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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
ITHACA.

C,rcut C0urt has been in session since
Monday December 9TH.
The Jeiiery Shoe stock was appraised
last week by III. + Lewis and a. ,.
Barber the value being 80. 100.
+ + Brewer expects To leave thi>
place IN short time to locate in m,
bakery business at gainesville, Ohio
+ + has been in the business here =
long time and worked up au excellent
irade.
Frank Heron did an excellent Job
decorating the window of The Ithaca
BaZlar on Saturday last. The work j.
very artistic. Santa Claus il repre-.
,cnlcd carefully distributing present.
10 All the good boys and girls. A fine
imitation hearth with a red hght shln,u.
between the CRATES makes one think
j. genuine.
The concert at the Opera House las
"Wednesday evening, given by the Ra,h.
borc ladies was one of the finest ever
,iveo in this place. The audience,
uuugh not large, was composed of th,
bet Of lovers If music in this place
o. Thursday night OF last week the
IL of =. team of 81. j has conferred
Aotk Ju the 3rd degree upon Candldat
Edward J Moinct a, the X. of - hali
DO thi, place. After the work Tin
Knight, with their ladies were served
with an elaborate banquet by the Pros
bvtcrian ladies' at their parlOrs in the
Richardson block. Toasls were given
by Rev Lynd. Rev. Baldwin, b. II
Sawyer, W. A. Leet. Hon. 5. b. D.
boil, Ms 4 b. Scattcrgood Mrs. *.
| y. Peet and many others, j y. No
| Gail acting n POSTMASTER. The entire
company enioyed an excellent time.
Covers were spread for l07 at the ban
quet. The ST. Johns boys arrived here
by special train at $50.
Larry Knickcrbocker and wife. Willie
Knickcrbocker and Herb JENNIE OF
Maple Rapids were in this place last
Friday attending the funeral of Miss
Hattie
Julius Kirby was in Ashley on bust
ness Tuesday.
The death of Miss Hattie Knicker
booker occurred at the home of Mrs
Jennc on Wednesday evening of las'
week. She was highly esteemed by al
who knew her. She leave. father
three sisters, one brother and a large
circle of friends to mourn her loss
The funeral was held on Friday after
noon ut the NJ. f. church Rev. Skinner
Of Ashley preaching the sermon.
VIM. Bacon of Chelsea was in thu.
place this week.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed by
a large number Of young people at the
Opera House ON Tuesday evening OF
this week the occasion being a mas
querade hop given by Mrs. A. j. Hicks
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

\ meeting OF the iunOtrmen of The
valley was held at Sa2nA" la,t Satur-
day to discuss The recent u,c> Ia that
city aud vicinity, and it seemed to be
he unanimous opinion that rney were
IT Incendiary origin. y reward CT
81 900 was offered for Information that
would lead To the CONVICTION of any one
who had started any tire in II saw mdl
or lumber yard in the valley during the
last 60 days.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
sugar Beet Inaus.ry.

1t is said that sixty -four thousand
tons of sugar beets were grown IN two
counties in southern California this year.
In connection with this item 1t is ill.,
terestlng to nole that arrangements are
nearly completed for the establishment
of beet sugar factory in New YOrk
state. 1t is asoa matter OF moment
that Saginaw county Is located in what
is k,own rs the sugar beet belt" Ex-
periments made have demonstrated that
in this county the sugar beet attainS its
highest degree of perfection, the soil of
Saginaw county being peculiarly adapt
ed to its growth. There is no industry
that would confer greater advantages
upon the agricultural comunity,-Cou-
rier Herald. The same man be said of
Gratiot. One man i, the county har-
vested 10000 bushels of beets for stock,
which require identically the same soil,
climate and culture as the sugar beet.
With the proper facilities for working
sugar beets would be a profitable crop
here.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
81 MINER
('OXEY.

The wooden wedding at Henry Sea-
mans was well attended and enjoyed
10y all The presents were useful a
we'll as ornamental. The band fur
aished fine music, Mr.. Seaman being II
member
Mrs. Pugslev went to her winter
nome at the Exchange hotel, st. Louis
last Saturday.
Miss Clara Ferris returned FRIDAY
night from Edmore, where she had
been visiting friends for few days.
Miss Bertha West sustained sad ac-
cident last Sunday by falling; but we
hope it will not result In anything dan
gerous.
Mr.. Strong. of Riverdale, is helping
Petit IL Bachelor invoice their goods.
There will be Christmas tree at the
Disciple church, Christmas Eve.
The Maccabees gave dance at then
lall last Friday night, and a roughel
crowd the town never has seen. Early
in the evening band OF toughs WA
formed aud they kept the town in AT
uproar all night by fighting, swearing
and using vulgar language on TIN
streets Boys, take warning, and dom
ct II occur again.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

Andrew Miller left Monday Tor The Wesi :.
Mrs l. w Race OF Breckenridge was in
the city Monday.
The Ann Arbor road now run their
through freights over the ID. l. Il y. stub
from Alma To Ithaca. It's only question
Of time when the passenger trains will do
likewise.
The first number Of the Breckenridge
News came to our table last week. The
paper is newsy and well patlonized by ad
vertiserS and presents good appearance,
considering the difficulties under which
they labored We bespeak for its success
Tnos. McGuirc Of the d. l. Il. y was in
town Monday looking after business for that
road.
Frank Lane and Carl Harrington were OUT
hunting birds the first Of the week.
:. w. VanArsdalc and wife returned IRON
Hillsdale county SATURDAY.
f. W. Bryant is home from Lansing
where he has been acting rs relief agent ior
The ID. l.. IL y. Ry.
Next week being Christmas we will en-
deavor to issue Thursday. Our correspond.
cnts will confer favor bv mailing their
matter not later than Monday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
She DID The TOWN.
But Was Compelled TO give up the Spoils
Later

But Was Compelled TO give up the Spoils
Later
Ovid merchants were played fo'
suckers in "A very neat manner las
week. A well dressed young womaI ,
apparently % or % Years of age, AZ
rived on an eastbOund morning train
nd Immediately went To some Of lh'
leading business men and presented
subscription paper stating that she
wished TO raise money with which t.
md her invalid mother To IA home foi
Dnlirm old ladies. The men seein..
veil known names Of others on the
paper, which names she had forgef =,
signed amounts ranging from % cent
81. Some one little cutter than IN,
rest suspected croOkedness, and causeC
her arrest. She confessed that sh
wanted the money for her own use. bu'
said II was her first Offense. She re-
turned the money and was released,
t re contributors refusing to prosecute.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

Mr.. c. Porter has bought the Thos.
Patterson farm, one mile west of town.
Most of our farmers are crying hard
times, hut Chris seems TO be getting
there.
Mrs. Eva Gee and Miss Maud Bogarl
of Lakeview, are visiting friends and
relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Belle Che.tnut gave party
Monday evening in honor of n cousin
from the south part of the state. who
has been visiting her for short time.
It is said that Sammy Grant has
traded his farm for II position IT.
Ithaca.
The L. V. Us will give a Wishbone
social at the Maccabee hall, Christmas
night
All attend he Christmas tree at tn
NJ. +. church.
Elwell has new Banjo Club. One
man has the banj and another aftc'
II m with The club.
Mrs. Mary raylor has received "A very
clock for Christmas pres
rnt She always would try to be .
everybody else.
COXEY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
WEST PINE RIVER.

Mr. kngdonof this place, is spend
ing ihC winter st the home of hey
danghiey at Seattle. Washington.
One day last week "a, Mrs Fred
Wrjgh, Ofthis place. was returning
home from Summcrtou. her carriage
overturned throwing its occupant out
and and more or less dcmoraliZing
the Top. Mrs. Wright was not scri-
ously injured.
Miss ida Wood Is conducting re-
vival services at tue Bangs school
house south Of a Alma.
Fmpk Ncwcamb', minstrel troupe
gave az entertainment nj Ncdcr's hall
~ Thursday evening OF last week
Tn m.nstrcls lcft in tic something
NV" , rivate car the next morning
for Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
The SPIRITS LIED.
a Maple rapids Man Trusted TO IA Spirit
Communication and N wv Regre, 5 IL

Maple rapids Man Trusted TO Spirit
Communication and NJ Nv Regre,s IL
According to the Maple Rapids Dispatch
one w. l.. Nanalstine was, Il year ago Il
prosperous butcher in that burg Several
years OF faithful attention to business had
given him comfortable amount OF this
worlds goods and the future looked bright
for him. 1t was then that he yearned Tor
quicker means OF getting wealth and sought
the aid the spirit world through the medium
Of the planchette. The board told him
that gold, glittering, yellow gold by the
pocket lull waited for him in certain
place in Washington and infinitely des-
cribed the exact spot where the hoard was
to be found His faith in the communi
cation was great and he forthwith sold
everything in Maple Rapids and moved his
family to the far West He found the
place but no amount OF hard digging would
develop any gold and now with but little
cash and no faith IN planchette or spirits he
has returned to Maple Rapids to amasN
wealth by the prooaic but perfectly reliable
method OF meat carving.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
ISSUES OF FACT AND LAW.

vlva Brlg.s vs. Villa II Davi tIospass on
n 80"
Gate Donav, n q CO., a corpor tIcn ".
George Hattcrman, appeal.
Mary Holilu ~. Thomas Iolten. CcrtOiari.
Hiram Knickerbocker administration. etc
vs. Geope ~. Wingct, ttCsptSS on the case
Charlie, T.. Bush ". Frank Hackett. appeal.
Albert Petit ", 10 edo, Saginaw * Muskey
gon Railway tumpan trc-Dtss ON ne case.
CortlanI Wagon CO., "A Corporation ".
Aciel r. Wri lnt. A. .umpsit
john Piereev-. Ellen NJ Gwen. Appeal in
Assumpslt.
Myron II. Mills ". ChtrIc, II Gunu. appeal
in repleVln.
Mathia. Lauer ~ Ellsworth Eldridge, ct.
al, tre-ph>s IN the case
Thomas Patterson, et. ,u ". J.,nette Sulli-
van, al al, kcplevin.
Continued.
Charles Lrnhart " Andrew Mitchell APP
peal IN assump>it.
Prosper Manchesterys Elton IIang.
slate Bank f Carson City " Robert NJ
McNabD, ct Al, a>suinpeit.
Emma Sidoll " John Gregg, appeal IN re
peVin.
Edward Weight and George Darling ".
William \ Palmer. attachment ana guarn-
Shcr
Ithaca Savings Bank Corporation v.
Thomas IIoltOn, ct. I'll. appeal in assumpsit
Julia \. Washburn ". Ellsworth EldrldSe,
appeal
James W Robinson v. Riverside Milling
Co., trespa>> on the case.
Minnie {. Ferris VS. Riverside Milling Co.,
ct. al, replevln.
smith and Pomeroy vs.. George Krom.
aSsunpslt
Lcmuel savier, vs.. Recellous b. Ellsworth,
appeal
Jnlm y. Wa>hbun ". Amanda Eldridge,
appeal.
In the matter OF the estate of Eleanor
Marlborough, deceased. Burton /, zee, pro-
punrnt ". John InbOrough, ct. al. Comics
tant>, appeal from probate court.
Charles r. Chlttendcn ana Henry Bacht
Vs. Frank Pratt, ccrtorri.
Hugh Anderson ". Lewis r. Wolford, as
Sumpsit.
Philemon IL Post v, jacob Voorhees,. a,-
John Martin " Patrick Dunn, .ppcd in
;tSoump~lt.
Peter Story ., Henry Glover aud Helen
Glover, appeal
Frcdc.tck Dunn v, Commissioner of the
State Lund Onicc, Pctit"on Tor order supply
iuG iu>t land ccl ticdte.
~ cHANcERY
sarah Vi. Thompson " Loretta j. Reynolds ct
j. bliI Of G. ,uFutut.
Rulu, NJ. con vs. Joh, Metcalf ct al, bill of
comp .int
nathan Marshall v Go W Marshal, bill of
complaint.
ANAL. lawley v liza c. Havlcy, bil fon-
vorc,.
Chas. L Hawlcy " Iru c. Hawlcy, foreclosure.
Ja, Is .udson and Wa hiugtoo Wiley vs.A.
iilard Lockwood a. al, urcc,o,..c. -
Ira : Allen v Chas F Bishop ct al. bin Of
complaint.
John rugcr ct al, - Joel Rose 81 al, bill of
complaint
.Hiam Haven, v Jas. NJ. Teed, bill Oh com
plant.
Lille Halstou V Alpneu. Rllston, bin for di.
VOrrc
frccmso II. Cook vs. Ge, Coe and Jo-. \. Coe,
bill oi complaint.
Maria Y. "lloughoy v, CuctiN Il. Wilioughby,
bin for divorce.
Mary Day mon " Robert Daymon. Bill Tor
divorce
Bertha Nestle BY her next friend Robert
Sastlc .'ili lor divorce.
Eva Fluent " Ralph Fluent Bill for divorce
pcrrit :. ward. TRUSTEE, etc. " William \.
Bradley, ct al. Foreclosure.
Gerri, ;. Wari Tru~tr,, etc. " George W.
iuli el,t ALL iill of conpiaI L.
William Z. Rings Macy Rings Bill for
divorce.
Amanda Fowler vs. John Fowler Bill for divorce
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
Wey or Asked Tor Conferences With tnt
Cuban Patriot ana Then Am
Ouzhed Him.

Complete details of the death OF
Maceo slrYw that he was The victim OF
treachery which would scarcely be cred
tied to band OF sayages. According
to Trustworthy reports, Neyler, through
The marquis of AhumaCa, proposed Il
conference Cor the purpose of ending
the war, the basis being the indepei :
dence of Cuba, m 'ney Indemnity 10
Spain and special commercial legula'
lions with Spain. rhe conference was
argured upon "A the time and place
decided Orders were given Ia all"N
Macco anu his staff q pass The spanish
lines without molestation. Upon their
arrival ut the rendezvous they We e
fired upon by a strong Spanish iorcc,
under Maj II Cirujrdi. whlch lay IN
ambush and nearly all were killed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
R!1 q! RRskiaRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

little transaction which took plac,
between II Pine River farmer and
well known poultry dealer of CRATIC
county One day l1~l week. \ Pine
( River farmer having coop OF SIN
hens and rooster~ Oh hi, wagon. drove
up Ia the dealer, lace of business.
+. Do You buy poultry:
ID. Yes.
+. How much do vou pay II pound?
ID. FIVE cents, tive weight.
+. \ II right, YOU can weigh them up.
They lifted HE coop nut aud started
for the building where he scales were
suddenly The dealer stopped as il
struck by a sand bag.
ID. !lavc Won feed these chicken, amy
corn ;his morning
f. Well. YES, believe the boy did
feed them some.
ID. | shplI have to dock YOU on The
weight.
f. How much arc You going 10 dock
me II SIX chickens;
Ii. shall dock Won apound or more
+. No you won't dock mca pound or
more. Help me pat them back into
the wagon. And hcdid. The farmer
drove To another dealer.
Now ~ n bE>hrl OF shclled corn
weighs 30 ~ and is quoted al $50
a pound ct cru, therefore. is worth
: o # or less than J cent which utter
" spoiled the deal. The farmer sold
his poultry he same day To a less pre-
tenti9u> dealer, straight, tor cents Il
pound.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
Wnl Mine Coal.

a stock lmpaul has bren formed in
. WoSso to work the coal bod discover
I'd SIX miles north ot that city and have
already begun operations. The bed Is
SAID To- be valuable one IN thickness
aud quality. The Michigan Ceotral
l. building spur to the mInr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
BEtBE

They are mlkm.. u Christmas at
the NJ. T.. church.
Mrs. r. Eichoru Is entertaining II
niece from saginaw.
Ben Worthington will soon have the
house " here hc is living III good shape
for winter.
Henry Bentley and wife have gone
10 Lcnlwee county where they have
rented a farm.
school j. again in progress in the
uetzman district with Miss Nora
McMannis Of ithaca in charge.
John Eichorn Ia. bought the Fred
Newton farm. John thinks there L.
unoney in farming and prove, it too.
Don't forget the :. >. convention az
dac Baptist church December -. \
first class program has been prepared.
Henry Wil>ouof Portland i, visit
ia obi ricad7 iu this vicinity lis
w r. and daughter will be hcrc io
spen4 Ghu>unl-.
~.cs.jDg Ut SCHOOL, and the way
tipy .rc conducted. good ropor- are
hearl from the school at the Ccnicr
ov,l. ,sh,th Henry l.. Bcrbe preside.
A. the -eh.oi in The AIIcndi~riri
I, lmy 0t 81 iit;lc mte to announce
thc oiirer, OF oar .odgeS hut Wa~
unaba. to Tr,tc Ia-t wo'k OWING 'o
sirsn... apl so /. give tirm now.
IT, o. nDrlWtc are a- lu.loW-:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
ELWEI.I

The Newcomb Concert Go. played in
the Maccabees hall on the 5 h and 9th
John Morton is on business trip to
Ionia county.
Born-To |. f Chapman and wife, a
daughter.
MIR. Francis Palmer. of Alma, did
business in ElwCll the 18th.
A load of young people from here at
tended surprise party at Mrs. Rachel
Gees, the evening of the 10th. All re
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
ComstOck Arrested

Big Rapids is excited over the arrest
IF Chester W. Comstock, late manager
IF the Comstock aggregation on tn
charge of embezzling $1,000 IF the
hanks funds. The charge is made b,
The depositors' committee. He waived
examination and was bound over t.
the circuit court with $1,000 bones.
Mr.. COmsrock j. well known in S.
Louis and Gratiot county.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

Singers, public speakers. actors.
auctioneer' teachers, preachers, and all
who are liable to 0ver-taX and iriitale
he vocal organs, find, in Aver,
Cherry PICTORIAL, a safe, certain and
,pecdy relief. y timely dose Of this
preparation has prevented many u
throat trouble.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR.
rist o. Work Winch Judge and jury
are Now Laboring.

Court opened last Monday with 76 cases
being noticed for trial y number OF cases
have been disposed Of As will he seen Ly
looking over the following calendar:
CRIMINAL.
The People ". VIM, Nanarsdale, ST., VIM.
Vanaisdal~, ir., and Mary Nanae dale, re-
Si~ting an officer.
The Pcopley,. jay White ana Ab. IIoag
burglary.
The People ". Eugene Degroft, Burglary
The People ". Archie shaw, Edward
Morse and Mat MorS., burglary.
The People vs.. jay White, burglary.
The People ". JAY White, Al. Hoag
Eugene Dcgroit, burglary.
The People ~ Bert Damon, John Hustled
and Jesse smally burglary.
The People ". Isaac sherman, selling liquor
To minors
The People ". James wool,ton, illegal sale
of liquor
The People vs.. james Wool~ton, selling
liquor 10 minors.
The People ". James Woolston, Illegal
sale of liquor.
The People vs.. James Woolston, illegal
sale Of liquor
The People vs.. Albert Fuller, Burglary.
The People vs. Fred Randall, burglary.
The People v, james Rand I'll and Cassius
Spcrbank.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

DR.. Wood, Norway Pine syrup j.
pleasant t. take, positively harmless
10 he most delicate constitution, and
absolutely sur To cure the most Oh
stlnate cough or cold. y household
boon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

Justus l.. Cook - New Haven, Net
tie Crop Il, Crystal Township.
Lewis BaSore 50, Midland Co., Viola
Cox u, St. Louis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

Constipation is the cause otall sorts
of serious disorders OF the blood
Strong catharlic> are worse than use
less. Burdock Blood Bitlers j.
natures own remedy for troubles OF
this sort.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

The shrewd business "tictacs" by
winch some men achieve financial re-
nuWD is fairly well illustrated by a
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

With Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, " Sales Talk" and
show that this medi-
Evening journal., 1896-08-22
count nIItl,Iewlcn Arrested.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. Count Eugene
de Mitkiowicz, who was promincnt some
years ago In connection with Chinese oon-
ccssions, was arrested here on a warrant
obtained by James Il. Hunter, a lawyer
charging the count with obtaining money
under false pretenscs Mr.. Hunter claims
help pay lis expenses TO Marbiehead,
MIR. Hunter claims that the money was TO
be returned In 4s hours, but he says he
has not ven received it. Count Mitkiewicz
claims hat he has offered to return the
money, and while he was waiting in the
detective Office for bail he declared that he
believed that Hunter was In a scheme to
prevent the success Of an excursion resort
which the count is conducting.
Evening journal., 1896-08-22
HE WANTED TO DIE.
Prank PendIngton Shoots Himsoif In the
Presence OF HIS Former Sweetheart.

Frank PendIngton Shoots Himseif In the
Presence OF His Former Sweetheart.
SoMERvILLE, n J., Aug. 22.-Frank
Pennington, in the presence Of his sweet
heart, shot himself In the head with re-
volver while on his knees begging for the
renewal Of their engagement.
Pondington and Miss Clara Beasley
we're to have been married In June, but at
the formers request tho wedding wos post
poned until the fall, although il occasion
ed a quarrel between them, during which
Miss Beasley gave back his engagement
ring and presents.
Miss Beasley has refused to entertain
Pendington, although the latter has called
at her home several times. Yesterday be
called again and sent note to his formor
fanoee stating that he was about to leave
the country and asking II she would give
him a farewell.
This she consented TO do, and while they
were together Pendington begged for the
renewal Of their engagement, but was met
with refusal, whereupon he fell upon his
knees and shot himself Tho wounded man
was taken Go his home in a carringe, whore
the wound was dressed, and when he was
told that it was not fatal he declared thnt
he would again make an attempt 70 END
his lifa
Evening journal., 1896-08-22
wHEELMEN's CIRCUIT.
Syndicate Said to BE Formed by Bicyols
Manufacturers Opposed to L. A-W.

Syndicate Said TO BE Formed by Bicycle
Manufacturers Opposed to L. A.W.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 22 Information
OF reliable character rehohed here that a
syndicate Of bicycle manufacturers has been
formed with the intention OF wrestling
from tho League Of American Wheelmen
the control Of racing. The prime movers
are said to be e. c. Stearns & Co. OF SYRIA
cuse and A. G. Spalding & Bros OF New
York. Philadelphia and Chicago. IL Is the
intention Of the new combination to have
a circuit. The cities composing this viii
probably be Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton, Buffalo, Syracuse and Chicago One
OF two other towns where the greatest in
terest IS shown In the sport may be taken
In. Control Of track Will be secured in
each city or track built There will be
two race meets a week In each place whore
/ there is a track throughout the entire sea-
/ son.
Men who ride In these races Will OF
course come under the han of the L. A.
W. As a compensation they will be guaran
teod good prizes and plenty Of sport, and nc
| effort will be spared TO induce the cracker
lacks to cast tho league aside and make
tho new scheme successful by their coop.
Grafton. Alleged arbitrary action by the
league racing board is said to have brought
about the break.
Evening journal., 1896-08-22
Two nurvlars overpoworod.

WINsTBD, Conn, Aug 23,-Burglnrs
and policemen had "A fierce encounter at a
place called Sntan's Kingdom. The bur
glars looted the residence Of John Hum
phrey, located between hore and New Hart
ford, during the day. Humphrey drove to
the burglary, and n search for tho robbers
was begun. Policeman futile saw two
suspicious looking men nenr Satan's King
dom and attempted to arrest them. The
unknown men showed fight, and had it
not been for the timely arrival Of assist
ance they would have escaped. The men
were overpowered after desperate en-
counter, and the stolen plumber was recov-
cred. Thoy we're held in the superior court
under 81 900 bail. giving the names OF
Charles Keats and John Bertrand.