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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
EIGHT INITIATED.
Grand Offlcsrs Asslst In RoyaI Ar
canun ceremonles

Tuesday was red letter night in
Loantaka Council, Royal Arcanum,
when eight young men were initiated
into the mysteries of the order. The
new members are George W. King,
VIM. Eccies, JohnvAn Arsdale, Henry
Bridger. Hugh Boyd, Fred L. Arm
strong, j. Cleve Parker and Will
liam Fl. Turner. Ia delegation of
Arcanumites from Madison and Mend
ham assisted in the ceremonies. Re-
gent Harrington. Oh behalf Of the
North Jersey Council, Of Madison,
presented the Morristown brethren
with handsome smokers set and
also box Of choice cigars.
The following grand officers Of the
state were present: Grand Regent J..
"A. Lightfoot, Supervising Deputy
Grand Regent r. W. Kirton, Vice
Grand Regent HI. IBowen and Grand
Secretary r. H. Alberts.
| Shortly after nine o'clock the intia-
tory ceremonies having been finished
the rooms were opened to the nom
member friends Of the council and
addresses were made by the visiting
grand officers. Grand Regent Light
foot spoke on the many benefits de-
rived from membership in the Royal
eArcanum and dwelt on the excellent
financial condition of the order. He
stated that over $40, 900 per day was
being paid over to the widows and or
phans of deceased brothers. Music,
story telling and refreshments occu-
pied the remainder of the evening.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
BE souT-M ,FFErr.

A pretty home wedding took place
at Stirling IN November when Miss
Mary Eleson Moffett became the bride
of Dr. Theodore W. Bebout. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR..
W. w. Moffett, of Lambertville.
The bouse was beautifully decorated
in green and white one end of the
parlor being banked with ferns and
chrysanthemums. Fronting this stood
white altar The aisle through
which the bridal party passed was
formed by white satin ribbons, held
by two little girls III green. The bride
was gowned in white silk grenadine.
over white silk, wore swainsonia in
her veil and carried large bouquet
of bridal roses. Miss Bessie @. Moffett,
sister of the bride was maid of honor.
After the ceremony an elegant repast
was enjoyed; later the bride and
groom started south on q tour. After
March 1st they will be at home in
til cir new residence on Central avenue,
Stirling. Among those present from
distance were: the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
w. w. Moffett. of Lambertsville Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Davis, of Washing
ton, N. j.; DIR. and Mrs. Hammill,
of Summit; DR.. aud Mrs. Vaughan,
Mr.. and Mrs Theo ore Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ Armstrong, of Norris
town; Mr.. and Mrs. James Moffett,
Mrs l.. Pearsall of Westfield; Mr..
and Mrs. 9. Il. Moffett, Mrs. W. HI.
Moffett, Capt. and Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Hubert, of Plainfield; Mrs. William
Sickles, Mr.. and Mrs, r. Pearson,
Miss X. Pruden, of Newark; and the
Misses Pember, Pruden, Pearson, Hull
bert, Kennedy, Randolph, nellie, and
Messrs. M r. Sholenburger and M. f.
Armstrong.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
WITH THE SURROGATE.
Business Transacted During the
Week Ending on Wednesday.

Letters of Administration
Estate of B. B. Cook, deceased.
Margaret J.. Cook, administrative.
Estate of John Kebling, deceased. j.
II. Neighbor, administrator.
Wills probated
Will of J. w. Larison, deceased, A.
Ell. Bartley, executor.
Will of John Drummer, deceased,
Anna M. Drummer and Julius Hair
house, executors.
Will of Jacob Jost deceased, Sophia
Tuohig, executrix.
Estate of Henrietta M. Hartley, de-
ceased, Caroline q. Hartley and Guy
Minton, administrators with will an
nexed.
Estate Of Stephen McMurtry, de-
ceased, William Menagn, administra
tor with will annexed.
Letters of Guardianship:
Katharine NJ Dolan, guardian OF
Andrew Dolan.
Patrick J. Ducey, guardian Of
Thomas Ducey.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
BUILDING INTERESTS.

Sturgis Bros. are building an addi-
tion l8x44 to the chapel Of the First
Presbyterian Church. It is of gran
ite with Indiana limestone trimmings.
In the rear of the room will be located
range and sink, which will be sep
arated from the main room by rolling
blinds. The main room will be used
as a ladies parlor, from which a
doorway leads to rear entrance
of the church. On one side of the
ladies parlor will be placed dresser,
to be used as receptacle for crockery
and cooking utensils-a very impor-
tant adjunct in these days of modern
church work.
In changing the stone sills Stur-
gis Bros. found marked on the lower
part of several the firm name of l.. r.
g. E.B. Sturgis. The senior member of
this firm was the father of the Messrs.
Sturgis, and the junior member, Elias
B., was an uncle. This firm did an
extensive business in Morristown for
many years and were succeeded by
the present firm of Sturgis Bros.
The old stone work, as we'll as the
new. is of character of which any
firm of builders may we'll be proud.
The Messrs. Sturgis are also doing
the mason work for George Maccul-
loch Miller new house on Macculloch
avenue; Schenck g. Young have the
carpenter work, T. B. Pierson the
plumbing and heating, and Arthur
H. Lucas the painting. This firm also
has the contract for the mason work
connected with the remodeling of the
Hastings house on Franklin place, re-
Gently purchased by Messrs. Sutphen
and Watts; Reeve & Burr are the car
penters; Tompkins & Welsh are doing
the heating.
Sturgis Bros are also installing
an extensive system of sewerage after
the Warning system on the Kunhardt
estate, Bernardsville.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
MAsoMs ELser OFFICERS.

The Grand Lodge of Colored Ma
sons, at the annual conelave held in
Plainfield. elected the following
officers: Right Eminent Grand Com
mander, Nathan j. Williams. of Fair
Haven; Deputy Grand Commander,
j. Fl. Newton, Camden; Grand Gener-
alissimo, James e. Connett, Plaintield !;
Grand Captain General. j. &. Turpin,
Camden Grand Treasurer, William
~. Douglas, Plainfield Grand Recor-
der, p. Z. Coldin, Camden; Grand
Prelate, William Fl Jones, Plainfield !;
Grand Senior Warden DIR. Brooks,
Atlantic City; Grant Junior Warden,
Mr.. Smith, Snow Hill.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23

1t was rumored about town yester-
day that former Governor George 7.
Werts had been retained as counsel to
test the legality of the existence OF
the Morristown Board of Excise. In
order to verify the report, Mr. Werts
was called mp on the telephone at his
residence in Jersey City, by Chronicle
reporter. He admitted the truth of
the report, and said that he would
bring the matter before the Supreme
Court as soon as possible.
The rumor caused a general smile
to spread over the faces OF the local
members of the legal fraternity, mas
much as the former governor was the
father of the bill which was passed in
1892, and through which the Board of
Excise was created. Mr.. Werts was
the Senator from Morris County at
that time, and there was a defect in
the title of the bill which he en-
gineered through the Legislature
The title read An act to establish an
excise department in cities of this
State. y The word towns was om-
tilted, and Morristown being chartered
as town, was left without any ex-
else legislation. Nevertheless, a board
of excise was organized under the law
as passed, and has been in existence
ever since, Notwithstanding that
Morristown is not city.
Two attempts were made to rectify
the error, and last year a bill was put
through the Senate and House which
had the word towns in the title.
1t came to the Governor just before the
Legislature adjourned, and he refused
to sign it because of an error Of
omission made in the Assembly.
In the clause of the law of '92 it
states that the ordinance establishing
board Of excise may be repealed on
ly after three years Of such boards
existence. In last years bill. the
space where the word three should
be was left blank
Should Mr.. Werts bring the matter
before the Supreme Court, decision
could not be obained until June.
Meanwhile the board will still be in
existence, and in all probability the
error will be rectified at the coming
session of the Legislature.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Werts has
heen retained by Samuel Jones, the
owner of the Farmers Hotel property,
for which licenses have been refused
number of times.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
RALLANTlN E--LENT.

A pretty home wedding took place
in Bernardsville on Wednesday even
ing, when Kathryn Ackerman Lent,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James W.
Lent. was married to Frederick Eras-
tus Ballantine. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. @. O. Winans,
of Allendale, N j., assisted by the
Rev W. b, Judd, of the Bernards-
vile NJ E. Church
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23

The employees annual match was
played on Monday, John Boston lead
ing in the qualifying round, with the
low score of 81. The others who play
ed in the qualifying round were John
Stark, James Kiely, William McCurdy,
Patrick Prendergast, Patrick Kelly,
William Bolding and James Cooley.
A club handicap will be played on
the Glen Ridge Golf links on Thanks
giving Day. The course is now nine
holes, with playing distance of 5000
yards.
The East Orange Golf Club has de-
cided to enlsrge its nine-hole course
and lengthen some of the holes, if the
additional land can be secured. The
Club is also considering the advisa-
bility of joining the United States
Golf Association.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
LACKAWANNA EXCURSION TO
NIAGARA FALLS.

A splendid opportunity is presented
by the Lackawanna S Thanksgiving
Day excursion to visit Niagara Falls
and the grounds of the great Pam
American Exposition before the great
rush Of travel to that point com.
mences. The fare will be So for the
round trip. The tickets will be good
going on all trains Nov. 28th, aud
will be good returning up to and in
Guiding Dec Sd. For further informa-
tion inquire of Lackawanna agents
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
STRIKES AND SPARES.
Good Bowling at the Tapkao~ Club
The Scores

The bowling tournament now on at
the Tapkaow Club is affording a fine
exhibition of skill. At the play on
Monday night, D. P. Mcclellan bowled
himself into the enviable place of No.
of the first class with runs of 212,
253 and 157. Monday nights score
was as follows:
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23

Twelve clubs started in the contest,
but three withdrew, Ardsley, Rich
mond County, and Shinnecock, and
the few games they had played were
scratched from the list. In the divi-
sion of individual honors Miss Anna
E. Kip ranks first with So holes won
and none lost The scores of the
championship team is:
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
GOLFlNC EyFNTS.
Morris County Women Defeat ali
Corners.

The contests of the women. of the
Metropolitan Association have been
finished, the championship honors
being won by the sturdy golfers of the
Morris County, Club which will hold
the championship emblem for the ensu-
ing year. The standing of the clubs is:
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
BOARD
ILLEGAL?
Ex-Governor WertS to Test it in
the Supreme Court.

MOrristown Board Created Under
Laws Of '92 Which Applies to
Cities Only Mr.. wert's Client
Said to Be Samuel Jones. Own
er of Farmers Hotel Property,
Which Repeatedly has Been Re-
fused License.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
ANDREW BEATTIE.

p. Bad placards put up in Shut
Tung and people urged to destroy and
kill Christians.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
PoczAlTEK
naszej po'wieSc:i.. .


Ola nowych abonent6w
W1ARUsA streszczamy poczatek
drukujacej sic W naszej ga
zecie powiesci, pod tytulem
Nv dzikiej puszczy.'
Rafal, 10 letni syn VIA
sciciela ziemskiie;go W Meksy-
ku, Don Ramona Mar,llo.
niedaleko granicy Stan6w
Zjednoczonych. przegral
wszystkie swoje pieniadze W
domu cry, kt6ry potem przez
zemste podpalii. Gdy uciekal
do dworu rodzicielskiego, },
zazgal nozem draba, ktory go
usi}owal .przytrzymac.
"a to surowy ojciec lego,
ma mocy prawa, przysluguja-.
cego szlachcieM Meksykadskiej,
sam go ukaral. to " ten spo-
sob. re powiazanegoz zawiaza.-
nemi oczami wywi6zi v dzika
puszcza W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych. Tam uwolniwszy 90
z wiez6w rzekl surowym glo-
sem: .Teraz ME masz juz
Iojca ami matki, brata lub
siostry ami zadnego krewne~
|go. Me opowaz sic powr6c:G:
do ojczyzny twojej, zakazuje
ci to pod kara smiercil Po-'
stanowienie moe Jest ME.
wzruszone. a prosby twoje
| iuz mic zn,ienit ME moga.
IA SIG tez ME PROSE!
odparl chlopak nowczym,
lglosem. q.
" tym tu worku znajduje
l.sie zywnost na diva dni, =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
Il NiW P0lskich
W AMERYCE.

WYKRECA Sic SIA-
MEM pan Sadowski, redak-
tor niedawno zalczonego "
Chicago Dz1ENNlKA NARoDo-
wEGo. powo]ujac sic ma Lin
diego. kt6ry napisal W swo-
i'm 5lowniku, ze ,,imie ksiadz
ustapic,ne stanowi duchow.
nemu, oznacza tytulem tym
osobe duchowna wyznaf
chrzescianskieh'' .Zdaniem
TEN pan Sadowski zamvSla
udowodnic, ze godzi sic Po:
lakowi katolickiemu j kapla-
now innych chrzesciadskich
wyzna6 nazywa6 ksiezmi.
Wszelako Linde, jake
protestant, ME moze " tym
przypadku uchodzie "a po-.
wage " oczach prawowier-
5nych katolik6w Powvzszv
sad jego jest tel jednostron
.nym. Prawda bowiem ty1k!o,
ze j polski 1ud otestancki
q. P. pruscy Mazurzy, nazy
va swego kaplana ksi g
y i : e n. a lego lone ks 6
d. . v 4 ale l,igdy ME
|nazwa KS j ed Z e Il, Polacy
katol icy. nj Y movie. nj y
|pismie kaplana chrzescia1.
lskiego ME ralezacego q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

ME, Paryzu j Frankfurcie
kootroluja bardzo wiele akcy,
W kopalniach zlota " kraju
Boer6w. Kopaczami zlota 50
biedni negry (Kafhrzy), kt6-.
rzy ydobywaiac zloty kru-
szec z zien1i, musza s}uchat
anRielskich ,,foreman6w
.(przod downik6w). czesto nawet
|cierpiee zmuszenl srogie baty.
Dokolo kopalh zlota jest
.pe}no karczm. W reku gallo
cyjskich zydk6w. Zloto biora
zydki " Londynie Paryzu
'innych miastach razem 2 zlo.-
sdz'ejami Anglikamii. a zara,.-
Ebek czarnucha idzie, W wiel J
.kieJ czesci, do kieszeni gali,.
cyjskiego> zydka q ,,psia
gorzalke.
lymczasem, q ponoca
zyd dowskiejj prasy, trabi sic
po swiecie. al. wal! Kopalnie
/ Gala zlotodajjna ziemia
Boer6w nl,1si sic poddat
Anglii, 30 zlota ME starczy
ma geszetEtl. I
y 0 man1one.
pgfle 2odp adlszy Cd praw
J 81 dziiueleD. Kos Z J! ciola 500 i; lat
'('s|a fslal1 ! tl4 tifh q /:
ole 1udzkosci. Duch ydowski,
duch mamony ich opan9o:wal
! pod sztandarem zydowskim
chez pobit i zniszczyt dzie1-
nych Boer6w. jak zniszczyli
lrlandya. ,Indye Wschodnie j
pragneli zniszczyc ..Stany
Staoy Zjednoczone "a czas6w
Washingtona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

m@Kazdy zamiejscowy aboneut nasze-
60 p:sma znajdzie " dzisiejszym numerze
WlARUsA koperte z wyraznym naszym
adresem.
Ola tych, kt6rzy jeszcze ME przes}a-
Ii przep1aty ma W1ARUsA ma rok 1900, 0.
znscza ta koperta napomnienie, aby sic z
ten pospieszyli, ci za6, kt6rzy juz z
CORY zap}acili abanament ma rok blezacy,
nlechaj raczq nam zjeduaG nowego abonen-
ta j mu da6 owa koperte, by jej uzy4 do
przes}ania nam przedp}aty.
PREMIE WIARUsA.
$# l. - Kto nam teraz nade$le $l.5 .55 roczne pred
p}aty ma Wiarusa. poslemy prezence kaendarz
Maryahski rok Pahski 1900. oplacona poczta DOM
II. - Kto teraz nadese $2 90. temu "a to przez
ca daszy rck poseiaf bedemy nniesza nasza gazette
nadto dostane Cd ych samych peniadzach oplaco
ma Foczta dom, dolarowe Album Kr6l6w Polskch
zawierajace portrety zycorysy 40 kr6l6w poskich.
ILL., Kto nam teraz przesle $$8 90 poSlemy "a
op}acona poczta DOM duza B,bia czylW Psmo swiete
sStarego Nowego Tesamentu,s a nadto tych samych
penadzach przez cay rok poselae bedzemy naszego
Niarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

NapOm lsIente NOWOr0czIlt
dla dziecl pOlsh ich "
Ameryce.
Rok sic przeigra}o,
Ell, kochana m}odzi,
Znowu nieproszouy
Nowy rok nadchodzi.
Rozpedza fgielki. =
Chec do piracy buSazl:
Do nauk czas wielki, a
Rosniecie ma ludzi!
Ucz sic ca}a siIa,
Polski mawiaj pacierz,
Mech ci bedzle mia
Nasza Polska Macierz.
A wiec kto juz czyta,
Mech stanie " k6leczkut s; 3.
Mech go W1AEUs vita
Mad polska ksiazeczka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
Prlyczyna WqjnY W lfrYee

C here h e i a f e m m e
(szukai kobiety) = mawiaja
Frsncuzi, gdy chodzi Q
wieksze zbrodnie.
- Szukaj zyda mawiaja
inteligentni ludzie wszedzie
gdy chodzi Q paniki, brak
roboty ! Q wojny.
Sprawa Dreyfussa udo..
wodniIa nawet i niewidomym.
do jakiego stopnia zydzi JUL
panuja mad prasa europejska
i amerykahska. mianowicie
mad telegramami. Wszystkie
wielkie agencye telegra6czne:
Reutcra. Havas. a tutaj w
Ameryce ), Associated Press
50 pod prawie wylaczna ko-
menda zyd6w.
Oni tel sic przyczynili do
wolny " Poiudniowej Afryce.
Najwieksz spekulanten
| " !? o]Afryce, diva lata temu,
byl Barney Barnato, zyd,
Imilioner do sunny 50. w
szale rozpusty j pija,1stwa
yskoczyl. iadac do Anglii.
Idobro olnie : okretu j Sic
Iutopil; ME prawda, ze utonal
przyPaldkowo }; li
Roths CHI dowie v Londy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

IciagnaI Doa Ramon dalej.
pozos awiarh ci take te oto
strzelbe. ktora " moich rekach
!!nigdy ME clhybila swego celu;
dalej dale citakze te karabiny
j noz;; " tyS oto. dwoch
rogach bdMolieh bedziesz
mial GLOW, ptssb i naboje, we
worku, gdzie list zywnose.
zoajduJe 5 & sz wszystkiem
CO potrzea do zrobienia
ognia, jakofs ismo sw.
twoje, matki. 1zed toba ley
puszcza. tIIra q nalezy do
c'ebie. Terss1nusisz myslec
sam 0 sobIs=i nowe zycie
#yESsss 4ts#5x isz5isss $50 5+s5t
fozPoczac'
70 tyci sfoWach Don. on
Ramon wskqezv ma ko''ia :
Predko sic odnahi
Okoio 20 aaf poznle1, v
roku 1887, ~.mies'acu faz-
dz'ern'ku' sfpz'al v te)fe
PustynI ma lerf fholku pa
g6rka, kr6te<o ] 9, pred. zacho=
dem sio1ca, Hl1kis my slwlec
mad OQn1Sklen1. M0yf llCZVc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

-, ------
ard Str Winona Mln4
K'.osciol rzymsk orkatolickie-,
go. w Warszawie tel s..
lpolskie sekty protestanckie,
liak n. p. kalwi1iska. maiaca
okazaly koscil " sasiedz-
twie s1pitala D1ieciatka Jezus
lido kt6reJ j Linde nalezal a.
| 1jednak nawet beraloo-zydow-
skie dzienniki Warszawskie,
]jak n. P. KURYER WARszAwe
SKI j KuRYER PoRANNY ME.
powazaja- sic, kaplana takiej.
sekty tytulowac ks i ed 2 em;
nazywaja ich zwykle pasto-
'rami.
Pan Sadowski, jako dziec:
lko Warszawskie. dobrze vie
q TEN wszystkiem, lecz u
lmyslnie prawde przekreca, bo
lggl6'Ws',nym jego j jego wydaw-
COW celem to agitaeya ma
[rzecz zupelnego oderwania
|polskich Zwiazkowc6w "
Ameryce Cd, Kosciola rzym.,
sk-katolc kiego.
Organ zas " polskim ie-
lzyku, pod tytu}em Dz1FNN1K
NARopowY. przyslugujacy
sic ludowi polskiemu
Ax,lery burzepiem poelv
s olws swie
WARY, rzy,r,skoa akaiolsF IS!
wlasnejj uraga ilazWis
MA SCHYk Ku b mii III one
go roku bylo " polskim
kosciele W Bay City Mich,
kazanie Q wielk;eh zaslugach
|sp6lki apostolskiei NJ char
Kruszka, Wincenty SlaWs<i.
Ii Waclaw Kruszka Obecny
ma. odnoSnem nabozes1stwie
nlezalezny misyonarz Wincen
ty Slawski. porzadnie skro-
lpiony, tryumfalaie wyprowa,
dzony zostai kosciola.
.--'=== ssss
PRzENIESIENIA. KsIE
zY. Wiel. rs: Matkowskl
przenieslony Mich'ga1skle
go Poznania do Alpeny.
ks. Edward Koz1owski
Manlstee 90 bay Ilty.
lxan N>'iIoe'i . r &.
80. : ga.'llu!s W.
nea a.1ys ss"o aH,
= !" ''u N''o1e''' o'sn'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
.TELEGRAMY.
CAPE TOW NJ

CAPE TOWN. -
HolendrzY W kolonii
,Kapu miell zjazd W
Pearl i uchwallli ude-
rye ma Capetown, a
r6wnoczeSnie poprze~
rywac l>nle kolejowe
pomiedzY pahstwem
Oranie a Capetown.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

waj@ sic bliskiego
zawarcia pokoju z
Transwalem, pod wa
runkiem, re Boerowie
~zatrzYmajja teryto-
ryum, bedace obecnie
W ich posiadanju, i
otrzymaj9 nadto 100
tYsiecy dolar6w od-
szkodowania.
LO)NDYN, 80. CRU
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-08-17
THEY BROKE JAIL.
Two Petty Thieves Saw Their Way to
Liberty mt Dow City.

On Tuesday forenoon two tramps
were arrested at Dow City for stealing
shoes from the store of Messrs. Heath
and Slocumb. They we're brought up
for trial. but at their request it was
continued and they were placed in the
city lookup. Two men were employed
to watch them during the night, never
the-less the men sawed through the
bars in the inner corridor, sprung the
bars in the outer window and made
their escape.
Before leaving the town they went
to the depot and asked the night man
where the marshall was. He said he
did not know, and the escaping prison
ers said that they had another engage
ment that could not wait, but they
wished to leave tender goodbye fol-
the city peace officers. Weunderstano
that the men who were employed to dc
the watching felt like thirty cents the
next morning. The major part OF the
stolen goods were recovered.
The method, which these sneal
thieves used was as follows:' One of thu
tramps made small purchase of gro
ceries and while the merchant was get
ting the things ready the other MAJ
sneaked off with a number OF pairs o
shoes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-08-17
AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

News comes to Denison that early on
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Jochims,
man of eighty-four years of age. at
tempted to take his own life. He was
found in his bed or Wednesday morn
ing with bad cash in his wrist and
deep cut on each side of his neck, he
still grasped the knife in his hand and
stated that he was tired of life and that
he wished to end it. Physicians we're
Immediately called, but his life is still
in danger from loss of blood. Several
months ago Mr.. Jochims suffered from
bad fall and he has not been in good
health since that tune. and his mind
seems to be affected. The sons of Mr..
.Jochims are we'll known farmers living
near Schleswig We sincerely hope
Mr.. Jochims will recover from the et-
fects of his own rash act.