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Brings Action for a Divorce
From Her Gray.Haired
Husband.
a F1sHERMANs CHASTITY FIND
Receivers the Body of Suicide From
West Lake-Rancher Barker
on Trial.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, May 12.-The an
nual convention of the Universalist
Churches of California opened this fore.
noon in the Friday Morning Club rooms
in this city. e. L. Conger, DID,, of Pasa'
dena occupied the chair. Rev. L. Good
enough of Oakland, the secretary, being
absent, Rev. Asa B. Bradley was made
secretary pro tenn. There was no trouble
in admitting women as delegates to the
con vention, they forming large proper
ton of the representation. The list was
as follows:
Pasadena delegation-John D. Gaylord. Mr.
and Mrs David Heap, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wordsworth, Mr..
and Mrs. William Stanton, DR., and Mrs E. l.
Conger, Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Rowen, Mr
and Mrs. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Car.
hill, Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Goud, Mrs. Drake, Mrs
C. F. Dillingham;, Mrs. E. G. Slade, Mrs. Water
house. Mrs. L. T. W. Conger, Mrs. E. E. Spauld
ing, Mrs. DR.. Brige, Mrs Marion Phelps, Mrs
H. B. Mansford, Miss Anna Bartlett, George
Conant and Rev. r. NJ. Webster of the Inde
pendent Church.
Los Angeles-Mrs. C. S. Hawley. Mrs E. NJ
Swift, Mrs. Henderson, C. Looney and Rev. A
A. Rice.
Riyerside-Mrs. G. II. Deere, Mrs. Senecs
- L
Miss Ollie La Rue, J. C. Woodward, Fred C
wordsley, Warren Taylor, Miss Helen Tresslal
and Miss Lizzie B. Dewey.
Santa Paula-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Todd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruggles, Mrs. Gilgar, Rev. L. NJ. Andrews
Mrs. Ida Brown, Miss Hinkley, Mrs. W. Hardi
son, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs
Balcom.
Oakland-Mrs. P. NJ. Burnham, Mrs NJ. r
Wakefield, Mrs. NJ. E. Bradley, Harry Kendall
and Ives Schoville.
Santa Cruz-Luther McQuesten, Mrs. Emms
Wilson, Mrs. McManahan, L. K. Baldwin and
Mrs. Merrill.
Pomona-Mrs. Sylvia Ain, Mrs. F. ]. Barnes
Mrs. Maggie Paine, Mrs. S. J. Youngman, A. L
Robinson and Mrs. Nelson Saunders.
The committee on fellowship reported
that Rev. Florence E. Kollock had beer
transferred to the Massachusetts, Univer.
salist Convention. Rev. William NJ. Jones
OF Ohio, Rev. g. a. Garst of Illinois and
Rev. Orlando Skinner of Wisconsin hav,
been received into this convention. Rev
Asa NJ. Bradley was on June 2, 1895, or
dained, Rev. s. Goodenough comforting the
fellowship of the convention. This was
the first Universalist ordination in the
history of California.
The first paper was by Rev. Asa NJ
Bradley of Oakland on Essentials tt
Church Membership" Rev. E. L. Congei
followed with the second section on the
general subject "Church," his topic beins
"Helps to Members
The clergymen present who, as the re.
suit of their ordination, are ex-officio mem
bers of the convention are: George H
Deere, DID,, G. c. Garst, Riverside; E. L
Conger, ]. w. Hanson, NJ. NJ. Jones, Pasa
dena; Asa NJ. Bradley, Oakland; L. NJ
Andrews, Santa Paula; A. A. Rice, Lol
| Angeles.
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SACRAMENTO SENSATION.
Ex-Mayor Gregory Arrested on Charge
of Having Defrauded Mrs.
Bruce B. Lee

SACRAMENTO, CAL. May 12.-Eugene
]. Gregory, ex-Mayor of this city, was ar
rested to-day on three complaints pre-
ferred by Mrs. Bruce B. Lee, who accuses
him of obtaining personal property by
false and fraudulent pretenses.
The complaints charge that in January,
1898, he secured $4,000; in May, 1894, $1,000.
and in August, 1894, $1,000. They are SIM
ilarly worded, alleging that Gregory repre-
sented that the copartnership and firm of
Gregory Bros. Co., then doing business in
Sacramento. was in good financial condi-
ton and solvent; and Mary A. Lee, believ-
ing his statements, was induced to deliver
to Gregory $4,000, $4,000 and $1,000, in three
deposits. As matter of fact, the plant
III declares, the Gregory Bros. Co. was
not IN good financial condition, and was
not solvent
1t seems that the money was loaned to
Gregory Bros. Co. at various times before
their failure, and that Mrs. Lee appeared
in the insolvency proceedings as one of
the firms heaviest creditors. The firm s
failure was almost total, and Mrs. Lee
lost with the other creditors.
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Booth-Tuckers Leare Seattle.

SEATTLE, WASH, May 12.-Accom-
panied by their party and Major Clifford OF
the local army, Commander and Consul
Booth-Tucker left to-day for Tacoma,
from which city they will depart to-mor-
row for the central States, arriving at
Topeka, Kan. on Sunday. Just before
his departure the commander said ii
might be found advisable to move the
Salvation Army headquarters of the
United States from New ork City further
West. He would neither indicate when
nor admit that such a course had been
definitely decided upon.
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Club. AS the vessel is not in holiday Trim
no ladies were invited.
BUYS a MoNrEOIro HOME.
Cyrus McCorraick Jr. of Chicago Takea
Possession of RSpe1s Rock.

Cyrus Nc CornicE Jr. of Chicago Taxes
Possession of Risen Rock.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, May H.
Cyrus Mccormick Jr. of Chicago, son and
namesake of Mccormick of reaper fame
and wealth, has bought the beautiful
home of o. A. Stafford at Montecitc
called Riven Rock. This is one OF the
choicest resident spots In that charming
valley. lying on an easy slope of the foot
hills at an elevation of some 500 feet, and
commanding superb view of the sea and
the distant mountainous islands. The
place comprises some twenty acres Of
lightly rolling land, with a considerable
orchard of lemons and oranges in full
bearing. Around the large, old-fashioned,
frame house are stately cakes and syca.
mores, and close by is a deep ravinG
arched with trees and carpeted with vinei
trailing over its stony bed.
A good water right goes with the land,
| and it offers every facility for the most
elaborate cultivation and development.
1T is situated but q short distance from
the handsome residences of r. Radcliffe
Whitehead, Charles Z. Eaton, General
Henry Strong, Henry Stoddard, E. H.
Sawyer, the Hayne homestea and of 1. A.
Waterman, the young Philadelphia mil.
lionaire. 1t is understood that Mr.. Mo-
Cormick paid $25, 900 for the place and will
make costly and extensive improvements.
The poetical name attached to the pic
turesque estate was suggested by great
powder near the entrance, which has
been literally riyen in twain by sturdy
oak, which spreads its cool shade above it.
Mr.. Mccormick and his wife spent some
weeks in Montecito this winter, his young
invalid sister having her residence bui
half mile distant, in a cottage facing the
sea.
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RANoHER BARkERs TRIAL.
Arratgned for the killing of HitHaf
HendeU in Pasadena.

Arratgned for the killing of William
Hendeit in Pasadena.
Los ANGELES, CAL, May 12.-John A.
Barker, the Pasadena rancher who shot
and killed William Hendell on March s.
is on trial here to-day.
Hendell had been confined in jail. He
escaped, went to Pasadena and visited the
Barker residence. His attention to Mrs
Barker had before excited the jealousy Of
Barker, who had hunted Hendell with
shotgun. Not appreciating this warning,
Hendell sought the Barker residence as
however, was at hand, and the result was
the death of Hendell
The morning was consumed in getting
Jury aid in examining. the officer who
found the body in a canyon back OF the
house near Pasadena. The deceased had
been shot in the left side, the load coming
out at the small of his back.
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Equal sufragssts at San L,.t..

SAN LUIS oBIsPO, CAL, May H.
Miss Mills delivered long and able dis
course on woman's suffrage here this after
noon. Miss Shaw spoke this evening.
Her answers to questions were witty and
to the point. The woman's suffrage
campaign is fairly launched in this city,
and Rev. Anna Fl. Shaw and Misses
Mills and Yates have done a great deal
toward putting the movement in a right
light before the people of San Luis Obispo.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
Petntuma,s AnnuaI Fair.

PETALUMA, CAL, May II. = The
newly elected officers of the Sonoma
and Marin Agricultural Society, to serve
the ensuing year, are: Asa Higgins, pres
ident; William Hill, vice-president; W.D.
Houx, secretary; Petaluma Savings Bank,
treasurer. The race meet will be held as
usual this year, the programme soon to
be announced. Robert S. Brown, Fred A.
on the racing committee, and doubtless
the whole exposition will prove as success
full as of yore.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
OAKEsDALE JUSTICE.

Mrs. Griffin Furnishes Her Husband for
a Brutal Crime.
SPOKANE, WASH, May 12.-Thomas
Griffin, prominent farmer residing near
Oakesdale, made a vicious attack upon
Bessie. the 14-year-old daughter of j. w.
Gum. merchant OF that place. Gum,
armed with rifle, went to Griffin's house
to Kill him. Mrs. Griffin met him at the
door, and upon learning of her husbands
crime, locked the doors and, procuring a
club, beat Griffin nearly to death. Griffin
was placed under arrest and strong guard
put over him. as Gum says he will kill the
wretch.
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PetaIuma's Chronic InsoIvent.

PETALUMA, CAL, May 12.-The stock
OF the insolvent jeweler, o. NJ. Campbell,
who has became notorious through his
various failures of late, was bid in by ]. s.
blackburn for $2005. and the business will
himself.
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ATTACKED By HIGHBINDERS.
Tsvo Mon1ols IncGde Merchants Celia,
aud Collect Tolls.

aud Collect Tolls.
MADEIRA, CAL, May IA disturbance
in the Chinese quarters aroused people
residing in that vicinity at o'clock this
morning. Two highbinders who arrived
in town few days ago entered the cellar
of local merchant. pounced upon him
and robbed him of $50. The victim cried
Justify for help and another Chinaman
came to the rescue. One of the robbers set
upon the rescuer and stabbed him in the
neck several times. The wounded Mongol
is in serious condition.
The whole of Chinatown WAS aroused by
the disturbance and great hubbub
resulted. Constable SAKE was the only
white man in the crowd and he had to
awaken several citizens to assist him in
arresting the highbinders who seeming ly
had large number of friends in the crowd.
The robbers were finally captured and were
taken to Fresno this evening by Under
Sheriff Merritt, as the MADEIRA Jail needs
repairing just at present.
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PErALUMA TO CELEBRATE.
arranging to Entertain Hundreds ot
Yiaif

Arranging to Entertain Hundreds of
Visifors the Fourth.
PETALUMA. CAL, May 12.-Petaluma,
not to be behindhand, is planning great
events for celebrating the glorious Fourth.
1t expects to entertain hundreds of visit
ors, many to come from Healdsburg.
Among the features to be provided are a
grand parade, bicycle races and a ball
An effort is being made to induce the
Corinthian Yacht Club of San Francisco
and the Encinal Yacht Club of Alameda
to cruise to Petaluma on the Fourth, an.
choring in McNear's Basin, prize to be
offered for the best decorated yacht.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
LOOT Il MADEIRA RANCH.
Outlatcs Laeerons and Roberts Procure
supply of Prorfsfons.

supply of Prorfsfons.
MADEIRA, CAL, May 12.-Outlaws La
verone and Roberts are still at large and
nothing definite as 10 their whereabouts
has been ascertained. G. SAKE returned
from the vicinity of Coarse Gold Gulch to-
day and reports that a sheep camp be-
longing TO Jonathan Daulton was looted
yesterday morning near that place. all of
the provisions being taken. Messengers
were sent Immediately TO the officers and
the bloodhounds have been taken to the
vicinity, in the hopes that it may yet be
possible to trail the outlaws. II this effort
with the hounds fails the officera will cease
active hunting and await the appearance
of the bandits to secure provisions.
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calamity. for he left last evening for San
Francisco. Mrs. Emerson was comely
woman, about % years OF age, OF the bru-
nette type and well dressed. A short time
street residence, where she manifested
good bringing up and fair education.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
Don't Give Up.

THERE is CURE FOR ALL MEN WHO ARE SICK AND
weak Dr. Sandens Electric Belt with it's recent improve
ments Its wonderful fegvng electric power controlled by
improved sefregulaor is positive for all who, by
early ndcretons have wasted their manly vgo
is positive for all forms of vital weakness
varcocee swoen veins weak back kidney troubles sciac
rheumatism umbago Indigestion dyspepsia and stomach rou
bles OF all kinds 1t is fac for every aiment arising
from weakness of the various organs of the body Thousands
testify to this. Here of the late who gladly
testify to the wonderful power of
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13

So much for the male members of the
society, their names being given first be-
cause the hist is longer and more imposing
to those who judge from numerical
strength alone. The lady members, how
ever, though by no means so strong in
numbers, are determined and compact
little body, that has all the more strength
in the society from the fact that every
mem Der of it is held IN the highest esteem
by the larger BODY of members. Their
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namea are as fOIIOWS:

From one of the club members, who
makes no pretentions of knowing it all,
and yet who has good deal of influence
in the councils of the society and a
thorough knowledge of all its mem bers, it
is learned that the most probable outcome
of the whole matter will be that men and
women shall hereafter be admitted on
equal footing. The dues of both sexes
will be the same, their responsibilities and
voting privileges the same.
At first the plan will be tried of setting
apart certain hours of the day in which
the ladies shall have exclusive use of the
baths. If this plan does not prove sue
cessfui it is quite likely that all restrictions
as TO sex will be removed and the baths
thrown open to all members at the usual
bathing hours. There is nothing i'm
modest in a proper bathing suit, it is
argued, and certainly nothing very at
tractiye. The human form divine or de-
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
DR.. Sanders Electric Belt.

John Cuan w o9
Exchange Francisco Ge6 BacnV 1 Pine street
Hundreds of others could be given These cures have all
been reported within the past month They great dea
the unfortunate who has been spending his daily
ngs quacks and drugs They that after all else has
failed Dr. Sandens Electric Belt will cure.
Further proof found in the little book "Three Glasses
of Men" which is free upon application.
CO.,
$50 MARKET OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL FRANCISCO.
Hours to N; sunday otoL
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
The Ideal Panacea.

The Ideal Panacea. James L..
Francis, Alderman, Chicago, says:
i regard DR.. Kings New Discovery
an an LEGAL Panacea for Coughs,
Colds and.Lung Complaints, having
used it in my family for the last five
years, to the exclusion of doctors
prescriptions or other preparations
Rev John Burgus, Ke"kuk, Iowa
write ~ have been a minister OF the
Me,h dist Episcopal Church for so
years or more. and have never found
any thing 50 beneficial, or that gave
such speedy reliof as DR.. Kings
New Discovery" Try this Ideal
Cough Remedy now Trial bottles
free at A I. IIolcomb & Co.'s Drug
Sture. Regular size soc and 90.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
"YOurs For Health"

Expert physicians affirm that the
right climate may cure consumption
and kindred diseases.
The right climate is where a pure,
dry air, equable temperature and
constant sunshine are found.
These essentials exist in the Salt
River Valley of Arizona and various
places in New Mexico.
Descriptive pamphlets, recently
issued by Passenger Department of
the Santa Fe Route, contain such
complete information relative to
these regions as invalids need, For
free copies address G. r. NichoI
son, &. P. A A 7. & 5. +. Ry.,
Chicago
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Mass Convent II.

The first convention OF the Ma
tional party of Anderson county
will be held at the court room in
Garnett, Aug llth, at 9 p. m All
are invited to be present and take
part in electing fifteen delegates To
the state convention TO be held at
Topeka, Aug. 18th. All who in.
dorse the principles of the party as
set forth in the platform adopted in
Pittsburg. Pa May Goth, 1896, are
insisted upon to be present, and es
peciall y the ladies'. COMMITTEE
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07

Mr.. Whitehead and wife spen
the first of the week in Lone Elm.
II. l.. Turney and family of Iii
nois are the guests of relatives in
this vicinity.
Thos. Church and family went to
Garneit last Friday.
Mr. Beal and wife, of Wise. were
in town Monday on business.
Ye Scribe heard from Mrs. ].
Speakcs few days ago. She is en-
.ioying her visit in Missouri, and
says she is getting plenty to eat
over there.
l. Scranton went to the county
capital, Monday, on business.
II Hester went to Abilene, last
Tuesday as delegate to the Popu.
list state CONVEX ton
II IL Snyder, of Burlington, is
procuring agents to sell the Irwin
patent brace for gates. y. Lowman
has the right to sell in this county.
Mrs Olmstead, of Garnet, was
the guest of her daughter here
few days last week She returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Mary HowarI and children
came over from Colony, last week,
the guests OF her father, DR.. Ander-
son
9 NJ Eaton, chicken buyer, was
in town, last week, and the farmers
brought in quantities of chickens.
II Lingo and Chas. Robinson, of
Wise, were in town Monday.
Mrs. Rawson and children, of
Miami, are visiting her brother,
Peter Adkins.
Miss Ayres, of Garnett, was in
town last Saturday.
Mr.. Kay and wife, and Mrs. Mize
and daughter, returned TO Olathe
last week, Miss Chloe KincheIoe
Miss Elva home.
Mrs Nora Owens is over from
Trading Post. on visit,
Ewell Hastings came down from
Bonita and will help his brother Ed
with his steam thresher till his
hreshing season is over.
Our grain merchants are handling
quite quantity of grain these
lays
Blanche Lowman ia visiting
riends in Greenwood county
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07

The Anderson county annua
w. G Y. U convention will he
held in the NJ. L. church, Mont Ida,
August 18th and l4th, beginning
Thursday at 2:30 p. m. and closing
Friday, at ~ m. We hope all coun
ty superintendent will come with
good reports from their depart
mcnts Miss Laura Gregg will
give one OF her popular lectures
Thursday evening All are cordial
~ invited.
Gus Graves sells all standard
brands of Lead for IS. so per cwt.
j. l.. Wagstafl left for the east
Monday to purchase his fall stock
of Clothing and Furnishings, On
his return he will be followed by
one of the largest and most com.
plete lines for Clothing for Fall and
Winter wear in Eastern Kansas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
Biography,

James B. Upton was born in
Somerse county, Pa, Mar l3, 1926,
and died Sunday, July 90, 1896. lie
came to Illinois in 1863 and to Kan
sas in 1868, locating on the farm
three and one hall miles north west
of Westphalia, K ansas
He was married in 1850 to Mrs
b. Rafferty,, from which union are
the following children: Frances
Smith, Lecompton; William B., of
Baldwin; Samuel l. of Westphalia;
Mrs Anna Keim, of Logan county;
j Sybert, Of Lawrance; Charles, of
Cofley county; Mrs Edith Stephen.
son, of Westphalia, and John X, who
died Oct. |, 1891 at Lecompton.
Mr. Upton died in March, 1885, and
he was married 10 Mrs M J. Nc.
Conaghy in 1887.
For several years he had been in
pnor health and had been confined
To his room.
He was buried Monday, July ~,
in Cherry Mound cemetery near
Westphalia The funeral services
were held in the NJ Il. church at
Wcstplaia, the sermon being
preached by Rev Mr. Suuders. The
funeral was the largest ever seen in
Wcstphalia. He had long been a
member Of the United Brethren
church and died with firm trust in
al all wise Father who doeth all
things well. -Lecompton Sun.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
BucEIen'S Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruiss,e Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or 10 pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
rs cents per box. For sale by A.
r. Holcomb & Co.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.

For the next 30 days we will offer
all our straw hats-men's and ladies';
also, all our Ribbons, at cost, and
many less than cost, in order to
clean up these lines for new fall
stock Come if you want bargains.
The RACKET-s side.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
CUTTING THE G0RDIAN KNOT
By General Percy Daniels.

This book shows fully what the demand of the Kansas state
govenme 1893 for Graduated Property Tax Mionaires
meant and how it will call to the aid of the party endorsing it
support and enforce it. If want to
the niquy of the schemes which have been
nngy devised and vcousy executed and which have robbed
industrial classes for the purpose making monares and
corruptng legislators and if you would how the friends of
Justice get recruits enough sweep the country 1896 aud
enable them enforce their demands read the vivid deneaon
present dangers and the analysis of the remedial de-
manded by Pupuist government of Kansas 1898 contained
in Cutting the Gordian Agents wanted in every
ship. Price, .25c.; per dozen So. Address
PERCY DANIELS Grard, Kas
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE

For the next 80 days we will of
fer all our Straw lIats-men's and
ladies' /; also, all our ribbons, ut
cost, and many less than cost. in
order to clean p these lines for a
new fall stock. Come if you want
bargains.
The Racket south side
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
SHOW YuUR COa.DRS.
You Want One
Peoples Party Button

The prettiest Campaign Button
ever produced in the United states
Charms everybody who sees il.
One agent sold 25 ia one hour ON
the street.
1t will raise you a campaign fund
for your county. Sells AT only 10
cts 20 for 5 90 by mail Ag'ts
wanted everywhere Send silver
dime for sample. Address,
Literary Reform Bureau, ia West
Sixth Street, Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
KANSAS AGIrAroR. GARRETT. KANSAS.

There was much excitement in
Garnett for a while, Sunday even
ing. People in various parts of the
city heard several shots and
screams, and in short time there
was crowd on the street near The
Bank if Garrett building. The
cause of all this disturbance was a
fight between viii and Harry Shull
and two yonng colored men, Reck
Adams and Geo. Thomas. Marshal
Hamilton called assistance and ar.
rested the colorcd men, but they es.
capped before they reached the Jail.
Both started to run, hut Thomas
soon stopped and gave himself up
Adams continued TO run, however,
and though several shots were fired
at him he escaped and ran to the
house Of friend in the eastern part
of he city, where lie was captured
and taken back to jail The Shull
boys were not arrested at the time
but the streets were lined with PEG.
pie on their way to church, and it is
a wonder that nobody was shot.
We understand that whisky was the
bottom OF the trouble.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-08-07
SA We NONE Ely.

Owners of farms or town proper.
ty that ls heavily mortgaged or
who are in default on interest or
taxes, and fear foreclosure, or even
where property has been sold by
the sheriff, can SAVE MONEY and
possibly save their homes by con.
suting w IT, MELLEN,
Garnett, kas.