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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-15
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Mrs. Caroline Jenkins was visiting
her sister at Harlan last week.
Insure with the Continental Insur-
ance Company. Theo. Patty Agent, Xa
Miss Myrtle Hellyer is visiting with
her Atlantic relatives for few days.
DR.. Loucher, of Adair, was q Sun
day, visitor of his sister, Mrs. Frank
Beebe.
Mrs. Georgia Basham and her
mother returned Tuesday from Des
Moines.
. Mr.. Smith No. of the 8 Smiths Of
Oakfield was a pleasant caller at the
Journal den today.
Miss Belle Leffingwell is at Drake
University, Des Moines, perfecting
herself in Latin studies.
John Gray left Monday for Chicago
to visit his aged parents. He will be
absent a couple Of weeks.
A sixty-foot addition is being built
to the Rothschild elevator under the
direction of Mr.. Sam Brown.
When you need Machine Oil do not
forget Stranger & Hansen. They have
just what you want. Come and see.
Billy Sickels' new, neat grocery
store is an inviting place and already
his trade is picking up satisfactorily.
The extreme hot weather of last week
killed horse belonging to Fred Byers
and another belonging to AL. Herrick.
Gerald Hensley, son of John l., has
gone to the Hensley Brothers cattle
ranch in Nebraska to visit couple of
Miss Helen Kelleher, of South Au-
dubon township, has embarked in the
business at Portsmouth,
Shelby county.
The young folks of Greeley town.
ship had jolly surprise party at the
home of Mr.. E. P. Jaynes in that
township last Saturday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian Church will give an ice cream So
cial at the park Friday evening, July
%. Everybody cordially invited.
An Abba girl had for her gradual
ing subject: "Thrice 1 Did Right
and Heard of 1t Never-Once I Did
Wrong and Heard of 1t Ever"
The following good democrats are
for the Democratic nomi-
nation for state representatives Tom
Kelley, AL. Tharnish and o. P. Tyler.
Mr.. Al. Voorhees,, of Extra, was sore
tary of the Republican county conven-
ton, held at Audubon, July 18th and
he was much praised for his active
ability in announcing results of ballots.
Morg: Hensley, of Iowa Falls, and
Chas. HensleX< of Erwin, Nebraska,
n
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-15

Professor Johnson and family have
gone to Ontario, Iowa, to visit until
September lst.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-15

The. Republicans of Extra township
have nominated the following town
ship ticket:
=. G. Wilson, Trustee.
ID. w. Powers, Justice of the Peace.
Grant Jones, Constable.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-15

Johnny Harrison and Henry Bush
have been awarded the contract to
paint the Extra school house, they to
receive $1,000 for the same. Professor
Johnson's room is to be neatly papered.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-15

Mrs. Wood Cline and children, of
audubon township, have gone to At
lantic to visit three weeks with her
sisters.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-15

]. B. Connrardy and family will
attend the State fair, making the trip
behind Mr.. Connrardy's span of flyers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-15
Dentist: Bishop at Extra every day

Charley Fulton is now at Ames
College.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-07-15

~laasant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
THE BLAKELEY MURDER.
Citizens Indignant Over Miller's Ac-
cusations Against His Wife.

The intense feeling of the men at Port
Biakeley against Charles f. Miller has
not subsidized in the least, and the state
ment OF Miller. published In the Post-In-
feIligencer. has only served 10 add fuel
20 the flames. His attempt 10 basmirch
the character Of his murdered wife IS
peciaily condemned. and the men whom
he seeks to implicats are thoroughly and
Indignantly aroused.
Everybody in Blakeley pronounces NIL
ler's alleged suspicious OF his wife as
utterly groundless. and much doubt Is ex-
pressed as 10 whether he ever really enter
tained such suspicious Mrs. Miller's con-
duct. so every one says, was entirely above
reproach. and she has always been highly
respected In the neighhorhcod.
After being prepared for burial at Bor-
ney & Stewards undertaking parlors. the
body OF AIRS. Miller was yesterday taken
back TO Port Blakeley on the steamer
Wildwood The coroner OF Kftsap county
viii hold an inquest today, and there can
he no doubt that Il viii result In the hold
ing OF Miller 70 answer for his crime
Miller IS lodged in the county Jail After
seeing his attorney yesterday morning he
declined 20 make any statement for publ
cation. and indeed his physical condition
was such as TO make any effort Ia that
direction impractlcsble. His wounds were
dressed, and during the afternoon he was
resting fr a heavy sleep.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

The telephone IN police headquarters
rang ogt ADo2s SIS yesterday morning aid
to al inquiry from Capt Sullivan as 20
who IL vas came khe answer n > fsnnla!zs
voice: TaiA IL TIE T>ytesl house Henry
Welsh has Just been found dead IN his BED
send soFns one down" TAG woman AZ tas
other end OF the phone was Bessie Wslsa.
sae divorced wife % the dead man. who
lived u tAs sans house
Capt. Sullivan Informed Coroner Yam
dell Of she message. ths coroner In turn
notifying ua6ertAks< Bu11erworth. who
drove 10 tho Lytsa house and took away
tia remains II ere sorn5s--lookiag dead
wagon 10 the rn0rgue. where 8 small crowd
OF the EnoEbsdly curious gathered 10 vlew
the body.
From the divorced wife and others about
the place q was learned that welsh has
bean drinking heavily fer some weeks. IN
fact. 20 SUCH an extent as 70 eause death.
Monday night be went 20 ais room II al
exceptionally intoxicated condition. At 3
o'clock his divorced wife looked into the
room. SO she informed the coroner yes.er-
day. and az that time Welsh was IN
heavy drunken slumber. She went ont and
did not see him again until the next morn
ing. when On looking In she found him cold
n death. She attributes his demise to
oyer-indulEence 81 liquor which, she de-
elares. has been the cause OF his iil-fortuns
all through life.
Welsh and his wife Became quite motor
ious some months ago during an action for
divorce brought by tire wife. The court
decreea the child 10 Mira Welsh. who tes-
titled that Wsash was utterly worthless
and unfit 20 care for the little one. a bright
faced girl. named Maggie.
Before the divorce proceedings were In
stituted Welsh and his wife and daughter
lived at Isxaquah. where Welsh had po-
sitioa with the Seattle. Ccal s Iron Com
pany. and which he lest because OF his
habits Upon securing control OF the child
Mira Welsh took her 10 the home OF her
parents at Issapuah and left soon after
for California While size was away Wesh
went 10 Tssaauah and kidnapped his daagh-
ter. kecfsting her In this city. TIE matter
was placed Ia the hands Of the sheriff,
who. after g short search. found the lit
tie one and returned her TO the grand
parents.
Welsh was coal miner by trade, and
was 81 years old He has brother. Thom-
as welsh. living In Canada. and sister.
Mrs. George Fraser, living In Detroit.
Mich.
Corner Yan6ell Il undecided whether 10
hold an inquest, the decision resting upon
the result OF an investigation now being
made by ofncers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

DsyerTlzlss - Ju<sxs Jaoob~ and ne hear
k~4s - Tor February =
40 80 Eoss-as eozxas IN tan acres e.
s1sss os.an<y and Tor fy7gss a. Sssrx-s )
s0nn A. Ardre4a. So 80 49, 80 80
>N-A1g confirmed shs sac.
"a TIE eAss 81 ". p. Nsrrnzr vs.. 7. L
sysoI. tbs sogxiag railway case which
- -. $500 o~en fully reported - re
1919 faHeccsr. J11E. Moore y-ster-
ekon. 49, 0@ AAaS123@~
David T. Denry yesterday saess a csss-
go go .or letters q adc1tnsstr1tEoz ca :hs
vas accompanied by requests Tor r. a.
tie estate. -
judge Moore yesterday gave frEarx for
- p.aAataa II tbs case * thu A. =. Ho-
=. The suit was b-oagns for s0wecsosgsrs
q mortgage given py Eeury aIlas
skAssS." Eco1nsoa-
II the case o. tas National Rsnk Of
AzsFaz. Judge Moore yeSswrzi9y Dismiss
"a the 9ct49u a. 70 ex-fTOv Mr4s~az ard
entered Judgment ~ ae1aElt axAlnse J. 2.
AcSaa&Et for xsss%
-. The wizeo~ r shs ansseors room AZ
ne county ec1-f hSszs&. where rlArr3axe
licenses are ootat22ose. has excited If
sssiikfasssk 81 E1ssrs than CITE observer, as
Dslls decorated with unusual &pproprs-
Inscription Mortgages SATISFIED
Tas complaint In the case q z A
Br4s-ss1nsAn against the city wac Assd yes-
tsr1Ay. Ia which he asks that the assess
naent levied b. orGinaEHce No 49, for
street grade, be held null and VOID. sah
tnaf 10 recover Sl@s-s1, xfth Interest froxn
January p. 1nsI. date and amount or pay
n1enE made BY him.
J. 2. NcElroy yesterday fled a petition
Tor letters % administration or the estate
o. Theresa Elnstean. The petition ressa1es
that Jesse 4 creepoaunl previously aEs-
pointed has removed 70 san FrAac1sea,
and nszlce the appointment OF another
executor oeconSS necessary Mr. McEd-
roy Is related 70 the deceased
William Stuart Fraser ard John Mont
g01nsry Bel have secured Judgment for
come sa.f9s against Irene Gilman l.. G.
LtSL.@Aa and others. Judge Moore ssSusng
the innings and conclusions and decree
yesterday. ordering the mortgage fore
csosed on lots and 8. bioek L. hInnaar's
addition, and the premises sod.
The nrst OF the Ave cases against
Franklin T. Way for alleged eg7a@xzie-
menr. was before Judge JACOBS yesterday.
After several psregnptory challenges from
each aide a jury was tHpanele-i and the
case proceeded. Deputy Prosecuting At
torney Hart had not finished with MS list
Of witnesses at 5 O'Clock and the case
He1t over until $50 this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
New suit. Filed.

The following new suits we're fled IN the
SUPERIOR court yesterday:
Francis Jackson vs. Jacob Julian 80 TX.
--.reInlssary note, $50 and foreclosure.
ec~es
W. J. Burns vs Alexander Garrett of al
- l'rotnfsfoTy note SEQ
loan Guarantee ana Trust Society. LAM
hsd, % london. vs.. Entity Carkeek et a..
rufslissslry note. si-cea. and foreclosure.
fhoeoe y Owens vs. Charles MeAnister
- tSeeoyery ~ property. $50
". T Brawlsy and n. & Brawlsr vS.
s3tF O sea ttla--Recovery % street grade
taxes. g. 81 &
arsncis Howard vs J. r. Brewer r. al.
- l,roInissory note. xSlsa and foreclosure
1harsse II. 8aker. receiver 81 tho Ner-
ehants' Sstionai sank. rs. Daniel Jones
e sl-f'ToIlatssorv notes. $s75. and fore
jacob turth, ass vnee 81 the Guarantee
.eAn AID Trust Company. ~. Patrick Ma
are
American Trust Ccmps1y Va the city
q S@aff e. ReccVcry on street grade war
rants. tSs2 = ans Interest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
MERIT FOUND GUILTY.
Judge Craven Fines Him $50 for SELL
ing Liquor without License.

John Mertx was fined $50 and costs nv
Judge Craven yesterday and A J. Fer
rati was discharged without penalty.
Such In brief Is the history Up TO date
OF the rnuch-talked-of case in which
Mertg and Ferrar. who run the New Ar
linvton restaurant. were charged with
selling liquor without a license,
The ofenSe took place January - c.
y. Chamberlain. G. Z. Delaney and
George f. Bancroft went into the restau--
ant. On pleasure bent and called for
drinks. bancroft standing the treat De-
tective Jack Williams. who thought he
spied a mouse in the meal barrel, followed
the men into the place. arrested Mertz
and Ferra<i and held the three customers
as Witnesses.
At the trial yesterday the three were
put on the stand. Bancroft told OF their
visit 70 the restaurant, and OF his order
ing the drinks. The other two witnesses
were afflicted with a singular lapse Of
memory. and could recall absolutely moth
ana about the alleged occurrence After
the svtleace was IN Gen. e. 81. Carr,
counsel Tor the accused. moved for a dis
TnissA on the ground OF insufficient eyf-
dsnce. But Judge Craven denied the mo-
ton and ruled as already stated Gen.
Carr gave notice oE al sppeAi to the su-
peri0r court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

Chin Al Coon 9 Monaghan waztez n
San Francisco sar eaD@ o1@nss. was ar
rested By Detective PhEztps yesterday az
ocesn dock tESt IS &c stspps4 - ia
steamer Wa31a WauA Ths arrest wss
made On rscetpt q a Telegram seat - Cnses
Reed frosr Portland By +. Il CaIlfu<sor. 4
detective 81 Aorss's agency. san Francis
CO Caoau fQ.1 1sS tNc11ses 80 chm
Gee Hts, = 10 - sssSS!nE re ap2cIatnneu,
q CAinese eczsa3 Tor this port he saws
he ewes mszeT n Ssa F'Farctxco sad il 5
fa- this &c e wAage3 He was greatly
worked ~ ever lis arrest 0fzesr Calm
Gan arrived i8St rtsas Ter a.s pr.saue-.
VIA him was another Ca{nauaAa. Woz<
rsok. wh0 G3ensiae3 ths prtsoaev.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
r.r,se worth Iixtnxs

- mare s. 81 Individual on earth vho
"a gxettsabIe fer thus tHt@TruNAS4n< nina
sgF IN : TIE unhappy mortSl we say
fs-s frars malaria In some Gre ef its d4a-
b,fsraI forras. This = 80 dsGtcusk conan
.4rr-a however. Life S woTta 8van@ pE
srv man or woman - 70 enjoys koo4
S.ests z1A Is rot hsraSssd ~ a r&a~oatc,s-
s,1i g-an=cfsEce. TIE malartAI scoaFEe,
ecsvliv laEd ou, IS . terrible one toE the
rsaor sufferer 20 eG3Ure~ A s@f3e> ~ aFesl-
- s-ltr-nsFzs AID sWezt$-tne last
lesvf-x one as unp and a. stFengThaess
a. Sisa rag. are hard. t0ae@t. recurring
81 they 80 With aenGtsa regularity noS~
fsetersz stomach EsgfeTs - TIE world
prisse known preventive snd GEaHFe or
thfs class - EnAla18es. eiEaeF n the form
al xae and fever. BILIOUS renttfeDf- DUNE
sssss and ague cake Z sd N&tA persist
e. eNev Wti. rely up1n Il. eradicate
disease frcrn TIE system They also oau-
etssr rNeuruattsna- ki6neg and bladder
500, s,tasnts nervousness. dysssssrst1. ANeF
e9rsnlalnt And constipation. and renew
fsfsGng strength.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
WANTED 10 BE SPORTS
TIVE seattle Girls Arrested I'm Taco
ma while En- Route 90 Alaska

Ella Anderson and Birdie Anderson. two
wsyward girls who Live with their parents
il North Seattle, we're arrested yesterday
al Tacoma On message from
Ch8sr Reed. These girls. who are
cutie pretty and attractive. attend
ed dance a. Collins hal Moa5ay
nixht. bat failed % return home. Yasser-
cay morning their parents called 50 poiics
headquarters ana stated % the chief thas
the gir.s had eft on the steamer AK for
Alaska. Aad wanted them stopped a. Ia
coma TIE chief tnmeG atsky tele phonsa
70 the chief a. Tacoma. ard az : clock re-
celve8 word thai they had seea ares 81
There - some ore IN toEn securing
young girls and sendlng them 70 Alaska
10 woES boxes n the dAacs halls Chief
Reed - On TIE lookout Tor this procurer
snG VIII make &; interesting for hlr1 4 hs
continues ais neGAraous przct1cs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
More Mining Comrnnte..

Articles o. incorporation we're fled yes
ieraay for two more mining companies,
via the Iox Cabin Gold Mining Company,
capital stock. 8. 90 90. trustees. George V
Can, NJ. W. Scanlon. Julius wegart and
oswah Meyer, and the Twin Peaks Cold
snd Silver Mining Company. "a pital stock
en 60: trustees. James #. Gilmore. A. II
soelhsrg, r T. Allen. ]. F. Trowbridge
aHE p 2. Carrnil
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

neecfNer Amounted.

David +. Duris is now receiver OF the
Queen City Publishing Company. having
N~en appointed 20 that position yesterday
- Judge Moore. His bond was nxed NJ
N.Ne. snd vas found 20 be In proper
shape. with X. Gottsteiu and r. r. Jones
as sure,iss. afr. Duris qualified by taking
The requisite oath yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

"e aEve q sris-said sale On Chamber.
A'as toesA Gerely, ard cur customers
.sS-laS ir-n g. md near, sr~ak q Il IL
- - nAshes' set-1s. MANY have sad hat
- - sai.esea uvu.a have diesi of Group Il
ss.-A-4lsE-a1n Ioagh Remedy had nos heen
we AHLlAM s QsKAES, SeaYsss, Va
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

Licenses 70 wed were iSsned yesterday
for william Charles Stanley. OF Tacoma.
ard Rose Graham. Of Seattle: Jay l..
Sumner and Anna Msttson, botn OF Seat
lie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

sr tne urazeaes Of children. Some OF re
es.azers arrested a nlA1 named Jain Mar
III ara kept hin Ia Confinement undl o.
eeer cs-lfzra arrived. a. pczice neaeauar-
tiers Il Was discovered that Martin wore
a brown ssi1 rat aid carried soft hat IN
hgz xsosrkSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

Dat - TIE vicinity % tie Madison street
rover sozss there AsS seea ressrairS
GROUND a s0-eAllss1 mAn- Last evening
taexr xxs q rs2esss.ea .. shs &C snzsvs scsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
DIED lille HE SLEPT
HENRY wELxH. COAL MINER,
Found IN THE LYTELL House.

The Discovery MADE by the Woman
From whom He WAS Divorced
Several Years AGo-Cause Of
Death said to BE Overland sigenee
in Intoxicating Lfaaers-Ceroaer
Undeefa~a whether 10 Held an
1nque&t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

TWO men Of pug3,istlo procilvities, r. 81.
Smith and Charles Bruno. were each hnei
s. and costs by Judge Craven yesterday
for engaging in = scrap" on the public
streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
THE PATHETIC SIDE.
~.rvs n DIVORCE CASES THAT
.aE NEVER PUBLISHED.

gnAer Dry Legal Teehsi-
e.Iisi~s Are the hearhress
-, Come FROM the Disrupted
sails Jest Filed, and
Others That Have eone to a.
End.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
PE RSoNAI

Ms u. Noklo3ey iefs iass utEht fcr
zxsffsglegg FER vssst. uaerzce she 81 -
- sT.sr,sgsse. Canada ara back - >Grsa
TYak.ta. 20 szezn&ne0tlg Reside.
IRE total forrest AREA n tss Caise<t
states = estimated 81 -. ss&>ass &e8~S. -
a per eeat. % the tcl&a area
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
Shirt Waists.

Interesting as the day Is iang--snoss
hundreds Of new and pretty salrt
Waists. Ours is the most distinctivsly
fashionable stock or Waists IN the
West. May exclusive novelties are
here awaiting you.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-29

Z"aez"a Geese s~ekretdrzy grip .,oia
sko'cyoh ma zcyczoj ,oysyfania picnic
izy "a 'cstepne, odzndki it, p. od no.
''ych cztonk6c prey ,~cysetaniu aplika-
~ Jestto zryczD niepraktyczny
hdsdd grupa z~,ciqzko,ca (dop6ki 81.
~spendo,cdnq ME jest) ma kredyt 70 5iu.
'ze Rzqdu C~entrdinego. Wo5ec tego
'ekretarze z opfotq ,cstepnego "a noryeI
ezfonk6" po,cinni sie nstrzymae do
o6ty, dop6ki ME otrzymajq rachunku
cd sekretarza je~neralnego. My o nj
erem ME zapomniemy, PREY nypisy,sa-
a,u cyrA'ularzd - o TO obdcy niema.
Gdy zds sekretars otrzyma cd mas cyr-
tuldrz Il rachunkiem) i gdy ae pre-
tond, &c rachunek ten zgadza sic z.jego
~esiqskdmi, po'cinien przesfae ma rece
tdsyera &c. ". p. lyle, lie ten rachu-
1ek "ykazuje ami mniej, ami riecej.
Gdy zaprocadzimy ten porzqdek rag
"a zocsze, miejscd mice ME 6edq te
D0zor5ie niedoktaaaosci, kt6re rie1u
'ehretdrzom gr"p sp0f ME poz'calojq,
4 Jam Przez 70 os=c- l=jcie panocie
'ci.is czds'.. SEKR JESERALSY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-29

JeSei, kto 9 cssonhoD Zv:Gsku n,s Q
'rzymWe ~re9nlarnie ,,Zgody", po,os-
''ien 0 tenn ndtychmiast za,oiadom.s
Sehr. Jeaerdlnego, a mic Redaktora,
Hory : adresdmi od6iorc6r organu
''~c'qzkorego mic rsp6lnego nien,a. III,
'd'ciaddmiaJqc 0 tenn, nalezy przede-
'eszysthiem podae no,cy adres dok9od
ny, oook ddrnego, Teraz dzieje 81.
tdh, Se,Jezei kto ,Zgody" ME otr=y
m,ye reguldrnie, ucdza ga ufascins
mas z'cymyslde 4 ME podae - s,ce9c
adresu! Skutek taxi: dalej ,,Zgod,
rie otrzymu1e.- SskE JsssRALrt.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-29

Sehretarze grup ME nqjq Eadnego
prd,cd kreslie lu6 zmieniac rachunki,
kt6re rychodzq z naszego 6iura. JezeH
'ekretarz grupy otrzymuje z biura na.
s=ego rdchunek, kt6ry sis ME ACADIA z
Jego obficzeniami, potcinien nam taxi
rdchunek z,cr6cie 10 ciqgu 10 najdalJ
dm- nam pozostarie .poso6nose
popra'cienid takiego rachunku.
SRKRRrARz JENKRALNy,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-29

Zouie mojej
Oktawii z Trembihskich GfOwackiej
jake drobny dow6d czci przywiazania
Poswieca te prace
AUToR.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-14
INDICTED FOR MURDER.

The Grand Jury Reports Bill Against
- Jake Merle.
All the witnesses that are connected
with the Jake Merle murder case were
before the grand jury yesterday. The
result was that an Indictment for muir,
der was reported by this body, and
Merle was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Deputy Sherlffs Napier and Irwin,
and placed in the county jail. Merle is
foreman of the Sunset shops in this city
and shot and killed John j. Murtagh.
The tragedy took place at Maverick
park, near the intersection of Grand
avenue, Avenue c and River avenue, on
the evening of August 20, 1897.
Other indictments reported were as
follows:
Assault to murder-Jesus Martinez,
Will Hamilton, alias Will Hall, Pablo
Coronado.
Desecrating Graves-Joe Bemer, Hal
Wallace.
Theft of cattle-Andres De Leon,
DpniOto Ybarra.
Burglary-Willie Stokes, Phil Smith,
Leon Pesendez. Phil. Duffy. Francisco
Rios, Charles Harris.
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SPECIAL MEETING.
Council Convened To Meet DIR. Swear
engen But He Did Not Appear.

Council Convened To Meet DIR. Swear
engen But He Did Not Appear.
A called meeting of the city council
was held yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clock, for the purpose of discussing
the yellow fever scare and to meet DR..
Swearengen, the state health officer, If
possible. Mayor Callagban, however,
could not find DR.. Swearengen and the
doctor did not appear at the council
meeting. He arrived on the afternoon
train with Capt. Jack Crotly and was
met by County Health Officer Berrey
and DIR. Amos Graves, Sr., and was
taken directly 10 the Menger hote
where DIR. Hadra and DIR. Pascha', oil
the city board of health Immediately
called on him. Soon after they tool
carriages and visited the home of the
late Harvey Griffin, the man whose
death was reported as suspicious case
of yellow fever and made a thorough
investigation Of the case.
| Aldermen Hicks, Denny and the en-
| tire council thought tia fact that there
never has been case OF yellow fever il
San Antonio, and Alderman Duerle
said the Board of Health ought To re
sign-as it had lost the confidence of tn,
people. He was called to order by tn,
mayor.
Alderman Denny moved that it wa
the sense of the council that there is no
at this time, nor has there been, an!
yellow fever in this city.
Other members thought it would b
better to await the report of DR.. Swear
engen and have meeting OF the coun
Gil this evening ats O'Clock. The motto
was withdrawn and the council took ad
journment until this eveniT 9.