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Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

Q~tarihda ira zorsent Gouuip bar
rcmint ct 5orIlaa, iom bon tror III
oriuorc, at 3uo1ippere / Stats banter
tommer til at tabe no9ct. bpts en- Banl
Qadr dalllt. Sen uiatigiie Belism'
metie er ben, at olsIe Sante ben lite
Sult buert Nnr inbbetaler III Stdts'
tasiereren ] Broceut al Snofnooens
lor al opbepnres al BAN iom ct Hsifr'
ps'oub. g(nnr en- Bont bar lnobetnli
NJ Reierpeipnoet minoit 3 Nrocent al
9noduboeue, fan biSie Snobetnl,n9er
pan aumpouina al Stateus Santega'
miner iuoiti0cs ps life nnoer no9en
GmitGuoigbeo ital bet belle Nelerpe'
iouo, lem Ell Snrt iuobetaler til
Z .,Stasierereu operltise 5 Hrocent al
fuooeus. 8 1897 ituIOe Der inS'
y..alcs 2 "gtsiesments", iaa Reicroe'
iouoci bette 9lar piloe nnn minoii $780,
900. DIR. 4taiu iremiotte en- 8elolu'
tlpn. buori Sonaresic n aumooeoeS ON
at tiaaos Stuien at iGlse 2anc ior So
pr. gtcrc tItsoetior $40.
WunOna Soe 5ebruar. Senator
@reen iremiatte ioaa ct 5prlag on at
b%eitatte Grprestompanier. 9an oil
ieuere iremi9tte ct 5Orilus ON at be-
Hattie Sopepognfumpanier.
Statstasierer gtldOls roppcrtereoe
loog, at Der t Statstasien ben 30te
3auuar 1897 bar $324,655; berai
TOR 500, 772 / iplgenoe ialereoe Bans
fer: GIit5ena National, Sarge, s47.s
sol; @rano Sorts National, $9,7l2;
SeconD NatIonal, @rano Sorts,
S3,124; 5irit N%ational, Minoi,
S5,l33. 9isie Banter bapoe itlaet
iaaoau Sitterbeb, at Staten life piloe
tabe Ell Gent pna Dem.
6uiet ueDtOs ct 5Orilag ON at be-
tale Ell Sfuopramie al So for ulpe.
3irsoag, 9oe 6ebruar. Scr. 8rops
ger Inolepereoe ct 6urilas ON at bes
itatte Sppeup9nfompanier. @uperngs
rem bar ianttluneret 6orllusene ON at
ani9tte Ell Surtisifripsr / SGielteret;
at Seieiteret ital bploe ipecielle Getss
terminer % ct 6OrIas ON SpbGuelie
al 2ppen on llorpboelie al ben rusiiite
5ioiel. Senatet peotos Suiets 5ors
Iloo ON at beitatte 2elesraitOmpuuier.
Senator Dunlap iremiatte 5orilas
ON at aiifafe Slieinipettgr Gmbebet.
Senator Gnscr iremiatte SOrIlas ON
at iprpse &cpreientatiunen ira Oct l6oe
leaisla.ipe 0iitritt iii Ell Senator %
3 Gepreieutauter.
Susbas, Doe 5ebruar. Senatet
ueotus 5Orilaset ON iaritilte "Soaros"
ior StatsiGnslet % Teiormifplen.
Senaicr 9ittle iremiatte bette 5orllas.
Elsie "Soaros" ital beiiaa al 5 Wteos
lemmer bper, men Der lfal life pore
2 Mteolemmer ira ct County. Senas
tet pebtps 6orIlaset ON at reoucere
9Dunen Tor Sernbauetommisiiuue
rertIe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
TorD Safotas SeaisIatnr.

5reoas, ste 5ebruar. Suiet peotoe
ion9 TO pistise 5urIng, ium man ban.
Der oil blipe al itpr 6urbel for Staten
% %bioraae til, at bet h~sreiter oil bllpc
lettere at iaa lame Serge enb bet bin,
iii bar oGret. Oct enc 5orilas ueb,
iEtter exemptions" ira $1,000 til
$1,000. iaa benne Gum err Oft, buao
en- aiRlo buuoen Wtaub fan bebploe
iom 1T, naar Sreoitprerne i~oripaer
pna at inbbrtus lit 3ils pOsbapsnoe pep
6j1lp al 2opeu. Oct nnoet SprIlag
neiRtter ben lOolise &ente til 10 Yros
cent % al sIaser er iorbuot. Wau er
aloeles pis paa, at oisie 5Urilas pil
bIipe usOtasue nf Senatet os i~anttic.
nereoe al @uoerugreH.
6uist oeotoa osiaa ct anbet pietiat
Gcrilag um at inobrioe iorialone
Sfnite op III aarst 1895. Bette er Ell
megct lunst 5~oriIns, % man usnter,
al Get oil blorage III, ct Der fcmmer
mango 8snge inS / Statsfusieu. Wan
tror, at Der Uil bliue inobetalt s64o,.
900 ira Counter o. bsnimoo en- balu
Niliou Dollars ira Ssrnbansfpmpas
MIR. zirsms SOrilas ON Banter %
llnperipselisr al Banter sr pebtaset al
Senattt.
2sroas. 6te Gebruar. Senatsr
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Semator VeHcr.

On S%nbienber / "Wem gort Hrss
ltriper: equator Eeffer pll bIlpe la'
net, Haar hans Termin ben Abe g'a''
ct uoe, % en- anben fommsr l q'N'
Steo. Gan er en- eienoommeIIg 6'8"F
% on hans Gmbeosbrcore | port WV
bus iuit lille er meset slao | ham, ~
er Der paa ben anpen She inger, v"
bar imoo bam. San iiooer rel'a"''
os i~friuer. Nlori9 saar ban 'Us''
%iueieu. Sans uenlise os bfpd9'"s,
Seien anbeialer bam til NlGno o. ~"
Nartier. San or nrlis % oV'Ssp
Slet life oum. Mien ban or Den S".
Mano / Scrbeu, TOM tror, al %'P'
rar en- Ytis lion.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

ton at fienoe, ben, iom aole Sor9ere ier
os bar aiuet os. SEQ ueo, jeg blep aloe
les beaeiitret ouer bette U{eiteruert oa je9
ituoereoe ben, o. ~betlngeoe ale Dem, 'on
life bar lart at tienoe Oeune berlt9e aFo'
BEG lu1tece oa, at ieo tnuoe iortGlle hOer
Wauo / erroelesbeo, gjerue ogind Suin'
Der, iom life tienoer Dor 6rnnoIop, ON
bette Document og beoe benz lGle Den o9
lnre oen.
Ga lea life trntte mig noget Otlooel
til oilers at iaa iagt BET. iao oil le9 ''9e
oct iii gjennem "7ecorot.B olten"s opal
ter: Stuoer pore p~oIitiite 5orboloe, por
Sonititution % be for'tieIllGe Sele, AZ
builte port p~olitiite NlaitinerlN er lomlnen'
lat 5Gt big ino / bette, % b!tp Ell
9oroer, life blot / ytapn, men / 8ierring
og Souobeo.
Seq peo life, ON Der er uogtpet nogen
Civil Government" BOG pao Norlt.
6pis lite, iaa itu0er ben pad Gngelf.
San on life Guoelit, ioa IGr bet, os on
bar meo oct famine Ell SunoItab. 1pls
8Gro fnopt fan males. SEQ er utter
paa, at Gnbper, iom uil, tan lRre 'ao
meaet Gneelit. Oct tr9per noturlt9pis
Ell bel Del Grbeioe o. lloboloenbeo, men
ian er oct ionoelig ogiaa ct Irbeior, iont
betoler iig. Mon iaar "a ielpleIgelt9
mere GjIIio til Jig ielp, bIipcr mere 'eiu'
beuioit % isler, at man er 9lmeritonCr |
2lmeritu, % life forticncr ili9c lmntte
ScrRpnclier iom greenhorn % green
Norwegian.
Seq Tom bertiaunos, pa ieg a porer,
og oct igrite Mool, iee itrGbte eftcr, par
at lpre 2auoets Sprog. Oct l~ptteoeS
mig ogioa, mere euo iea hauoe tantt, tbi
M hor ie9 Ell second grade teachers
certificate % boIoer engelit Stole Seq
bar Inlet Auoet al tatte oerfor emo nit
e1et Irbeioe % min llOboIoenbeo. Wit
Hooo oerior til olle %QauosmGito, iom life
fan Sproget, er: Brig ben LANCE 8intcr
iii at lore Gngelit, % ituoer "Giuil
Government. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16
Gtteripsraiel.

gubpcr llnoerrctnin9 til 3. st. Sai9er,
Ct. Na5rauS @iscpniin, ON Oils .. 5fatte-
bots Cpbulositep, ON ban lcper, oil pore
til Soroel ior uGpnte Stattebue; Tube han
uQre boo, oil man slpre lluoerte9Heoe en-
5jeneite pco al mepbele oerom.
24aS !, Il. 0algeu
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

"gas pda llngbommeu."
"9iot ON Seites 90 Boilers SebauoIipa."
"2lt i1tte SOB unoer eget SOro."
"Ee iprunoerliae @anIe,"
"@oee aulsorer."- adn briles uuocr F,ra,r
ct ~oaarIiat &ala " - San brules Ct lHOtt cts
"SllocneH % Eanieialcu
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

Zen al mig mpotasne epmn'il'rr III, AZ y,
'Suspcnuen" I'll $2325 er prsofl q r ,i
en- al Bpens beoiie Sper'ter. og y q" rs
baaoe ! 9etbeb o. llbiesnee mna.s ~ " II
hpilieniombelit $50 Maiiinc. ~; s,rtli,
6%ornsielie at ircmbGre bette iot ,saas
hseen. 5ra9t 60 Gents. Wrs. a.
@aittprn isis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

"0ipn Se9 bar reiit Ell
Government. bel Del runpt her i
8eiteu og er ielpiOl9elig blepen iieuOt meo
6unoreoer al mine 2auoSm4no berouer.
Seq bleu gloO % itoIt, buer Gang lea
trai paa en- iremraeenOe Noromano, iom
par pel inoe / HonOets Spros og bar
taset fine trafti9c Sag / at oreie port DO.
litiife Wtaitiueri. Wen leg bar ogiao oes,
pGrre iruiiet mango, iom life bar for.
itaaet oct al%lerminoite al SanOets Sproo.
og, buaO uGrre er, life bapt oct riuoeite
Sieno1ab iii be 6oreneoe StoterS @rlno:
Lon og De politiite Sammeuieiuiuoer.
Seq ipnes p~irteli9 Spno ON oisie, o. De
maa iloen Spiul isie fig ielu iom fSrem.
meoe % llolauoiuger, enoItignt De man.
eensans er al De beOite Bor9ere. @run.
ben til oenne 3ingeueS 5ilitouo er, ioo
piot iee bar c%riaret, enten 9igesploiobeo
eller for rin9e 3anfer om lie ielp. Wano,
Tom er fommet bertillanos unoer igrti
eaer fem % ierti Nor gamle, bar inocn
l%lnofplonine for, at De life bar lat ito
iuo / eanoetS 6orboIc. Oct er ioa al.
minbelist at bore oenne ubpggeliae Set.
ming; See for 9ommal te "a lare noe
Iist," al uuae RATE Meuo paa lem %
tppe til ireoiue glor.
} De LANCE 9iutre bar Solicit ber ucit.
oper Brrricu life meget at beitille. ut
ltelle Srsotureue toser life iao lana Sio.
gtaor De iaa bar leit Soften, iiOoer Se
borte / Sottelopnstrogeu, roger i'm 9ibe.
tieosr iis o9 iuncS renruO, at 9iuteren er
i0lt lang % ubebaseli9 9iloc bet lite
oGre Ell uomGrtet SeitiGitigelie % 400
5ipSiororip al ituosre Tor Grempel "G,pil
Government? VI tuuue iaa lrve Dor
8esieriusSiorm 90 Den berli9e Sonititu
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-16

Ssi pilps DGre beDrs at ltstte ,iolt oea
res lllpiisr emo al itstte andre 6elis Dtes
ninatr ON Dem. - NL Dumas.
The herald., 1897-08-05
NO CHANGES MADE
Board of Equalization Refuses to
Make Reductions

The board of equalization passed upon
number of protests.S yesterday. In some
instances the protests were denied. sew
eral were continued for further hearing q
and few were lowered.
The largest amount considered was on
the Bryson building, situated at the
northwest corner of Spring and Second
streets and owned Jointly by John W.
Bryson, ST., and Mrs. Evaline Bryson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson's property is as
sessed at $4,000, and the owners wanted
the assessment lowered to $4,000. but
the board denied the protest.
Col r. M. Baker asked that the as
sess'ment for improvements on his LOT
on Broadway near the city hall. assess
ed at $500, be taken off Altogether. and
that the improvements on the properly
on Main and Arcadia streets. assessed
at $500, be reduced to $1,000. Both these
requests were denied.
The total amount of reductions de-
manded yesterday footed up SS77O. OF
this sum $35O0 was for double assess
ments, While improvements erroneous
ly assessed reached $11OO, all of which
were granted.
Today the water company's protest
will probably be considered.
The board desires to notify protest
ants to be prompt in appearing. About
500 protests have been filed, and the
number cannot be heard in the presence
of owners unless they personally attend
to the matter. In all instances a con
clusion will be reached, whether owners
appear in person or not, as the board Wi
not wait.
The herald., 1897-08-05
Uncle Coils Preparing for
the Inevitable
BUYS A TRACT AT SAN PEDRO
BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL rs QUI-
ETLY CoNsUMMATED
Reason for the Recent Visit Of the
Southern Pacific Offcials-The
Price Paid for the Land

What may prove to be a most i'm
portant deal in real estate came to light
yesterday when 1t became public that
the Southern Pacific company has, with
in the past few days, acquired title to a
tract Of 10 acres of water front land
near San Pedro at Point Firmin, for
which the sum of s50000 was paid. AT
the same time the reason for the recent
visit of H. E. Huntington and VIM
Hood was explained-they were here
to cousummate the deal-and it being
completed they departed yesterday as
mysteriously as they came.
The land surrounds the lighthouse at
Point Fdrmin and will overlook one Of
the entrances of the proposed break
water, thereby becoming prospectively
very valuable. The tract was owned
Jointly by John w. Pierson, San Fran
cisco capitalist, who received 1000 for
his interest, the remaining $4,000 going
to the heirs of the Brock estate. Pier
sons interest was formerly owned by
the Broadway bank of Oakland. The
ostensible purchaser is the Pacific I'm
provement company, an offshoot Of the
Southern Pacific and part and parcel of
the big corporation.
As showing the probable Importance
of the transfer and the bearing it has
on the harbor question, it is only neces-
sary to state that a large portion of the
tract will be available for docking and
wharfage purposes when the breakwater
is built, and lying Immediately about
the lighthouse, will be central to all
shipping. Furthermore, gleam of hope
is given that, after all, Uncle Coils is
not exactly sure of his ground and con-
cedes the probability of the harbor being
built soon on the chosen site-not his
by long sight-and is preparing for the
inevitable by taking time by the fore
lock, while he has a chance to get in on
the ground floor.
The herald., 1897-08-05
A SAD ACCIDENT
Justice and Mrs. D. G. Morrison Lose
Their Little Son

The little son of Justice D. C. Nor
rison, who was accidentally shot It Mrs.
Morrison's fathers ranch near Heme t
last Sunday, died yesterday Justice
Morrison was spending his vacation
with his family in the country On Sum
day they left the house with Johnnie
and another little boy asleep. A lady
of the party remained to watch the boys.
She stepped out and few minutes lat
er heard gun shot in the house At
once she hurried to where the boys had
been left to see what was the matter.
The two boys had got hold of 22-caliber
target rifle and were playing with it,
when Johnnie's friend accidentally shct
him in the back. Everything that was
possible was done for the boy, but he
only lived three days.
The funeral will take place this after
noon.
The herald., 1897-08-05
Should Be Encouraged

What kind of a season did you have ?"
asked the first Rialto stroller.
Good" replied the second. 1.-The
ghost walked regularly every week"
THAT is what I would call com
mendable spirit" responded the first
Life.
The herald., 1897-08-05
The Friend

Wallace-Hargreaves had the impu-
dence to accuse you of laughing at your
own jokes, but l called him down all
right.
Farry-That was very kind of you-oh,
y the way, what did you say to him?
81 told him that they were not your
wn jokes at all."-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The herald., 1897-08-05
PERSONAL

Howard McCollum, who has been visit
ing his family at Long Beach. returned
yesterday to his home at Palm Springs.
j. G. Easton of Denver reached the city
yesterday and will remain month Wis
ing his mother Mrs. L. c. Easton Of 344
South Grand avenue.
The herald., 1897-08-05
Likely to Be

THE honeymoon may be said to be
over" said the Cumminsville sage in a
fine burst of ALTERATION, when the bills
for bacon begin to be bigger than the
bills for boxes of bonbons. ."-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The herald., 1897-08-05

Drink Glen Rock water Address b. L,
Smith. 2ls South Spring street. Tel q
The herald., 1897-08-05

1t is estimated that greater quantities
of gold and silver have been sunk in the
sea than are now In circulation ON earth.
The herald., 1897-08-05

For all kinds Of electric lighting and
power plants see Machinery and Electrical
company. s5s North Main street.
The herald., 1897-08-05
After Only Three Days of
Welded Bliss
A BRIDES STRANGE CONDUCT
JOHN R. ROGERS THINKS THAT
HIS SPOUSE WAS ABDUCTED
It Is Reported That the Girl and Her
Mother Have Left for the
East

Joseph r. Rogers, who was secretly
married to Annetta Belle Lewis on last
Friday, is already mourning the loss of
his wife. Mrs. Rogers left her husband
at noon on Tuesday. She left curt note
for him which read as follows:
Joe: l have a splendid plan in which
no one is involved but myself; so no one
is to blame but me. Goodbye.
The herald., 1897-08-05
Only the Good

Russell Sage's recent remarks indicate
tnatl ne IS drifting toward the belief that
only the good get rich.-Washinrton star
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-08-07
@s|ssss|ss|ssssgSss sssasss#
en- ~
81 81 Social and Personal rs
#SESsSESsSESESES ESESESE8!

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr.. Denton Painter returned Satur-
day, from a visit in Colorado Springs
and Denver.
Mr.. w. L. Gerbart Of the Lindell
Pharmacy, left Tuesday for Peoria, H.
linois, where hs was married to Miss
Fannie Shroyer. OF that city, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhart returned Fri.
day, and be at home at 627 South 18th
street.
Mr.. ID. ID. Muir has arrived in the
city. Mre. Muir and Mre. Frances vii
500 are in Wau.eca, Minnesota. Mrs.
Muir will retu,n to her home in Denver
not coming to Lincoln till the fall. Mrs.
Muir's brilliant social graces and tact
have made her large circle Of friends
in Denver, whom she will leave with
regret for smaller place. But the com.
ing seasons dinners, hops and receptions
will take on a sparkle that has
been mis.i ing since the Muirs went to
Denver.
Manager John Dowden has returned
from his visit to the Pacific coast.
Fred Phillips has gono on his va
cation to Boston and New York.
Mrs. Katie Simonton, formerly Miss
Sommerlad of Lincoln, died in Red Cliff,
Colo. on August 2. She was the daugh
TER OF Mr.. H. w. Sommerlsd and sister
of P. A. Sommerlad Of this city. Ty
phoid fever and heart failure were the
causes of her death. She leaves q hus.
band and little girl six Yeas old. Tn,
funeral services were held in Denver,
Thursday. August ). at $50 p. m.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Guthrie.
on Nor day, August 2, a daughter.
ME-. r. w. Clark OF Gripnell, Ia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. A. Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mre. F M. Hall and Mr.. and
Mre. MacMultry have gone to Manitou
for a two weeks cooling and rest.
Miss Sadie Burnham has gone with
her grandfather to Kentucky.
Mr.. Geo. B. Harris, OF Chicago, and
Mr.. Chss L. Harris, of st. Louis, spent
few days in Lincoln the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Beulah Robinson went TO Pueblo
Wednesday.
Alvin E. Pope went to Amboy, Mich,
Wednesday.
W. II. Piper has gone 20 Kesrney for
a few days.
Miss Marian Housewoith went to
Denver Wednesday.
Mrs. I. Heckler has gone 10 Fowler,
Ind, on visit.
Misses Agnes aud Annie Merriman
left Wednesday for st. Louis.
Mrs. A. F.. Walsh has returned from
q visit with friends in Illinois.
j. Cox and family returned Wednes.
day from visit at Ocean Grove.
w. w. Funk and j. @. Cconley Of
Beatrice are the guests Of G. NJ. Funk.
Miss Daisy Erwin OF Indiana 10 visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Deemer, HOO G
street.
Herbert Cress, of Rockport, Mo-, spent
Monday and Tuesday in tais city visit
ing friends.
Miss Brooks, one OF the teachers 10
the Seward public oole, is 10 the city
q few days.
Mre. Hill and Miss Tibbetts are spend
ing few weeks camping at Il, nhurst."
on Lake Okoboji.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-08-07


Mrs. S. b. Nichols has gone on three
months visit to the east. She will visit
River Range, Mich, and Windsor, Can
The Lincoln Wheel club has planned
ride to Burlington Beach for next
Wednesday evening. After steam boat
ride they will wheel back to the city and
enjoy refreshments 10 the cit b rooms on
Fourteenth street. The club is q gal
lant sight when they 20 for club ride.
Though the chargers neither paw the
air Eor loss their proud heads, the riders
are graceful and well gowned and suited.
II it we're not for the talking there
would not be much more noise OF their
passing than when bird darts by. All
members OF the club are expected to
join 10 the Wednesday expedition.
c. s. Polk, "Gro se," he's been visiting
his business and university friends.
B,igadier G snersl ~. Bills was at
the Lincoln Thursday.
George H. Coole and Charles Ii. Wall
OF Faribault, MINI, are the guests of
Mrs. c. L. Hooper.
Karl c. Randall and William w.
Hackney left Thursday for Spirit Lake.
FL. H. Larson OF tho class OF 1893, OF
the state university, was married Sun
day at Omaha.
Every Wednesday there is party in
the saniiarium that is oblivious to the
weather. The temperature OF the pool
is kept at alb ut the same point whatever
the thermometer registers outside. The
number Of ladies' who have got to be ex-
psr. swimmers is large and re-
ceives weekly accessions. Miss Elliott
dives. swims under water, and
Dies all kinds OF somersaults with
the ease Of life long training
and the has only learnedin the
the last few year. Mrs. Ogden is
another who has mastered the salt wave.
Mrs. Osden's high diving and grand and
lofty tumbling makes the little wake of
followers catch their breath. These
ladies have practiccd various methods
Of saving the drowning until grasped in
NEST any position they can swim with
ease with the limbs or portions of limbs
that the imitation drowning per.
son has left free. To those VIII
are unable to take a summer va
cation the sanitarium pool with
it's 142x5O feet CT cool, green water, is
refreshing and stimulating. Without it
Lincoln would be hot desert filled with
travellers with hot parched> threats who
are constantly assaiIed by the tempta-
ton Of Job, viz: ITO curse God and
die A dip into the ocean water at the
sanitarium recalls long stretches OF fiue
sand that morning and evening are
Tapped by the waves that come and
60 at the moons caprice. But the
pool has not only reminiscent beau.
ties; the dabs of light from the
glass ceiling have an Iridescent glow
and grotesque, FOSTER outline all their
own. AZ the swimmers heads are
nomentaiily eLcircled by the sureolas
OF light and as they emerge into the
dimnets around the dazzle. it is Tony
Pastor, magic, now you see me and now
you don't. show.
Miss Olivia Pound went 10 Columbus
Oc weeks visit on Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah F. Harris is visiting Mre.
Dawes in Crete.
MAJ ricd on thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the residence Of tho brides
/, a.onia 1910 X STRAIT Ma Aaifio Z
The record-union., 1897-06-30
FATHER AND SON.
They Are Having Trouble Over the
Latter's Earnings.

What will probably prove an inter
esting case will be tried before a Po-
lice Court jury next Saturday morn
ing.
Complaint was made at police head
quarters on Saturday last, by the
father and brother of Pearley Chap
pell, that that young man had fallen
under the influence of an alleged spir-
itualist, named Mrs. Quarles, and at
her suggestion had refused to return
to the paternal roof
The boys story is that his father
and brother interfered to prevent him
from drawing his salary and that he
has not been allowed fair share of
his earnings.
1t was at first the intention of the
elder Chappell to have his son Pear
ley, who is about IS years old, ar
rested, but acting on subsequent ad-
vice concluded to bring a charge of
disturbing the peace against Mrs.
Quarles.
Young Chappell's brother, who is en-
ployed in Lavensons shoe store, has
also caused the arrest of Mrs. Clough,
a respectable woman who keeps a 1odg-
The record-union., 1897-06-30
POLICE PTCKINGS.
Migrants Given the Choice OF
Leaving or Going to Jail.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing Ed Sheridan admitted that he
came within the purvieW of the Va
grancy Act, and was given six hours
to leave town after being sentenced to
do six months in jail.
Gertie Labarie also pleaded guilty to
vagrancy, and was given six months
and a "floater."
In the cases of Henry Carson and
Ed. Pickett who were associated with
the gang of tool thieves which Of late
has infested the city, the quality of
mercy was strained. The former will
serve seventy and the latter forty days
in the County Jail.
George BetZ entered a plea of guilty
to a charge of disturbing the peace,
and was fined 81 80, while Emma
Jackson, for a similar offense, was
fined SO with the choice of serving
the county ten days. She chose the
ten days.
Samuel Merre1l charged with hav-
ing disturbed the peace at Fourth and
* streets will be tried by jury Sat
urday morning, as will also Cora
Brooks, charged with vagrancy.