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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
Tax.PaYing Women Vote.

Already the tax-paying women in
several Of the towns and villages in
New York State have availed them
selves Of their newly acquired right to
vote upon questions involving the ex-
penditure OF money for public i'm
provements. We have, however,
looked in vain for an account Of the
neglected homes, the distracted hus-
bands and hundreds OF children who
went supperless and crying to bed, all
because the mother voted for public
improvement. Even the Anti-Suf-
fragists have not found one solitary
object lesson. If their powerful
microscope cannot detect such an
object lesson, we may feel sure that
the results have been entirely salts
factory. Z. NJ. b.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

The Oak Grove Baaaaer, one Of Mis-
souri's most substantial country news
paper, editorially. says: The 'fbig
head is popular way Of expressing a
common and very frequent ailment.
1t arises from various sources but the
real foundation is lack Of sense. A
little money develops it in some peo-
pie; a few good clothes give 1t to
Others, a little Office, where a chance
IS given TO exercise a little authority
is often the cause Of it, while Others
get it by having a better job than theii
associates. The truth is no sensible
person ever gets the ''big head The
mes who become stuck up and stiff
necked from success Of any kind are
weak in the Intellectual calibre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
Angry Boy Killed Himsslf.

VANDALIA, June 25.-George Dunn,
aged 10 years, son Of Marion Dunn,
mail carrier between Vandalia and
Madisonyllle, shot himself in the
stomach Monday evening and died to
day at II O'Clock. Young Dunn had
carried the mail for his father that
day. II is said he was mad at his
father and when he reached home,
said he intended to kill himself.
Marching into the nearby woods he
fired the fatal shot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
Cont Notes

S4AA
Halliday s Co. vs.. W. H Lesh;costs
having been paid plaintiff dismisses
case
Caleb Berry vs.. Jno. T. Miller; YER
dict and Judgment for plaintiff.
Mary Wilson vs.. Lee Wilson; on
plaintiffs motion case dismissed.
Bennett ct al vs. Woody ct al; bill
dismissed: judgment for defendants
for costs.
Jno. B. Gregory vs. ]. A.Quick, et al;
ordered that Locke pay over to plain
tif $500 in his hands and plaintiff
pay costs.
Arthur Mottenger, exparte; com
mittee report recommending license
be granted; license granted.
II. C. KliensoFge vs. n. Dix, f. W.
Cram, garnishee; case continued.
George Robertson vs.. c. V. Mans
field, case continued
Mary B. Beagles vs.. ]. NJ. Beagles,
Judgment for support, $40 per month
payable each first day Of month here
after.
Purlins Waddingham IS. d. Femme
valid ct al, by consent judgment foT
plaintiff for dover, value agreed to be
so in gross.
Lydia T. Jesse ". Z P.Jesse, judgI
ment for defendant 90 cross bill fol
divorce, children foreman with plai n
tif. defendant 10 visit children every
four weeks, first saturday each month,
afternoon from 2 to4 O'Clock.
State vs.. II. I. Dent continued on
application Of defendent for want Of
time 70 prepare for trial and defen'
dent not appearing bond forfeited
with leave to set aside next term Of
court.
State Of Mo. vs.. Gottlieb Meier.
continued on application Of defendent
bond forfeited with leave to move
set aside next term Of court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

TIE State Horse Show at jefferson
City Oh July second to fifth inclusive,
win be a most enjoyable affair. Mexi-
co win be well represented and win
carry Of some Of the best prizes. The
list OF exhibitors this year will be
larger and better than ever. Horse
men from ST Louis, Kansas City,
Mexico. Columbia Fulton and other
places will b. present. Rex MELON
aid, the king u saddle horses handled
by George Lee, Of Mexico; Red Bud,
owned by Thomas Dunn, Of St. Louis,
and handled By Hisey s. Lee; Thorn.
ton Star, owned by j. A. Potts, Of
Mexico; Forest King owned by ID. l.
Parish, Of St. Louis, and ridden by
Tom Bass, will compete for the s30(
sweepstake saddle prize. A large mum.
Der Of well known high bred horses
will be at the State Horse Show. In
addition 70 the large prizes for road.
ster, harness and saddle classes, yalu.
ableprizes are offered for fOur-in-hands
>tandems, runabouts, high Jumpers
high school horses and all events thai
20 70 make an up-tO-date Horse Show
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

GOV. DocKERY has re-appointed
Dr. F. II. KahlmeyeT, Of New Flor
e0ee, q member Of the Beard Of Mana
gers for the Deaf and Dumb Insti-
tute q Fulton Dr.. Kahlmeyer
made an efficient and faithful mem
Der q the bard. and his re-aPPOiut-
met viii meet with the cordial appro-
val Of all wiz are interested in the
JuSfErutfur
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
nnlr rs Gems ! Mean.

Until further notice the
Mexico Weekly Ledger will
be rs cents per year, cash in
advance, to new subscribers
who live in Audrain county;
to those living out ofthe coun-
y, 81 per year in advance.
The Mexico Weekly Ledger
from now until January l,
1902, for only fifty cents,
cash in advance. Now is the
time to subscribe. Make your
subscriptions Immediately, as
this offer may be withdrawn
at any time.
June l7,l9oi.
R. M White,
Editor and proprietor Mexico
Ledger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

MR. G0DLIEB MEIER, q farmer
who lives near Rush Hill, No. was
indicted BY the last grand jury for
working on the sabbath day. Mr..
Windsor has entered a general denial
and has given bond II is against the
Law 70 work On SUNDAY, except in cases
81 necessity, at the same time the
Sabbath day Is desecrated I'M more
noticeable manner in various wsys
than b. working.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

Now We are On top II you want
10 have peace IN the family and some
money left 10 do business on stay with
Us. We give you the best shoes for
the money you yer bought and the
kind that feel the best on your feet.
For ~ baiaao q 1is ss0nfA We are 60
ing 10 clean up cur stock and In this
sale many
% shoes Eill e sold for e.
$50 shoes viii be sold for ~
e shoes viii be sold for sl.O.
Sis shoes will be sold for SIS
$50 shoes win be sold for sI.25
tl3 shoes will be sold for o..
All odd lots at stIl lower prices
Come al once We have shoes By the
car load. p. s MITCHELL. Agt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

AS announced In the Mexico LEDGER
on Tuesday, Geo. Steele, formerly Of
this city, and Miss Marie Hooker both
Of Centralia we're married Tuesday
night. The occasion was a most
delightful one, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele have the best wishes Of friends
in Aundrain and Boone counties for
long life and prosperity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
County COMMISSIONS

Stamps win not be necessary on
checks after this week which will be
some help to those hnanciers who have
been handicapped in the transaction
Of business because they didn't have
the price 10 buy stamps and we're
therefore prevented from drawing
their checks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

DE. G. NJ. BUNGARSER, Of Martins
burg, No, % account Of the health u
his wife, will, before the tenth Of July,
move 10 Escondido, California. DR..
Bumgamers many friends in Audrain
county viii regret very much to have
him leave the State. but will take
great pleasure in recommending him
to the people Of Southern Californis
a a genial gentleman and a irst-claS'
physician Of ability. The LEDGE
regrets very much 70 have the Doctor
leave, but wishes him and his family
long life, good health and much pros
peritv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
DIFFICULTIES TO BE OVERCOME.
ImOortaut Questions TO Answer. Symptoms Of Blood Poisoning.

= your color bad I
Il your throat sore
Are yuu al run o
Is your hair failing ont
Have you swollen glands
i your urine hlgh ,eoloFcd
Does the skin itch and burn
Does the head feel too fnfif
ie there persistent headache
Have you aching In the bones
Have yea ulcers 10 the mouth
Do humsf8 bseak cat on the skin
Does the blood cifcniate slusgishly
Does the blood feel hot and feyerfah
De the hands and fest pud and swell
Il there = yrlcklinR sensation In The skin
Have you sores on the body that pon't heal
Have you cogpsred or other colored spots on the
skin
The above are symptoms Fhick no rational
nan should pass BY nHheedec-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
BOY Thoupht Dead RacoYsr.

MoBERLY,J June "A child thought
dead by its parents, who had made
arrangements for its funeral, recover
ed after lying several hours In a
eomatose condition.
The father Of the child is J. Gates,
who lives three or four miles from
this city. For several months the
boy had been suffering from whoopinl
cough and was at times very low,
Last week while In this condition he
was given up as dead and the body
was prepared for burial. Relatives
arriving Sunday 20 attend the funeral
found the boy alive and slowly re
covering.
MR. Henry Edmonds is home after
a short visit In Sturgeon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

THE Moberly fair on July q TIL the
- inclusive, promises 70 be a most
successful meeting. WITH Alb c Din
gle as president and F. W. Roberts
secretary The enterprise viii have in
teIligent, active and successful
management These gentlemen arc
peculiarly equipped for looking after
enterprises q this kind, and We be
lieye the Moberly fair will be even a
greater success than usual. A large
number Of Audrain county people
will arrange to attend this fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

John Ashley Culyer's many friends,
of Audrain county, will be glad to
know that on June - he graduated
with honorable mention from the
Marquette School in ST. Louis. This
is one Of the best schools in the State.
Mr.. Culver has been successful In
securing a position in st. Louis. He is
a nephew Of Mrs. John Luckie,
formerly Of Audrain county, now Of
st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

In addition TO the fifty excursions
and twelve routes n0w arranged for
holders OF n. Z. A. tickets at Detroit
on July 9-l2, two more routes have
been secured one through Mackinac
and another to the Adirondack.
Round-trip from Detroit in each
case els; tickets good until Sept. LIST.
w2t-d2t D. A. MCMILLAN.
Mgr. n. E. A., 9th District
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
st. Louis Live Stock n


ST.. LOUIS, June Eth :.
tive cattle run was one q aI
II not the largest, thus far
the concluding register
grand total Of something q
car loads. Some Of The y
transactions were conddsNI
loo lower, but there iSn0Qlal
the ruling decline amounted
i5c.
Hoes-The hog run vBs
ate and about 1908 head Is.
week ago and also than tbs
ago. A good demand prH.
the market opened active Va
about Sc higher than cary I
The quality ruled good ai
but few pigs and common
representation In the hag
class was not large, bat z
lots Of good medium weight
City butchers were Openi
and paid up 10 500 With as
purchase at s6.l0 70 s6B q
the market was s8@ th.
price GU this market for nar
years. The close was firm
SHEEP-The early man
strong on lambs, and sons
were made to prices lOc to
than on Monday, but later
as the supply became liA
were no better than stead
steady all day and stocks
but the demand for st0cka1
better. Several loads O b
were held over.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
Prom the Perry Ea,,u,

t NAltl1Ha
The large 2-year-old stser /,
Crump's and which ge,s
several weeks ago to Crcs.s.
wilson at 1918, we're SHIN,
.cago Tuesday, and they i,.
days market for the lsYget,
steers on the market. M
@3, and averaged l.g |
They were given up 70 Be aI
young steers shipped out at
for years. Mr.. Crunp a,
feeding them on the 18th M
gust. They cost him Co h
OF s27.75, when he bOugb, !
calves. This included ds
occulating them. They bva
81, besides be sold sl@.
hogs which run with then
time he fed them. Ther y
all, and Is Of them were jE
a man ever laid eyes on-u
were good, but not a. 80
Others. Mr.. Crump went ID
the shipment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
STOCK EOrss

ais ANA
Sharp & Gray, OF Nome
sas head Of eO-pound ssI
Louis Tuesday at $40. aus
VIM. vanIandingbam
fe has % nice home grown =
also has % acres Of nice -
on to carry them through ~ \
John W. Moss, Of near
40 s-year-old steers to I'm.
1855 They weighed ls
Also IS hogs to him at ~
are b 80 the middle ot T..
FIRST 81 August.
The shortage Of the %,
crops caused by the DIV n.y.
caused the sowing Of
cane and millet Cane ~
vanced from 80 cents a bo,sl
and Is hard to get at that
-Four years ago 5, S. Rna
STROLLER, paid Mrs. Cand,Ssl
for a jersey heifer calf. n. /
one Of her calves for s,N
another heller worth s2i 49,
calf worth at least go. ~
own milk and butter NJ, IN
sold $40 worth Of butter !.
Pretty good income for b
ment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

would like to have the address Of
teachers who did not attend the in
stitute and have not been excused for
non-attendance. | am going TO pub.
lish a full list Of Audrain teachers
]. n. CRoss,
County Commissioner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

Just received another car Of anchor
vehicles, one Of the largest cars that
has erer came to Mexico. The car
actually contained 80 rigs, many Of
them surreys. We have some nice
Call and see for yourself.
FERRIS & CArrTuop~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

THK MEXICO LEDsEB is now the
Official organ Of the City Of Mexico,
and al ordinances. election notices
and PROCLAMATION viii be published in
its columns for the ensuing year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
KiIlsd in We.t Virginia Flood.

Dead, estimated, 90 70 IS.
Property damage, 81, 0O0,0 900.
Number Of houses carried avail
bodily, 800.
Number OF miles railroad track des
troyed, 30.
Bridges swept away, 20.
Number Of towns injured severely
Is.
Number Of people homeless, 5000.
Laborers at work repairing railroads
5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
Springs and Return

Only sl.5o on Sunday, June
30. A special train will leave
Mexico at z a. M, arriving at
Excelsior Springs at 1o:45
a. m. Returning will leave the
Springs at $50 p. m. This
will be the most delightful
cheap excursion of the sea-
son. E. s. WILSON,
Tkt. Ag't. Wabash R. r. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

Devastating Storms in Ssuii
1870 Adams e0unty, ]
81 killed, 100 injured los,
1s42-Adams county, MISS
killed; great property loss
I~ss0-Barry, Stone, We.
Christian COUNTIES, Missouri
900 injured, 200 buildings ,
loss, s1.OO0,0OO.
lSs0--Noxubee county \
= killed, Y injured, IS ID
stroyed; loss, 100000.
~1SS0-Fannin county TsuI
So injured, 20 buildings da
lse2-Henry and Salln
Missouri; 5 killed, - lnlu
ings destroyed; loss, sou
~1ss3-Kemper, CopiA
Newton and Lauderdaleo
slssippi; 81 killed, az
buildings destroyed; los
16s3-Izard, Sharp andu
Arkansas; 5 killed, le
buildings DESTROYED; los
1ssl-North and Sod
Mississippi, Georgia, Ten
ginia, Kentucky and llllns
.2,500inIured, 10OO0bulliiq
These storms constitute
leled series OF tornadoes
over 90 Of them scails
territory after 10 O'Clock
Of Feb. ..
l~se0-Louisyille, n.y.
injured, 900 buildings o.
q, l50,00o. Storm cut "
wide through the ceniefe
1se1-Louisiana and
killed, so injured
iee3-Sayannah, GaaA
S. O., and southern cdast
and great destruction o.
1ea3Gulf coast Of L
killed; great destructloa
leee-St Louis cyclo
1000 injured; great prop
1eOo-Galveston, Tens
tidal waye from gulf
thousands more injured
80, 100000
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

The ten-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Cook, Of La Sale, ILL.,, has
been absent from her home since
Sunday last, and the parents believe
she was accompanied By John thinner
man, an ex-c0nyict.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

Do you feel weak
Rave you backncbef
Do you shun socieiyf
Are you losing hesh
Do you sleep poorly
Are you lowFplritedf
Are yoas eyes funken
DO yon hAv hot haShesf
Are you easily exhausted
is your memory unimpalred
Do you have sick headache
Ig there nAusea after eating
Do your hands and feet sweat
Has III brightness left your syesf
Do you feel that you are unAt 70 marry
These ahalctions may be caused BY oyervoFk.
worry, excess, dissipation. etc, but the appalling
resulta ara the same unlesa checked. We do this
Quickly and permanently, and At = reasonable
pFice. Life Is s nightmare and a dismal failure
without perfect manhood
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

la mei' Leslie Ferris Is back
again Now Jeems you can have
Leslie fix that chain pump, put up
them cutters and TX my old tea ket-
tie. dg-E2.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

MoBERLT is going 70 have a big fair
in July. Is not Mexico going 70 have
a meeting Of some kind next fail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

After Monday, July /, you do not
have 10 stamp your checks
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

We take pleasure in recommending
the doctors Of the Illinois State Med
ieal and Surgical Institute. Theyare
perfectly reliable and are lncorporat-
ed for $4,000 In the state Of Illinois.
If you need any medical treatment
you will do well to see them. Their
Office IS at Hotel Ringo for two weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
FREE!
- -
FREE! FREE!
A ==
All who apply at our Offices the First Ten
DAYS viii receive Free Treatment for One Week.

BY these SPECIALISTS locating in this city saves many a sufferer a
long. tedious trip to the city, and it gives a rare opportunity to get re-
Heyed OF the torture and pain that Chronic Diseases invariably bring on
when they are so long neglected Their work on Rheumatic and Para
irdc cnpples have convinced the most skepteal Of their marvellous power
over those stubborn cases that have bafled the medical profession for 50
long. They are not only competent and reliable, but are responsible
being backed by ample capital and ably managed Diseases which have
bafHed other physicians and ~stubbornly refused to yield to ordinary medf
dnes. methods and Applications are quickly subdued and mastered by
these successful doctors. They have the largest and best equipped
medical institution in America.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
Heats Vietims In Chieapo

CHICAGO, June 24.-Two deaths and
eleven p~rustrations, several OF which
are serious, were the result Of the heat
In Chicago to-day.
The dead: George Wiley, Frustrated
while at work in a foundry; Fritz
Bramsen, innate Of Dunning, sue.
eumbed during the night
Over 300 cattle were affected In
their pens at the stock yards Several
hundred cattle, hogs and sheep were
also taken dead from the cars on the
incoming trains.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

MS la Boomer, Of this city. has
returned home from a pleasant ,ISii
'nends In the hollno helghborbogd
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
Osteopslhl

Osteopathy cures Wiln,
or knife. See DR.. THu
here on Tuesday, Thursal
day Of each week for ~
across the street east o.
Consultation and eran
Once hours; ! a. m psr
ial hours by appointmel.
7. W. Atkins who hN
for sometime With az
able 10 be out again
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

II you will buy . buggy cheap
And know you've bought the best
Don't fail % see the ones We keep
And We will 90 the rest
The Anchor buggy leads
In strength, 10 snaps and grace.
In quality IL far exceeds
Ib rivals In the race.
FEREts & CAurHoRv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
rRusTEEs sID

Whereas JOSEPH g.
man. on he i1lh dlT ~
tain deed o. trust d.y
corded b The deed OF ~
caan1r Missouri. in h11k
- ~ undcrsizned
eeraed real estate,
-, Missouri t0uit
Rive 80 sores IN ne
southwest quarter w
.tm 40 81 section teenu
Cal acres ne north
qaarter ~ 81 nc
seefina ~ isht
one ltIl, range uine
WkIrh I'D cdnreI
secure ne paFmru'
n5fa therein degn
lasrh d Armlstead
nIne months. and
due and anpaid roe
lee 81 the rcquesl
cote. wi bctu een
and I O'Clock , g. NJ
Friday, the Twsliiha "a,
A. D, 1871
=, "a, a., mos, door
nsxico. Audram t1rn
ataFe deRrbcd pg
ne hlrhesf bidder %
Ard co-ls o. eHecuilnA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

Miss Loua Steele Is hosas from
oentraiis, where she attended the
marriage u Geo steele.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
Zen nhousand Women in Dangerl
Too many women neglect then
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realize their physical condition, take treatment from a doctor who knows
comparauvely nothing about the various complicated ailments Of woman
kind. Many women, married and single, young and old. had either died
long before their time, or have suffered years Of torture and finally be
came respondent invahds, simply because they have not consulted the
right doctor. Our SPECIALISTS for all diseases, complaints and weakness
Of women have long been recognized as the most able and successful
physicians In America
Women who consult us can learn something TO their advantage.
whether they take treatment or not No charge Is made for consufta'
ton or advice, and no incuabe cases are undertaken.
An chror,c D,se.ses Weld We make a speciality Of only treating
Chronic Diseases, and BY keeping
our Branch Office here enables the afflicted to consult us without
coming to the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

Some Of A. G. Turner'S friends are
piaguing him a good deal about cali
ing a meeting to secure another rain
maker for Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
We OIL a. one Thinr 81 Ynn

And that is II you intend buying a
ne" buggy OF surrey, don't buy until
sou take a look through our sample
moor. FEKRIs & CAufHORs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

The following, parties with Others
went b Auxasse Tuesday, June q. %
attend a banecae given b. r. r..
Buckner Willard Potts, J. c win
ten, Vim IAsh. Judge Macfarlane.
Lee Craddock, Jerry Simpson, N. n.
Nelson Joseph Boyd and Vim. BIZ.
arly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
OUR VISITS.

For years we have been making regular visits to the larger cities, and
doubtless you have seen our notices before, but have hestated on calling
See us to-day or call In tonight and getone Of our Guides TO Health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27
An Chronic Diseases Yield.

our Branch Office here enables the Z
coming to the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

Hence all resulting ills and reflex complications, which may
be termed Associate Diseases and which, in fact, are often more
than the original ailment that gives rise to them all disappe
pletety and forever with the cure Of the main malady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-06-27

Il u sequiYed, Blood Poison and all skin. Hood
and H0ns Diseases arising from the taint are
permanently eliminated from the system.
I Il Is Nervous Debility. the many distressing
symptoms following tH is tres and Indicating
= pferaature decline Il physical and mental
powers are totally removed. and faridly ~
placed b. the youthful energy q robust iaan-
hood
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-15
MAY PLEAD INSANITY
Thought That Mind of Mary
Marks Is Affected
AND is NOT RESPONSIBLE
For the Inhuman Killing Of
Her Young Babe.

The finding Of the coronsr's jury IN
the case Of the babe found in the Arkan-
sas river sand and charging Mrs Katie
Marks and her daughter with its muir
der. caused a great deal Of interest IN
the neighborhood where the Marks fam
fly live in the north part Of this county.
There were a number OF prominent
farmers IN the city from that section
yesterday and from their tax there is
little doubt that the defense of INSANITY
viii be raised in the case OF Katie
Marks. The impression seems 70 prevail
among the neighbors that Mrs. Marks
was the prime factor IN the kinias and
that she is not responsible for her a.
tons. These neighbors claim that she
has not been right in mind for some
time. One prominent Sst nan faID er
Mr.. Lease, SAID that for some time Mrs.
Marks had regarded herself as apart
from the balance Of humanity and that
she was influencing Mary in the same di-
rection.
People who were about the county ial
yesterday said that Mary Marks cried
constantly for her friends 10 come and
help her out Of jail. It was reported
that Mrs. Marks brother called TO see
her and that she told him to go away
that she would get out OF Jail herself.