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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
Railroads and Railroaders.

Conductor George Barton rejoIces over the
arrival of n bouncing baby boy at his house,
he wiz not acknowledge that the boy Is bet
ter looking than his father, though.
Three cars OF freight train No. 1877 left the
track at lake City Thursday night. The
switch engine went from this pace to assIs,
in clearing the wreck. No one hurt.
Mr.. Nice Sill made his first trip rs express
messenger between Sedalia and st. Joseph
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday he vas on the
sick list but IL now about well and resumed
work Tuesday.
Engineer VIM. Clark Is a great admirer OF
good horses, and IL now the possessor OF
three very fine ones, he having within the
last week purchased two. At the Mathews
sale, al MAYHEM. he purchased 6 No. l three
Year-old mare for which be paid Sl76. Mon.
day he purchased from Mr.. j. d.. Morrow
the two-year-old stallion Gen. Wilkes, NC.
Rnowledged to he the best bred son of the
nne Linwood Lawn stallion. Wllkomont.
Gen. Wilkes's dam Is Daisy. by Arthur. S2Th
was the price paid for this animal.
Jefferson City Tribune The statement, IL
made that a Mexican has solved the problem
Of preventing railroad conductors from"hanp.
Ing up fares" A machine looking like a tyoe-
writer Is carried though the car. The photo.
graph OF each passenger Is taken the amount
oil his ticket is inscribed and his name II
printed. The device Is incomplete, as II IL
thought desirable to obtain the weight. age
and profession OF each passenger, with such
other biographical data as may be interesting.
Perhaps passengers who look AZ though they
need 1t may be given q shower bath under the
new system.
The local freight or the Lexington Branch,
going east,struck a man at Sedalia Wednesday
oil last week,and In regard 10 the case the seds.
lia Gazette Of April 90 says:-Coroner Over.
street and a jury held an inquest at the court
house Yesterday afternoon. In the case of
william Barrlck, who died Friday night
from Injuries inflicted by being struck BY
Missouri Pacific freight train No. los on the
Lexington branch last WEDNESDAY after.
noon. The following witnesses were ex.
amined:-Engineer RAYMOND, Fireman
Riley, Conductor Mount. Brakemen Harvey
aud Huston. Leslie Merry, Sam Fuller, DR..
Bronson and Depotmas:er Carnes. The
evidence disclosed " hat has already appear.
ed In these columns. and q verdict was re.
turned In accordance with the facts, the
trainmen and railway company being held
blameless.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
W.. nj. A. TABS.

Major Sellers has purchased a saddle horse
Several cadets went u serenadlng las,
Tuesday evening.
Cadet P%lattenburg spent last Sunday will
his parents at Dover.
Cadets Short and FulkeF.on visited friend.
and relatives IN Kansas City last Sunday.
The base bali CLUB received A serensd.
from a popular quartet!e Ia the CITY. Ina,
Monday Right. The eptIre school as well n.
the members al the ball club appreciated the
excellent music thoy rendered aud hope their
visits will be often.
The ball club again defeated the Ri.bmo,,
team on last Monday ts u sore Of q Ia i,
The game proved 10 By a very Interesting on,
TO Doth The players and spectators, The W
NJ AS. will not play another game befor,
May 18th. The game will be ~annourno,
later. The following IL taken from the onlci,
score: '
VIZ l23ldG7S9
IN ...:..-........ 3 43O o -
A'anhohu hrowns... ) U y Oil
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

Nashville Students" at Hagen's oper
house Monday night.
Watch out for the brass band composed @
cOlOred ladies' Monday.
Ed. Taubman has just purchased q . s,z
Columbus buggy. To be appreciated II ha
10 be seen.
Rev. j. w. Keeble will talk TO the cadet
at W. M. A. to-day. In their chanel, upon IN,
subject, personal RecOllections OF Stone
wall Jackson"
OUR mayor, JnO. G.. Young, has spread him
seli once more. This time II Is In the shan,
oil a 40 pound, open speeding wagon n
Columbus make. He got It from }. II. Sen.
den,
Messrs' VIM. h. shuItz ard Dan Wade
nave this week fitted themselves I'M will
elegant vehicles. the former purchasing a tne
family carriage and the latter an elegant side.
bar. Top buggy from MIR. J.. II. Sender,
The republicans of this city held ward
meetings in the first, second and third wards
Monday night and nominated John Carter
coloEed. as their candidate for councilman
from the first ward. G. II. Schaefermeyer
from the second and John Erskine from the
third.
Third Ward School - Scholarship Ord
grade, Allan Bethel; 4th and 9th grades,
Christie Vaughan. Rosie Martin, Hattie Mar.
cum. Daisy Mexican, Minnie Herman, Annie
6ipson. Dyke Robinson, Waller CromIey. Ida
Falb ut. Mamie Alstadt, Annie Borne; 9th
grade' Eddie Grimes. Honor roll-2d grade.
Pearl Bour, Matte Daugherty; 4th and 9th
grades. Christie Vaughan. Daisy Mexican,
Ida Talbot, ANNE Borne.
The beautiful sacred cantata, Ruth. the
Noabitess." will be repeated In Hagen's
opera house, on Friday evening. May OH.
The youth and beauty Of Lexington. together
with the best musical talent will be repre.
scented In the chorus OF forty voices. Bril-.
liant costumes OF the Orient. There will be
some slight changes In the cast Of characters.
Miss Jewell will assume the character of
Ruth" and Miss Mable Lyme that of Naomi.
Miss Birdie Wallace will take the part of
Jewish Maiden" The other parts will q
the same AS when given last year. This
eintata Is one of the most popular of the
sacred cantatas, and the choruses as well as
the solo parts are very melodious and beau
tiful. One tableau will be introduced, 'The
Angels Charge Prices OF admission thirty
i've cents. Children and schools twenty five.
The proceeds will 90 toward defraying the
OF the complimentary recital to be
given by Miss Jeuelps vocal graduates. This
recital will be given In Hsgen's opera house,
Friday evening, May 10th. Invitations
will be Issued. The graduates are Miss Beria
Richardson. Of Lexington, and Miss Mabel
Lyme, OF Slater. These young ladies will be
assisted by a baritone from Kansas CITY,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
THE TOMB.

Died-In this city, April 2s. Miss JOHAN.
MA REDEKE. aged about 20 years.
= In Pleasant Valley. Maryland, April
%, Mr.. TiOS. BOTELER, only brother Of
our lately deceased fellow citizen, II, C.
Boteler, In the slst year OF his pse.
- At his horae. In tins city. MAY I, OF
consumption, Mr.! EDWARD KRAMER
aged Al years. i -
For several weeks Mr.. Kramer has been
lying hopelessly i'll and from The time 1,
became generally known that he was beyond
all hopes Of recovery the hearts Of our cltl.
zens went out In sincere sympathy for him
and bis rour children three girls aud Que boy,
the Oldest of whom IL oply sixteen years o.
age, who are now left fA.herle less aud mother.
less. their mother having died two yeara ago.
His remaIns VIII DO buried from the Metho.
dist church OF which he has been q member
for several years, Tomorrow morning ut Il
o'clock.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

Iachmond COnseryatOr: Capt. j.. ID. Con.
her' OF Lex ingtOn, has entered the race fol-
representative on the democratic ticket. liz
Is one OF the solid democrats of upper Mis-
souri, and every inch a man He hes had
large experience in public affairs and no man
"ithih The borders Of Lafayette is more COM
petent TO represent her at Jefferson City than
capt. Conner. and we predict that the man
VINO gets away with him iii have to be a
nigh stopper aud u witt goer.
IL you want number one hams, shoulders
anu bacon. try Bour & Sons own country
cured. They are line. m22tf
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

BOrn-In HlgginsvIlIe, April 2a,to the wife
OF Mr.. David Hancock-a boy.
- In this city. April u. to the wife Of
Mr.. Geo. Barton-a boy.
- In Dover. April ~. to the wife of Mr..
James Clayton-a BOY.
- In this city, April IS, to the wife Of
Mr.. g. T.. WallaOe-a boy,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
TENURE OF OFFICE.

EDITOR MISUNDERSTANDING thai
IL saVors OF presumption, |, with some hest.
fancy ask Tor the privilege Of publishing Ia
your paper, the article on Tenure of Office
which hrst appeared IN the News" of ,bi,
city. My reason for this rcu;lest l.. that since
l wrote said article, some Of the advocates nj
a HE tenure on the ministerial offices In
Lafayette county, have, by a shrewd GINNING
characteristic of a willy fox and a ward mill.
tlclan ,endeavOrcd TO turn the thouphts nj IN,
pubilc from the real questions which are in.
'oiFeu anu 10 attack even the acts OF Tho
writer "heh engaged IN professional duties In
another state. Moreover, these men HAY,
boldl stated 10 the writer, that bec,u.c nj
his views on the need OF a change In our min,
%lsierial, clerical and executive officers in mi.
county. tnat. IN the future. the knife and The
tomaiawk shall be applied 10 him. II any,
.hlhg more had been needed 10 >aliSfy athInk.
Ing man Of the danger TO the liberties nj m,
peOple.t TO he apprchended from a longer cam.
lihuance IN power Of the "Old BOYS" wbnm
we loved 80 well and voted Tor 30 often. I'm
former years. this last evidence il sufficient
because, Ioraoolh, one sees proper 10 cXpIess
Ills belief, that democracy will be- strengthen.
eu DY change here. Therefore, he must have
u relentless war waged, for NIL time TO come,
upon himself and his friends, Year. nj GLnIi.
" AM friendship To these men in the uns,
are all oLtwelghed by ORce opposing them m
their preferences aud their views. We'll. such
IL the fruit Of q 'kORg cOntiHuanc, in odrs /,
ror me sake OF democracy, for the sake OF
our county, for the sake OF your children nnJ
Of my children, for the sake OF the .,rigbi
against the wrong for the sake Of liberty a.
against tyranny. Tor the sake OF freedom nj
opinion AZ against suppression OF thought
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

The accounts Of the late Albert LoOmis are
at my store and those knowing Themselves
Indebted are requested to call and max,
prompt settlement Of same. Very respect
fully. mStf CUAs w. IooMIs.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
Spring Opening of Fine, Stylish
Millinery.
Millinery.

The very latest designs Of Patterns Hats.
bonnets inclusive. selected personally. |
Invite mi friends TO the inspection Of my
slOck, Including II varied assortment OF MIL
linery Novelties. Respectfully,
Mrs. :. L. ARNOLD,
apr12tt No. 10 Main II.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
fHE ALTAR,
tn n CRADLE.

Married In this city. April 80. by Rev, +.
Meneiee.M MIL ED CARLISLE and Miss ETA
SIMMONS.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

Choice country butler 20 cents per pound
Ut Irigg's. u
Twelve pounds choice o%puutry bacon nj
Trigg's Tor VI OU, ~
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

D pound can Peeled PIE Peaches.Dcr
can 10 cents.
!" oun n Pecled Table Peaches.
per can IL 1-2 cents.
"hite Rose Flour. per hundred. ,.... 40
This Is first grade Flour, and we guarantee !,
to give entire satisfaction to all. Give il n trial
old Country Soap, per box 81 so
California Hams. per pound. a
Brrakfast Bacon, per pound 1o1
Country Bacon, per pound .. a
Homeless Hams. per pound .,... II
Pure Leaf Lard. per pound
Dried Beef Hams. per pound .,, 10
You Will find At our store u nice line Of Ssii.t
FISH, Such as hackerel, Herring. Cod FISH,
Blood Red Salmon. &c, &c.
SMITH
Franklin Avenue. next door winkler,s turpi.
ture Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

be returned to in short time. Corporation '"hh'ci
Jerks holds 70 the opinion that the Weekly Payment
law applies to all officers OF municipal corpoa'oh'
despite the opinion Of Judge Andrews.
Gustave Fisher. Of No. G,4 Cairll.i. was arrachcd
before Justice Tighv ycscrda, morning on q 'h"rsc
Of larceny IN the second degree. preferred Nv MIS-
Lizzie LuT. OF No. 81 TwcfthS:., VIII" hA'g"d 'hat
on september d she gave Fisher $3.50 Wit! wh"h 10
paw u bill which her hu band owed. AMI mat f''i':
had appropriated the money T., his own use i''h'r
said he had lost the money. lie was hr" i"f mo
Grand Jury.
Alexander Ludwig Phlpson, thirty years "!'' o'
M 81 I,ocrum placc was arrested bv officer Thomas
Rorke YESTERDAY on the complaint OF CE,ia li"au'r'
his landludy. who accused rllpNon VITA hNihS - IT."
$40 from a bureau the front basement Oh hcF """'c
during her absence Yesterday morning poh h'r ~
.hc found the door Of the dnlnt room io''u ~
and tNC mOlcH gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Whatever the newspapers may say
about the increased cu>i OF merchandise
generally (and do;Ibllr>S there will be
advances in many lines. Our customers
shall not pay Il cent more for anything
We now own; and we have already Il
Complete Stock of Winter Clothes,
Shoes, Hats and Furnishings.
Shoe manufacturers have met and
resolved to advance prices. We can
supply great many men with reliable
footwear before contracting for more
shoes Time enough to raise tho price
when the cost is increased.
ROGERS, PEET e. co.
THREE Prinnv.
BHDAn~AYi Warren.
STORES. )J?l ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
NEWARK.

COUNTY OFFICERS ACCOUNTS IN QUESTION.
The expert accountant appointed 10y III" Beard OF
Frcchocr> Of Essex County lat spring to "Na'nr the
book, and accounts of the county officers fr yeas back
made report Yesterday AZ Newark al meeting Of IN"
board The report deals with alleged shortcomings III
the sheriff Office and the County Clerks Ollie" for Nv"
wears ending NAV |. l~"O. The report pnrpli> IT,
show that for number Of wears the ~'icrif ana Ter"
appropriated fees 10 which they arc not lr%aiN "l
l"d that fees collected and duc to ia" comfy treasury
are rot paid over: tina. collected that wrr"
forbiddcn ly law or for which there warrant III
he law that quarterly reports required Ivy "a" w'r"
not made ly the County Clerk ard that There ~"
amount. collected and not accounted FIR 10y the County
{ Jerk The present sheriff says That the expert ,hi>
mad" ccIcgo,> mistakes in his report iha' gee, Whh
lc saws are illegav collected are fnlN lu>lnl'H ny
spccal laws and the decisions Of the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
& iRl.ST \I)T


Tho fair u IT." Carl ;adt Turn Ncrrn Wis a't1d'h
l,v several hundred people on "Wednesday night. MANY
of whom had been attracted ly IA" nu"Hn "n"r' tln'
William Walter Phelps, N'"l.trr I" GERMANY, """H
l,c present. Mr. Phelps mad" plc, i'i' I"c"li com
,,IIn,r,ic the pfs,p" 81 Carl ta'!i. >I"tlH. - h.
office AZ tho ,mcri, an Embassy ~ Errlr. Nj llrlp
sajd that lie tOuld b. generally found Lifting "'a'h
tho cntnincd Amrri'a a and German nag. 81 Ia
Berlin home" lc said that i r",cnl'd ~ mar r'-r"t>
his hou,r NJ Tcuu-ck. recently cc't: I'd Is fire.
After tn. cheers that greeted Mr. Phelps Remarks
lad died many Old friends cr""d"d """Iid hin'
,,d .hoo,i nj. hand. Amor: the well known ErPuh
licans present surrogate ID. v Pei. Iuh"'
-h,fcr candidate for \ .rm'dv In IN" Id ln>'uu .
ro,,uIa, tcr harlr> l.uirow AID Collector J. w. \i"'
uf Rutherford and John r. Miller. Of Enc"w""d mem
Der II the Republicans state I "r:in''"' 10" hih
League tlub of Hudson County VIII give dnh'r !"
Mr. Phelps al Jersey tiiy 10 night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Hereafter the supply Of water !or the c.tv will com"
FROM the rc.crvpl: ~ t,ar:et. Mountain. Pni"i|"
This is fed from springs aid streams '"H'r"!hl ~
the Pi>>lc Water Company. y III" reservoir "l
Garrett Munntau is nearly 100 feet higher fhan Inc
old reservoir PiuliSon lIl,l. n became n"'c-'aiN.
before connection cuuli b. mid with III" conduit l."
tunI" provision Toy the clIt" prr~,Iir'' III" 80"
noel orl with Ni,.aid> Pond cat ~ AID water "iII
io longer l." drawn from Their" for IN CIV.
The I.r,rd 81 INu'a'ipn faV"r- -" 81" 81 >fh""I
40 because tl. frp,'i- small and ia" school l.
,vcrrruvdcd and :l- bccaI.r 81 III" surroundings.
which are not cu,ducvc e. "i,!cr and discipline" lhd
have, been invited for the PROPERTY Zeal estate men
,nu> idrr II worth \. ~Hl" has l'''i
made the R,s,rd viii ~ ono" lccr thc erection Il
,chool house capable 81 accommodating ttO pupils.
with large rooms and al inrh"IH Improvements, ia
the residence quartz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
FOR CASTING; 4 JSN('lIOIN ,ItM. SPELL.

In the Police Court Yesterday Jan" r. >'inrrriad' II
middle aged won,n Who lives AT NJ. AZ IIan' =.
was the complainant against John Edmund IallmidI"'
the proprietor Of >hnotng gallery n'"t d"'i !" ny
houSc Tallmadcc formerly belonged I" Hu!Ilo BH =
slow ard h" w0r" long hair and Il broad >"hibicr"
The c,arc. was that Tallmadcc had rn't l|N'h"l"-
j.. al spell npOn the woman. The latter was n"a'N
dressed in black and had bright sparkling 't"S.
Have Won convcr>'d with the defendant D." ASKED
Justice Rodrigo.
"Ncvcr" was Tho calm rcpy. "cNccpt through
spacc and he hc viii never stop Ii>"' ming me"
What h,~ lac dom" "a vuu '" d.k"d the jn-t'c.
lie Ii> ;r,Uii. 10 j! in ~ tea. ether ~ nv bread
,uphur ,u IT,. meat and ILL., room with ha~''
smells t.! can hardly II"lthc."
The .,,'n>cd man. who j. about twenty w" '"i'-
Old stood looliu: ~ the w"'aan ~ ''l'H 'I"nt'"G
wuldcr IL. sad be- dihuI luuW Any thin: hl"ih inc
Non.Aa. vast Psychologist AID 'id never spoke"
iu her. =. .
Never ~ tic vcic". IN. often in IA" soul. The
v.i.,n /, trrrIp'cd. don't WIli 1" hurt Won. She
add d. p;riIIli-lV lU i N"u vii lr"n'i'" !" stop
,iuil,l.i, VIII a.k the ,U-'i'" I" l'i N"u 81.
r." .ul;..I' AID lc pi"iIi>t ana IN" Justice ~
dulc.ltlV perm iIird HIN E" "rr" -; court room I'
a>l,incd after" Ard tEl' NJ SIuc"I4din L'H "l"h
looked AT him from Ter Wiuo"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-Offcrr Edward BOCart ycSt"r
d3v afternoon arrested Mary Ambrose, twenty years
I'D. until recently servant in the employ Of John
j. OConnor, Il New York importer who lives In
church i ON a charge Of stealing quantity Of
clothing, silvcrwarc and diamond ring valued at
$50 Al the home Of Mnrys parents in Tuckaloc
Officer Iogart recovered the ring and other valu
allies las, evening Mary locked up In the county
Jail EA Judge John Curry fo'm"ily IA j"de"
- his cla.,inatc cA surrogate L. &. Plat, Yesterday
Iudrr Curry 1, a Westminster County man who wen,
to California IN lo4o ana ran i"l Governor Of that
~ ST. Georges, asking for his resignation. He had
not lccn paid for the last lO2 weeks Of his rector
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| FftdH" 1"'" '"F -" "' ''
i f. s. Fni',h ST.. Mn I"rE.

State H. ;hr :.i:">. hui Wa d"ra"'. d" hrar ~, ~
was active in Cilh iu!a l"li'> IT, l. i"'""' my
siiViuc II Ir"',~!'lll.
VT VERNON. The EcpG li"ar '"iN''''hh iF W.
nomination Of II '.Jrl '"ihi'~ "ir 81 ~" ny
district. 10 -ucrt"i .a"rl ~Jndfo' i'h"'''' "'''
BE- hcld ~ F,.!fr:..l', Hail. on W'dnr-d.N
NEW -EW Ili.LE. h" Po'tma~i"F''r"''a' IA -"
iCnatcl Nrw Rochelle "~lollt" - an h'''!'''"''"
,r,.,',, ,Jcr ,,,, The rrrrtiuu oi - new
house If Worship for tlr congl".at!"h 9" - ''""'
Methodist Fpi>roI" thnr"h -! New E"",'h !" T'.r-
ON IN u most -ati>nrtu"H W1nur:. Inc "'>I-H :" Nv
lmillin. ana The vnli~. wine II are "f iA' -i'' e III"
are lart ularly attractive.
pEEk>EIII.- Mother Elizabeth. of tn" Franc ran
Si.;,r.. Convent t ilIi> place.. Wlir ii> l"'i abroad
several months. returned Yesterday an" VA
u hearty reception hy lrr 80 ""rhrN an" "'' "'"''
Of the Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

TIE LAND WILL REVERT TO THE OWNERS.
The Court OF Appeals has handed down decision IN
the action In eectment OF lean r. Stebblns ana Jo T.
Winslow against James KAY. the owner OF piece OF
land at Gravcsend and King, Highway. Nay nav
ing failed to pay his assessment when the land was as
seesed for improvements. lot his property II having
been sold hy the Controller. The case was trlcd III
1857 before Justice Bartlett who gave Judgment Tor the
plaintiffs. An appeal then taken 10 the 'cnefS'
Term, which affirmed the Judgment Of the court 'cio"
The case was then carried I" the tou't OF Appear
where w. J. Gayrnr argued for the Defendant ''s'
that portion Of the act to oren GraVe>chd ave- an" "
nav awards for the land taken therefor pr"Noc" "'
certain way for paving for the lands - taken ana "'
the act was therefore unconstitutional ana tha' con
seoucntly the assessment upon his clients properly
wa, void The Court Of Appeals reversed the judgment
OF the General Term and held that the act was ""''
stitutopaI All the land therefore. taken ior the CON
str,lciOn OF ,ravcsend will revert 10 thc uW"ciN
Andrew H. Culver said yesterday that the dcIr'oa i
wOuld not affect the PrOSpec; Park aud 'oiey I'a'u
Railroad Company il, rights IN r.! ~
already tp,c,l determined ly the Court of NpPc">
opinion written by Of I'll" judges ma tri reJ""
ly majority ri The judges who VIII dictate 'i "P'"h
embodving similar views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl J.
JERSEY CITY.

Mrs. Alice Burr. who las appeared ir several o'hc
museums Il tIrtas>an girl ana 'hah' '"' "''' a."
TEMPTED 10 lump from Pennsylvania Eaif"a" ''C'H
boat at an early hour yesterday morning. H' WIS
restrained and turned 10 pole email VII" '""!'
her 70 the second Precinct station short TIM" ai'c
being locked up she hanged herself with SIX nam"
kerclcf to a lar in the cell door sergeant Nuecil,
dsroycrc, her and cut her down. She VA airaiti"o
before Police Justice Stil>ing In the morning ana tn
mauded until 10 dav.
The trial Of william Famincla Tor thc n"rNrr W
Aufnnio Vcratta hi> brother IN law. in layoin" Oh!
the night OF August -. was 10 nav" h'eh ~" ~ ~,
ic,av in the aud Tcrinincr Court. h't Wh'il F'
case wn, called Norman l.. Rowe for the defendant.
pleaded guilty Of murder in the second degree ana the
state accepted II. The extreme I"uaty i twenty
wears in state Prison.