMI wIll be greatly
missed.
The attendants were Miss Mary Murphy.
sister Of the bride, spd Ar. ID, Mcdonald,
et Bsyta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-14
Miss Churchill Heard From.

ST. LOUIS. September ls.-Mary Churchill
q school girl, disappeared from her home
some time ago, and IL has just been learned
that she ran away with A. F. Caldwell, Al
one time principal OF the school which she
attended, and q widower. over twice her
sge. Caldwell fed to the Mexican border
to escape bis creditors, and took the girl to
Paso Del Norte, where he deserted her.
The girl says she is ashamed tc 20 back to
St Louis and will not do 80. The authori.
ties in Ell Psso have q warrant for her ar.
rest, and will try to arrest her the first
time she crosses the border. on q charge OF
taking away clothes and jewelry belong.
ing to her mother.