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The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
Double Tragedy at Grand Rapids.

Ira c. Hatch was the central figure
in a double tragedy at Grand Rapids
on the afternoon of the Goth. lie shot
Miss Ruby Sherman, with whom he
had lovers quarrel, and then shot
himself. The woman died instantly
and he succumbed few hours later.
The enc OF the tragedy was in an as
sigBatiou house and jealousy was in
spired by her desire to get rid of him.
The woman was about 81 years old
and went TO Grand Rapids a year ago
from Nashville. Hatch was son OF
the late Judge Hatch, one of the oldest
settlers of the city, and was born in
Grand Rapids in 1852.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27

The drouth in Branch county was
broken on the 10th and the farmers
are jubilant.
The Carp River furnace, near Mar
Quite. which has been idle for the
pa, eight years. has resumed opera.
tons again.
Eugene Mcintyre, OF Ann Arbor, is
the champion sparrow killer of Wash
tenaw county. He has killed 1880
doriDg the past summer.
Ludington's 100000 bond issue was
sold for 81. 900 premium, and now there
H. row. IL is claimed a Cleveland
G IN offered 81. 500 premium.
twenty-five car loads OF sheep were
uuioaded at Vernon on the 18th. The
owners intend TO operate a big sheep
ranch in Shiawassee county.
John Il. v. Blake, who is frequently
mentioned In rle Transvaal war dis
patches as captain in the Boer service,
4 q former Grand Rapids man.
Durand is putting on metropolitan
airs. Tho. houses will all be numbered,
the names OF streets shown by signs on
zhe corners, aud directory issued
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
A INCARCERATION.

The father-in-law (sarcastically)-
Isn't it pretty soon in the day to bor-
row money from me? Why, you've
been back from your wedding trip only
three days. The Bridegroom know
it, sir, but when we started out had
no idea that the wedding trip would
fall so near the end of the month.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
Female Prosecuting Attorney Ousted

Ms. Merrie Hoover Abbott, prose-
Gu ,ng attorney of Ogemaw county, by
an opinion handed down 10y the SUI
preme court on the 18th, cannot hold
the Office. The constitution of this
state docs not express constitutional
or statutory authority which would
make a woman eligible to bold this
Office, hence the judgment of custer
against Mrs. Abbott is ordered. Only
electors can be chosen for this Office.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
Wreck on the wabash.

A bad wreck occurred on the Wa.
bash road about four miles from Wa
bash, Ind. on the night of the ed by
which one man was killed and one ia
tally injured Thirteen loaded cars
broke loose from freight train and
ran down grade 70 point where there
is sharp curve in the track. Another
freight was coming west at a lively
rate Of speed and struck the cars with
terrible force. The engine was thrown
20 feet from the track and the cars
were smashed into splinters.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
A usssu, GIrt to the U. or NJ.

Among the gifts to the general lib
rary of The University of Michigan re-
Gently received is one from the Turkish
government, made through President
Angel, ex-minister to Turkey. 1t con-
tists OF 16S volumes used for instruc-
ton in the primary schools of that
country. The hooks are all in the
Turkish language.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
Games Grocer Co.
Phone 81 20 y. Main
Phone e.

Mr. Chas- Garvey returned % his home
IN Chicago yesterday after spending ths
holidays with his wife ard parents, NJ
and Mrs. ". g Eevcomb. 81 North
waco avenue.
Mss AIice Hel5s-r. who hzs been We
fling with relatives ard friends n Ca
lena for the past Ten weeks, has returned
q wichita ard resumed her posltoa II
he Boston Store
" II stics LEFT yesterday fo- Green's
burg, kan, OF business n cozzecttsa
with TIE removal q tas water works
plant from tAzr place - Ava, o. 2. lie
VII be Eoae several weeks
Cry E-ec-r1cszn Mcvay bad rather
exciting experience z.th a Gre in RS
room yeztsrsay TIE Porue-s caught
Ere from 3 lamp. but he sxtizE sishea TIE
blaze without calling eat TIE department
WI stee-e was arrested yesterday aftsr-
zooa b. Cfz1er 1ner or tAs charge q
stealing Ca from Missouri Pars1c caz8
car sseess f. c5sere5 noaa- He VII
have hls trl4l thls m5Fziag before pslos
eoE--
The couzty c7z--5szfs-s-s hare ap-
proved ths a,azss q re va-sszs tgEa-
strip osaee-s tA-3azsoat tAs cozzty.
There = lsrze number q township o.
soe-s and iae c9mz1sz-91e-s we're beEy
q day o. this 91s 500.
Ato-aeT Frsa BeaEssy has returned
f-szn al srsea5es 9-osezzsssal trip -
Cage sF- Bentley Sc oozs.aerssi ore
. Ire Ses. z1ts-zegs @: "a SARA Ee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
CITY IN 3 REF.

Thos. wilson went to Topeka yesterday.
Sam Arnidon went to Kingman last
night
Harry Dedrick Is in Oklahoma on legal
business.
Attorney Prigg OF Hutchinson. was in
the city yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. Overrocker Of Coldwater. Kan, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk, 81 North
Market.
". J. Puett OF Newton, deputy revenue
collector, was in the city yesterday on
business,
L. H. Mustou, the leading merchant OF
New Murdock, was here yesterday buy
ing goods.
Otto Eckstei1 went to Kingman yes
terday On legal business. He wiz be gone
several days
Ex-she-iT Smith Of Marion county. was
IN the city last evening visiting Detective
Harry Sutton
Chas. z. Bigeiow LETT for Portland.
Oregon. yesterday. where he VIII 80 into
the insurance business.
Mss Matte Muffin, bookkesper AZ the
Wichita BottHng Works. has been quite
81 for ths past few days.
Teddie cox viii join out with the
No-ey stock company when the show
leaves here and VIII DO dancing.
The parking around the court house
ward Is being soded and placed IN con-
dits5a Tor early sowing OF grass seed
Attorney WEI Ayers returned yesterday
morning from Topesla. where ne attended
a meeting Of The Popullst state commit
tee.
Mr.. So, Tut.ls q Caldwell, Is IN ~
city visiting relatives. He - ere q the
executors o. the estate OF ths late Gopher
Tu.t,s
John Nicholson. vel known attorney
CT Newton. ard a member % The G-n o
Peters < Nicholson. was IN tie city last
evening
Chsef q PoZlos Cub5o1 has tEo rev
sgns II his ot.ics az the city building.
they are: No Smoking AIlowe1~ a11
Danger, Eses Out
Part a a watch fo5 with green car
neHaa charm vas lost O Lswre1cs ave-
rue yesterday morning Ths finder IS
2sksd . retarn /: 70 the Eagle oGse-
william johnson ard Hea-y Smith
we're arrested yesterday Tor riding q axe
sidewalks, They xers shs first - bs
caught to- his ozease 1or several Essks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
GAVE HIM FINE RING
Telephone Employees Entertained by
Retiring Manager Duggau

Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Duggan enter
tanned the local telephone employees at
the Duggan home on South Lawrence.
Refreshments were served and general
jollity INDUCED. After refreshments Mr..
Gemeny, as advocate for the employees,
presented Mr.. Duggan hne gold ring
with appropriate setting as token Of
the appreciation IN which the genial
manager IS held. Mr.. DUEEan said he
appreciated the ring. but not less than
this the faithful assistance he had been
given. These present were: Miss Lottie
Armatrout Miss leila Dumont. Mss
Katie Caimen Mss Marie Mckenzie.
Mrs. Belle Luce. Miss Mildred Cone. Miss
Dell Kindred. Miss Cora DUggan. Ernest
Gemeny and William PediEo.
Mr.. Duggan VIII leave for Kansas City
tonight. where he assumes the office Of
general Inspector OF the Missouri and
Kansas Telephone company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
"oIRT DEFIES THE KING" THEN
SAPOLIO
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITsELF..

system. ard tas seope ~ rs leEz. szttss
az sad - - Wing
Mss virginia Mz-pzeT 70 Cfseag1
niece a -saz ne-Ys~y. 20 srsta Fsaa.s
avsa1s = vlsl1rE fsT 3 fsw 1ass VIZ
TIE family q NJ EzTDasy sas = o.
nsr return 70 C'Aseaxo 49, . 2.eas&o}
vls, E1-A frfszSs q s5e--zn. TaEas-
TIE fsnsrzI services q Wz @. KAY
Ell % ooasaets5 ~ ths UEs1z Vsssr&as
Ualga q szzca - vzs nsnosf. A.
c5nrzses are eors.41ly tss1fss - stssz1
enc services az hAH eve- LFznaars. ca
Ns-ta MAlz stree. 3. - p r.. Lsscsz-
Or =
Caaa Ceasrezr. ssastF district clerk
teox a5a8sealg q. ~aHe 81 tFeakt4a. a.
T1sxe acCangeaF yssterGag as vas
czsaSsE.e6 - taks - a,s I'D Ee rrefss1
zTeat pals az say aaa sssze sassslssrs
~ zGzzfsafss - rs fEsezzz A. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

TEN for the dozens Of little remem-
ORANGES sent them this week. No one
who has never seen the switchboard at a
busy time can have any idea Of the di-
vine patience the Central girl must have
to put Up with the aggravaion Of hun
bred irritable people in a hurry. The
fact is the Wichita girls are not only pa
tent but diligent to accommodate pat
rons beyond the bare necessities Of the
Office rules, entities them to the best
consideration grateful community can
bestow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
WAS A BOGUS DRAFT
Carey Hotel Cashed some Bad Paper
for Travelling Man.

Ths Carey hotel was biIked for $50 by
a travelling man who claimed to be rep
resenting the Sheridan-CIayton Paper
company of st. Joseph. Mo. On the
evening OF the 21st of this month, before
leaving town, the travelling man, B. G.
Chancey by name, gave Mr.. Eaton a
sight draft for SO on his firm. Nobody
thought anything more about the trans
action until Wednesday when the draft
came back protested.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
TO HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION
EgsIeston Post and Lad es of the g..
a Z PreDarfng PROGRAMS.

Eggleston Post, No. pa, c. a. r. and
the Ladies Of the G. A R. will hold
Joint installation exercises on Tuesday
afternoon. January 2, at 2:3O o'clock. The
exercises will take place at their hall,
over Behring's drug store Captain Bur
CESS and Mrs. Snyder viii be the in
stalIing officers. Besides the ritualistic
work. a fine program consisting of mu-
steal numbers and recitations Will be
given, which viii be followed by a ban
uet All old soldiers and their friends
are extended an invitation to be present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
GONE TO CALIFORNIA
Lester ReIR VIII visit There for a
Few Weeks

Lester Reif left yesterday evening for
San Francisco, Cal. He vii remain there
several weeks visiting Old friends and at
tending the races at the winter circuit
meets. Johnnie Rein win remain here
during the winter. TfL two boys Will re-
turn to England In February 70 ride faXt
season for Richard Croker Of New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
BIG HOLIDAY BALL
Occurs Tonight at c. E. Z. Hall on
North Market street.

Great PERPETRATORS have been made Tor
the holiday ball to be given tonight at
the c. L. L. hall on North Market street.
The entertainment is to be given under
the auspices Of the American Federation
Of Labor and the management ''guaran-
tee you good time" Millhaubts full
orchestra will furnish the music and the
ladies Will be admitted free.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
THEY ARE ALL RIGHT
Golden Eagle Apprec .ates GoOd ser.
vice and Rewards Statesmen.

Messrs. Gross & Krailsheimer, pro
prietors Of the Golden Eagle clothing
store made each of their employees 4
present Of SO yesterday, as a token Of
their appreciation of effectiveness to
duty and faithfulness. to the Golden
Eagle during the past year. The Golden
Eagle appreciates the services Of good
men and they have as gentlemanly a
cLrps, of statesmen as is to be found il
the city. Mr.. Gross says the business Of
his firm for the past year has increased
very materially, and the holiday -rade
has been immense, much larger than ever
before, and he believes in giving bis
statesmen their share of credit for his
prosperity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

In addition to the ABOVE events several
other shoots were held, in which some OF
the new shooters made good scores
Mondays shoot promises to attract a
large crowd. The grounds are easy 81
access. being just across the park, opDo-
site Oak street bridge. a good club
house affords protection for visitors. and
there is, also good protection for horses
and teams. An invitation is extended 70
all sportsmen to attend this meeting.
and events will be arranged especially
for beginners at trap shooting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

council who have attended the meeting
Of any consistory in the west or south
The grand officers had intended TO go
home yesterday afternoon. but they
were so pleased with the working OF the
fifteenth degree that they decided to re-
main over and see the other work by the
bodiaS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
PRACTICE FOR NEW YEARS
Members OF Gun Club Try at Clay
Birds Yesterday.

In order to be in good condition for the
big shoot on New Years Day, the mem
bers Of the Wichita Gun club spend most
Of the afternoons this week at the trap
IN Riverside park, practising al clay pig
cons. Notwithstanding the cold yesterday
an interesting shoot was held by few
Of the members. at which the following
= rn-as rrara rnala.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
GETTING READY FOR NEW YEARS
Two Men Arrested for Stealing
Dressed Turkeys

Frank and John Cheney were arrested
last night on the charge Of stealing tur-
keys from a car on the Santa Fe tracks.
1t is alleged that they broke into a car
loaded with poultry by the Bryant
Poultry company and stole 4 number Of
turkeys out Of some barrels. The case
viii probably come up before the city
court for trial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
GRAIN-0!
GRAtN-0!

Remember that nzIs when ycu Eaut
4 delicious. &ppecizsCg uoCrishl1E food
drink 70 take the p-Ecs q c1fLEe- sold By
All -rocsrS sEd Eksd BY az WHO hzvs
used IL Grair-O s made q pure gran:
Il aids digestion and strengthens ne
nerves L IS uot -slt-G-zIt. but Z
health builder, and TIE En- EEez as vel
as tbs adults can drink x Eith q szt
benefit Costs ze9ut = as mEc1 as CT
zee I5c and &c PEI packzEe- ASK your
--r.-0=r f.ar tsrzfu-O-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The board OF managers Of the Deacon
ess' Home VIII meet today at $50 at the
residence Of Mrs. G. E. Campbell.
Pennsylvania reunion and dinner 81
court house AT noon today. An~PennsyI-
varians come and bring your baskets. By
order Of the president.
Special melting Of Wichita lodge No.
%. A. F. and A ". tonight n : sharp.
for work in third degree Offers please
De prompt Visitors cordially invited
BY the request % Mrs. Kay, CARRIED
Relief Corps. No. 20 is requested to a.
tend the funeral services Ct the late VIII
lam C. Kay in Dunhar's hail az . O'Clock
The regular meeting CO the Woman's
Missionary society Of the FIRST Presby-
terrain church vii be held in me church
parlors this afternoon 81 O'Clock Mem
bers viii respond % roll call WITH items
OF missionary intelligence
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
PREPARING TO TURNANEW LEAF
Judge Mitchell Says People are Set
ting Good.

Police Judge Mitchell says that the
people are all getting good. He thinks
that the nearness Of New Years is re-
sponsible for this condition. People are
beginning TO decide about the new leaves
they are going to turn over. and are try
ing to get themselves broke IN so that
their reforms viii be lasting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
INSURANCE CHANGES
Two Local Agencies Have Changed
Hands.

Tbs local insurance business OF Jack
LudluEl has been bought by Frank Burt,
and Mr. Ludlum viii devote his time 70
special business on the read. The bust
ness OF VIM. Reed has been purchased
By Frank Davidson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
WILL PUT IN PAPER
Bissantz Bakery Building Rented by
j. f.. Francis.

J. 2. Francis row with Bishop, has
rented the building on East Douglas oc-
cupied by B.ssan,z's bakery, and VIII put
in a paper house. Bjssancz viii move
west 10 the room at SIS East Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
Ean1es Grocer Co.
II we were to tell you that We would
sell you
Fresh Country Eggs at SC doz.
Good Butter at I0c Ib.

Il would be what We would call a faks
advertisement
We get our Butter and Eggs from the
best farmers and dairymen and cheer
fully pay them a good price-tust what
good stuff Is worth We VIII sell It 70
you at It's actual vaiue-a very small
margin above cost Peaze remember tina.
this is ore Of WIch.ta's good stores. No
where can you find a better variety OF
Fruits than hare. We always strive 70
gec the best and make you attractive
prices. Our sales Of the Astor House
Coffee (pr!cs 29c. real value 35c) are
steadily growing. We solicit your patron
age and beg 70 assure you that We 20
Thoroughly appreciate the same that We
try ana DeIsss you.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
GIRLS AT CENTRAL
Thank Patrons for the Christmas
Presents sent Them.

Wichita did no, forget the telephone
girls Christmas, and the young ladies' Of
the Central ask the Eagle 70 extend
their thanks TO the patrons OF the sys-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
FRESH FISH,.

Tss-rs s1zatIsss has soeazs carter
SIS wesk - = so ~ se=srizss. ws
AZ Prepared - Tsgslr gos gita ezssy-
ta.rx tAsf - geDa ass cA1fes = szeasa.
FFssz Fs5. Ffssa Oysters. as~an.
veal La@a. DIX. cs<ksn. Fs-s ezs-
sage az eva szsks. az cur pre- r.-.f
L4zf<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Good Java Whips. regular &c whips. .
Sold Rawhide WHY'S. guaranteed
Rawhids from end 70 end. regular
59c whip. al our East side Racket
tomorrow ard Saturday only. 4
Hack WHIPS. s'z-foot length. iucl8d-
Ing lash. worth 55c. prics...-......-- 2
Jumbo Whips, 71s-feot length ...-.... Is
Livery men VII Go vel o supply
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
East Side Racket
57S East Douglas Avenue
Attend the Special Whip Sale

Today tomorrow. Friday Saturday ristaks
the time it's for days only Whips Of every description
buggy, hack, wagon and black-snaks Whips.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

Mrs Stage, who has been dangerously
i'll AZ her home On North Empo-ia ave
nue. for TWO weeks, was reported 70 have
made = change fer the better yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29

thsnsslves VIII chr e Stock Java
Selling pr.co Friday sad Saturday
&c each ana ne wtI make y1a
manufacture price ~ the 6ozea-
f-foot Genuine BLACK Eraka v-h.os.
al sather REGULAR 3 vai9a. toaaT
and sa-arsay osr prics.........-....
Don't fsa 20 bay zhlp. We vll
save y1z from g ~ - 90 4 uh2
during car special price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-29
Stewart & Dawson,
NEAT 1AREET
Hszs r. EeTfh Ma.

eszrt Aozze y = Ass~s 49, asss /.
cay ts7sar&sg
Dls 49, 4slssssa. Iss ~ -ssN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-17
WILL FIX THEIR FATES.
Republican City-Township Convention to
Make Nominations Tonight.

Republican Clty-TOwnShip convention to
Make Nominations Tonight.
Tonight at Turner hall occurs the
republican city-township convention.
The canvass for the mayoralty nomi-
nation is, despite the damp atmos-
phere and attendant unpleasantIess
characteristic of the day, being con-
Quoted with the same aggressiveness
as if there was any degree of earnest
ness attached to it as far as the con-
sequences are concerned. The three an
nounced aspirants, Knox with his
hammer, McConochic with his mys
FERROUS shake and Schroeder with his
snow shoes, are all mixed up in the
turmoil. The corner is still view
inc the situation complacently, san
guine that its turn will come tonight,
when the time arrives to make the
dark horse play on the political check
er board, if its favOrite of the three
candidates who have declared them
selves is not named in the meantime.
For the city clerkship nomination
the Unions heart will be broken if w.
T. johnson is not named, but as the
feelings of the morning paper have
been grossly disregarded before, this
fact is not apt to figure in determine
ing the results. The anti-Union
forces have decided that if johnson is
chosen, the concession will he made
to spell, as much as possible.
Meanwhile w. II. Schiliuger, has the
pole with Jim Pcetz and w. w.
Clarke clinging to hope. The
settlement of the selections for
the other Offices will depend largely
upon the nominations for mayor and
clerk. If Peetz fails to land the clerk
ship preference he will be offered the
nomination for treasurer, that is un-
less Gest or Spencer or Kinney does
not get in the way of such a transac-
ton. Sweeney and Scott are having
an amusing bouquet-throwing fight
for the choice for the city attorney
ship, while Childe Harold Weld is
playing Barkis. The township ticket
is being left to shape itself until the
powers that control assert themselves.
Then the entire dose will be mixed
and If will he taken
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-17

The democrats placed a winning
ticket in the field AT their convention
at Turner hall last night. again
nominating Thomas j. Medill, Rock
Islands present efficient and pro-
gressive mayor, to lead them on to
victory. The convention was largely
attended. the hall being packed to the
doors. 1t was orderly throughout.
The same harmony and good, honest,
fair and square democratic spirit of
friendliness that have characterized
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-17
SON TO JOIN FA7HER
Henry TregIown Serfenced to
Penitentiary for tnnat-
uraI Crime y
FOUND GUILTY BY A JURY.

Defendants Mother 1hretens the Life of
Her Daughter, Annie, cling the Prose
cutting Attorney That 'lle Would Kill the
Girl if She Testified Against Her Brother
Lawrence Ryan Cos Over the Road.
The closing chapter in the Treglown
crimes was enacted n the circuit court
last evening when Judge F. ID. Ram
say sentenced Henry Treglown to the
Peniteutiary for incest, of which he
was convicted by 1 jury after 10 min
utes' deliberation Treglown is p
years of age. He is the son of John
Treglown, who is now at Joliet for
murder.
Mrs. Treglown was put on the stand
to testify as 10 her sons age and to
tell the jury that he was brother of
Annie. At this juncture the old lady
became nervous. and whispered to
States Attorney Searle that if Annie
gave testimony detrimental to Henry
she would kill her. The threat wa
heard by memb ers of the jury.
Annie went on the stand and said
that her brother was guilty as charged
in the Indictment. j. w. Quillan de-
Tended young Treglown. In passing
sentence, Judge Ramsay stated it as
his belief that the defendant was not
mentally strong and recommended
that he be cared for accordingly by
the penitentiary officials. The penalty
for incest is from one to IL years.
Other Court Matters.
Lawrence Ryan, convicted of rob-
berry, was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary.
Bert Holtzheiser, Gusta Koetzing
and Mamie Wierather were acquitted
of a charge of conspiracy. Holtz-
heiser and the Koetzing woman were
held for criminal coha bitation, Holtz-
heiser being also charged with abduc-
ton, for which they will be tried
later
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-17
Your Moneys Worth
or Your Money Back.

That's honest good policy We
full value
That policy whole line of goods
die. Note this list:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-17

Fred Calkins, L. j. Lambert, John
Konosky, August Mortier. Nick Lew
niger. j. F. Rosenfield, j. T. Shields.
Thomas Mcmahon.
Seventh Ward-J. E. Larkin, James
McCann. A Shofer, j. W. Law
head, Paul Thiesen, NJ. c. Bull
ger, Miles Mckinney, j. II. Kerr,
+. Kirk. Paul Bork, Ferdinand Bien.
The temporary organization was
made permanent upon motion of j. G..
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