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williamsburg.

williamsburg, oct. Frank Novak
has sold his home to James Bremen,
of Brooklyn and will move to Iowa
City, where the family expect to
make their future home
Mike Crane has sold his farm to the
Langless brothers.
j. j. Williams and wife, Howell Will
liams and wife and w. D. Jenkins and
wife attended the carnival Friday
Joe DeLong has sold his farm south
west OF town to Mr.. Klever.
The case of w. r. Prewitt against
Jack Wilson and several others for
libel has been on trial in Benton
county. F. e. Pugh of this place
was up to Vinton for several days as
a witness arriving home today. The
case was taken away from the jury
by the judge on legel point and de-
cided in favor of the defendants.
Politics are beginning to liven up
some. but appear rather slow so far.
However next Monday. Oct. 10, Judge
Wade is to be here and make an ad.
dress. He will be followed Oct. "a,
by VIM. Hoffman OF Muscatine, 30
that the people Will be able to hear
both sides ably discussed By the con.
gressfonal candidates in this district,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Black of Millers.
burg have moved to town.
Mrs Geo. Wagner, is! visiting at
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this morning, where he has employ
ment at the elevator.
Ed Yocum, who lives south of Rus
SELL lost two valuable horses Sunday
night in the Charlton river. In at
tempting to cross the high water in
the dark, he got in where it was too
deep and the horses went down and
were drowned. Mr.. Yocum, however,
had enough presence of mind to save
himself.
Mrs. j. W. Mumford returned home
today from Indianola accompanied by
her little granddaughter, who will Wis
it with her for awhile.
Lee Tackef came up from Abba last
evening for a visit with his father who
has been sick. The latter is. much bet
ter at present
George Kennedy of Belinda returned
home yesterday from a weeks visit
with relatives at elliott.
Messrs. Jake Werts and John Pierce
of Russell, were county seat visitors
yesterday.
John Lynn arrived yesterday from
Basin, Wyoming. He brought with him
$50 head of cattle which he will feed
this winter on his large farm near
Derby.
The jury brought in a verdict yes.
terdaS against Robert Cottrell of Lu-.
cas-, finding him guilty of assault with
intent to commit great bodily injury
upon the person of George Anderson
This case arose out Of saloon row
in Lucas. 1t occurred some time ago
when Cottrell hit Anderson over the
head with beer glass.
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PackWood,

Packwood, Oct. Mrs. l.. l.. Will
son is enjoying a visit from Mrs. Han
ma, who comes from Mrs. Wilson's old
home in Illinois.
Word has been received here of the
death of NJ. l.. Packwood at his home
in Arapahoe, Neb. Mr.. Packwood was
a son Of the late Samuel Packwood,
and has been in Nebraska about five
years.
j. l.. Petty has gone to Lathran,
Oklahoma, and will soon send for his
family, and will make his home there.
number of old soldiers and
citizens attended the soldiers reunion
In Washington last week
Grant Barngrover has moved to
Fairfield and j. s. Loughary talks OF
doing the same.
DR.. and Mrs. Laird, after a pleasant
visit with relatives in this place re-
turned to their home at Mahom.
p Mrs. j. D. Eichsr aud son were
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Miss Mary Ellen Lindsay, sister of the
former, who will soon leave for Cali
fornia to make her home.
Rev. Ed. Smith spent several days
last week at his old home, San Jose,
Ills, Mrs Smith-visiting in Mt. Pleas
ant during his absence.
T E. T. Speaker, wife and son left for
Gueda Springs, Kansas Tuesday,
where they go in the hope of benefit
ing Mr.. Speaker. If there is no i'm
provement in his condition, they will
go on to Mexico.
Hugh E. Mccoy and wife left Tues
day for Hoxie, Kansas. on visit.
Jay Calhoun was an Ottumwa visitor
Wednesday.
D. w. Anderson has sold his proper
ty on the northwest corner of the
square to John Barker.
Roy Allen is the guest of friends in
Des Moines for week, going last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Charley Bukey and baby left
last Wednesday to join Mr.. Bukey at
their new home at Sheridan, Wyoming.
Mrs. Matilda Eccles has returned
from a two weeks visit in Burlington
She was accompanied home by her
granddaughter. Lottie Eccles, who will
remain and attend school this win
ter
E. H. Skinner. wife and daughter,
Nellie, left Tuesday for a weeks visit
at the home of E. F. Potter in Mil
waukee.
Samuel Condo left Saturday for
Washington. D. c., where he will at
tend the G. A. R. encampment.
DR.. J. H. Randall has returned from
his business trip to Illinois.
j. S. Ragsdale, ID. K. Calhoun, Oscar
Ross and Johnson's martial band, com
posed of R. H. Johnson, Geo. Simmons
David HOFFMAN, Roy Simmons and
DR.. Pitt Norris, attended soldiers re-
union at Washington last week. Mr.
Ragsdale was chosen president for the
coming year.
A. L. Calhoun and wife visited last
week with the formers brother, near
Bloomfield.
Lester Clark and wife, of Fairfield
visited their parents over Sunday.
| Sam McDullen is moving into the E
! T. Speaker house in the south part OF
town.
Mrs. Harry Hale ad child, Of Oska
loosa, are visiting relatives here.
Uncle Jimmie Donald and wife went
to Bradyville Tuesday. where they will
spend the winter with daughter.
Mr. Jacques, of Fairfield. was in
town last week arranging for an excur.
sion to Sheridan, Wyoming, of soldiers
widows to take up claims. Those go
ing from here are Mrs. w. H. Hope
Mrs. A. Glotfelty. Mrs. Eccles, Mrs
Graham. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Askren
and Mrs. Belle Torrance
P. S. Daniels and wife visited in OF
| tumMa last week.
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siaourney.

Siguurney, Oct 1.-THE Keoklll
County Sunday School association
held It's nineteenth annual convention
at the M. E. church in Sigourney Sat-
urday and Sunday. October 4 and s..
Considering the inclement weather,
the attendance was good and much in
terest was manifested in the welfare
of the county's Sunday schools. Mrs.
3. Il. Mitchell, state worker. of Des
Moines, was preset and made some fine
addresses. J. F. Riggs, X. E. Will
cockson, Rev. George. r. s. Wallace
and others also presented some inter-
esting discourses The sessions of last
Sunday were especially good, and
many people of this vicinity were in
attendance. At the close of the con-
vention C. E. McQuaid was reelected
county president and f. G. Cory secre
tary Of the association.
Mr.. Seibel of Spencer is visiting his
son, Frank.
Hon John F. Lacey will speak polit--
ically to the voters of Wapello county
and keokuk county at Hedrick next
Friday evening.
Sig. Sanders is quite sick with pleur-
isy.
Henry Seydel has been sick for a
few days.
Marriage licenses were issued to w.
F. Kerr and Anna Brewer, H. N. Butler
and Mary E. Brewer, Claude M. Cotton
and Sarah Wendt.
Court re-convened today at 1 80 with
Judge Scott on the bench. The day
was spent on non-jury business, no.
lions and probate work and defaults.
II. F. Duensing and son were at Os,
kaloosa Monday to have the latter's
eye doctored
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Birminuham.

Birmingham, Oct. Mrs. J. NJ. Bry-
anat spent several days last week in
Ottumwa, the guest of Mrs. j. T. Sim
mons.
Misses Daisy and Stella Low. of
Omaha, Neb.. visited at j. S. Rags
dale's several days the latter part OF
the week,
Mrs. ]. W. Topping. of Burlington,
is. a guest at the home of John Top
ping.
Miss Annie Lindsay and Mrs. Sam
Lindsay left Tuesday for three
weeks visit in Garnet Kansas, with
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Pleasant Grove.

Pleasant Grove, Oct. IL. F. Wilk.
inson and wife of Udell. are visiting
NJ W. Wilkinson and other relatives.
Messers and Mesdames Otis Gust,
Frank Brooks, and John Parrett were
Ottumwa callers last week.
]. B. Kendrick and family moved
from the Mary Hatch farm to the
farm owned by Mr.. Hendricks brother
Alfred kendrick, on Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. M. Peden visited Miss Nancy
Kendrick on Wednesday.
Mart Smith was business caller
at the F. M. Brooks home Tuesday.
Miss Tish Brooks was a caller in
this vicinity Tuesday.
Dan Simmons was caller at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. M. Smith
on Monday.
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Keb, Oct. 7.-Thomas Hyde moved
his family to the Phillips mines on
Tuesday
George Holt the efficient salesman
for the Iowa and Illinois Fuel Co.,
spent Friday in town, on business.
James n. Allison. of Cedar Rapids,
was, business caller in town on Satur-
day
Jefferson Reese moved his tools to
Madrid last week. He will work in
the mines there for his father, Joseph
Reese.
The mines are running full time,
new men finding work regularly.
The miners. at their last meeting,
decided on not building their hall for
the present,4owi to the disagreeaabla
weather.
John Bennett and Martin Wood
spent Sunday evening in Ottumwa.
The miners Of Keb most heartily en-
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ROCK ISLAND s PACIFIC.
TRAINS LEAVING JEFFERSON
STREET UNION DEPOT.
A. J.. Packard, AGENT.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL.
Chicago, Dubuque &
milwaukee,. ..d1:So a. m. b2:s5 a. m.
ids. etc -. b1o:1oa m t5:s5 p. m.
Southwest 80. ..b2:30 a. m. d1 35 a. m.
cal -. 80. b5 80 p. M b1o:2o a. m.
No. 90, east bound, leaves. 49,. 6:55 a. m.
No ga, east bound, leaves. .10:45 a. m.
No OF west bound, leaves. $50. 6:45 a. M
No. 81, west bound, leaves. -. IL 80 a. IN.
These are freights leaving ottnmwa
Junction.
Monday.
Ottumwa Junction.
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guests of relatives in Washington last
week.
l.. B. Eller is taking course in den
tistry at Lake Forest University, Chi
cago.
A course of lectures will be given
here this winter. DR.. George Hindley
will deliver the first lecture the even--
ing of October IA. Subject: will 1t
Take?"
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Mark.

Mark. Oct. George Smith has
bought John Elliott's farm of eighty
acres for $4,000. Mr.. Elliott will move
to Bloomfield in the neear future
Dr. N. d. Jenkins and ]. B. Collier
attended the street fair at Keokuk last
week.
Joel Henderson is in Missouri look
ing up location.
Mrs. R. 3. Andrews has been visit
ing in Udell and Cincinnati
Bud Woods has bought the Mrs. Cur
ry place, east of Mark.
Frank Jarvis has very sick baby
Nj. Dabney went to Centerville on
business Thursday.
John P. Reese had quite a crowd out
to hear him at Monterey Tuesday
night, September 80. He has five
points to talk from: The trusts, tariff
ship subsidy bill, laws by injunction
and monopolies. He talks more like q
unionist than democrat. He says
he is a democrat like Washington
Lincoln and Bryan.
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dorSe the recent action of President
Roosevelt in calling a conference to
settle the anthracite strike; also the
well defined proposition of their presl-
dent, John Mitchell, in offering to sub
nit the miners side to arbitration and
the President to be one of the board.
This shows merited confidence in Mi.
Roosevelt.
David Davis moved his family to
Lucas, where he secures work in the
mines.
Thomas Davis returned on Wednes-
day from visit at Lucas with his fam
lily.
James A. Anderson. of Newton, was
a business caller in town on Saturday.
He reports large crops in Jasper coun-
ty. Mr.. Anderson predicts Mr.. Lacey's
election by an increased majority in
that county.
Married, on Wednesday evening,
October i. at the home OF the brides
parents, MI. and Mrs. Thomas Carey,
their only daughter Miss Alice Carey.
to Michael Johnson, Rev. John HASTE,
of Ottumwa, officiating.
w. H. Johnson. of Baxter. was a
r. Williams is in receipt of letter
from the Iowa Engineering company
of Clinton, wanting to figure on put
ting in system of waterworks and
sewerage. They see Keb represented
| well in the Courier.
Mrs. A. Haw departed on Saturday
for a visit in Cleveland.
! Henry Holbrook, of Atlantic, was q
business caller in town Saturday.
| John Davis. who recently moved
here from Charlton, will occupy the
boarding house near the company
store, recently vacated by R. Williams
| Departed this life on Sunday, Octo
Der 5. at 8 p. M, Mrs. Chas. Moses
who moved to Keb short time age
from Ottumwa. The deceased was al
aged lady who has been sick for some
time. She leaves husband and 81,
children, three sons and three daugh
ters, to mourn her untimely loss.
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Charlton.

Charlton. Oct. Trey. Parker, faith.
er of d. S. Parker, WIS stricken with
paralysis last evening at the home of
his son, with whom he has been stay
Ing.
Mrs. Lyons Holt of Norwood was In
the city for a, few hours yesterday
while on her way to Davis, Indiana,
for visit with relatives and friends,
Leo Carpenter returned TO Russell
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the home of her parents, in York
township.
Miss Mollie Moon, of Iowa City
spent few days at the home of her
brother. Dr. A.. G. Moon, returning
home Monday night.
Arthur Williams returned Monday
night from Chicago where he has had
a very pleasant two weeks visit, his
grandmother, Mrs. Ann Williams.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IOWA CENTRAL nAILWAY.

Time of trains carrying passengers at
Hedrick, Iowa. Effective July LIST, 1901.
Going North.
No. 3-St. Paul Express daily. 10 80 p. m.
No. 5-Mason City Mail (Ex SUM 2:1o p. m.
No. 6-Peoria Mail lex SUM. ;. 1920 D. m.
No Way. Freight (Ex SUM-. 7:45 a. M.
No: Peoria Express daily $40 a. m.
United States, Canada and Mexico For
rates, folder, etc, call on or address,
GG Gen s pass sAaal1rt t Att T. d. hBEsN NY.
Marshalitown, Iowa. Hedrick, la.
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kirkVilIe,

Kirkville. Oct. Mrs. VIM Barnes
and daughter Mary, of ST. Louis, are
visiting with Mrs. Barnes parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Stodgill, who
have been living in Keb, moved back
to Kirllville recently.
Mr.. Frank Wittenmeyer and daugh-
tre Blanche, spent several days in Des
Moines last week.
Miss Flora Griffith, of Ottumwa, ar
rived Wednesday for visit with her
brothers Frank and Irving Griffith.
Mrs. Shaver and daughter Eda,
went to Ottumwa Thursday
Miss Ada Reeves was shopping in
Ottumwa Wednesday.
Mrs. Dain Edgae. who has been
quite ill for several weeks, is much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and children
have gone to Pulaski. Rev. Moore
was appointed pastor of the M. E.
church at that place
Rev. B. F. Stiles takes charge OF
the NJ. E. church here.
Samuel Mccullough visited on Wed
nesday with his sister, Mrs. John
Thompson
A. d. Rundell and p. P. Lykins
have taken charge Of the Thompson
orchard.
Miss Dollie Reed came yesterday
for a short visit at her home, south
of town
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Iaddsdale.

i<uuoodoiC. Nv. al Siui SSdlloh
has returned home from an extended
visit in Pennsylvania.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Breckinridge, Monday, occurred the
death of their infant daughter. Inter
ment was made today at the Money
cemetery.
Wit Goodwin left Monday for Bear
Creek, where he will work in the
mines.
Rev. Megan. of Eldon, preached a
Every interesting sermon Thursday
night at this place.
Louie Huffman was visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Hadley Friday.
Mrs. Anterior was calling on friends
at this place Thursday.
Mrs. Post and Mrs. Jones were Wis.,
iting Allie Hinkle Friday.
Mrs. George Hilbert visited Thurs
day with Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Dale and Mrs. George HILBERT.
Jr.. were visiting Thursday with It'd
Hilbert and wife.
have secured work in Novinger, Mis-
| souri,
! Collett, Oct. flames Thompson
and Mr. Arnett returned Saturday
from an extended trip through Mis-.
souri,.
| Roy Correll's brother from Illinois,
is here visiting him.
| Walter Thompson Carl Freeburg
and RUDE Johnson delivered hogs to
Terrell at Libertyville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rola James were Lib
ertyville callers Friday.
Harvey Thompson made BUSINESS
trip. to Birmingham Friday.
The Misses May and Edith Rafferty,
who are attending school at Fairfield
|spent Sunday at home.
Rev. Rosenberger who has beer
holding a series of meetings at the
| Dunkard church. has returned to his
home at Covington, o.
] Rev. Smith. who has been pastor al
Bethel church the past year, has beer
returned for another year.
Ed. Hudgell has rented the Emery
Carter farm and will taake possession
in the spring.
| Gar Baldwin. who has had linger
ing spell OF sickness, is able to be
about again.
One car of oats and one of timoth,
seed were shipped from Collett las
week.
Mrs. Clara Thompson and Colder
Angsteaed We're Fairfield visitors. the
past week.
| The recent rains are proving to be
tquite damage to the corn in sections
where it is blown down
Chas. Glotfelty. OF Birmingham. wa:
la business caller at Collett Thurs
day.
Mrs. Laura Parshall, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. Clara Thompson, has
returned to her home at pleasant
Plain.
Mrs. James Simpson and Grant ant
Jennie Mckee are expected home thi:
week. from an extended visit in Ohio
and other points in the east.
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Brompton.

Brompton, Oct. IN. G. Wilson sold
his 190-acre farm to l.. Mccoy last
week, consideration SS,075. The peo-
pie here regret very much that Mr..
Wilson leaves this part of the coun-
try
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EddyviIie.

Eddyville, Oct. Mrs. l.. A. Rob
erts has been spending few days in
Oslaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Werner, west of
town, returned Wednesday night from
Lacey, where they visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jas. Fisher
Rev. w. T. Howe moved his house
hold goods overland from Attica to
the M. e. parsonage Thursday.
j. L. Sipes, who leased his farm
across the river to N. H. Padgett,north
of town, some time ago, on Friday pur-
chased the c. NJ. Garfield property adj
joining the town on the north. and
will move to it in two or three months
The Canfelds will soon move to Spun
nett, Cal.
d. C. Burns on Thursday moved
from the Mrs. L. A. Roberts property
on Church street, to the Mrs. l.. Spen-
Ger property on Fourth street.
The river is still quite high, inter-
rural mail carriers last week.
The troupe which showed at the
opera house the past week on Friday
night presented THE Destruction of
the Maine" and on Saturday night
lue olIuSSlclS. n oSWlllSo llldClllHS
was also given away Saturday night,
John McVey, of Coalfield, holder of
ticket number 635, drawing the same.
John jaeger and Henry Rohde re-
turned Thursday evening from the re-
union of their regiment at Washing
ton.
Thos. Lee. west of town, returned
Thursday from weeks visit with his
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Koontz, in Ne
braska. Mrs. koontz and two children
returned with him.
Walter Steele. south of town re-
| turned from a two months stay at AL
| bert Lea Minnesota, Wednesday morn
! ing, where he worked in restau-
rant. He expects to return to that
| place.
DR.. j. E. Vance is putting few
| porch on his residence on Church
street and making other improve
| mentS
Mesdames w. T. Meeker and Frank
Kussart returned Thursday from a
weeks visit with relatives at Dallas.
| They were accompanied home by Miss
Ollie Willis, who willTemain here sew
| eral months. ?
| Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Owings. of Cen
terville, were here Friday and Satur.
dag visiting their niece, Mrs. w. G.
! Berry.
! Mr. ana Mrs. Geo. Strange returned
! to their home at Sanhorn Friday. MI
Strange was here only day or two
but his wife visited relatives here
about three weeks,
M. B. Sampson returned to his place
| of work at Confidence Friday after a
ten days visit with relatives here at
| his home.
Mrs. Rich jaeger, west Of town, and
Miss Ida Welch were passengers to OF
| tumwa on business Saturday.
| J. Fl. Natter, of Oskaloosa, was in
town Thursday on business.
/ G. l.. Miller, of Hayden Chapel, is
building barn 26X32 feet.
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WABASH.
Depart.

Arrive. Depart.
Louis -. go. .a615 a. IN. Assoc pm.
Louis -. -. al 100 p. m. as:25 a. m.
Freight trains carrying. passengers be-
tween Ottumwa and Moulton:
Local freight ..... .b8:00 p. m. 1890 a. m.
Fast freight 80. .a12:1o p. m. a2:3O p. m.
Daily. Except Sunday.
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Butler.

Butler, Oct. mir. and Mrs. Sam
Funk, Tom and Frank Funk, were in
Missouri last week, looking for a 10.
cation.
A. j. Burgess was in Fremont We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Darner and
daughter Ollie were shopping in OF
tumwa Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Beck of Fremont
called at Frank Lindsey's Friday.
j. A. Sarvis is on the sick list.
Harry Burgess spent Sunday with
Stinson Clark
Will Darner and wife, and Ollie
Darner called at A. j. Burgess Mon.
day afternoon.
A. j. Burgess and daughter Carrie
were doing business in Ottumwa Fri
day.
Ralph Donnell and Geo. Harkins OF
Hedrick, We're callers at A. J. Burgess
last Sunday.
Cedar Creek has been on a boom
the last week.
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CHICAGO, FIT. MADISON & DIES Mo1NEl
Arrive. Depart
TT. Madison accomo. 500 p. m. 7:15 q. m
Trains run daily except Sunday.
The age-herald., 1902-02-16
ANDREWS FAILS
 TO MAKE A BOND
DETROIT BANK WREcKER IS fR- RESTED ON SECOND <.aaGE AND IS PLACED IN JAIL-cAN'T GET SECURITY.

Detroit, Mich, February 15.-Frank c. Andrews. ex-police commissioner. was arraigned in the Police Court this even ing on a warrant charging nIm with ap- plying funds of the City Savings Bank to the amount of $2OO,OOO and upwards, while he was vice president of that insti- tuition. His bond was fixed at $15,0O0 with two sureties. MT. Andrews was taken to the house of Sheriff Dickson. which is in part of the Jail. At 9 o'clock one bonds man had been secured It was reported that efforts were being made to secure a second bondsman.
 This Is the second warrant that has been sworn out for Mir Andrews as a re- suit of the wreck of the City Savings Bank, which was caused by his overdrafts and over certified checks.
 He was arraigned on the first warrant Monday night and released under $10,00O bond.
 The warrant issued today was on com plaint of State Bank Commissioner G. L. Maltz and charges that on December IS Andrews converted S200,000 and upwards of the banks funds to his own unlawful use. benefit and advantage, without knowledge of the banks directors
 After waiting in vain for about two hours for the appearance of the second bondsmen, Sheriff Dickson ordered An drews locked up in a cell, which was done It is believed that his attorneys are still trying to secure the necessary sure ties
The age-herald., 1902-02-16
GIGANTIC COMBINATION
 OF MY. STREET RAIL WAYS

New York February 15-In their an- nouncement to the stockholders the direc- tors of the Metropolitan Street Railway that an agreement has been entered Into between the Securities Company and the Inter-Urban Company dnto which the Northern, Mount Vernon. Westchester and Connecticut Peoples Traction and Westchester electric lines recently were consolidated), by the terms of which the Securities Company Is to pay into the treasury of the Inter- Urban at least $23,- 100000 in cash and will receive in return stock at par and debentures bearing in- terest not more than 1 per cent a year. The agreement further provided that the Securities Company shall acquire any further stock and securities that the Inter-Urban may hereafter issue. If the stockholders of the Metropolitan ratify the lease, the Int er- Urban Company agrees first to assume the fixed charges of the Metropolitan Street Railway and guarantee per cent per annum upon the amount of its capital stock. and second to pay $2S,000000 into the treasury of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company in