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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24
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10 the r Reno tistriet court last
week, Judge Burford heard the case
OF the United States VS.. Henry Erass,
indicted for larceny, IN which the de-
fendant entered a demurrer TO the in
dictment hled taking as grounds fot
such action tue decision ~ Justice
Scott who ruled THAI the United States
had no Jurisdiction over crimes con
mittcd in attached indian countries
Judge Burtod overruled the demurrer
and decided exactly opposite to Judge
Scotts ruling
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24
willamsn Fi,ld sport.

NJ. Williams is not only rustling
cotton buyer but sports he
gil g. -ct fsa "a nuo tc-
nor~-F
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24
A suceesssut Fruit Grower

Thomas Butler of AmIty Nc is 10
the city he an experienced fruit
grower ano nurseryman and has quite
an extensive trade in the territory
having furnished number Of trees for
the Agricultural station az Stilwatei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24
TaI.sn ~ a uignsr Court

Van Arsdale, the federal prisoner
who died friday, was indicted by the
Perry grand jury for .ounterfcltlng
The bill r7rc have been returned
MnudaV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

Fhere Wi be special meeting of
the aides of the G A X Monday
N0Yem ben Ada Gardner Secre
tary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

the gh place the 1est place, lLC
the only sure enough Oargair 1Ouse e.
he sitp the Boston Stove
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

Madc 1'cer by Eklund G Wind
7Fsr rs ne hing Sec them for
picks. Second street south OF post
office
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Admitted to Bail

Attorney Ed Semple and County At
torney Porter Of Wood county, ap-
peared before Judge Scott in cham
bers yesterday and argued a habeas
corpus case, the former desiring to
secure the writ and the latter oppos-
ing &c. II was the Territory VS.. J. w.
Lappin and Bert McCray, charged
with the murder Of John V. Covey, in
Wood county, this summer. Judge
Scott granted the writ and admitted
the parties to bail in the sum Of S., 900
and "a OOo respectively
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24
Thanks Giving Offering
GRAY'S BARGAIN WEEK.

With Good Goods Low Prices and Courteous
Trea tment we intend to build up a Dry Goods
Business second to We are opening New
Goods daily just what you want for this season of
the year. Read closely our Thanks Giving Offering
for this week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

Nou want yOul toilet articles FOR
Phanksg See Nichols az the
Eagle Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

d prices ar ignl our gOoas are
.gnI, and you arc -reated light at 10
East Oklah omu avenue -Arrell's gro.
cery
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Are you going 10 freez hi Nin1er
or &c an Oyerc rat mad, rder bv
Eklund q Windnffer2 Satisfl fion 81
guaranteed. All clothing nsae 81
them Second street, sOuth u ,.osf
Office
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Two t-room houses nicely finished
Apply at zap al City Greenhouse
No 143J
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Tho BIshop Momo

Brooke Boston store is he only
place Ln -rade
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Anything you wish in the meat line
win b eu sac %. 'he Model market
IA Thanksgiving
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SEE on speoia line of canned goods,
second % none Prices reasonable
Arrelrs Grocery House lo East Okla.
noma
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rno Health -four mace oy inc Iar--
tor Milling company is grow,ae very
popular 10 is being introduced 'pto
hundreds OF houses.
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IL is a conceded fact that Nj. MUIR
tina Is handling six-year-old whisk y
that has never been equalled in flavor
and quality II Is sold by the pint,
quart and gallon. II You intend TO
make a purchase iall at the Nebraska
saloon Olll Ok avanue
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four lhanksg wing turkey or
chicken, with oysters anC celery viii
be made a speciality at A. NJ Hinkla 6
Star meat market Oklahoma avenue,
near First street
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The Stock Yard Exchange still does
business at the Old stand Otto keeps
the fuest liquors Corner LIST and
Harrison
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cor genuine bargains IN dry goods
4ao cloihine he Boston store Is The
not place. AL competition l,noehed
out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

ass.a,au Dil.gle1 attorney Roy
hoffman returned last evening from
f. Reno whore ne has been the past
week iooking after federal business in
Judge Bu-fCrd's CONT
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tn, Des Igar in The city is ON sale
nc Elg drug store Tue best
brands are Jaiy mad a. he Eagle Can
fo 1ung FritH
Sroot BostoI store is the only
s,a TO .fade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

Perfume rc the lowest TO the
highest in price may 0c found "a the
Eagle Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

The Mode. market will make a
speciality % Thanksgiving meats.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

BrIef chances, Pointed, at nnppsr'rs. q.
and About tho 1lty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24
LIGHTS Ann SHADOWS.

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
RrIef chances Pointed, at nnppsr'rs. 3. y
and About tho .ity
Mayor Martin Went
Millinery al hait price at the Fan
Attorney p o. Cassidy is in Shawnee
The arst snow Of the season fell yes
terday.
Inspector Mosely was 80 olslah ona
City Yesterday
Brook Boston store is d only
place to trade. I
i5eputy Ioe severns has reterneo
rom the north
President Boyd ,sss up from No
man last night
Miss Jennie Watt Of Oklahoma 3ity
is visiting friends here
Rev. Mcphceteis preacnes h are
fwell sermon today
BrooNs Boston store s tle only
place TO trade
rhos. Butler. fruit IA ee agent oil
AmitY Mo. is in the city
Deputy S. 5 Ms returued from Ar
kansas City last evening.
We are giving bargains in dress
! goods that will astonisr you Fair
Morris Roebackor ohlei Of 90 co ~
the Usage nation, was in the city Yos-
terday.
phe finest Of presents can be boueht
at lhe Eagle drug store Sea Nenols
Candies, nuts and fruits FOR rlaulss
giving at Arrelrs Grocery Come and
Sec
The little daughter Of Fireman Gru
be is very m Or. II. l. SIN 1 a.
tending
Mrs A 81 Brown, Of Arkansas City
IS Jne Guest ~ her sister Mrs George
PARKER
4. photographer Swearing roports a
rushinG business despite VINE bad
weather
n. S Goode umey ot tus city,
will pc muwed Dec ~ .J Nj Lula
Davis, OF AIomina va
Specialize al thc star acerg or
the con- og wee, ou Go There t0r
you Thankapivue uppGe
H. " beaue' iIt H"'a. a
sam 20 NUN a' Natn"". teae'' ng
,
20 20 -al noslo'' '-l'1 l l.9"
lno e.oDn -n- '"|
6o- no 70 o-....- s' -..~
hin. -i,. Is-s.r. ora [[r
, i,ot ~-.ce r-.etiii-. i.-o.l-.5
-
oe aa9ral 2r.sono 9t- -at. OIL
TO Jklahoma III. o-, o ..l9 5oter,olt! tt.,l I!
Speclhltles a1 1A- star grocery Ior
e. INC coming WGsk ouIy' Go IHe'1 OF
Ieo. sSlJeOlef Inc Jolly proprietor
a. back george knows no" 10
y .ake 4 Jc7N ano SO u"'@ ms aoB
hcF y ID hogeia wa preach TO-DAY
.nS pro 'a'9 -4utI room 81 u ~
era isu evening suo'oat The
Conhlct oesWeeL Heason Aho AeVela'
t'oh - lp'-ueo
The south-oound Santa re passen
= ger train was two nours lel ast
q night
n l..,.....
thusiaslc memoers OF the Red Men
u tribe lurnel a. ugh
M .,,.---o,- s,-.---,--..
q t,,,.,.. ~. .-t-.. ..-.
&c well 10 ca On Mrs Newton, cornei
las and Broad ot a good home
Ike boarding place GOOD meals and
d ratea al
Go Va Arreii s Grocery for an kinds
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The gh place, the Oest place apc
the ON sure enough bargain house u
| the ity IL nc Boston store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

The south-UoUnd Santa re passen
ger train was two nours late ast
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

MMLneII aI AaIL prIeo aI pc ~
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The first snow OF the season fell yes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

The finest Of presents can DC bought
aI -he Eagle drug store Sea NlnoIe-
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While stopp - ln INC oi5y you VIII
dc well "a ca. or Mrs Newton, corner
Villas ano Broad Ct good. home
Ike boarding place good meals and
ratca "a Ii
Go Ia Arreiis Grocery for al kinds
Of groceries Prices and qualities to
suit All
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Attorney P o. Cassidy is in shawuoe
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NJ, L. TWuor is onl Of lne no5J sn.
thusiashc mem 0ers OF the Red Men
tribe Nurnel al Igh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

For genuine bargains n dry gQcnf
and cloth 40 Ihe Boston Stcra die
hot place All competition rnoeKa9
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Specialtes a. the Sta grOce tol
the coming WeeE )niy. 90 there for
your Thankfg'vinP supplies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

Candies, nuts and fruits for Elauk ks
giving at Arrelrs Grocery Come and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

The little daughter of Fireman 4ru
be is very I'M. DR.. II. l. SIN as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

Morris Roebackcr 2het of po cc of
the Usage nation was in the city Yos-
terday.
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koy q Ii Rogers vi preach TODAY
q inc pro bate sou.t room at q. m.
nno sac y 10 Morning 81 oIect; Lib
era isu evening suoloat The
Conflict Between Reason 7nc Revela-
tion f' invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-24

We are giving bargains IN dress
goods that will astonisr you Fair
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Deputy S. 5 Ms returned from Ar
kansas City last evening.
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rhos. Butler fruit u ee agent Of
AmiLY Mo. is in the city
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Mrs a 81 Brown. OF Arka saa gibF.
IS Jne euest ~ her sister Mrs George
Parker
The evening world., 1895-03-27
TROLLEY M0TORMAN FINED.
$50 or 2D Days In Jail for Rapid
Running of n Chr.

Martin Henln, a motorman. OF 252
Stagg street, Brooklyn. was fined $50 or
given the alternate of going to Jail for
twenty-nine days by Justice Walsh. in
Adams Street Court, to-day. he was
convicted Of running n trolley car at the
rate of fourteen miles an hour on Broad
way. between Bartlett and Whipp,e
streets. The evidence vas furnished by
Inspector Charles T.. Franklin. who tes-
tilted that on March IL he had meas
ureI OFF a distance Of 200 feet and timed
Helms car
Assistant Corporation Counsel Angel
and Assis tant District-Attorney Gala
han urged Justice Walsn to send the
man to the pcnitentiary.
Filming then. seems to have no effect"
said Mr. Angel, for since two were
fined so two pee lie have been killed"
although your offcnse Is no greater
than that in the previous cases" said
Justice Walsh addressing the prisoner,
II shGll have tC be more severe. You
must pay II fin, of $50 or stand commit
ted for twenty-1ine days. If any other
motormen are brought before me ol
the same charge, and their guilt Is
proven, ! shal impose the maximum
penalty Of six months in the peniteniiary
and 500 fine
The evening world., 1895-03-27
BROOKLYN.
WH0'STHEkSSASSlN?
Thurman and Slater Held for the
Murder Of Anderson.
The Other Prisoners Paro!cd as
Witnesses.
brooklyn Detectives Hope to Fasteu
the Crime To-day.

Although the Brooklyn police have not
succeeded In clearing up the mystery
surrouu ling the murder of James An
derson, Inspector Reilly Is positive the
crime was committed by either Charles
FurhmaI, bartender at Murray's sa-
loon, or his companion. Robert slater.
All the other six prisoners were released
from custody this morning.
The detectives have been slowly weav-
ing "A web of evidence around these two
men, James Anderson and his brother
William had a fight in Murray's saloon.
at Broadway and Macon street. early
Sunday morning. Just before James was
murdered.
They had been playing cards In the
saloon, and the fight was the result OF
a dispute over payment OF the last round
of drinks. When the brothers lett the
saloon, the detectives believe. they were
followed by Slater and by Thurman. the
bartender, with whom they had been
auarrelling. Three blocks from the ga
loon all four men had a fight. and
James was stabbed In the throat with "a
blunt instrument
The wound looks as II 1t had been
made with a blacksmith's tool or an Ice
pick
Slater. Furhman's friend. is employed
| in the Navy-Ya-a as a blacksmith s
| helper. Both of these men have not
| spoken truthfully to the detectives about
their movements on the morning OF the
| murder.
While searching the ground near the
| scene of the murder, at Evergreen ave
| nue. and Hancock street, the police
| found a black derby hat. They have
| not been able to find its owner. To-
day 1t will be tried on the heads of all
| the men held in connection with the
| case.
The eight prisoners were brought from
! Raymond Street Jail to the Gates Ave-
| hue Police Court this morning. Fuhr.
man and Slater were held IN a charge oil
murder, and the others were paroled as
| witnesses.
| Among the men relea sed were the two
brothers of the murdered man. William
aud Joseph, who at first were suspected
! of the crime.
| James Anderson will be buried to-day.
| Funeral services were held last niEhl
! The discharge from custody OF DO
Sc ph and William Anderson settles theil
Innocence beyond all doubt. The Other
! four men discharged this morning
but who will he wanted as witnesses
are Edward Ryan, also a bartender il
| Murray's saloon at 1924 broadway. Theo
dore Duckworth, Of loss Jeifer'o avenue
Richard Farley, of 542 Central avenue
and James Buchanan, of 1863 Palmetto
street.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
GRACE LANGLEY TESTIFlES.
suing to Get Possession of Her Child
from ". u Palmer.

TIE first hearing before Referee James
j. Meals, nj the actor of i!ac. Langley
to Oh. ain possession Of her -ycar-old
cIi,d. now hell by It's father. William +.
Palmer. jr.. occupied only five minutes
this afternoon
Palmer was accompanied 20 Mr..
Nealiss ofiica b" h.c mother his sister,
Miss iosie Palmer, and Myer j. Stein,
his lawyer Miss Langley. tastily dresH-
ci In a tailor made gown of dark blue.
came with Lawyer Amos II. Evans. She
is now paying with the May Howard
liurlesGue Company at Miners Eight h
Avenae Theatre.
VI - l.ans-cy claims to hare had a
CummOn-.hW marriage with tle young
manager IN 1879 TniS he denies
Miss Langley stated today that she
VAS stopping for th.S week At the A.oer' ;
Hotel ; Xth avenue aul Twenty iGh h
street, bI. sac was married - Edward
Magce IN November, 1898, and could pro-
lace ,rr mdrrIlg cC"..li 'dt,.
"Ole night man told me a gentle
man wanted To see me- said tho wit
ness. "r,hinG her meeting " "a Palm
~. 1T was Ar Palmer. / was intro
duceG to him back of the stage At the
Park Theatre. | went - supper with
him | lived with aim in the summer
OF 1871 In he tttskli s.
Al tbs print an alloUrnrnnt was
taken u next "Wednesday.
IN pIoiNUns pr-ssr' husband is
"H0d" Mage. Who WIS mont O0"i as
Grntry's supposed rival II ~" tti"'r. ms
of ,iaiFe hor>", r7r'uCy k..ri ny
The evening world., 1895-03-27
SAYS A MAN STRIPPED HIM.
Little Harry Smiths story Of n
Strange Adventure.

Harry Smith. nine years old. Of 373
Bergen street, Brooklyn. tells a startling
story OF being kidnapped by a strange
man and stripped Of his clothing in a
va cant lot.
: The boy was brought by his mother to
the Bergen street station late last night.
He said he was going along Fourth ave-
ruc towards his home at o'clock, when
well-dressed man stopped him and
offered him % cents If he would assist
him to carry a parcel
The boy willingly accompanied the
man. who boarded a F'latbush avenue
car and took him out IN the country
beyond the depot.
He says the mar led him across fields
until they were some distance from the
road when he suddenly stopped and or
dered him to undress
began taking the clothing from his body.
He says he screamed for help. md Just
as the fellow had stripped him to his
undershirt he managed to attract the
attention Of a policeman. The man then
ran away. and the lad says he saw the
policeman chase him.
He dressed himself again. and as he
was walking along the road, ne says. he
met a man to whom he told his story
and the stranger gave him five cents to
ride home.
The police questioned the boy closely
| but he adhered to his story. The case Is
row under investigation.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
MARCO LIVES on HIS WIFE.
hls AGED spouse, lie Says. Keeps
Him In spendinE Money.

Cornelius Marco. the young Broadway
haberdasher. twenty-six years old. who
made a sensation last Fali by marry
Ing Widow Louise Cauldwell, said TO be
over seventy "ears OF age and worth
$3.50. 900. was examined in supplementary
proceedings, In the city Court to-day.
by Jacob Marks. the attorney for the
plaintiff. julius Schaul.
On March "A Schaul obtained n judg-
mcnt for SASS against Marco in the
City Court.
Marco anj his wife live in apartments $
at the Brunswick Hotel. lie appeared
in court to-day stylishly dressed his
hair parted in the middle and so skill
, fully arranged that the long locks fell
In wavy profusion over his head:
Where are you livins?' asked Mr..
with my wife at the Brunswick" re-
piled Marco.
9. When ~ers you married. A. On Dec. 20
.. Have you any family to support. A. No
| I don't even support my wife.
Q Does she support you? A. Certainly sh,
q. Has your wife any children! A. She ha
/ Q. DO YOU know whether your wic. is be,wecr
| old? tObjected to)
| g Do you receive an allowance OF money from
/
| Q Where do you get your incidental expense
money from! A. My wife pays NY board an,
| for my clothes and gives me a little pockc
money.
| O. How much money does your wife allow yo
| every week. A. No certain sum. Merely pi;
| tance.
| O. How much did she allow you last week.
! a couple dollars. That's all can remember.
| was S2.50.
q What did YOU do with It: A. Spent 1t o
| odds and ends
@ How much did you get from your wife thi
| week? A. Cant RENE Ilber; say 81.
| q. Was there any marriage settlement
There was not.
| Marco said his wife has supported hin
since their marriage. He has had no in
| come since that even.
| q Has your wife given you 81. 900 since you
| narriagec A. Nowhere near It.
| q. Has she given you any jewelry? A. Well
, she has allowed me To wear a watch which he
| iongei to her dead son Willie and a soltair
| ring OF hers.
| Q. How much did you owe at the time Of you
| rarriage! A. Between 81 900 and 81 800.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
NO REFORM AT ELMIRA.
Graduate Searles Given Ten Years In
Prison for Burglnry

You are the worst, most impudent,
disgusting ana untruthful boy who ever
appeared before this Court" said Judge
Cowing in General Sessions to-day to
George Searles. nineteen years old. who
stood before him awaiting sentence for
burglary In the third degree.
you robbed the fiat of Mr.. Alexander
at One Hundred and Forty-sixth street
and Mott avenue on Feb 2s. You have
no more right to liberty than a mad dog.
Society should send you to prison for
the remainder of your life. so that you
could not prey upon 1t.
First, you were sent to the Juvenile
Asylum. You got out and in few
weeks had to be sent to Elmira Reforma-
tory. You were discharged from there
short time ago, and now you commit
burglary. ] cannot send you back to
the Reformatory, BUT
Look here. Judge" broke in the boy,
dat Reformatorys no good. Dere' $
no more reform in dat joint dan in the
police force of dis town. It's on de
bum. OATS dead to rights.'
Let me see" said Judge Cowing.
ten years in the State prison is the
maximum the law allows me to give
you. I'll give 1t to you"
The boy nodded to the Judge and
sang out:
well. so long," and was led srinnins
cut of court.
The evening world., 1895-03-27
STABBED BY A NEWSBOY.
One Little Fellow Dying and Iii.
AxsaiInnt in Jail.

Nine-year-old James Nagle, OF cs7
Ninth avenue. Brooklyn, is at the point
Of death in Seney Hospital. from the
effects OF an encounter with William
Farrell. a newsboy, OF 5s7 Eighteenth
street. Farrell stabbed his opponent in
the chest with a butchers knife. burying
the blade in one of his lungs.
The boys were on unfricndly terms and
quarrelled whenever they met. They
had fight Sunday night, when Nagle.
who was much smaller than the otner
boy, knocked Farrell down and beat him.
Farrell, 1t .s said. swore he would have
revenge.
Tho boys met again last night. Blows
were exchanged. and Farrelrs papers
were knocked out of his arm. Nagle
stepped forward to pick them up wnon
Farrell seized knife from a meat block
and Jabbed 1t into Nasle's chest Nasle
fell, with blood gushing from the deep
cut, Farrell ran and attempted to
escape a policeman caught him half Il
block away. Nagle was removed TO the
Seney Hospital.
Coroner Kene was summoned and took
the boys ante-mortem statement.
Farrell was brought before Justice
Tighe. in Butler Street Court to-day.
and was sent - Raymond street Jail to
await the result of Naglc's injuries.
The evening world., 1895-03-27

s. /. 'Adels." lie makes a further charge
OF Violating the Excise law. .drs:
schneider. as he says, hsying charged
Policeman Guntzer denied that he had
threatened Mrs. Schneider In any way
WEI Mn,i ne ,sa,t. went to make III The arrest. .,.
street.
Wien the case was called Justice
fsraay fses r., read the aday,s and I'd
knew Mrs. schneiders husband.
"What?" said the Justice. incredu-
mo, don't know him."
| Lawyer Finn then broke In and told
the Justice OF the alimony proceedings
n court and Of the arrests last satur'
II hope. he added, Your Honor sees
through this, that this man Schneider
who has been going around court this
is trying. by the aid OF others. TO use this
Then he told OF her prosecutions and
to give up honorable employment.
Suspicious on the Face Of It.
ION the face Of IT," said the Justice.
In reply, this looks a most extraordi.
both husband and wife are interested is
down for examination on Friday. and
here you bring her m on another charge
| Whatever the object Is I don't know
hut | tell you that this case will not be
heard vnt'l the other charge Is disposed
of. Madam. you are paroled on your
promise to be here on Saturday morn
Ing. Is that your day Off he concluded
| turning to Guntzer."
| "Oh. it does n3t matter about my da,
on was the reply. ''as l am In citizens
| clothes all the time"
The case wa. then adjourned. and Mrs
Schneider ana her lawyer hurried Off Il
| the Superior Court.
| Afterwards to rhe reporter. the Judge
| said:
II cannot understand this. That mar
| Schneider had the case OF assault and
disorderly conduct against him adjourn
cd on Sunday last on the plea that he
had two police officers as witnesses. who
would tell all about 1t. understant
that instead they know nothing at al
OF it. OF course all may be right ant
proper. but 1t does look strange"
The motion for alimony was adjourned
by Judge McAdam until Saturday
| April 6. Lawyer Finn sent a represen
tative to make the request.