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Peru.
Miss Nellie Thompson puest of Mrs & F.

Miss Nellie Thompson. guest of Mrs, s. f.
Porter the past month, returned to PIaua.
o., Thursday --. Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Cole
returned Monday from a two months trip
to Cuba. Mrs. H. Carpenter. of Butler, is
q guest here Mrs. +. Stewart is visiting
party given by the Miami Club on Wednes.
day evening first favors were won by Mrs.
A. c. Bearss and Mr.. r. j. Loveland....
Mrs. I. Kissell is visiting in Indianapolis. -.
guest of Mrs. e.. Emswiler Mrs d. l..
Shearer returned Monday from Rochester.
Mrs. j. O'Brien. of Indianapolis, w as q
guest here last week Mrs. Charles Lee
brick Is at Martinsville Miss bessie Del
bert is home from Lafayette Mrs. Afford
is entertaining Miss Florence Hathaway.
of Milwaukee. Mrs. n. Dutton is home
from Richmond,
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Lebanon.


Miss Bertha Grouse of Lafayette, Is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. G.. w. Campbell. -. :. Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Marvin, of Frankfort. visited
friends IN this city the past week Miss
May ROdman. of Chicago. is q guest In this
city Miss Bessie Mcknight. of Spencer.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Turner. Miss Ruby Cross spent Sunday
in Indiana polls. Mrs. Hurson and little
daughter, of indianapolis, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. X. S. LaKin the past week..
Mrs. Charles Feeser is in Danville..-
Mrs. David Rushton went to Battle Creek.
Mich. last Wednesday Mrs. Josie Saltz-
gaber and Mrs. Joseph CoverdaIe. have
issued invitations for q large reception
April H.. MIR. and Mrs. George Norwood
gave a pedro party last Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Edward Storms and Miss Bessie
Thompson were married last Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides parents,
north of the CITY Miss Maud Labaree,
who has been visiting her sister in this
oty, returned to Indianapolis Monday.
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Liberty.

Miss Nell johnson returned from Hamil-
ton Monday Clyde Maxwell and Miss
Nora Huddleston were here from Cincln-
natl Sunday Mrs. Beckett, of Corners
VILE. was the guest of her daughter, Mrs
George Coughlin. Sunday -. Mrs Jessie
Ferris. OF Columbus. is visiting hero
Mr.. Steven Hayden and daughters, Laura
and Marie, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ALT
Hayden Mrs. Mary Kelly, of Wash
ington, ID. c.. is visiting here.
Miss Libbie Richey. of Oxford is
DR.. E. e. Thompson and wife are in In
dianapolis Rev. &. G.. Edwards of
Fletcher Place. Indianapolis Is visiting
here Miss Teresa Ryan. of Irvington, is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Hollis +.
Beard. 80. Mrs. A. b. Johnson returned home
Thursday. Miss Lizzie Flanery. of Eaton,
is here Mrs ChasOD, of Madisonville, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary Benedlck--..
Miss Bertha Evans is In Cincinnati. Mr..
and Mrs. s. Stanton were in Richmond Fri.
day.
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Mesdames r. w. Marshall and E. l.
Clark attended the convention of the
Woman's Relief Corps at Fort Wayne.
Mrs. 5. f. Woman returned from Lowell
Tuesday Mrs. Charles g. Splitter left for
Judge Hammond has returned fir ON Indi-
annapolis. Miss Hammond is visiting in
linton
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ShelbyvIlle.


Miss Nellie Green gave an impromptu
party last Saturday evening in honor of
her cousin. Miss Hackleman, of Nashville
Mrs. L. ID. Morris, of Lebanon. o., is
the guest of Mrs. w. i. Patterson. Miss
Bales. of Washington. ID. c.. is the guest of
Mrs Tille House Miss Mable Odds, of
Springfield, o., is the guest of Miss
Marion Patterson. Miss Villa Rick
etts entertained Thursday afternoon
IN honor of Miss Mable Olds
Miss Many. of Rushville. and Miss Tins
ley. of Cincinnati. visited Miss Bertha
Thompson last week - Miss Addie White
SIDES of Franklin. will spend Easter with
Miss Grace James. MIe. Charlie MOrri-
son and son. Master Haehl, visited her
parents in Manila last week Miss Lot
tie Green entertained the members of the
Thirteen Club Thursday afternoon =. Mrs.
Is. 5. Sutton and daughter, Miss Mote.
were in Cincinnati Thursday Mr.. and
mats Ths Sp ss'sa e Grub met H @itn
Miss Nettie Hodell Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Aurilla LETTERS were
IN Knightstown Thursday miss Levin
son entertained with luncheon for Misses
Lemon and Hunter. of Indianapolis who
gave a musical recital here Wednesday
evening. Miss Jessie Means has returned
10 Franklin college. Miss Grace Hay
mond vas in Greencastle last week. attend
ing the wedding of her brother. Mr.. Thomas
Raymond aud Miss Grace Burke. of that
place. Mrs. Jenny De PREF and son,
Master Wray, visited Mrs Charlie Ross. in
Columbus, last week.
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Terre HauUe.

Miss Lula Thurman has returned to Bra
zil Mrs. j. w. Snider is in MattooD. -.
Miss Nellie Shaw is in 81. Louis . Miss
Anna Mitchell has returned home Mrs.
Mary Perkins is visiting in Granville.
Miss Nettie Harris is in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Lockmau, of Centralia, ILL.,,
Ia visiting her daughter here. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Jones. of Danville. ILL.,. are
here Miss Anna Statman has returned TO
Mattoon Miss Emma Wallace, of Ca
MARCO. ILL.,, is visiting her cousin. Mrs.
Watson Mrs. Volney Shattuck is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Pearce. Miss Lena Price
has returned from Mattoon. Miss Mamie
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Madison.

Mrs. Walcott, of Indianapolis. IS guest
of the Lanier mansion. Hon. John K.
Cravens and wife are home from the South.
Willis z. Littel and Barbara Chrlstman..
VIM. II. III. Whitman and Sarah Ivor were
united in marriage Thursday. Misses
Katie Bellamy, Lula Dietz and Jennie
Thfebaud are attending the Terre Haute
Normal School Miss NettIe Trip has re-
turned to North Vernon.
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NOblesviIlc.

Miss Alicel Murray, of Indianapolis. was
a guest of Miss Anna Stevenson last week
Miss Mabel Hiatt. of Tacoma, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Byers. Miss Gertrude
Butler. of lndianaL oils. spent last Sunday
with her cousin. Miss Nelly Wilson. Mrs.
Charles Ward last Wednesday was in Indi-
annapolis. Mrs. Dora Curtis w as in Indi-
annapolis last week. Mrs. Graham and
son Don are in Frankfort Miss Gertie
Tayl or of Louisville, is visiting here
Miss Louaua Taylor's guest. Miss Ella Mar
tin. has returned TO Evansville Miss
Hester Peck. of Indianapolis. is visiting
Misses Maggie and Julia Essin gtOn. :. Mrs,
Harry Scarce has returned from Craw-
louisville. Mrs. Hollis Smith returned
from North Manchester Friday. Miss
Nelly Wilson will return TO Oxford
this week 80. Miss Katie Dnrfee
was in Fort Wayne last week
Mrs Laura Griffith. of Anderson, spent last
ednesday here. Mrs. Edgar Loehr was
the hostess last Thursday afternoon for a
thread and needle party given in honor of
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Jones. of Portland.
Mrs. Walter Montgomery. of Greenfield.
Ind. was in the city last Thursday - Miss
Frank Ross entertained last Tuesday even
ing. -. The Married " omen's Musicale met
at Mrs. John Patterson's Wednesday. Mrs.
Frank Onrsler. Mrs. George Christian. Mrs.
Edward Longley and Mrs. Frank Ross sang
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Miss Nina Ewing is visiting her uncle,
Stephen Crabb. atLouisville. Mrs Will
lam Reynolds is home from Shoals.--.A
pretty marriage ceremony took place Thurs
day evening, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Budd Moulder. Miss Mary :. Moulder
and Mr.. Frederick Clark W ere welded, Rev.
+. A. Campbell of the First NJ. +. Church
officiating Mrs j. Smiles. of Indianapo-
lis, has returned home. A social was gwen
by the young women of the Evangelical
Church at the residence of j. g. Lampus.
Thursday evening". Miss Amelia Platter,
of the Indianapolis High-school.
spent few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter PIatter..,.
Mrs. Sarah Blish and Mrs. W. &. Humbert
have returned from Vevay A party was
given by the friends of Mrs George Page.
at the latters residence. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Walters is visiting at
Washington. Mrs. n. n. Shipman is Wis
iting at New Washington Miss Pink
Wells is attending Normal at Terre Haute.
Mrs. George Come and daughter Evaare
at Madison Monday evening Mr.. Daniel
Green and Miss Nora Williams were mar
RED. Mrs. Ella Brown. of Holton. visited
Mrs. Hardin Notary Mrs. Joseph Blythe
is at Madison,
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Mitchell.

Miss Ida Pinnick. of Orangeville. has
been visiting Miss Minnie Stone. Mrs. G.
L. Ennis is visiting her daughter at Law
renceville. Ill Mrs. j. I. Biggs has re-
turned from Cincinnati. -. Miss Anna jack
son. of Fort Ritner. will spend the spring
here. Miss Lizzie Burton will return
from Mexico soon Miss Anna Clifford. of
the Normal College. has returned from
visit to New Albany.
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Miss Daisy Patterson visited in Marion
last week. Mrs. Samuel Martin has Wis
tied at Marion. Miss Ollie Young was In
Marion last Sunday Miss Nellie More
dock, of LoganspOrt, is the guest of Miss
May Pentecost.- Mrs. Laura Schotield Wis
Pentecost, of Indianapolis. visited her
mother last Sunday Lewis +. Farmer.
of Miami, and Miss Minnie B. Holman.
of this city. were married Sunday.
Misses Anna Iruitt and MOllie Falk visited
In Anderson last week Miss Lon Falk
and Miss JOSIE Swadener visited at Indian
apolis last week Mrs X. L. Ellis is home
from her Castleton visit. Misses Matte
Coomler and Cora Norton are attending
the State Normal at Jerre Haute.. Mrs.
Mary Holmes and daughter Bertha are Wis
iting at Racine. Wis. Mrs. A. X.
Wilson entertained her Sunday-schOol
class Monday Mrs. Z. A. Hulling-
Mrs Haut bsys IS visiting vt Fons
Mrs. James MillDer is visiting at Cin-
cInnati--- Mrs. J. NJ. Kallum is in Indian
apolis visiting Mrs. A. +. Armstrong is
visiting Indianapolis friends Miss Maud
Judge Pollard and Miss Mary Winfield are
visiting at Indianapolis. Miss Eliza Gim-
pie is home from Michigan City. Miss
Margaret Roberts. of Arcadia; visited
here last week: Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Mary Conn OF Danville. Ill, no was
the guest of Mrs. Henry Smith, has re-
turned home =. Miss May Bell and Miss
Maud Blair went TO Chicago last week. for
the spring course of the Conservatory of
Music :. Nr. and Mrs. w. III. BabcOck.
Mrs Mollie Griggs aud Miss Nellie Shelf
mire, of Lafayette. attended the Bah
cock McNutt wedding here Thursday 49,
Richard Ruddell and family visited Wa
bash friends la stvw week. Alexander Crone
and wife OF Topeka. Kan. are the guests
of David Crone. Miss Jessie T. Walton.
OF North Vernon. Is the guest of Miss Jen-
ME Merrill Mrs. NJ Z. Mendenhall. of
Indianapolis after a visit here as the guest
Nra IaEayra baa rafurDad hOma
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Miss Emaline Hendricks is at Ipdanapo-
lis. Mrs. Ella ScObey visited at Rnsh-
willie last week Miss Jessie Lovett was
the guest of her grandfather. David
Lovett. last week Miss Helen Mathews
has returned to Indianapolis. Mrs. Wal
ter Cox. of Indianapolis. has been visiting
her mother for several days Mrs Judge
Howe. of Indianapolis. has been visiting
her father. Robert A. Hamilton Dr. h.
+. French and wife. of Cincinnati, were the
guests of DR.. L. Is. Gullefer last week 49,
DIR. Charles Is. AiDsworth and Miss Nettie
Upjohn were married Wednesday evening
by Rev. L. Il. Rawls of the First NJ. f.
Church-..-On last sunday night Mills
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Logansporr.

Mrs. Benjamin Martin is tho guest of her
parents. at Delphi. DR.. and Mrs. J. +.
Pryor, of Washington. ID. c.. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. u. f. Pryor. :. Miss Helen
Immel has returned from Indianapolis.
DIR. and Mrs. j. III. Alien are visiting at
Kokomo. - Miss Lillian Watts, of Pitts
burg. is the guest of city friends.
Mrs. ID. Z. Justice is the guest of Fort
Wayne friends Cards are out announce
ing the wedding of Miss Helen lmmel and
James T.. Mount. of Connersville. Ind. The
event will occur on the evening OF April
20 at the residence of the brides parents.
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EOrtvilie.

Miss Neva Hardin returned Tuesday
from q visit to Richmond friends. Mrs.
ID. +. Copper. of knightstown, is here
Mrs. jessie Thomas is the guest of Muncie
friends. Miss Ida Clark IS the guest of
Anderson friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Edwards of Greenfield. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs X. 5. Edwards. Miss Estella
HUMPHREYS Is the guest of BrightwoOd
friends. Mrs. Z. r. Hunter, of Indianap-
OILS. visited here last week Mrs. George
Faussett. of Indianapolis. Is visiting here....
Mrs. Sophia Strubeek visited here last week.
Mrs. Ella Cummins Is visiting at Indian
apolis- Miss Jessie kellum visited at An
derson last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Davis spent Sunday In Indianapolis
Mrs. Henry Humphries has returned from
visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. X. III. Smith.
at Laurel. Ind - Mrs John X. Williams.
son Fred and daughter Emma. OF Decatur.
Ill, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
Brewster Miss Maud HUMPHREYS. of In
dlanapolis, is the guest of friends here.
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Rockville.

The society women of Rockville will give
O leap year ball Friday evening". DIR. and
Mrs. w. n. Writ gave party Friday even
ing Miss Leta Hunt has gone to Missouri
and Kansas. Mrs. j. Strannon Nave, of
Mrs. Il. n. Rice. Mrs. NJ. w. Huff. of
Terre Haute. is here. Mrs Mary Barton
is visiting in Richmond. She accompanied
Mrs. Mary +. Downey home. Miss Emily
Hawks has returned from Kansas. Miss
Minnie Sage Is home from Denver, Col..-.
Mrs. Harry Russell and daughters of
Terre Hsute, after q visit to Mrs. Henry
Hsrgraves. have returned home. Mr..
Walter Maxwell and wife. of Crawfords-
Vile. visited DR.. w. H. Gillum Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Puett are home from In
dianapolia
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Mrs. Carrie Murphy returned to Wenetka,
H.. on Wednesday .. Miss Vie Ogborn is
in Ohio. Mrs. A. X. Shroyer. of Logans-
port. is spending IL few days here. Misses
Matte Yale and Nettie Needhsm. of the
State Normal. Terre Haute are spending
weeks vacation at home Mrs. Omar
Bundy Is visiting In Columbus o.. Miss
Lottie Shroyer. of Logansport, spent last
Sunday in this city bidding her relatives
goodbye ere leaving for New York, from
which point she sailed for Europe
in company with q party from Rich
mond to be absent eighteen months
Miss Florence LIvezey visited Misses Anna
and Emma Cox, at Anderson, last sunday.
Mrs. Elwood Pleas was the guest of
Mrs. b. :. Parker Tuesday -. Mrs. S. T.
Lewis left for her home. in Chicago. Fri
day Mary Dingle was in Indianapolis
Tuesday Mrs. BENJAMIN Z. Shawhan, of
New York city. is the guest of Mrs. S. 7.
Jennings. Misses Blanche Morris and
Effie Rogers were in Brookville last week.
Miss Carrie Edwards. of Spiceland, is
the guest of Mrs. G. A. Stafford.
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Miss Louise Kirby is visiting Miss Cora
Kuhn at indianapolis. -. Miss Cora Emer-
son ia home from a trip to South Carolina
Miss Sarah Henisohn has returned from
Cincinnati. The Whist Club were pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. c. G. Nelly.
Monday evening" "A pretty home Wedding
occurred Monday evening at the home OF
Mr.. James Chairman. Miss Emma Reardon
and Mr.. James Baper were united In mar
riage. Rev. l.. s. Guthrie officiating
Miss Freddie Smith returned Monday to
her duties at the Classical School in In
dianapolls.. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. T.. Goshorn
left Tuesday for their new home in jack
.sonyille, Fla . Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wach-
tell are visiting at Columbus. Mr.. and
Mrs. ;. G. Cowen are home from Indian
apolis Misses Florence Durham. of
Charlottesville, and Lean Upton. of Mount
Sterling. are guests of Mrs. j. Z. Durham.
Mrs Nj. p. Ball, of Buffalo. n. Y. is
visiting her SON.. Mrs Z. M. CALI
hue and Mrs. Fred Dichet,. of In
dianapolis. are guests of Mrs. NJ. James.
The Women's Matinee Musicale were enter
tanned by Miss Mamie c. Love Wednesday
afternoon Mrs w. c. Talbert. of Green
castle. Is the guest of Mrs e. II. Darnell
Miss Della Shoemaker IS home from
Fort Wayne. Mrs. e. A. Spilker enter
tanned Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Arthur Curtis, of Lafayette.
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Greenfield,

Mrs. John Ward Walker is visiting rela-
tives in Pendleton. Miss Blanche Brad
dock. of Depauw University. was visiting
William Marsh and Miss Mamie Patter-
son visited Knightstown last Sunday.
Misses Ella Marsh and Ella Bourne. of
Greencastle, were visiting their parents
here the past week. Miss EuDice Barrett.
of Eden. was q guest of her sister, Mrs. A.
n. Rheu. here last Sunday Mrs. w. $.
Montgomery ana children were visiting
relatives at Noblesville last Sunday and
Monday Mrs. Henry Eitel and Mrs.
of their father. Capt. Riley. last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
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Henry, druggist. and Miss Lizzie Hazel
rigg were married. Rev. j. Il. Thomas Of
floating Wort w. Woodfll and Miss
Gertie Elliott were married Tuesday even
ing by Rev. J. W. Turner. of Louisville,
brOther-in-law of the groom 80. On
Wednesday night Harry T. Woodhll and
Miss Kate johnson were married by the
same preacher. The Woodtlls married
cousins Mr. David A Johns and Mrs.
Dora Bates W ere married Wednesday even
ing by Rev. A. L. Rankin.
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Marion.
s. L. Rariden of Indianapolis, aud MISS
Louise VanDevanter. daughter OF Hon.
Isaac Vandsvanter. were married last
Tuesday Miss Lizzie Warner enter
tanned Wednesday night Rev.
James Ullery, of Bluffton, and Miss
Minnie Elwell. of that city. were united in
marriage here on Tuesday by Rev.
Mrs. Lee Hall and daughter Beatrice
spent Thursday at Indianapolis.
Mrs. George Warner. of Muncie. is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Rees Davies. w.
Kootz. wife and daughter. returned last
week to Rochester, N. Y....Miss An
ME Holroyd. of Troy. N. Y. is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. J. w. Clark here.-.
Miss Belle Warner BotsfOrd. of Greenfield :,
Mass, an accomplished viOlinist. was the
guest of Mrs. Austin DeWOlf last week -.
Miss Maggie Parker. of Colorado Springs
has been for some time the guest of friends
here. r-sE
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HArtfOru CIty.
The Nonpareil Club met Thursday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. &.
Cooley ~. w. Dale and family have To-
Gated at Camden. .Nettie Tyner and Eta
Kleefsch left for the State Normal at La
fayette- Mrs. s. w. Rayl aud daughter
Lille are visiting at Ada. o.. Rachel
Alexander has left to teach in the Indian
schools at Pueblo, Col.
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Montpelier.

Miss Anna Geisler. of Hartford City. is
in the city. Miss Pearl Fox. was visiting
at Hartford City. Mrs. Mary Tod. of
Bluffton, was the guest of Mrs. Will
Muncie. was visiting here last week.
Mrs. Edward Wilson. of Findlay.
o., has been visiting here -.
Mrs. Fred Wendell. of Fort Wayne. was
the guest of Mrs Aaron Baker - rs. j.
G. Burris was visiting at Fort Wayne
Thursday Mrs. Wingate. of Wapakon-
eta. was visiting here last week. Mrs.
McCarty was visiting at Anderson Monday.
Miss Daisy Emshneller. of Hartford
City. was a guest here Monday. Mrs.
Henry Barchman spent Sunday with
friends at Blutfton. Miss Spellacey, of
FIndlay. o., was the guest of her sister.
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An enjoyable Sons of Veterans dance
came off at Odd-fellows Hall Friday even
ing. Mrs. S. s. Nilsson represented the w.
r. G. at the encampment at Fort Wayne.
Miss Florence Newman, OF Mil
ton, was visiting at DR.. Champes....
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lounsberry
Miss Clara Herbst is home again from
Hopewell----Ni Miss Mamie Wilson is here
with her grandfather. Mrs. Caroline Rob-
inson and daughter Louie returned to In
dianapolis Tuesday.
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,ver the horses neck, gave it a slap and

over the horse's neck, gave it slap and
the animal was ait large. He seems to
have thought that Strouts wound might
be attributed to a kick of the horse, or
that the animal absence might confuse
those who should attempt to ferret out
the crime.
When the story of the robbery had
been related by Godfrey to freeman and
his pal they pronounced it good job,
we'll done, and complimented Godfrey
upon his nerve. They thought he would
do to join the gang.
Godfrey was delighted, and several
meetings followed, the last of which oc-
Cured in the United States hotel Satur-
day evening. Freeman and his pal, who,
as the reader has probably suspected
already, was none other than
Deputy Sheriff Plummer,
had hired room No. SO. There Godfrey
met them by appointment, and the
three were soon in confidential
conversation. Presently, Mr.. Freeman,
who was really Mr.. John f. Newbegin, a
Boston detective, had an errand out of
the room. When he returned it was to
usher in Officer, Stevens, who at once
walked up to Godfrey and seized his
right arm. At the same time Mr.. Plum
mer seized his left arm, saying: sBenja-
min, you are my prisoner; I am an Off
cer.'
Godfrey was astounded, but even then
maintained his composure. From his
record, it was anticipated that he might
make some resistance; but the handouts
were on his wrists before he had recov-
cred from his astonishment. He seemed
to understand why he had been arrested,
however, saying he supposed it was for
the Limington matter. Further than
this he had little to say, until later when
he was being taken to carriage for con-
veyance to the Jail. Then Mr.. Plummer
asked him what possessed him to do
what he did to Mr.. Strout. Godfrey re-
| piled that he did not know what
possessed him. Mr.. Plummer then
asked him if he could return
any of the money taken from Strout. He
replied that he had spent large portion
of it. He said he had not, however,
spent it for groceries or anything of that
sort. The papers, he thought, could not
be recovered.
The carriage not being ready, Godfrey
was taken back to room SO. Here he
| seems to have recovered his self-posses-
sion, and his conversation became more
wary, so far as related to the Limington
affair, although he talked freely about
the New Hampshire manslaughter case.
In talking of that be showed for the first
time
The Tiger in His Disposition.
But he soon relapsed into his old non
chalence, and began singing:
Down went McGinty to the bottom of the sea.
Godfrey is stout man, five feet seven
inches tall, and weighing 1853 pounds. He
has light beard and hair, blue eyes, a
clear complexion, and would be very
good-looking man in good clothes. He
is ignorant, but shrewd and foxy, and
the detectives got into his confidence on
ly after the greatest skill and patience.