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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
PLAIN FOOD IN GOOI
n,nr l,he snnda, h.

'i INV NNNillt WA
When the womnn Ma
with" learns thp Nj n
plain food iuyItlHvly, No
solved the problem N M
MuuutUuy" iH one lfonbIsu
Table, aud "aluypnllnas
fnult hy lta honest name. a n
thurc Us cold monl fof lh.lia.
ou in lho natural mgwd
warmed, ID cumua on a M
hash
49, the brilliant pninler M
Reynolds mike bis palah \
pir,' su iuuHi the Wnmln 81
compound hrr cO0kty M
mont win resolve ilgflf hla
most pnrL get Ii MAY hl d
triubod ont llni "haah' lhilA
Itself For rtnmmoi Con
potuiprH, chopped rslm hsI
uughly muiHiruod and Hp|
tlru baked ln nuilln nun
bread ur rrurkrr crumbs % \
dUluiN lupliiuH dish
lHlutnhlu meat cakes hay
cold runat chopped Cue nt.
tho rruyy and hrnsDhei NJ
gnyNry ana lhrn baked N q
They serve pntlilY
For n Sunday morning
miupr your roast mmulh
hnlf nul hnlf VIII bff0a Z
Thoroughly With hot lhlli Z
Huii lhr aoll mixture, hrii y
Into hot rupH and hrphh D
Top oi pnrh, 1uvt With ~
finest cracker crumbs ani hl
place NO thp oven anu bale
iH cooked uH iun IKE \
oupH A Dozen hlne 900 "
cum ARE % good lnyollmelf
" Won iliiilh vow hhiN =
"frillH. yuu certainly flh 2
hash up Into IL moist fcl'll.
hnlr II iu the nyrni 0r w ,
ln u pretty Halted sauf
yry moist with q con Of W.
nr ruy broth yuu hnlgff
oven bultpi mud hol 9al,t
tho oven tp bnlr nOl "
am nppuli1Iug "tWllop
CrLl rpd looldag ~
mp1o IN nppo1r lnYIllas y
into circular allapoH nag
rup under q slice " igeil
alInrn bnlfp COZ AMY
hv trimming thn slice VIZ
edge uf he CUP The aHp.
''"''' wv MARY Nii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
LAUNDRY APPOINTMENTS
NINE rEENTH CENTURY CON.
VENlENCU8
Mud Luurol tof Household Labor Choosing
Flat lfons and Fillnn Up iron,
Ing Tables

Happy indeed the house. the house.
wife, thlt rnu boast "a laundry.
Nearly always, however lMuUrh either
lun vhiEturIrH ui Hpuru ur rruuUuy, ihu
lumlly washing ls luur W thr bitrhui
always ip the Htpu dOuwut uf huuro.
hnll comfort lud convenience, Without
irI"lIu lN duWrH'i' architecture tIlH
must ho Dec olr. AIso II Is mly tlir
EADrUlluiul NuuWu.-Wlu yuu Know tho
WAuiE ut tubs SET whore thuru Do uybt
nud UlI uui not uvninel blnub wan.
uil boiler ihui needs uut lp utr way on
thr rluNr lur mUHlfiHt Ur dinner. uf uu
ironing table iuorrd tu ila proper uso tu
HnN l"lltlng oi such thWg ua nu 0ii
stove Goa imuH thul viii mot boar me-
whole room 10 The Nuppr polut
ABOUT TUBS
ln general uby GRO n,s so htod ana
imwuWbIr HAT u " hardly worth While
~ FnJ iuur ui hNW lluh llm thuap
ul hnhpHlpur ~ porcelain nrp mmruHut.
ably lln best 4 new puirnt has mr
slipping side ridgcd 60 form d Waahhonrd
Win "a HtUtIuuuy Hunp cup conveniently
nt utiu slide They arc calculated n
wnlr lulfNilply hruus hiuR lut iut
bug 400 'uHtlf UH go bee uut ui rrHph ui
iulk OI moderate iFnmo. IhO HuBpstoup
ih Ono tendency pi builders tu hupplt
lni two in place ui the ihipp uhnt GOOD
lhuudpIug domppda Macy n thoni nm,
likpWlH" TOO gmhl 30 allow hr thorunpl
rlonhHing Of large RrmrntH
hrl tuh con scarcely boz Too ro0niy
lunlfnl} Wise q movable ono ought never
20 hH nl tuinhfouH size. A couple gl
small nfba, uf light wood VOL 6ugpod
hnd rnlntod. are wonderfully convenient
20 supplement lhr ~ ours lenyo 4
ltilo rlenr wnter ln IA bottom of oael.
between timer. eud Hrf iliat ihr hoop
nrr Kept prupcry tight upln puin oI
leakage uhhniWhlp
Cedar tubs Wlu bnHs hoops arc ib.
lHblrAi nud muft durable ~ raao yo,
nn.i no without ulpdern cYny Dniebroa
Wen pHnh for $50 nf fJlr. mph I
tite smaller ihuu tho nest WIN msi Ut,
itWH, pnd lc much chcapf lu Do pp,
umn nnnunl relays of the more ulcblui
piuo
ADVICE ABOUT RlNDa,a
Tie WHHHefa must nt Two ibibgs
Yuur pntsr end y0ur tHh lrtNltt IN,
many pe9'lei.l patterns Who alnil Xxx,
! Is upon herself ~ deeldcf ia a eensra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

tho whist, nnd lhcac. with the porcl seam
from thoucu down, WnlirhoH thr fulluura
ot tho HkiIt 1hr back hta tmuuliily
over the wlipt but ~ without fornl
The garment m hooked up n tho burk
hutWpou lbp pluH 'lhr sleeves urr lul
aud SOFT ut lur top the peculiar druup
OF the puu being mhdr hy gathering
not only round the armholr, but ulnp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

hnnls og waplae rs.
ii'le nnd siahcb ib',
elsilt in aud o6i w pa
hg gile. VI c,a,..
mined hv tbe s6o,,
is never wlse n y
li'nE lho bars mFH n
To furnish youy ~,
runrHe loose Wnv.., VIVA 81 N
your tuhlo Ton n
told ", then lht ut
Of lac table imoofi. VIZ "a
anu cut ~ hlye.
uglily 40 u llos ,. l'l' 8
ppcr part lios ainas'lg
Vow H'W uu0n eash " u
"9u cotton doulded 5.
" Hhuilll not he N.Y. " rs
docp etio dou6IIne'' 'n VA
u.'' h' Hfnera vi M
,l,g lho blanket Ia N.Y..
p,Nnte watched tl..
on mud The edge ballle. ~
Neat mako three es.
nl Hil9oth uuhlea,bai
hcm The Hlgo nl NM
inches over nll nroand
mon the table. npre6i
~ tlaht under dla .t
,.,ornrru 10 hold ID M
he surplus muslin m
ihE npurg for o good g,,s "A
Sow three VT ile so.
n'de he fourth sorl
H'IHig hlcb and fofll
to adult ol pulilng v
over tho conner. N
hr other Three hrs n els..
ue me oildH and ym ks,'
Milhoul ho everlasting
You need, ns has hesn ,,li
OF These cotton coytst e
VARIOUS lRuNiye AZ
Cover shin sud aIee,. NJ.
hn same way Afel MA
flannel Hcwed firmly n
removable muslin Nm.
| email end aud laW,l ~,
large one Take cam io,'
nrrurntply That both all,.
enough Tor usp.
You need Dlsu d bo.os
Hginrn ur HlIold. aianolfN
with double flannel, Xxx
% square of the thleke.l y.
cred four fold with aoli a'''
nrr many childfona clals' ,
lirl hunrd culuea handy J.
| three Hi1oH of Hloave hs,l
Manuel cover
IN addition provide ,..,
on oppn Iron trvei. IA
for wiping aud testing ~.
three holders. ao nj n IN.
| cape hputlng The hand. a nj
bnN with Hnlt IN The NM.
vision ni one end fnf foof
" nll those thInm hn J.
with O dependable ioliIs,
of Glenn wlitr wood,
clothes plus q big onfihM
dry Woodon ones, nv Isni
held reasonably vol ap,sliI
Tho mnuplo mud tbe M
| wuuirr nu article IN tha8,8
MARTHA MCUtiOrll X,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

of ho upper side down lbo inuido seam
Go thr rlhDW tufn tNW nU pointed
MolirIH laahiun ou tlr wrists.
Tho material w. ground Of muNin
satin crpsH,hnicbud with ilnUA of black
velvet Noluur puiuimclir a the name
for A. a baud of sable h0rlprH lln yoke
nnd tho ahirl lie waist "a ppptlnel Wy
Il ioWrllrh hrlt. luk woven gold chain
enriched with gpuiWpd uud rnnmr'ul
hlaHrs Tho pocket in 70 fru'ulr ui lr
velour llupi with muuye tnt.m HoWoi
nHdluHi tho skirt uud hpung Ribbon rt'
inudmg TO lhp heit
lhis gown Is not Intended for a npF.
lgr hui "a rercpilnn robe Thus enc
pendulum NWinHa and nnOpN mHui boa
ragiyalu OF thr moment can hr Holwl
claim 90 hraniy Nui more thHh D yfAf
AGO I advocated aud descuibrd snch 9
gNbgnt us tlds lpr thp ull. ahnnlh
uot then have dared " auggeit u tof ths
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

ION them INTO garments
The eve mud thc car are mediums for
tie gathering of thought urd reflection.
aud the material thus gathered ough 10
b" fashioned into forms Of bonuly aud
utility All Wisdom Is ihc result Of
thought Processes and wounu who rs
void of that which has ~ price above
ruhies hns little TINT Is Of value 10 her
in shaping her ne
Honor Appropriately bestowed The
Wompn'a Humane apdoDy is 10 be- con.
graduated on thr hrn1ty OF the dcalm
Of the second public dunNng lounL
which by thoir efforts has been secured
10 Fort Worth 10 s O. beautiful tcs,l.
moull 10 thu huroir bravery Of the
devoted AZ lluyuo, and v,'l pprpctuato
hla brnS" Oct Boz % most nu,ng mnuuor
The fountain win soon be- completed.
nud the lhdirs who have had The worl,
iu charge ulond arranging Tor suitable
ana Imposing ceremonies nt The lime ~
iu presentation p tho cny
Charity Tint Vuuutoth Itself AZ the
chnrty bah given thi, year nt Madison
square garden. by the csllmntiou Of pu
expert. thoro waH proarnt Si,ODOOOO ar
moro In diamonds Mrs. Edward Coop.
or. who lod the grand mnrcl with White.
law lioId. wore Sl2j,OUO The receipts
Noted $1,000, which was small interest
un Hp much collateral and One can
scarcely refrain from thulug That u
moro permanent and better puyiuc u.
yrHtmnnt could hr nude by deposit u
The LuriH treasury ul Wm amull 10y
comparison with chat represented by
thrac gliiturlug buubluH, the sole value
ul which consists hoe their scarcity aud
che coat 900 which they are obtained
Tint which Most Claims Attention
One of tho mo4t admirable qualities iu II
woman b. the ability 10 uutud 90 hci
own affairs aud mot tu bee uHioioug iu
looking after the nnur of others l,y
dis Do uul meant tliui any one ought T.,
be- so Hrlushly absorbed In their own
purults ua mover To- br corlzuut Of "a,
wnuts Of another, bat % persistent lot
liup alone of what ~ Of mo- real concern
! tu themselves
A great provocative 10 iutermodllug u
u want of occupation and women wh,
bDnd are peculiarly lpblu 10 utfncls o
| thr mpddluR mania Ncilcr urr nj
hd,HotroprH und honlH " families pK
cmpl They sometimes nnuIfcYt more
Interest 900 the doiuga across tho Stree
than boz lhrir own household affairs uu,
stand hnrohcndrd ut the rtlro t0liul
about tho mlamuuuRcmout. the oatrlyn
guucins. aud the wiaIuboa OF Mn q
Eushpy uriHlbnr who VIII Hrr to
tbnt the talk lpsua none Of be- spice IL
the repetition
Much iidiculr Inns bccu hurled nt wu
mon having inds, ur with supposed mi-
siuua. but IL BOO even berlcr 90 make iu
possible wool poldlca with glass cyu
or 10 ride some phiInuJhroplr hobby 8
death than 10 take iu charge The unmr
oi q community or To- ouduufor tu rcl
ulnto lho maiuoaa of nuolhrr
There m 10 mudluE Of unuits which
wuwumhl,, but thy interference lH llu
tied 10 the individual aud hcr fpnn,
anything more Than ibis d. ruprobonsihI
" not criminal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

way CHS may bo enid Chose tohe one
ilni hua fpNeH mua. uwdl least gl
luatmunt on ihcn, hiui iH hitrh WIN
the most ,lufahe rubber aprluNH gov
q H1o to 900 uccuruoY Wb neither
luIar nor small
Nv uar you rnvo much Wcur aud tenn
Of springs garments nrd uuN'lrh Wy
folding tho things iu lw WtVnn soto
oycn thlclutae of u cnmpnH iQti io nv
the brondh pf ho ROLLS 'lufu iho hnudle
with mondv force ono ivrk docs more
hnfm tO Glhts ihU bu hour ui even
rolling Whom out of tpo see thu your
wtingcr W kept whore there BE- no danger
NJ such IN 'Gunl heat or moisture 49,
shall indufC WnUHuV
BOliERS. WtSliBOAtiDS AND
CLOTHES RASH l|rN
Tho best boiler 10 ropppf nest cowct
hlocl, tu after thlt lhr urdNHty shipped
tiH with copper bottom ihnt W. FOO Given
10 coming in holes 40 otucuy the wrong
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
NEW AND OLD MINGLED

n,nL ~ ann.In, lln,.ILel

ilot The Sunday bnfHlirD
Paris. inn ~ NJ 10 little encourage.
uicul be- needed iO pprunlp iho conserve
tive woman tlni gown mnguH from
The HhUudor W. not 100 thiH writing u
violent wrourh tn ptopriptiua 10 ought
~ be- found in the gown ! nm nbDut 90
describe belonging tu th" Princes de-
Huucyyen, which hnn iusi hrcn mndr by
M0riu iilutlcr I hntr oAumin"d with
Eotuc caro- this simple nud beautiful rnhc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

ter thuu by giving Detailed description
vl II the more r,ps .Slly CO.'S 10 affords 70
good lnnlmurl, ui what seems tu be- the
turn of uu epoch lu drom
THIS gown Do undu iu one plrur IN
front there Us n short round yoke, taking
iu the shoulders. Tho garment hnura
from this with but very foW mthrr
hrpur of u stuinlf Rprrd Wnm down
the middle of ilr front which relieves
llo waist pl much ullucH uud piyus olc.
Huurr 90 thr gown. The hlrl. lus mo-
yoke. hut hnH two hut plniut. rurh two
iurhut wide laid uloar together down tho
middle FROM lhu urrh. tu lhr bottom of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
an INEXPENSIVE !.
TABLE DEe'


il'uf INC NN'N"
An mponiun llllle frIra
cnnuol afford mi iloNen
iuat iundp d very pfaV '
fornel9 for hn ligngglt J
procured n prosloi Na.,i, ~. \.
Nae aud hlinpc, nnd w
lin foil not ouly 20 blfF
~ prrapryo Inc hfllllgn9i
l'hrn hl,t bought ai
Hully shipped fern lgf
mo ono kllown 300 \
n,isp Before tfhptplaup
1nlTTi-T tTntlum-et lis ,lr|
bits of hrol,on rroc.e} lb'a
ni,r Ormslouallf al
roni 40 grop Tie nAl
WHOM moi noodIng ils
decoration Hhr pulF
abolf. whore ~ rau hA,
ills means ahc keeln WI
frrah ana thdylng ~
snys DIM aocu Is all,l,. l|
glhIug ON DE- lapl'...,
woyb ll,o case wllRal'F
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

grgerni gpfman lap.....a
Government No pn,N
NM tn inset me CUTIE.
unitrd states lvhFhlll.
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AnNlNM AnMIT IIl.l,-.--

Tie WuHHffs must Dc MO lbiggs
Nunr pnre end y0uf tHh nrtNltt Nv,
many npolleil patterns who slhli fal.
Is upon herself ~ deeidei Ia general
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

,ulVw UlHo which 10 on rNuu UIUur Wd
BLACK thread lace NclF drrHH. hln'k
aill gowns have borders of lace hid on
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21
BAD FOR BANKERS
Several Northwestern Financiers to
Feel the iron Hand OF the
Law
For Too Free Use Of Other Peoples
Money-Lloyds OF jamestown
Indicted.
The Action Believed to Be Instigated
by Comptroller Eckels-St. Paul
Indictments.

I. FARGO, Oct. 21.-The grand jary,
which has been in session here for sev-s
eral days, has found indictments against
the Lloyds, the Jamestown bankers
who failed some time ago. Bank Ex-
aminer Thorne has been here forsev-
eral days and left for the East Thurs
day night. It is inferred that as q
representative OF the government he
had something to do with bringing about
the indictment, and Mr.. Thorne's
action is doubtless in fulfillment of the
announcement made by Comptroller
Eckels that he proposed taking vigor-
Gus steps in dealing with those banks
that have been doing business
in the loose manner in which
the Lloyds have conducted their affairs.
While nothing can be CLEANED locally
in connection with the case, the officers
being averse to talking until after the
arrest, it is learned that the sheriff has
gone to jamestown, and it is under
stood the arrests will be made soon.
There are several counts in the i'm
dictment against them. charging them
with emSezzlement and misappropria-
ton, and while the exact amount cam
not be learned it is understood to be
over 500, ,00U.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21
TYRELL's TRIAL.
Sensational Testimony In the San
Francisco Dynamite Case.

Sensational Testimony In the San
Francisco Dynamite Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-The pre-
liminary trial OF Tyrell, charged with
the murder of Edward Murphy, one of
the four men killed at the sailors
boarding house by dynamite explo-
sion, commenced Thursday. Tyrell
was very nervous when he pleaded not
guilty. Among the witnesses was John
Curtin, Jr., one of the two men in the
party who survived. He is badly
crippled. He repeated the story here
tofore published. Mrs. Curtin fur
nished the sensation Of the day in
swearing that she wrote down in a
book the exact words of Tyrells threat.
Take it easy, said Tyrell to me"
Mrs. Curtin testified, .'your days are
numbered"
"And who are you going to send to
kill me? said l." continued the wit
ness. "but he never answered me a
word"
A search was made by the officers for
the book in which Mrs. Curtin hao
made this memorandum, but it was
not found,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21

time tor tlnal action on the pending
bill and its amendments. His desire
was to obtain a clear majority of the
senate, and then to ask Vice President
Stevenson to act upon it, secure of hav-
ing his ruling sustained. The vice
president has made no outward sign of
his intentions in advance of the ques-
tion being presented to him.
An Opinion by Dubois.
AS already said. hopes are strong that
q compromise may be permitted to 60
tnrongh without any resort to extra
ordinary measures. Senator Dubois Of
Idaho, one of the most aggressive OF
the silver leaders, being asked how he
viewed the situation, said, as he under
stood it. the plan was to continue the
purchasing clause of the Sherman act
to Jan. /, 1896. The Southern senators.
he believed, would favor this and the
Western senators, though they would
not vote for it. would not flibuster
against it. but would let it 60 through,
and he believed there would be a clear
majority in favor of it. He thought
the silver men, both West and South.
would resist any proposition to suspend
the purchases!on July next. On the
whole, he said, the silver men were
pretty well pleased with the situation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21
Warned by Whitecaps.

BUENA VISTA, o., Oct 2l.-Rev. Mr..
ter who has not teen here long, re-
ceived "a notice of warning in the shape
of whitecap letter. 1t contained the
usual red ink inscriptions. skull and
cross-bones and other embellishments.
The note was pinned to bundle of
hickory switches and left in his door
way. Local option recently carried
here, since which time "cluh," with
liquid attachments. has prospered.
Rev. Harrison has fought this club and
now the whitecaps are after him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21

SHELL LAKE, Wis.,, Oct. 2l.--A. G.
Probert, president Of the suspended
Shell Lake Savings bank, also the Bank
of Washburn and the Bank OF Prescott,
has just returned from trip to the
East, and has notified his depositors
that he has partially perfected arrange
ments which will enable him to re-
sumo. Mr.. Probert and his cashier are
under arrest on several charges. and If
the settlement is made 1t is believed by
many that it means the criminal pro-
ceeiings will be dropped.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21
VAN ALIEN GOES.
mr.. CleyeIand's Amb issadOr to Italy
Finally Confirmed by the
Senate.
Perceptible Increase Of Hopeful An.
ticipation Around the Senate
Oh amber
That Repeated Conferences May Sue
ceed I'm Breaking the Long
Deadlock.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-It required
90 minutes to secure the attendance of
q quorum in the senate. Mr.. Voorhees,
then gave notice that after short time
devoted to morning business he should
request an executivS.session.
Before going iuto executive session at
1880 a clotnre resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. Voorhees, Dem.. Ind.)
and went over for day. He said that
it was practically the same as that
heretofore offered by Mr.. Hill Dem.,
N. Y.l 1t provides that, after any bill
or resolution has been debated 80 days,
any senator may make motion to fix
day for vote, which motion will be
made Immediately and during its de-
tendency or the time fixed for the final
vote Gf adopted by q majority of all
members OF the senate) no debate or
amendment or motion shall be per-
mitted.
Van Allen Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-The senate in
executive session during the afternoon
considered the case of Mr.. j. j. Van
Allen. favorably reported to be ambassa-
dor to Italy. A motion to send the
communication back to the committee
was laid ON the table and Van Allen was
confirmed by a vote of 80 to 20.
At $40 the doors were reopened and
the senate was again in open session,
transacting business in the morning
hour.
In the House.
WASHINGTON, Oct 21.-The attend
ance in the house was very small in the
morning. On motion of Mr.. Sayers a
bill was passed providin g for the urgent
deficiencies of the government. 1t ap.
propriates 1886, 900.
AT $3.50 p. m. the house was still dis.
cussing the bill to remit half the duties
on goods exhibited at Chicago and sold
by the exhibitors. 1t is geneaa lily ap.
proved and will doubtless pass.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21
Died In Alaska.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21.-Ex-L~a
igressman John K. Luttrell, Unised
States commissioner of fisheries for
Alaska, died at Sitka, Oct. A. The re-
mains arrived at Port Townsend in
charge of his wife and son, en- route to
San Francisco. He was 81 years old, a
Californian pioneer, and had been a
member of the Forty third, Forty
fourth and Forty-fifth congresses
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21
Woman Arrested.

4 PORTAGE, Wis, Oct. 21.-Mrs. DR..
Rosa LIE Chere, who claims to be head
of a patent medicine combination, was
arrested here on complaint of man
who alleges he is her employer. The
latter charges the woman was held for
examination in $500 bonds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21
EMREZZLENIENT.

Two St. Paul Bank Officials to Be
Tried on That hsrge.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 2l.-Wiliiam B. Evans,
formerly cashier, and G. A. Hawks,
formerly assistant cashier of tire Seven
Corners bank, have been indicted by
the grand jury. They are charged with
grand larceny. and the specifications
are to the effect that between them and
together they converted to their own
use about $1O3. 900 OF the funds OF the
Seven Corners bank. s4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-21
Killed His Wife.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 81. William Haenggi,
a carpenter residing at the corner of
Milton and James streets, shot and al
most instantly killed his wife at 1915
p. III. The murderer made his escape,
but surrendered to the police several
hours later. He refuses to give any
cause for the act.