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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-07
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.

Meetings
N0TICE-ThE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
y stockholders of the Pittsburg Traction Com
pany will be held az the company's Office. $40 Fifth
avenue, on MONDAY. November 16, 1891, at II A.
NJ. for the election of directors for the ensuing
year and for such other business may be
brought before the meeting. Transfer books will
be closed from the 4th TO the Eth inst.
no4-e9-D J. q. TRAGGkRDH, Secretary.
NOTICE Is REREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting of the members of the Rankin Mercan-
tile Company. Limited held on the 2Sth day of Oc-
tober. 1881. the said company was dissolved BY
a vote of its members. and the undersigned were
appointed its hguidating trustees. to whom al
for payment AT the Office of the company. Rankin,
Pa. WILLIAM ETTERER
CHARLES H. ROWE,
WILLIAM EDEN BORN,
nol-149 Liquidating Trustees.
NOTICE
BY order of .the Board of Directors of the Nc
Keesport Ligh: Company, a stockholders meeting
will be held
TUESDAY, DECEMBER s, 1891,
10 consider the proposed amended change in Article
2 Section t. of the hv-laws, which now reads:
1.-THE holders Of twothirds of the number of shares
Of the capital stock shall be represented either in
person or by proxy at all meetings of the stock
holders in order to constitute quOrum.f
Proposed amendment to read follows:
1.-The majority of all stock issued, represented
either by person proxy. shall be quorum at all
meetings OF the Stockholders
THOMAS REYNOLDS,
no7-93-D President.
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HENRY TERHEyDEN. No. $50 Smithfeld
street, is now closing out his fine stock of
fancy goods al greatly reduced figures in or
der 10 make room for new stock Bisoue
figures, candelabra, royal Worcester, Bonn
and other pottery wares Of celebrated man.
EfaCUUre. This
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PROPOSALS.

TO IRON MANUFACTURERS - OFFICE
l. OF the Light House Engineer, Third dis
trict, Tomp1insville, y. Y, November Q.
1881. Sealed proposals viii be received at
this office until y O'Clock noon of TUESDAY,
ing the materials and labor of all kinds
necessary Tor the completion, delivery and
erection at the site of the metal work of the
Maackaack Light House, New Jersey. Plans.
specifications, forms of proposals and other
Information may be obtained on application
to this office. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids and to waive any defects
u. =. HEAP, Major cf Engineers, U. S. A. L.
Ii. Engineer, Third district, po7-57
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GENTS, ii you want your clothing
c.alHed or dyed and repaired send us a
T.,lal OF telephone US (3454) and We will
F-u& ior and return them. L. j. Linnekin
& Co., ia Federal street, Allegheny. TuS
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Farms For Sale.

IfARM - Brick, ireclay, sandstone and chop
u mill property in Allegheny Valley and on the
West Penn R. R. and adjoining the Creighton
Plate Glass Works property; 100 acres Is choice
farming land, well adapted to dairy purposes and
underlaid with two veins of coal 4x6 feet, Ere
clay; and sandstone and superior quality of FED
and yielding net income of g., 800 per annum; roy
atty on coal Of a cent per bus. freclay cents
per ton brick clay Is cents per OOO and sandstone
Is cents per perch 25 of the coal is well st-
ated for shipping and can be sold for $500 per acre
or leased at cent per bushel 25 acres is covered
with good timber; the Improvements consist of 4
new two-story frame house 25 2x521s, nine rooms
tenant house of three rooms a bank barn 50x6O. q
stable 3ox4o. red brick works, freclay mill and
feed or chop mills this property win be sold at
bargain sold soon; terms to suit purchaser; call
on or address J. H. Chambers, 1G2 Fourth av.,
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To-day also-sale of silks in center OF
store. silks at half price.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
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FCWENTY-TRIRD WARD-Level lots, near Sec
ond av. electric cars and B. 6 o. R. r. station;
SIS down, sf0 per month: streets graded and ma
cadamized sidewalks laid, city water; houses
built to suit purchaser on monthly payments
George c. Burgwin. Attorney at Law, f5O Fourth
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Special sale.

We have few fine music boxes which, to
naks room Tor new stock, we will sacrifice
a, very low prices for short time. Call
and See them. S. HAMILTON,
91-93 Fifth avenue.
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4 GREAT 81 80 CLOTHING Sale.
& Wonderful Offer f,r To-D,r

To-day we offer 1000 mems fine quality
suits and 1000 mems fine winter overcoats
at the remarkable low price of 81 80 for
voar choice. The overeoat lot comprises
fine chinchillas, smooth meltons and ker-
s.ys: also douhle-breasted Shetland ulsters
with big collars The suits are made from
good, stylish cassimeres and cheviots, cut
eirher in sack or cutaway style. They're
early. P. c. C. c.,
Piusburg Combination Clothing COMPANY.
corner Grant and Diamond streets
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L'ARM-2O acres; good 5-room house. barn and
l. orchard: one mile to town: price 81 800: p1y-
ments 500 down and s150 year: send for biggest
farm and exchange list with description of your
property. If you want to buy or trade for farm.
n. +. Hurst, Real Estate Agent, Rochester. Pa.
PARMA nice farm of about so acres near good
Il railroad town. and in beautiful section Of the
country; schools churches stores etc., in the vi
cinity; would exchange in part for house and lot
Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-07

PECTTRESQJE and Peculiar Points of
Tittsburg history by II. Derfla, in THE
DISPATCH Tomorrow
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1t Continues To-Day

II continues 1O-DGy.
Tie big silk sale-a grand SUCCESS. Cen
t. fLbic Silks al halt price.
Jos. HORNE s. Co.'S
Penn ANenue Stores
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TO-DAY-Gentlemen.s see the new Stac's
Head Numbered (ready 10 wear) white shirt
al u Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
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a.-ernoon, reception and evening gowns;
also reception and party wraps
IIEs PARCELS Il JONES,
- Fifth avenue
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W Display Advertisements one dollar per
square for one iasertion Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten cents per line
for each insertion, and none taken for less than
thirty cents.
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FOUND.


E'oUND.Wall paper lc roll. Thompson Bros,
L l09 Federal ST.
EoUND-5H Liberty ST.. headquarters for Goa
wagons with all oak beds.
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Suburban Lots For Sale.

DALMER PLACE-Swissvale, p. R. R., excellent
l. level lots; good investment for future en-
hancement: only aminutes from station: number
Of residences will be built at once. Hoffman &
Baldridge Williamsburg. Telephone 724S.
SWISSVALE LOTS. 40xl20; minutes from sta
- tion; price $3.50: the cheapest lot by 500 in this
town. wv. u. Hamnett q Co., Wilkinsburg Pa. .
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Allegheny Residences To Let.
Rooms To Let.

ELEGANT apartments on Carnegie Square,
IL Allegheny: old Central Hotel remodeed. made
new throughout. steam heat, electric light and
bathroom for each suite: general dining room on
first floor. kitchen on fourth: will be conducted in
irst-class style and have all requirements for
quiet home. Chas Shields. Allegheny, P. o.
d O0MS-Two Handsomely furnished rooms, in
H frst-class location of East End; paved street
and four rapid transit lines: house has all con-
veniences. Address r. T. L., Dispatch office.
d OOM-Second floor front room, unfurnished,
IL with board. 205 North av., Allegheny.
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CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
PITTSBURG. PA. Nov. 3. 1891.
nIVIDEND-THEDI DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
~ have this day declared dividend of THREE
ta) PEI. CENT out of the profits Of the last six
months payable on demand free of tax.
nU5-23 SAMUEL NJ. MCELROY, Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALLEGHENY. PA.
nlNlDEND No. 56-THE DIRECTORS OF
- this hank have this day declared a dividend of
-FOUR a. PER CENT on the capital stock out of
the profits OF the last six months payable on de-
mand, free of tax. +, Il. KRAMER
OCTOBER 81. Cashier
noG-4l
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WANTED.
Observation-Disclosures.


Observation-Disclosures
THE following named persons, or their legal rep
L resentatives. who purchased lots from me at
Oakdae. to confer with me, there is quite an oil
T. 'fa1 Pa%sr N PaPFE PEEeisnJ %
sullivan. J. Dunkin. J. J. Quest, William
ton. 4. Campbell, j. BHmbach James @. Richard
son, Ernest Knippel. G. H. Love. 90 Fourth av.
TRUNKS hauled 10 and from East End for SOC.
l. Campbell Davis Il Seventh av. Telephone
WEARERs of spectacles to buy the best 81
cal optcian a. Schaefer's Jewery Store, l50 Fifth
WE will receive orders for a few more fine
" portraits in crayon for December delivery.
gheny office. room 81.
FOR sALE-MPRovED REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
CATARACT STREET. Duquesne Heights. one
" square from incline, in good location and
splendid view, large two-story double frame house
this nroperty will be sold cheap and on easy terms
ue22l Black Baird, No. IS Fourth av.
C,OLWELL ST., near Miller ST.. only "a. coo; new
- brick dwelling; 6 rooms. finished attic. hall,
etc-, newly papered throuRhout property severed:
room to build of lot size 20 by 80 feet both
streets paved. r. G. Bailey, 152 Fourth avenue. $
T AwRENCEvILLE-Inv Investment 81, 900; con-
venient to cable cars and mills, IL brick houses
in good condition, rented to good tenants at annual
rent of g. 900 lot 124X100 feet room lot for four
more houses. (C15s) Black Baird 95 Fourth av.
TNOR SALE-A very good brick house, q, COO;
IL seven rooms, besides modern fixtures. bath.
laundry; lot q feet 'front.' alley in rear: location
central on Center av.: worth an examination. CD.
w. A. Heron Sons, so FoHrth av.
LrORTY-FIFTH ST.-12 prick houses: 10 per cent
I investment. Morris Fleming, los Fourth
avenue.
900 LOCUST ST. between Fifth av. and Bluff
zoo ST.. good substantial brick house, seven
rooms finished attic, vestibule hail. etc. "a foot
frontage. side alley: immediate possession. X. g.
Bailey. l52 Fourth ay
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Dividends.

Dividends.
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
PITTSB. aG, Nov. 2. 1891. (
nINtDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
~ this bank have declared dividend of FOUR
(i) PER CENT, payable forthwith.
nO4-ia A LONG Cashier.
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Legal Notices.
H. MCFARLAND, ITO Diamond street.

Legal Notices.
II. MCFARLAND, ITO Diamond street.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM LYONS. DECEASED.
Il Administrators notice Letters of admins
tration the estate of William Lyons late of
city of Allegheny. county of Allegheny, State of
rennsyiyania, ANA decSased, have been granted to
said city, county and State, TO whom all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. and those having claims or
demands will make known the same without delay
to MARION LYONS
WM. LYONS, JR.,
Administrators, AZ Wood street
Or H. MCFARLAND. Atty, ITO Diamond st.,
pittsburg. no7-19-S
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II ELP-Farm hands, teamsters. colored boy,
maids. hotel cooks. 20 house girls. Germans
and Swedes family c ks and chambermaids
aundress. colored girls: highest wages paid here.
Meehan's Agency, SIS Grant st.. /; tel. 70.
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PITTsBURG. CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND D
ST. Louis RAILWAY COMPANY.


ST. Louis RAILWAY COMPANY.
rITTSBURG. PA. October 10 1891.
VNHF BOARD OE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
PANl have this day declared a dividend of
TWO (2) PER CENT, clear of taxes, upon the pre-
ferred stock, for the six months ending June 20,
1891. out oft the net profits. payable in cash and
after November 20, 1891. at the office of the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company, New York, to the
preferred stockholders or their legal representa-
uves. as they may stand registered upon the books
Of the company at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. November 10,
1921.
The transfer books will close November 10 and
open on November 20. 1891.
Dividends may lie collected by sight draft on the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, No. % Will
lam street, New York City.
T. II. b. Nick NIGHT
Treasurer.
oc3l-s5-3l, noe 3 4a6.E9I0 I2HEl9
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r OST-Will give the finder Of oak box 81. Ad-
IL dress j., OIL Arch ST., Allegheny.
T.OST-Gold ring, with initials NJ. X. to II. O.,
- between Morrison av. and Nixon st. Reward
If returned to IA Morrison av., Allegheny.
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uburban Residences For Sale.

Suburban Residences For Sale.
EDGEWOOD-P. R. R., new frame house Of ter
Il rooms, reception hall, back and front stairs,
slate mantels, tile hesrths, large pantry, finished
laundry, with tubs, city water, bath, W. c., wash
stand slate roof lot 72x192: minutes from station
only s., 500. Hoffman & Baldridge, Williamsburg.
Telephone 724S.
TTOUSE-Of4 rooms. halls, large cellar. spring
III water and cistern; r. r. fare, 5 cents; easy
payments. also Groom house, 900 down, s12 per
month new, and new 5-room house to rent; nice
lots from $50 to $3.50. j. B. Zimmerman 14 Fourth
ay., Pittsburg.
UTILKINSBURG-6-roo frame dwelling, mod
w ern improvements: close to P. r. r. station
and electric cars; price, s3 800; bargain. W. T..
Hamnett & Co., Williamsburg Pa.
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Allegheny Residences For Sale.
A NEAT, tidy dwelling close to the parks in AL
n legheny, one-half square from electric cars;
and everything in trim and prime order; ex-
ceedingly pleasant place for home; price only
S., 500. Particulars from JAS. W. Drape 4 Co., 3l3
Wood ST.. Pittsburg
L,oR sALE-In the Second ward, Allegheny, 81 =
in reaf OF rooms; lot 25x100 fl. Ackley ST., now
renting for 800 per year; paying investment. 4S)
See W. A. Heron Sons. No. so Fourth av.
EOR SALES, 0oo well located on South Canal
L St., Fourth ward. Allegheny City, brick house
rooms. modern fixtures stable in rear; lot 25x130
feet (4I) See w. A. Heron & Sons, No. 80 Fourth
av.
WESTERN Av., Allegheny, a good residence
property formerly of the late DR.. Bruce; 10 excel
lent rooms including spacious double parlOrs and
the usual modern conveniences throughout; large
side lot: alley in the rear; immediate possession.
Keys of the premises at Jas. W. Drape Co.'s, 313
Wood ST.. Pfttsburg.
O1 4OO-Smaf payment down, balance in
eDl, monthly fnstallments same as rent; new
frame house of five rooms; lot 25xl00 feet; Tenth
ward. Allegheny City, near electric cars; good
neighborhood: : nice location. John E. McCrickart,
40 Fifth av. Tel. 1876.
QeO 2OO-A go od dwelling OF seven rooms on
Do, desirable street in Allegheny near electric
cars, parks, ETC.: moderate payments; immediate
possession. Jas. W. Drape & Co., 3l3 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
d 900 will buy fine six-room brick dwelling
SDf, in Sixth ward, Allegheny. j. Fl. Steven
son. Attorney at Law, 100 Fifth av.
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| PERSONAL.
PERsoSSAL-o0nee RoDS St. and WHISKY "rns' u Dia'
DERsoNAL-OoaI wagons, all oak beds, at 81
| L Liberty st.
pERsoNAL-waR paper Ic roll. Thompson
| l. Bros l09 Federal ST.
DERSoNAL-stoves. storm doors, safes, lunch
l. and oyster counters. 72 Diamond.
| DERSoN AL-Cash paid for old gold and silver
l. watches: jeweiry repaired: new work made
TO order. Chris. Hauch. 54l Smithfeld.
pERsoNAL-original Tesh's sausage stall No. !
Il West Diamond Market, Pittsbnrg. Flavor
and quality unsurpassed David H. Tesh.
DERSONAL- Matrimonial paper containi ng
L hundreds of advertisements of marriageable
people mailed free. Gunnelis Monthly. Toledo, o.
DERSoNAL-Grants Memoirs. S rs; Mark
l Twain's Huckleberry Finn, 75c; Webster's
Dictionary. large qua;to. 81 25: L. P. Roe's
works half price: special bargains in old and new
books. Frank Bacon Co., 9Ol smithfield st.
DERSoNAL-Stop coughing? 81, 900 reward for a
Il case Of throat or lung trouble. last stages ex-
cented. which cannot he relieved by proper use
of DR. Y. stones Bronchial Waters; sc box at
druggists For sample send 10c to Stone Med. Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
DERsoNAL-when Lwas a small boy my mother
i always repaired my breeches and jacket but
Known tailor s. Filth aE cor. Wood d. ae second
floor, has been substituted. who now does all my
Tel. lass.
DERSoNAL-The first of November inaugurates
i the quail season and II is now lawful TO hunt
Tor The same in this commonwealth. To allow the
public TO enjoy the full benefit thereof we will offer
for sale double-barrel breech loader. with amin-
ated steel barrels, choke hore pistol grip extension
rlh and all improvements complete with hunting
coat shell belt reoading tools and 100 shells all for
90. This is beyond doubt the greatest bargain
ever offered. K. Smit sS2 and 934 Liberty ST., and
lU5. lO0. 1g Smithdeld. Send stamp for new annual
Illustrated catalogue and price list.
-
FOUND.
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COOKS, chambermaids, nurses, dining room
u girls laundresses, 5 young girls, 200 house
girls, kitchen, pantry and dining room girls for
boarding houses, chambermaids and cleaning girls
for hotels, German and colored girls. white and
colored walters c0ored boys. Mrs. Z. Thompson,
COS Grant st.
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Business Stands To Let.

- buSInesS StandS 10 Let.
CPACE in the building IS. II. 70 Diamond ST.. with
- power, electric light, steam heating. and eleva-
tor and janitor service suitable for printing
light manufacturing business: possession immedi-
ately; of various sizes ranging from 60xl00 to
1Sx30. Apply to John T. Shields second floor, Dis
patch building, corner Diamond and Smithfed SITS.
CPACE with power-Cor. Penn and Third av.: |:
~ three floors: 20, OC0 feet space; abundant power
good light; splendid locations: every convenience.
Apply Nicola Bros. 20 Fifth av.
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GcQ SEQ for an eight-room frame house, in an ex-
do, celient location, within five minutes of four
rapid transit lines: very neat and convenient
house. with nat. gas, city water, etc.. lot 31x120;
easy terms. s. A. Dickie & Co., Penn and Shady
avs. +. f. Gago.)
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
GENERAL MILES, TERMS.
The HostiIes Must Submit to the Laws o
Take the Consequences.

The HostiIes Must Submit to the Laws or
Take the Consequences.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-The Post-Dis-
patch received the following special
Monday dated Pine Ridge Agency, S.
Oak, via Rushville, Neb., Jan. 70.
Gen. Miles determined this morning
not to parley nor confer again with the
Indians. He sent messenger to the
hostiles camped at the Mission, stating
his terms. He said they must come into
the agency in small squads and go into
camp ON their grounds near the friendly
Indians.
He would not object if they chose
their own camping grounds, but the
Brules and Ogallallas must not camp to-
gether, and they must submit to the
laws governing the reservation and to
the agents 1t is learned from official
sources that this is Gen. Miles final ac-
ton If the Indians do not accept those
terms Gen. Miles will go after them and
there will be fight sure.
Shots were heard on the outskirts of
the camp this morning, but they We're
stray shots fired by the pickets. The In
dians are at the Mission, six miles away.
and Father Jutz made arrangements
with Gen. Miles for conference with
the chiefs this morning 1t is expected
that the Indians will come in to-day,
either as friends or hostiles, and the con
ference will determine which. Father
Jutz informed Gen. Miles that the In
dians were in a friendly mood, and We're
inclined to come in peaceably.
Father Jutz says the Indians do not
want to be disarmed. This is the key
note of the conference. If Gen Miles
says they will not be disarmed peace
able settlement viii take place. A plan
has been suggested to separate the Brules
and Ogallallas, and send the Brules back
to their reservation and turn the Ogalal-
las over to Capt. Pierce, the newly APP
pointed agent to be disarmed or not, as
he pleased.
Father Craft was seen this morning.
The venerable priest is slowly improy-
ing. He was asked what he thought of
a peaceful settlement. He said:
'"The situation is very serious and the
Indians must be very carefully handled
or there will be more trouble"
what is the cause of this war,
Father?'
''The Indians have been starved and
left naked, not this year only, but for
years.
The attendant advised the priest not
to talk any more, as he is not yet out of
danger.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
A WIFE'S CRIME.
She Confesses to Aiding in Numbering
Her Husband.

Her Husband
GOSHEN, Ind, Jan 13.-Mrs Frank
S. Calkins and DIR. Frank F. Hendrix
are in Jail here charged with having muir
dered Edmund Calkins ON the Sd of last
April. Call5ins was 60 years old, well
known, and at one time was the editor
of The Labor Signal the state organ of
the Knights of Labor. The three per-
sons went out boat riding on the date
given Mrs. Calkins and Hendrix re-
turned, their clothes dripping with
water, and reported that Calkins fell
overboard; that he sank to the bottom
and did not rise, and that Mrs Calllins
was rescued by Hendrix. The coroner's
verdict was accidental drowning"
Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins We're married
three days before. CalkinS' will gave all
his property to her and a policy of
$4 900 insurance on his life was made
payable to her The agent for the insur-
ance company refused to pay the policy
srlspecting foul play and without MAX
ing a second demand for it Mrs. Calkins
shortly afterwards removed with her
children to Niles, Mich, where she be-
came professional nurse. Hendrix,
who had a good practice, soon went to
Chicago and established himself there,
The last grand jury indicted both for
murder, the result of an investigation
which was secretly conducted. Mrs
Callins was arrested in Niles last
Wednesday and brought here. To the
state attorney she made a full confession
Friday night. She said that she and
Hendrix planned the boat-ride purposely
to get rid of her husband, and that Hen
dirk was to have half the property left
her and also the insurance money.
Hendrix, she declares, gave Calkins
drugged liquor before they started, and
pushed him overheard while trying to
change his seat. Then, she adds, Hen
dirk and she soaked their clothing and
splashed the boat to lend plausibility to
the story,
Hendrix was brought here from Chi
cago at midnight Saturday night He is
not aware that Mrs Calkins has con
fpCGp1