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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1897-05-13
Executors Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given, that Ietters teft4~
men,ary on the estate OF Eleanor Jayne, de-
ceased were granted to the undersigned on
the sth day of May, 1891, by the probate court
of Bates county. Missouri.
All persons having slsima against said eatats
are required 70 exhibit them for allowance 20
said Ietters or they may te preciuded from
any beneHt Of said estate: and II such claims be
not exhibited within two Years from The date
OF this publication. tner shall be forever
barred. This No, 6sh. lsE.
GEO ID. MCNEIL.
e6ke Executor.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1897-05-13
SCHOOL LOANS 6lASTED-

Co. of Butler, and Lynch & Davis,
OF Rich Hill.
". Z. McGaughey and Frank 0.
Site, adjudged insane aud sent to
Asvlum No. 3.
Warrant No. 159 ordered Cancelled.
M,ssouri State Bank awarded
county deposits for next two years
at l per cen. oa daily balances.
Cant. F. J. Tygard appointed
special agent to refand Mt Pleasant
township Railroad bonds.
Bond No. State Bank as County
Depository approved
Printing financial statement award
ed TO Butler WEEKLr TIMES snd Rich
Hill Review az 25c per square each,
| Contract for abstrsc.ing awarded
Ito CIa-dy & Bruner at 37tc for each
suit brought.
Bridge commissioner ordered to
examine bridge west o. Passaic and
have same repaired.
i Ordered that $1,000 be transfer
i red from Prairie City Ry interest
, fund to sinking fund
II Ordered $1,000 transferred from
J bridge to contin gent fund.
)I County revenues apportioned 81
} follows: salary 30 per cent, paupel
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1897-05-13
BowRN, I'LL, MAY 9, 1897

Oat sowing is about over. Corn
has not been plowed for yet, not
even a furrow. Farmers talk OF
blowing for corn this week. The
mud is about up and the roads are
getting good. have rented 20 acres
for corn. Cyrus has gone to Fulton
county, to work on a farm at sl1 a
month. We are all well and have all
the work we can do at present. There
is considerable building going on.
N. NJ. NESTLKRODE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1897-05-13
Virginia Items.

Hind friends il you wish the Nirgina news
another year,
Do for Aaron what he does for you, tell MN aii
the news you hear.
-. T,>,rs goes tn friends in other states that
set up till eleven, ,,,k.
y do in 1897.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1897-05-13
FARMERS BANK.

20 per cent, contg 20 per cent,
bridge Is per cent, election and jury
Is per cent.
200 bushels coal from W " War
der for Jail at Sc per bushsl.
Tax levies ordered extended, state
% snd county 35 cents on 500 val
uation,
Patent to swamp land issued to @
J Requa, executor, W r Thomas,
assignee of VIM Hunt on q. ". .. ".
1889 81.
SM Doyle appointed member of
township board, Rockville.
Ordered that no more allowances
be made to pay for wolf scalps.
Vantrees Bros awarded contract
to repair Jail at $685..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22
>vprg.nE Notes.

There will be boxing togrnAmcn,
at Turner hall tomorsox evening fyr
the benefit Of BIZ O'Brisn. who was
matched to igh; billy Lambert. bs;
VINO was unable 10 appear N account
Of Illness. Hayes M.h.. % Daven.
port, and Harry Toher. Of thi. city.
WIZ spar Tour rounds; Harry McCoy.
OF huntington. and Jam Mccoy. q
Dubuque. will box four rounds: the
'oss brothers will wrcsiie. and there
VIII be a Ground 20 between Billy
Lambert and Billy O'Brien. o. Nez
Jersey. Jack kivlin aud Bali limo.
thy will also take part.
a match between Evan Lexi., the
stranger. and John vos., a ,hi.
city. has been arranged by Billy CIR.
ION 70 tase place 81 Harp.r's ihesirc
Jan. 20. Lewis agrees e. throw vcs.
SIX times IN an hour OF forfeit Ss5c.
sutton be-ted Harrison at ii-ich
oaik line a. Cations billiard acs-
demy last night. making 3 high run
OF iVi In Hotpoint GAGE. Harrisou's
score BEING so. Sutton also heat Gala.
gher ut 3-cush!on caroms. Then Gala
CHER took two Of three games Of 3.
cushion csroms from Cation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22
AT THE ST. LOUIS END,
The story OF oa,wssier's Hsnsns,e E.es
pSse % Pictured.

The story OF Oa!wssrer's Rsmsus,e Eco.
p>se ss Pictured.
Fred Ohlweiler, charged by Ferdi-
nand Holdorf. manager of the Hen
ming Brewing company, with en-
bezzling ESQ. was taken before JOS.
tice Weld for preliminary hearing
yesterday afternoon. He waived
examination and was bound over 10
the circuit cour: in $500 bonds. He
went Jail, not being able to furnish
bonds.
The St. Louis Chronicle pictures
the cause Of Onlweiler's arrest with
variations as follows:
Fired Ohlweiler was arrested =,
Thirteenth and Olive By Detective
McGrath and was taken back TO Rock
Island. H., Thursday BY sheriff =.
5. Hull to answer n charge Of embez-
zling $500 from the Heunirg Brew.
cry company. Oalweiler was r.
oook-keeper. snd had n wife and four
children. lie became infatuated
with Freda Mccoy. a retired variety
actress. and il is alleged spent hi.
own and his employers money on
her. Then he fed. From here he
wrote the woman. telling her q
come on. He warned her not IA
show the letter to the authori,ie.
md declared tina. he would no; b.
taken alive. Nevertheless. Miss Nc.
Coy did tell the police. When oh!.
weller was arrested he made no re.
sistance. At the Four Courts the
police found letter 40 Ohlw.ilsr'.
pocket addressed 20 his wife IN witch
he said: If an officer comes 20 AZ.
rest me for nv crime a, Rock leland.
I will not be taken alive. will
shoot the officer and then kill nv.
SELF"
The Globe-Democrat adds its share
to the romance BY the publication OF
the appended letter. which IL SAY,
was written nv Ohlweiler under a.
assumed name from ST. Luis Z,
Freda Mccoy. an actress In Rock la
and. Jan. IL:
dear Freda: am sorry that
have 10 write this letter. a. 70,
promised me go faithfully that yc,
would be With ne. hut YOU f.iicd Z,
do so. ! will give you Iiil TuesIa,
evening To get here. and Il You d
not, remember the last wnrss s.i.
to you, aud they will come true. ne
love you so well that you must Do
with me; aud Furthermore. no on
will take ms alive. I will not 20 b.
hind the bars. ! will die first.
have got n place 10 work, and 10 81
not bothered ! will send every cen
back to the place where got il. q
sure and come. This IL Your las
chance. aud be true 20 nc. a. 20
said you would be. Don't let az
one see this. or I: will be bad Tor 20
and me. Your true love
TRFp SCHMIDT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22

Hoods Pills act harmopiously With
Hoods Ssrssparilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22
SCRRElNER SICK OF 1T.
Second ward Alderman world E..irn 30
al. Term VS. Not s..rts Over.

Second ward Alderman wor'd " ..trn 70
al. Term W.. Not s..ris Over.
Aid. &. j. ". Schreiner Is sick ~
public life. The manner ia which
his name has been associated with
the storm drain fraud has thoroughly
Disguised him with the lot of an
alderman. and he was on the point
of resigning yesterday. but concluded
In view o! the fact that his term l.
SO near at an ed to serve il out.
.'Yes," said the Second warGer. t. sn
ARGUS representative when spoken
to OF his desire to rid himself Of
aldermanic duties. today. ~ did speak
Of resigning. aud / would do 20
but for the fact that my term j. 50
nearly out. that IL would either leave
my ward with q vacancy in reprcsen-
tation in the council. or recessi.ate
special election. | consider 70 NV
duty, therefore. 10 remain until my
time is out, but do 80 much s.ainst
my inclinstious. I was so much
erieved At the way my name has
been mentioned in connection with
the storm drain that 7 determined &
get out OF the council entirely. but
on second thought concluded iha. I
mad best rem lain until the oxpirst on
OF my term. shall be heartily clad
when that time comes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22

Casearets Candy Cathsrtic. the
most wonderful medical discovery OF
the age. pleasan. and refreshing 20
the taste. sc. gently and positively
on the bowels. cleansing the entire
system. dispel colds. cure headache.
fever, habitusl constipation and bill
iousness. Please buy and try q box
Of c. c. c. today; 10. IS. so cents.
Sold and guaranteed 20 cure by all
druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22
HIT WITH COUPLING Pm
syss.m.. rssss . s.-s r.ss-ea 81 60.
r. rts =ros.

sssesmsn r-ssr s..n f.ss-ea 81 tiss
r.srts f=roe-
Peter Jensen. ISIS Eighth avenue.
/, switchmzn for tie Rock Isiand q
Peoria railway. vas struck IN sbs
forehead By fyi' & eospiing pin IL
;ao yards >; the ioot Of Tselfis street
YESTERDAY a'torsous.
The accident eocuFfsd ukile Jsn.
sea ~as "a the act oi uniiinr the car.
with iiferes; eosplors. ~ car with
the straight draw pin knocking ihs
pin or 'h- Jenney coupler into ihe sir
a1e striking Ssiiehmsn Jensen. who
~as stunned hy the blow. Df. De
Silva dressed BIS Injury. q gash in
the forehead. BE then ~eat O. his
home. lie vii. be laid up for several
dsys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22
Rh.asrss,.n ga sssssns...

Zii. H.. Dec. %. 1881 bad
rheumatism which effected nv bens
ard eyes. and ~as 80 weak ihat
could scarcely ~sls. . had no ap.
petite. and began tAtiag Hooe's saf.
ssPariila- ! coon gained nv strength
and appetite. aud ! praise Hoods
sarssparills 20 every on. Tor the good
~ has done me-" Lille T.. Wells.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22

Tho isxes for 1895 are row due
aud payable ~ she Law ofiice 81
O. Z. Cramer. l7i2 Second avenue.
Bring Las. years tar receipts
and avoid delay in searching for oe-
scriptions. HENRY EEorsrn.
Township Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22
Hell is Paved

With good intentions So sage said long ago.
Even In these days we find many who intend to
do well, but seldom do. Shields intends to give
low prices, and he does it to the satisfaction of
every one. Keep yourself posted by watching
this space and you will find many things that
will assist you In saving some of those lovely
dollars, and at the same time live just as we'll
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22

Mr.. Porter several times remarked
that he believed they were trying TO
poison him, so Miss Dion says. bu,
they told him his Imagination was
trou bled. Mrs. Porter says that
Miss Dion is a silly. simple girl who
has been drilled in the story. She
saws the. crime. il committed. was
the work Of Miss Dion, without her
knowledge. and she said that she
picked the Dion girl up at the
Worlds fair, she being homeless.
her parents, who live a. Laran.
Ill. having csst her out. She hss
always been q man hater Mrs. Porter
declares. and often expressed threats
OF killing Mr.. Porter and others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22
You Want

A GOOD, STOUT,
elegantly fitting shoe. Women
have quite outgrown the'idea that
pretty shoe must have paper so'es
and high heels. Exercise has
taught them that nothing looks so
well as a substantial leather shoe
with extended sole and military
heel. They are built mere on the
lines of mans shoe and have all
the characteristics. They fit well
and are altogether fitted TO the ta:-
Tor made, natty women.
DOLLY BROS.
SJ7 TWENTIETH STREET
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-22
To Cure . Colo IN s,s. Day

Take laxative Brono Quiniue Tab.
let's All druggists refund the
money II 10 fails TO cure IS cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
TWAS NOT ENOUGH.
Bailard's Council Scales the Value
OF Treasurer oiesoa's Bond Down
to $500 From $4,000

Treasurer l. g. Blossoms bond for the
city OF Ballard was passed upon by tho
city council Tuesday night. and after a
rigid inspection OF the valuation OF the
property % the suretIes not exempt from
execution. the council referred tne bond TO
Oieson aud gave him another week TO Sc
cure additional securities
City Attorney I. V. Davis BY instruc-
tion from the council. reported the as
sessed valuation OF the property OF each
surety and tas amount OF judgments and
mortgages. Il any. standing against the
property. The face Of the bond amounted
10 about SI3e3o. bur the council. after the
inspection, considered IL good for only
$50
Oleson was present and made a calm adj
dress 10 the council. ia which he stated
that he thought the bond sufficient as the
soreties were owners Of property outside
OF King county. which the council refused
10 consider He thought the council was
not treating him fairly. and he was Ioath
10 take any more trouble In securing bonds
men.
Bids for the city printing were read
from the News and Ballard Union. That
OF the News was cents per inch for the
first insertion and cents for each add
tional Insertion The Unions bid was Is
cents for the first insertion and 10 cents
for each subsequent insertion. The let
ting OF the contract was deferred for one
week 70 give the council time 10 ascertain
which bid was the lowest and best.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
EXAMINATION DATES.
For Applicants for Positions In the
Municipal Civil Service.

Notice has been given by the civil serv-
ice commission OF another series OF exam
nations for positions in several municipal
departments. They viii be held al the
city hall and viii be open to the public.
The first on the list is for the police serv-
tee. February a. The examinations viii be
for promotion. also for original entrance
10 the positions Of patrol driver and dog
catcher. There are no cl!gibles at present
for the position Of patrol driver so IL one
OF the men now employed should drop out
the first eligible under this examination
would be appointed. The charter provides
that there shall be competitive eXamina-
lions for all positions, except those speci-
aed As the position Of dog-catcher Is not
Ga the specified list. the commission has
the task OF examining applicants for that
important place.
Examination for promotion in the fire
service viii DE held February Is and for
original entrance 20 the positions OF en-
ginesr. driver. plpeman. truckman. and
pipeman OF Fremont hose company. March
J. There have already been two examlna-
tons for engineers IN the fire department.
but the eligible list Is stiu short. Good
engineers who can All the requirements
wil. therefore. be reasonably sure OF po-
sitious There are four vacancies IN the
Fremont hose company.
Applicants FOR positions in the mechani-
cal engineering service, Tor original en-
trance 90 position or engineer of water
works. viii be examined March I.
Civil engineering service--Exsmjnations
Tor original entrance 70 the positions OF
computer. draughtsman. transitman.
chairman. axman: also IN the Inspection
service. street and sewer Inspector. March
g. The examination for positions mention
cd iu this service are held on account of
the possibility Of construction work dur
ing the summer on the Cedar river water
system. which would require several men
in each - the positions.
No application for examination for orig
fnal entrance viii D. received later than
six DAYS prior 20 the date Of the exs nina
ton Each applicant VIII receive postal
notice Of tire exact tine OF his exsTira-
tion. No applications have heen fled for
promotions except in the fire and police
derartnlcnts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11

Rawson: I'VE have a fury case. Satur-
day would do all right"
THAT will not do for me- replied Win
stock: ~ m going 10 Alaska on that date
why don't you put off your trip?" said
Mr.. Rawson.
Mr.. Winstock did not relish the susges-
ton and wanted the case set down for
this morning He said that IL would
take him twenty minutes to argue his OBJ
lection. fifteen minutes 10 examine his
witnesses on trial. ana some time 10 cross
examine the witnesses for the prosecu-
ton The case was finally set down for
this afternoon at o'clock, with the pro-
viso that If other cases prevented 1t being
taken up a continuance would not be
opposed.
When the complaint against Miss kau-
BILE was read Mr.. WinSIock called for
bill OF particulars. He said that such and
such acts were charged. and he wanted
TO know the exact dates and persons inn
pncated. Ex-Judge Glasgow represented
Miss Emma Kimball and interposed the
same objections as Mr. Winstock had in
the other cases. Mrs. Kauble formerly
lived in Mount Vernon, Sksgit county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON.
Another Gift 20 the Library-Advan-
taae of the Educational Code.

The library Of the University or wash
ington has received a most valuable set
OF books as a gift from the Bancroft
whitney Company, publishers Of law
books. The gift consists OF complete
set of the public documents OF Washing
ton. These documents comprise the re-
uorts Of all state officers and institutions.
They are issued biennially in pamphlet
form and these pamphlets are soon scat
tered so that Il is nearly impossible 10 Sc
cure a complete set of them. This set
was saved and bound, except the pamph-
lets Of the present legislature. which are
unbound. Mr. Samuel B. Folger, North
western manager OF the company. whose
office Is in Seattle, secured the set In the
course OF trade and presented X 10 the Il
brary. As the years roll on these books
will greatly increase in value, as they are
the repository OF the states official and
institutional history.
some OF the young ladies' of The uni
versity have organized a Sorosis Club and
on next Friday evening the club VIII en-
terrain friends at the home OF Miss Mary
A skinner in West Seattle The party
Is sure 10 be a social success. Il includes
transportation across the bay IN a steam
launch secured for the occasion.
There are several bills now pending be-
fore the state legislature which AFFECT the
university. but these are all now more
AEELE 10 ntt8A4E 40 " . O. tAAE A%A4e 20 --t-
resolution caHs upon the Joint commit
tee On education 10 codify al Jaws or ed
ucatgonaI matters and submit such code
To the present legislature. This viii give
the best possible opportunity OF unifylag
and harmoaizing the existing body OF
school and university laws The work IS
being supervised by State Superintendent
=. ]. Browne and. u successful. 4 VIII
certainly reflect great credit on his al
rufrisgrattou OF taat Office.
A local athletic meet was held ST toe
university Thursday, IL waich the uni
versity men EaO are preparing Tor the
srrfns intercollegiate neld day. partici-
mated The events we're running high
iu~1p. hslf-u1ile run and indoor baseball
game. In IRE running higa Jump D. Il.
palmer wna FIRST place AMI J. F. Mulaoon
second Carl +. Morford Won the half
mile rra. with Palmer as second The ~
door baseball game vas between players
chosen from the Junior and freshmen
classes or oue SIDE aud the senior ard
sophomore classes on ire ether. TIE tun-
iors and freshmen won by a score % 8
20 :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
Court Notes.

In the case OF Anton Hosen vs., Lafay-
cite Netzger. Judge Moore signed ORDER
Of default against MetzgeF.
Ry agreement, Judge Benson Yesterday
continued the case OF c. NJ. Sheate. re-
ceiver. against the eity. til February Is
a, 80 2. -.
Judge Moore yesterday signed decree
awarding Anton Hagen judgment a4a3ost
LAFAYETTE MttEEer TOT 49," Pf"Attt79f's
note and interest
r,.m3ttlt.ir fra the case OF joan McEra th
- David Gilmore &c sl Nf- csette1 ana
aled Yesterday. Affirming the decision o.
the superior court.
PE-herd Sake Jones Yesterday Sled no.
ft.s 90 appeal from the judgment recent ~
.hfsfnaa against MIN fn the superior court
ev Mrs Mary Carney.
Thn ease IN which r. A. =. Wright sued
81 carr and others on a $50 note was
v..1.rssv settled hy Judge Moore. Nho
-.sned a decree for tAe IL iatlu-
In me case ~ william stuart Fraser -
az vs. Irere. 4 Gilman g a. JUGS
N,,rn Yesterday sustained the demurrer
~ the plaintiffs 90 me 0r4ei'Astiie@ Nt'ti-i'
sgiye answer
IN the case n Edward q Neufsl3er -.
Louisa Denny ~ a., judge M'oFe yes
ierday signed order 81 de5eatt ,-. i'>s
fha Thtra street s SUBURBAN hAil@ Az
t'enpzrv. one Of the defendant
0ftr#st notice was Sled yesterday r. ;he
sh.ta department o. ire dtssasfS" ~
V-EHsn MadIev and y t4.au luHoa NJ
fEgHl tEH StttsfL+- AEttt ~ tfas .'f
s-sfsf,itisn es John II. Magic. February :.
The suit % k3ng county aS2iast the
s+sfa Tor cauFeHona tiaa oI the FiGht 81
wsv Tor The Norlh canal vas he{oEe JL-se
49, -, Yesterday Most of the zstsrr 13n
vas taken M VITA thc sele> tien ~
fary,
In che two cases % Edward e. Nsaselter
"a Yonfsa Deuay ~ a.. one ~ "hlfh
was based on So se pEeln a,.s,.s. - as
snf shs other oH a. 8 40 prem ss9fs a1t'-
Futre Meore YESTERDAY signed sect"e
ta favor - ;he. p-aint.3-.
Articles % Incorporating were Ele5 > IS
ter,fsV Tor the CIleart. DeGVer Gold &fe
silver Mlning Company, Ter = term 3.
rff,, wears. raniEai stcCS. &toess ln .
saa~eS. trustees, Herman tstlberf+ =. h
Euukei = : poJvsn, tssorse 4 0i4peft
au9 rs1uis Gilbert Office, SssAttle-
Nesiea ~ appea} FROM tne decision ~
,H.. Board CT state hard cou1Esaiss1oTEefS
49, 6ia.s Yesterday ~ rhe e2ctson 8 fNosf
MA Company against me t's@ Mss
pairy Company and tee y sans. -
f,~s.ss-{ne srouuanv. aEt Involves toe PRIOR
rsahs 80 purchase lots - j ana - bi"eA
~ seattle Tste lands
a-sf-pes 81 Incorporation were FLED yes
..trssv for xhe Saeai bay Mains Aao
sF5frs~e C0rupaay Eer term q Dlty
,..s.s. eAnttRf stock S4-eAstss- ha =
sht~as. frsls8ets. ThorTl4S n jones ~
4 cav Oscar II Ercy Wt.ltAHs selet-
~ a~thar MURRAY. Prank EocE asa
ftsses Seehagn- Office. Seattle
Ths damage ssiit az samuel Dxon. re
ehtce ~ asks Ter $3.50 tadSElf p.
seafnst the RAsnter PoN~r an
RaMRay Company Neat % tne }aEY -
Jease 1ASoss' department. yessSss~S a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
ACCUSED or IMMORTALITY.
Mother aud Daughter Arrested on
the Same Charge.


The municipal court was the scene o. a
warm srEumens yesterday afternoon be
tween CITY Attorney Bawson ana Attor-
ney Melvin q. WinstoCk. Winstock rep
resented Mrs ENTITY Kau6le. a cookbook
fnE. mitdle~aEed woman and her dauzh-
Ter. Lizzie kauhls, an attractive young
woman who were arrested Tuesday ex-
eniaE together with Miss Emma kim
ban A. the Famous lodging house. on
First avenue. near Tire corner OF PIKE
street. on the charge - immortality. Ex-
Municipal Judge Joseph Glasgow appear
81 as counsel for Miss EirnAaM The COM
plants we're signed ny Patrolmaa Hug.
After Attorney Rawson had finished
reading the complaint against Mrs. Kau-
h}e. Attorney Winstcek arose and object
IS 90 the Jurisdiction % the court. claim
3ag THAI & appeared - = The defendants
had been rudely tsrke3 into court without
the serving OF warrant This point
las never been settled continued Mr..
N.nstock. ~and 7 should ike 20 have a
decision. 7 suppose that the ruling all
- against ne. but Z desire % preserve
NY rights n case o. an appeal
What reference can you submit IL
cairss Acting Judge Craven II have sew
eFaA bar All that al be necessary is a
~fce1, case from Michigan. think Cg.y
Attorney RawsGg w.il recall the case
''Isoat recolloct anything about she
casa rasortet ths city attorney
Thes Nr. WinstocE au3 Mr. Rawsoa
engaged - g wAr q words as - when
'the cass should - heard Wlnstack
EtEzed &c brought un - 5000 "a possible.
E,z VISOR wanted E-le 20 prepare an ar
Eluenz
The prosecution Eas ready enough TO
yaaS these WoEsn .a.o court" sata VIA
Stock. 'an5 ! thilk THAI u Should "a ready
10 Sfvs them = SPECIFY hearing"
How VrlA soBcrrow morning doT" sax
ge4ge2 Ire f@1Ss- NevxE.% replied Lr.