Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-02-28

ire being held for completely with
Mrs. Lulu Prince-Kennedy in the
murder of Philip H. Kennedy. Later
we're arraigned, waived the formal
reading of the information against
them, pleaded not guilty, and asked
for an early preliminary hearing.
This was set for Saturday, when att
torneys for the prisoners will ask
that they be released on bail.
Defeat Separate Coach Bill.
Senator Walkers superintendent
bill, providing for the separation OF
negroes and whites on railway cars,
was voted to death in the senate at
Jefferson City. The senate chamber
was filled with spectators, a large
of them negroes who had
been pleading with senators for the
of the measure. No party lines
drawn in the speaking or the
vote. Senators Collins, Haynes and
Dowell, all democrats, were among
those who spoke against the bills
which was defeated 21 to 10.
Died Among Strangers,
Frank August Shindler, of Wilton,
Wis, who arrived at Swedeborg some
two weeks ago, with the view to pur-
chasing lands, died there. His wife
arrived yesterday afternoon. Both
were well supplied with money. Mr..
Shindler was a stranger, but during
his Illness was attended by the Mod
ern Woodmen, of which he was a
member. The remains were shipped
to Wisconsin.
Attempted Suicide.
Because her sister scolded her for
not sweeping under the bed, Mary
Miller, an 1~s-year1old girl, took a tea
spoonful of rough on rats in her
room at COB East Eighth street, Kan
sas City. Doctors succeeded in saving
the girls life after a severe struggle
Miss Miller is an orphan. She came
from ST. Louis Il week ago to make
her home with her sister, Mrs. J. W
Smith.
Sentenced TIC Be Hanged
In the Hannibal court of commo
pleas Mrs. Alice Nessenhener, convict
ed of poisoning her husband, Franz
Nessenhener, by means of morphine
was formally sentenced to be hanged
on Friday, April 10. 1901. Attorney fol
the defendant filed an affidavit for al
appeal TO the supreme court and !
was granted The defense was givef
--LT - - E1a hill of oN-oQE1
tioNs.
Explosion of . Furnace..
Tie furnace in the ~resideice of 5.-A
Whitley exploded at Eldorado. 1t tor
up about eight feet square in the Gen
ter OF the dining-room, turned owe
the dining table and broke most o
the dishes. Mrs. Whitley and her ht
tie daughter were in a room BOY
and were badly injured. Henry Bish
cp, who was tending to the
was seriously injured.
Rir Fire at Kansas City.
Fire DESTROYED the four-story build
ing at Nos. 326 and 32S West SlNt
street, Kansas City. The building wa
occupied by 81 F. Holzmark, whols
sale liquur dealer, and the Jamiso
Manufacturing Co. grocers' and bal
| ers' supplies. The loss is 100000 III
Ely covered by insurance.
/ sa5s of Hereford Cattle.
A. sale of imported and American
4 bred Hereford cattle from the hero
( of X. B.. Armour and Jones Fun
I houser was held az Kansas City, wit
scattlement from many parts of tn
{ country present. Nineteen cows ar
| bulls were sold at an average of S3'
@ head.
George Camp Arrested.
Geo. Camp of Springfield, was a
rested on a warrant sworn u
Miss Annie Sullivan, of St. LOU
charging Rim With having wronge
her while. she was there on a visit la
summer
nrank Deadly Acid.
Minnie 0chs, 20 years old, COMM
ted suicide at the home of her ste
father. Peter Mann, of 1109 Lyme
street. St Louis, by drinking carbol
acid.
wed Her First Love.
Miss Bunny Finney, of Marble Iii
came to St. Louis to wed I. e.. N
Cleland, of Texas, but deserted. b
and wed Fred WEIGH, a former Love
shemer Arrested.
One b. B. Williams, accused of wol
: ing 2 scheme TO secure money by
vealing the prospective Worries "a
site, is under arrest at ST. Louis
Farmer Killed I'm O Runaway.
. John Walters, a well-known sto'
man of ST. Joseph, was killed VIII
, preparing a shipment OF stock
t, team and wagon ran over him.
Fare Reduction Defeated.
e The bill to reduce railroad fare fir
f 3 cents to 2h cents was defeated
e the legislature by a vote of u to
= 1t was hotly debated.
q Death of q Pianeer.
Andreon Franz, one of Jeferi
City's foremost citizens, and who
!. lived there for the past forty yea
is dead in that city.
d Shot Himself In the Head.
John Shore, Jr., % years of a
f. hot and killed himself in his bed
v the home of his father, 294S Tmo
le street, st. Louis.
d Attacked Bank Safe.