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The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Rome has added 1s7.Ooo souls 70 its
population In the last 1o ysarA
The rsg-pickers OF Paris collect more
than g 800 worth . week on the streets
Italian antIquariss have unearthsd
what they believe 70 be the ashes Of
julius Caesar In the ruins Of the Roman
forum.
A fashionable dress-dehgnsr in ths
west end Of London 10 computed 10
make on an average between $4,000
and $4,000 . year.
Scented tee 10 very largely drunk In
chins- This 10 made by mixing orange
blossoms with the tea, and letting II
remain tightly shut up for ~ hours,
The annual cost Of maintaining the
poor In the workhouses Of London
alone Il 3 $4,000. while the outdoor re.
lief amounts TO something over Rl0O,.
700 per annum.
A London music hall IL exhibiting O
man who measures seyen feet eleven
inches. Hsi an Egyptian. Hsis young
and may grow higher Jet. He drinks q
bottle of whisky daily.
A queer exhibition has been opened
in Berlin. that Of the Vegetarian soeie.
~, in which 90 children were shown
who have never touched other nutri.
ment than vegetables.
Nearly 100000. 600 yards Of ribbon
OF all shades and oolors are consumed
by the fair sex In general Of the cont.
nent Of Europe every year. OF thii
huge amount France alone takes one.
third, IL being a well-establikhed fact
that Frenehwomen are particularly
prone 70 anything of q showy color
Britain comes next, but very long way
behind. with 10000. 900 yardA, and thu
rest is divided principally between
Spain, Italy, Germany, and Belgium,
and smaller prlncipalities Blue and
the higher pinks and scarlet are ths
fAyorite shades.
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OFFICE in HERLE BUILDING
H0MESEEEER'S EXCURSIONS.

January IL, February 7th and 2lst,
and March 7th and 2lst. 1899, the Chica-
90 and Alton, Americas most popular
railroad will sell Homeseekers' Excur.
sion tickets at greatly reduced rates to
points in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas,
Colorado, Florida. Georgia, Idaho, In-
dian Territory, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Northern Michigan, Mime
sofa, Aississlppl, Missouri. Nebraska,
New Mexico, North Carolina. North
Dakota, Oklahoma. oreg on. South Car.
oina, South Dakota. Tennessee. Texas
Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyom.
ing.
Full particulars can be had by calling
spon or addressing
II. G. sTIDHAM.
Ticket Agent, Chicago & Alton Rail.
road. Higginsyille. Mo. ianl4.lOt
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICF

Letters Of administration on tho estato ~
". Y. blaydes, deceased, we're granted n, 70
,he Undersigned on tho eth day ~ March
%,bl the probate court Of Lafayette county
AL persons having claims ag,ina, s,,d os,.,.
hto required 20 exhibit them for aiIowsncs ~
'le .s. administration within one year after Inc
.dle OF said letters, or they NAV be- nrecindad
IIom any benefit of such estate; ard n steb
,'a',1s 1. De not exhibited withintwu years from
barred NY ""l w forever
Iais Goth day OF March, Jsqs.
e.m. j. H. CHRIsTY.
Administrator
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curblnx Talk over Telephone.

People who have a grudge against
telephone companies in general will be
pleased TO know that the women Of
New South Wales refused TO be ground
down by any soulless corporation.
They determined TO get the worth Of
the telephone rent no matter how
much time 1t took. so they conversed
over the wires by the hour until the
central Office people were driven to dis
traction. Things got 10 such a point
that the pOstmaster-general in Sydney
was appealed TO, and he issued an or.
der forbidding loquacious women from
monopolizng telephone for more
than ten minutes at time.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
The KANSAS CITY
JOURNAL

Has led the metropolitan dailies oI
the great southwest for nearly fifty
years. In this section it is supreme
In 1899 II will be brighter and better
than ever before. More new, attractive
features; more national and foreign
news; more news from Kansas, Okla.
hOma. Missouri, Nebraska and the
southwest. Bright and well selected
miscellany. Latest sporting news. All
the news that is worth printing. The
circulation Of the journal now exceeds
40, 900 daily. The company wants to
double it this year. Are you a sub
scriber2 II not now is a good time to
begin.
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01

Next few months are times
for Cyclones, Tornadoes and
Hurricanes, Protect yourself
from loss by purchasing an
insurance policy. Rates are
lower now on town property
than ever before. Winsor will
fix up these policies for you,
See
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
ADMlNlsTRATRIx's a NOTICE.

Jdbn ' \ ny nd,a dh,aainiilstfation on the estate OF
ile 1nuetsaned on tho ist jav ~, W. Wsrot 70
county, Missouri 'VuIt VI Lafayette
c.tn,, ~ persons having claims aeainn saia
anee ~ az f,n sequled 60 exhibit them for allow.
H!,et lhe 1ato Of snld letters or ihay o 10 svur W
sp'vuea XII ~ from any benefit OF such "sfate, ~
Hnu ,lu " such clulms he not pxhlbitnd ;hy, ,;,hi,,
viii Bc Bis ia,d,on Iron The date OF said letters thew
Ihis lst dayof March. ispo
3ASt hhBBcoA J RRNiCK.
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or tery mArtyrdom- While Heaven waa
plying. and earth was moeking. and
hell was deriding. He took the vinegar.
To all those TO whom life has been an
scerbity-a dose they could not swsl.
low. a draft that set their teeth on
edge and s-rasping-I preach the ON
nipotent sympathy OF Jesus Christ.
The sister Of Hersehel, the astrono-
mer, used to spend much Of her time
polishing the telescopes through which
he brought the distant worlds nigh.
and Il is my ambition now this hour
TO clear the lens Of your spiritual
vision, so that, looking through the
dark night Of your earthly troubles,
you may behold the glorious constel.
lation Of SaViour's mercy and a Sa.
viour's love. Oh. my friends, do not
try 10 carry all your ills alone. Do not
put your poor shoulder under the
Apennines, when the Almighty Christ
Is ready to lift up all your burdens.
When you have a trouble Of any kind
you rush this way and that way, and
you wonder what this man will say
about It, and you try this prescription
and that prescription and the other
prescription. Oh, why do you not go
straight TO the Heart Of Christ, know
ing that for our own SHINING and suf-
fering race lie took the vinegar?
There was a vessel that had been
tossed OF the seas for a great many
weeks and been disabled, and the sup
ply of water gave out, and the crew were
dying of thirst. After many days they
saw q san against the sky. They sig
nailed II. When the vessel came nearer
the people on the suffering ship cried to
the captain Of the other vessel: "Send
US some water. We are dying for lack
Of water" And the captain Of the YES
sci that was hailed responded: dip
your buckets where you are. You are
in the mouth ot the Amazon, and there
are scores Of miles OF fresh water all
around about you and hundreds of feet
deep" And then they dropped their
buckets over the side of the vessel and
brought up the clear, bright, fresh wa
ter and put out the fire OF their thirst.
So ] hail you to-day, after long and
peri!ous voyage, thirsting for comfort
and thirsting for eternal life, and I
ask you what Is the use Of going in that
death-struck state while all around you
is the deep, clear, wide, sparkling flood
Of Gods sympathetic mercy. Oh, dip
your buckets and drink and live for
ever. ''Whosoever will. let him come
and take Of the water Of life freely"
Yet there are people who refuse this
Divine sympathy. and they try 10 fight
their own battles. and drink their own
vinegar. and carry their own burdens,
and their life, instead Of being q tri-
umphal march from victory to victory
will be q hobbllng on from defeat to
defeat, until they make q final sur.
render TO retributive disaster. Oh,
wish / could to-day gather up In my
arms all the woes OF men and women
all their heartaches, all their disap-
pointments. all their chagrins, and Jus,
take them right TO the feet Of q sym
pathizing Jesus. He took the vinegar
Mana Sahib. after he had lost his last
battle In India, fell back into the jun
giles Of Iheri-jungles so full Of malaria
that no mortal can live there. He ear
ried with him also ruby Of great lus-
ter and OF great value. He died In those
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ADMINISTRAToni'sS NoTICp :

p,GsU,,ots OF Administration ON ibe es,,,,, =,
UUdspp Alleg' deoeasod werc grnnted d',V ,n ~ y,
l1etlshed ls,u M on tho 2ith day of Feh,,,a,,'e ,ne
~, hiss5uggt g f'ooa'e Court OF lafayette cou2. 2
srn H " parsons having olalms against said os,a,
u rvlufcl 10 exhibit them foT sito,sa o.la osl,e
d'to t gttlns,fai0r within one year oi,ar 49,, W.
@ frow ~ .ad letters Or thoy may be prnc,an %, ,e
claims bs NO, S9hSni n such estaic and il such
The date Of sSd Sk9ina Ie,,el within two years from
barred '''''A thry will be forever
I1a slih day Of February. ise
gtu W. O. MUsqROyE.
Administrator,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
BeiIsd Appiss win syyvv

HAlvs and remove the cores Of half a
doten nioe apples, leaving the.skins on.
Boil until tender in sufficient water to
cover than. Take out with fork ana
put Into . glASs dish. Add 10 the juiOs
three OF four slices OF . large lemon.
BoI for ten or fftsen minutsiI swssten a
70 tastel then pour over u. apples and
oool,-Qoed Health,
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
Texasl Ternsi

The Missouri. Kaosas q Texas Railway
%. VIII cell low rate round trip ticket.
on November lat aud 18th, December Oh
and 10Th, with nnHi limit OF return To
tWsnsy'ons days from date Of sale. Al
sEosllsot opportunity for home seekers
sonflsss and investors TO view for them.
selves the great Resources OF the ststt,
For farther Information address
A. c. MINER, T. p. A.,
sedalia, Mo.
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Hxsisnio or Cereal o.s....

There are 30 many new brands nov
on the market that one needs 10 b
very careful In their uIs. Boms ar,
adulterated with cheapest grades Of
real eoffee--easlly diAcoTerabls by theiI
stimulating effset-others With varioui
Ingredients TO make them tasty" On,
can parch any Of the cereals (.a bought
pNpared for breakfast mush, or els,
the whole grain). grind and make then
into eefise--by the recipes for th,
bought srtielssI that IL, to add cold We
ter and boil from 10 minutes 10 half al
hour. Serve with cream and sugar
Woman's Homo. .CQmnaniop.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
THE JOURNAL,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
Send dIroct or order from postmaster
People Going West or Nortllwe,

People Going West or Northwest.
Should not fail to write John De Witt,
travelling passenger agent. Burlington
Route, ST. Louis, Mo-, in order 10 get
the best rates, the best train service and
all those travelling comforts which
characlerise this railroad. l.clteIs of
inquiry will always be answered wi h
that fair dealing which has made the
Burlington Route what it i5-the road
that can take the best care of you to
any point in the west. SAT-
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
sHERIFF's SALE

- 80 A@A@t
II. C. Wallace, Jr.,
versus
Austin Anderson.
by yirtue OF M execution issued from the
once OF the clerk OF the circuit court OF
Lafayette county. Missouri. In the above
entitled cause, 10 mo directed aud ret,irnabIe
10 the April term, ls99, Of said circuit
conrl' l, INC undersigned, sheriff Of snld
county, will on
MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1922,
I at the court house door, In the city OF LexIno.
ton. LAFAYETTE county. Missouri. between the
nonrs OF nine o'clock In the forenoon, and Ave
o'clock IN the afternoon OF said day. during
M session Of the circuit court OF said county,
9uer for sale and SELL at public auction. 10
me highest and best bidder, for cash Ia hand.
~ the right, title and interest Of said defen,
dant In and TO the following described real
estate, situate, living and beingin LAFAYETTE
county. state Of Missouri, tu-wit: Twenty
eight ard Onehalt acres. the west half of the
east hall OF tie northwest quarter OF sec.
u0n thirty, township fifty, range TWENTY
seven, situaie lying and being in Iaiay.
etc county. Missouri; levied upon as the
property vi said defendant.
0lyen under my hand this 18th day of
S-lstd a. nm ni1sum; shas;r
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters testamentary on thu .s,,,. =,
mutoh Mayman, deceased, Were grsn,od
~ ~ t''e G tttei signed ON the 7th day of Jannarv
W. ny tne probate court OF Lafayette co,lnty
cslaio M PERSONS having claims against said
ance 10 the o,ecuiOr within one rcar ,0, Miow- s,
e d9ie Of said letters or they m9y Ia "r,er nre.I
Nv Stuueu from any benefit OF surh esin,c. AMI
,!, ~ such olalma be not exhibited within swo
Z" iern.l tr1ul the Gate ~ said letters they viii
ms llth DAY OF February, 1920
ans, WILLIAM o. WAYMAN.
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But iOrtuns wa. agaIn.t hlm.

The Cosmopolitan ia one Of the bes,
magazines. The New York Th. Weekly
World is one Of the best papers. Tbes,
two and the IETELLroENoKR one year 10,
only s2.p. Call at this ONCE. You can.
not get them elsewhere. ~
The weekly intelligencer., 1899-04-01
BurEInrI IN the Fntnr..

Curse my luck" Kissed The bur-
glar. and ned into the night,
Bear in mind, II you please, that all
crime was now disease merely, aud all
disease the work Of germs.
The burglar perceived in the cellar
window where he tried 10 enter ono
OF the latest electric automatic spray.
Ing devices, and endenyored 10 avert
Il.
But fortune was against him.
A click In the dark, and almost be-
fore he knew II he was drenched with
germieide and cured Of his malady-
Detroit Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
4 BIC NHLRT NDrSTRY.

Cluefi Peabody x 90. for some time have fclt
the need Of moro facilities for tlc production Of
shirts than was afforded boy their larg" factories
In Troy y Y. Even tne immense storehouse now
nearing completion Will not suffice When the nov
building was planned II Wa expected that assem-
bling the entire stock OF manufactured goods iu this
one large structure instead of having t distributed
though the several factories. AS Is th" case now
would increase manufacturing space sufficiently to
meet the demands Of the trade. but the greatly in
creased sales. result Of judi rious advertising
have neccsstated a very much larger production
The facilities TO meet this increase were not obtain
able I'm Troy. and the question of starting a pant
~ some other point has been under consideration
for some time with the result that u.go-
entire plan OF the Leomlustcr shirt Company
AT Leoninsster Mass has been secured by
tonSive and fully equipped They contain floor
space OF moro than thirty thousand square feet and
have n capacity for the production OF from thrc.
hundred dozen to -four hundred dozen shirts q day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
1rnlS Il HoRNrHAL NEEkN RlNKRrprcr-

Lewis NJ Hornthal of 40. GA Broadway former
Is wealthy clothing manufacturer. nlcd a petition
in bankruptcy yesterday with liabilities of 1913 233
md assets nominal. For twenty-five years Mr.
lIoruthal vas tho senior partner I'm the firm ~
Uornthal Whitehead a Woissman. Of thi. city and
he retired from business three wears Most Of
mis- liabilities ale on account Of his connection with
tho firm OF Weiss Brothers. dryeoods and clothing
merchants. OF Galveston. Tex. who JAILED eight
wears ago. He went IN the firm as special part
nor for 5000 Some years after m" failure ~
Weiss Brothers several OF tho NcW-York creditors
of that firm represented by Carter Hughes
Dwight brought suit in the Ncw-York supreme
Court against Mr.. Horntha to recover the amounts
OF their claims. and tho suit decided u their
favor 90 June. 49, tho amount involved hcns
more than So l,r OF Mr. HoTntntl~ liabilities
Ell 20 is mentioned ln the schedule Dn &C.,
count OF Weiss Brothers to is creditor There are
twelve other claims aggregatiug S2o1N among
the creditors being ". T.. I.aurr s. 20. money adj
Yanc.d 1897 Iornthal benjamin Rlem $50
money advanced. Edward SalHug.r. Sos open
count. IIoadv. LauteTbach q Johnson. $1,000. bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
SAVE Old STORY on TAXES.
PRESIDENT rEITNER oN THE INCREASE ~ THE
cIrY's ASSESSMENT Ply THE STATE

PRESIDENT FEITNER oN THE INCREASE ~ THE
cIrY's ASSESSMENT Ply THE STATE
IT'S tho same old story" said Thomas J.. rent
ner president Of the Department Of Taxes and As
sessments speaking yesterday about the action Or
the state Board in adding $l6s 80 10 the as
sossed valuations Of Ncw-York city and lowering
tho assessments I'm several counties IN the state
for alleged purposes Of equalization. The equal-
cation as usual does not cqualizo There Is no
Justice I'm adding the valuations OF city property
I'm order 70 increase tho burden Of taxation nero.
We hoped for something Ike fair treatment when
tho city got a representative in the state BOARD
bur apparently one man against TWO Is no,
effective. If got justice IN the cqualizalon
the valuation for the city would be reduced about
Sso0pO0Opl instead Of being raised over N'nW,v"
We have q careful and complete system OF vaua-
tiOn tho basis Of assessment I'm the CITY, WINE
there is no such system in The country districts
J. Edgar Lcaycraft the New York CITY repre-
sentative in the State Board. said Yesterday that
the figures published about tho equalization were
not correct As 10 the city valuations. Instead OF
the valuation for the city being &o"o0 less than
last year. be- said if was S2}00oeo loss than last
year He had been able. he said. 10 reduce ~"
ratio Of the citv's BURDEN to that Of the state nv
ono per cont and that was NOT an easy thing 10 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
GERRY SOCIETY UPHELD.
REFEREE FINDS so FOCNDATION FOR rup
CHARGES AGAINST THE ORGANIZATION

'hAh'fS A'AlNo' I"r' 'hFANlIATION.
Albert Stickney. who was appo nted lasf Nav \,
the supreme Court on m" application - Elbrias.
T Gerry. 10 inquire into rho truth of certa',
charges that me New-Yorh Society for Tho Proven
ton Of Cruelty 10 children. u which Mr Germ I.
president. was not properly managed. filed IFS rs
port with me county clerk yesterday. re holds
that the charges have not been sus'aine
Mr.. Stokney first ssfs forth M" charges mad.
against me sp'@ty ~" ih"n SAYS fe slnm0n.d
William Rnn"la1dHr stewart president - "a
stat" Board Of Charities. bn' Mr. s'eoar' re'iset
70 answer any Of the questions par hi Delaney
Nicol, the counsel TO- m" society IT, answer %
question by Mr. StickncJ, however NJ Seaar,
testified nat he had no evidence or know, NJ p.
matters in correction with rho s0..etv w.loh 4,
his opinion. required Investigation b.. tnt saprsa.
Court As 10 tho charges Of improper el.ai-- n,
the financial business q ne society," Mf stooar,
said he had evidence 20 offer la ffa' rs.ae.,
which would Thect disor'tt upon fre .oo.,v',
officers Mr. Stckn"y then says that -o wrote .et.
ters 70 the editors Of -papers frf Also f0,fr.
Controller Corporation Counsel and Af'orrr' Gen.
eral Of tho state Of those Corporation Counsel
Wnalen was the only one 70 appear q. $50 as
that ne employed expert accountants TO- 20 over
ih" accounts ana BOOKS "f ~" s' Up faey
could ma nothing wrong ln N''-aaI Mr
Stickney finds that al ~ rho charge made re
e"'"'Y "l"o1. ''', ".' .',' TOY en-
to the charge that tho society tried t0 resst ,6.
state boar' oil '"i',''S at 9'''"''y mas lat
the society based Sl'n resistance upon 'ae belief
,e 80 ,ho obsrge ,s,.. ~, so,...,. d.. -.
u.,,t 60. aa,,,s md .b., l.. 49,. $500,
Win us agents, On" '''' '. "'' o. ''"s''' and
another \ fugitive from Justice Nr s'i.k-ev
ss,.s tho evidence chow ts.t .se .a.....
'a' Wv 'n-
poys many persons ana tna' gr'a' care is e1'r-
cisei in tho selection - agents &c. adds that PHI.
.errn,a,,o,. FOR ,,~scr,,,o.,sr... .- 49,. -a,, =,
''"l"''''''' ''' ' 'i r0't ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
CORN. COTTON AND WHEAT

From Wall Street Topics
Corn is king Twice a. great as wheat or cotton
in WELD and value almost as great both com
bned the yellow cereal leads all the farm products
81 the United States this year with total pros
pective Yield OF 29)3 POO 90 bushels, which, esti-
mated az last years valuation Of Is cents a bushel
Will be- worth 10 the farmers S632 3s.4p The wheat
crop trails behind with O3o 1000 bushels the
total value OF which the farmers VIII be about
1910 s2 100 and the cotton crop Will be about 5ooo
bales worth about $s7 OC0 The corn crop will be
worth 1921 1896 go than the wheat crop and
s35. 20 more than tho cotton crop. Inc total
yield Of oats rye barley. buckwheat and potatoes
This year win be 1.l+ 76i % bushels. 80 the corn
crop Will exceed the combined production of those
etaples by Ok 5000 bushels II Will nearly equal
the corn crop OF the entire world IN 1895
Only once in the history Of this country has the
present corn crop been exceeded. That was m
Ess. when the yield 2S3S75.eo bushels me
acreage IN 1895 81 90 and the average VEG
q Is 2 bushels The farm price was 10
cents that the present crop is $l4 2s5Z5 greater
g. value than that one
Taking other years a basis Of calculation. the
farm price for corn this year may not be as great
e. Il was year ago. bat II ought 10 be between
3 cents the price in 1896 and 253 cents the price
sn 1885 Assuming. for The sake Of argument mat
y Will be 3 cents the farm value OF the crop TINS
Near viii BE- &o5.73e 0c1 t25 So 4o less than the
- estimate but II will not change iis relation
- The value or the wheat and cotton crop
SAs wheat crop this year ia estimated 10 DO oSo'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-07
CHARGES AND CONTEMPORARIES.
PowrLL SAYS HE WAS ASSAULTED. AND ERER-

POWELL. SAYS he WAS ASSAULTED AND EBER-
BARDr SAYS IT WAS SELF Defence.
81 James Long Island Sept 6-Joahua W
Powell q well known real estate dealer Of Brook
lyn q town assessor of Shutdown trustee Of the
Stony Brook Methodist Episcopal Church. and a
large property owner here. is suffering from IN
iuries received yesterday afternoon. # is alleged
AZ the hand. 81 George Eberhardt Mr. Powell en-
tered J. squire's Office. in Stony Brook. last
evening bleeding proflsely from two-inch wound
Mrs Powell gave the following account Of the
affair as her husband told II TO her MI. Powell
was doing some carpentering on the shore. whom
George Eberhardi who works for DeVereauN
Emmett came up and asked him II he had said that
he (EherhardO was a thief Mr. Powell said he ne
reved he was n thief Then Eberhardt rushed at
Mr. Powell wrenched the hammer from him and
struck him on the side Of the head. knocking him
senseless When ne recovered consciousness Eber-
hardt was on TOP Of him trying 10 choke him 10
death
Justice c. F Soper issued warrant for Eher-
hardts arrest n charge Of assault and battery
with intent to Kill. Eberhardt was arrested hy
Deputy Sheriff George Rungc and taken before
Justice Soper who remanded him for trial
Fberhardt told his side Of the story az follows
Mr. Powell has been after me- for FIVE years Re
thinks took some duck stools belonging to his
sons never did He told Mr. Fishers son that
M Emmett did not want 70 work. and that
tho boys father should discharge me. for was
bad man and thief The boy told me left
nv work and went to see Mr. Powell 7 asked him
what he had been saying about ne He said was
a thief and called him a damned liar' He said
Mr. Emmett said 7 thief ] worked three
years for Mr. Emmett. and when left he gave
rne good recommendation: We had some words
with 2 hammer he had IN his night hand The nam
ner grazed my nip tried 70 take the hammer
from him. Then he got something else ana pqsned
II into my ribs We clinched He tried 20 by me
on ,op ~ the head with the hammer drew back
and nut W nv arm TO ward off the blow. His arm
twined around mine suddenly. and tho hammer
came fat on his temple. and he feH down. he was
While he was down. l wasn't going to let him KIN
me He was bleeding very bad, and J. ieit MN,
I'm NOT afraid Of the consequences. That man
ed O XIII n0f hin