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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
Virginia News Notes.

The drcmau'> fail, promoted by
the Friendship Fire Company. II Died
by other companies of Roanoke.
ended Saturday night at midnight
The company realized about $4,000,
Plans are beiu- perfected for the
extension of the Ola Dominion Rail-
way from Portsmouth To Suffolk and
through The Dismal swamp to Gil
merton. The road will be organized
into three divisions with Clifford l..
Paller, of Philadelphia. as general
manager.
Bus Crawford, well-kuown
white man. had his throat cut Satur.
day night ON Earnest avenue. in
Roanoke. by "a negro, who made his
escape. Crauford's condition is said
TO be serious. 1t is believed that the
trouble resulting in the cutting was
brought on 10y Crawford.
Three gambling houses were raided
Friday night in Roanoke bv the
police. Newton Strain, Ida Huff
man, and Norman Saturn were
placed under arrest as proprietors,
and "a dozen prominent citizens and
business men were summoned ae
witnesses.
William Little, an inmate of Sol
diers' Home, is in the Phoebus lock
mp, charged with cutting the throat
of "a comrade, William Biddles. with
a pocket knife. Both men are over
90 years old.
\ sad accident occurred Sunday in
Roanoke by which Miss Mary Ora
ham, "a well-knOwn young lady of
Elhston, lost both arms. Miss Ora
ham attempted to cross railroad
track IN front of an approaching
train. She STUMBLED and fell on the
track, and before her friend could
drag her away, she was run over by
the wheels of the locomotive and
both arms cut off. Her face was also
badly bruised. The Norfolk and
Western sent special surgeons to
attend the young lady, whose condi-
ton Is very serious.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30

WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
April 10. 1902.
| have Just reached here from
Richmond aud have your favor in
quiring as to my position respecting
the submission of the Constitution
to a vote of the people for ratification
or rejection. 1t should. in my opin
ion, be submitted. This was the
universal expression of the Demo.
cratic opinion prior TO the calling of
the convention; and | was one of
those who made the distinct declara
ton of favor to submission. The
people took us at our word and called
the conventions; and we should keep
our word, now that the work is done.
AS to what people the Constitution
should be submitted to is another
question. Both the act of Assem- Div.
which relates to the matter, and the
platform of the Norfolk Democratic
Convention, speak of "the people" as
the proper parties for the Coustitu-
ton to be submitted to. using no
manner of qualification or Limitation.
The call for the convention was made
by 1.-THE people" without any qualiii
cation or Limitation upon their num-
Der or characters that thew
were qualified voters, of course. The
submission back to them Of the Con
sutution which they elected the con
Ventlon to prepare, would be accord
ing to the natural and grammatical
construction of the pledges made by
the Norfolk Democratic platform
and by the Democratic speakers
everywhere.
Nothing was said in the canvass
about proclaiming one part of the
Constitution and submitting another
part. The pledge of submission tc
the people" was made as to "the Con.
stitution," and not as to a part of the
Constitution; and performance shou Id
be as broad and full as the pledge.
There is much good in the new
Constitution, and | shall support its
adoption, Notwithstanding the fact
that | would prefer that some of its
provisions were different from what
they are. "The people" wanted the
convention and called it. II they
want the new Constitution they will
adopt it. If they do not want it
they should not be compelled to ac-
cept it.
These are my views, frankly.
though hastily stated, and there is
no privacy about them. You can
use this in any way you deem proper.
Very truly yours,
JOHN w. DANIEL
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The San Jose Scale.

The San Jose scale law, from
which the fruit interests of Virginia
would derive great benefit, will have
to be tested by the courts before the
Supervisors will appropriate any
funds under it's provisions for the
eradication of this pernicious disease
affecting fruit trees.
The Board of Supervisors of Fred
erick County, acting under the advice
of their legal counsel, have refused
to appropriate such funds as may be
necessary for use in Frederick County
for the treatment Of infested
orchards.
The contest is over the amendment
to the act approved March 9Th 1896,
as amended by an act approved Feb
ruary 2Sth 1898. The amendment
referred to was passed by the last
General Assembly, and provides:
''Fhe board of supervisors of any
county, and the town council or city
council of any incorporated town or
city of this State, shall, upon the
recommendation of the State ento-
mologist and the petition of ten free
holders, appropriate from the county,
town, or city treasury such funds as
may be necessary for use in said
county, town, or city for the treat
ment and eradication of the above
named insect pest: provided, that it
shall be distinctly stated in any such
appropriation the specific objects for
which the same is to be expended,
~, and that such treatment shall be
done in accordance with the direc-
tons and under the authority of the
inspector hereinbefore provided for"
Now, the fruit growers of Fred
eriok, to get the benefit of this law,
will have to mandamus the Board of
Supervisors of their county. Under
this procedure the law can be tested.
IL it will not hold in Frederick, it
will not hold anywhere. The objec-
ton made to the law is, that it is
intended to appropriate public monies
to private uses. Such an objection
would not be tenable in this County.
There is an orchard on nearly every
farm, and ours is a'fsrming commun-
isy. The Law would be of such pub
aic benefit to the entire county, its
industry. and its people, this objec-
ton would not obtain. With us, it
would be an Appropriation of public
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30

a Owing to many applications for
IN advertising space, and our inability
q 20 supply the same on account of
the room taken by our County Cor
respoudence, we have concluded to
q. increase the size of THE CLARKE
COURIER from a seven column to an
eight column sheet. This will give
us four columns additional space.
We return sincere thanks to the
public for their generous support of
the paper, and shall endesvor to
merit their confidence and keep the
standard of the paper as high in the
future as it has been in the past.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
Reaueea Rates 70 the West.

Commencing March aud daily
thereafter, until April 30. 1902, the
Wisconsin Central Ry. viii sell
Settlers tickets from Chicago to
points IN Montana, Idaho, Oregon
Washington. and British Colun bin.
at greatly reduced rates. For detail
ed Information inquire of nearest
Ticket Agent, or address Il. D..
CAMPBELL, ID. T.. A., 2IS Pike Build
ing, Cincinnati, o.; or w. ii. ALLEN,
G2l Park Building, Pittsburg, Pa,
or JAS. G.. POND. Gen'l Passenger
Agt, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Special Low Rate Excursions via
Norfolk 81 Western Ry.

Federation Womans Clubs. Lo,
Angeles, Cal, May l to 8; Traveller.
Protective Asso., Portland, Ore.
June 3 to Z; Mystic Shrine, Sar
Francisco, Cal, June 10 to IA
I nited Order Workmen, Portland
Ore, June 10 to 20; International S
5. Asso., Denver. Col, June 20;
Knights of Pythias. San Francisco,
Cal, August / / to Is; b. p. O. Elks.
Salt Lake City, Utah, August ID to
IA.
Write for information as TO rates
and dates of sale of tickets.
NJ. f. Bragg, r. P. A.,
Roanoke, Va.
W. b. Bevill, Gen'l Pass. ACT.
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Good Investments.

40 acre farm for $50 per acre Rents for
per cent on that amount.
lS0 acre farm. 80. 500
Mill, store, dwelling and 4 acre lot. 81 800.
House and lot of acres. II. 1Oo.
House and lot of three acrcS. SG0O
Several desirable dwelln,$ i'm Berryvillc.
$50. 5000. 300.
Lot ON West Main street. 20 feet front by
lao feet deep. Good twO-Story ONtO shop ON
It, which has been used successfully as a
carriage repair shop for many years. II
desired, the building could be utilized i'm
erecting dwelling thereon. Price $40
Lots ON Liberty street Si5p and 500
Creamery building. with ice pond.
Good store-hOU>e with dwelling attached
u. &. SNYDER.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
Flowers.

We have nice stock of all kinds of foliag.
and Towering plants grown especially fo,
the home trade. We have a complete assert,
ment oi 1000 rUSe bushes. i'm three sizes i'm
best of condition. In fact we can furnish
our friends and patrons anything they MAY
need for tiower-garlen. lawn or conserVatorv
al price that will please Won. Come and
see our stock before sending off your orders
for we can save YOU money We do moi
issue a catalogue \. r. Davis & Son. Pur.
ccllvillc Va 4 - a,
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Very Low Rates to the Northwest.

Very Low Rates to the Northwest.
March / to April 30, 1902, the
Norfolk x Western Railway will
sell tickets to Montana, Idaho,
Oregon, Washington, and Coast
points at exceeding low rates from
all stations. 1t is possible rates to
the West will never be so cheap
again; choice of three rou ties. Write
for rates and schedules, say to what
point yon are going and your nearest
station to this line. See any Agent
n. " W. Ry. or ". B. Bevin, Gen.
Pass. Agent, or NJ. F. Bragg. Trav.
Pass. Agent, Roanoke, Va.
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are hereby authorized to issue said
bonds.
;. All acts and parts of acts in
conflict with this act are repealed.
9. This act shall be IN force from
Its passage.
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Public Sale
-OF LARGE
Lot of Furniture


In execution of the DEGREES of the Circuit
Court of Frederick county Va, i'm the
cause of +. l.. Glaize vs. T. &. jordan &c
j shall offer for sale at Jordan's White sui
phur Springs, Frederick county. Va, ON
Thursday, May I, 1902.
a large lot Of furniture and other propertN.
there contained in the hotel and cottages and
upon the premises. comprising the furniture
IN about 100 rooms, including beds mat
tresSes, holsters, bed linens, pillows. bureaus.
wnrdrobes, waSh-StandS. chairs, tables.
pitchers, basins, slOp jars, bed clothes, sheets.
towels, blankets, cOunterpanes, carpets,
mattings, curtains also a large drawing
room mirror, mahogany sofas, one piano
A large lot of dining room furniture con
SlStlng OF tables, chairs, table linen, napkins.
glassware, chinaware, knives forks. spoons.
plates, cups. SaucerS, meat and vegetable
dishes and many other articles: a large lot
kitchen and bake-hOuse furniture. utensils
and equipments: also one office desk chairs
and table; also one steam engine and boiler.
one steam pump Shatting, saw plane and
saw, duplex corn crusher also 2 stagcs
1 carriage, , fOur-hO wagons. shelving and
bed' cart, baggage wagon, spring wagon.
1 road cart dayton wagon, 1 buggy I trap.
street lamps; also pool table. set of balls
and cues, and many other things too numer-
Gus to mention.
Much of this furniture is oak and nearly
as good as new, having been recently bought
10y the proprietor
TERMSOF SAI.E-For all sums under $40.
cash. FOrall sums over S20and under $40. a
credit of six months and for all sums over
$40 a credit Of twelve months. For all
credit purchases notes payable az a Win
chester, Va, bank must bc given with salts
factory endorser and bearing interest from
day OF sale. No property TO be removed
until terms are complied with
sale will begin promptly at 40 O'clock a.
m May /. 1902
W. Roy STEPHENSON. Trustee.
certify that the required bond has been
gwen in the above named cause by W Roy
Stephenson. trustee.
JoHN J. KIcER, Deputy CLERK
Apr tbs
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Yields a Sharp AK.

Millions marvel at the multitude of mala-
dies cut of by DIR. Kings New Life Piils-the
most distressing TOO. stomach Liver and
Bowel troubles-Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite,
Jaundice. Biliousness, Fever Malaria, ali
fall before these wonder workers. DC at C..
Blencowes drug store.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30
A Doctors Bad Plight.

Two years ago, asa result of severe cold
lost my voice" writes DIR. NJ. l.. Scar
brough, of Hebron, Ohio, then began an
obstinate cough. Every remedy known to
failed and daily grew worse. Being urged
to try. Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, found quick
relief. and for the last ten days have felt
better than for two years" Positively guar
BlencOWe
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stops ON signal. = Daily Daily exce,, S,,,5. g.
only, Monday Wednesday Saturday '''S' sunday
Coral Herndon Heights and awsons mot s,.,, - o.,
Inv n rams q ana p Coral for trains 30 '
and all above stations. ' washington, alexandria
Connection made at Washin
via Southern Railway. '' i'"''' 'o"'h ana Southwest
mi ornlat
to- agent % the southern Railway,
" Gener aI Niaro. L. 5. BROWN
:. H. HARDWICK Gen1 Pass Aeon, W.. General Agent.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-04-30

With this issue, the COURIER
comes ont in an eight-column form;
and we sre grateful to our friends
-. for the increase in patronage that
1881 neeessitstes this change.
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Eggs for Matching.

From Silver Laced. Bun. and White wv
SnuotteS Prize winners at philadelphia
W ashlngton, Harrisburg and Hagerstown
rows Tor sale Prices reasonable. Potomac
Poultry Naris, Hagerstown. Md ia 81
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For Rent.

Large dwelling. Lawn. garden, spring.
etc miles from Berryville Suited for
family deSirous of spending the summer. or
for a summer boarding house.
ID. e SNYDER
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Pastry Cook Wanted.

Good Pastry Cook. None but exnerienced
person need apply. Address A. W. Brown
Co, Carter House. Charles Town. w. Va
l6 81 "
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PUBLIC SALE
Or
Personal Property.

The undersigned will offer for sale az
Garter HAL" ON
Tuesday, May 6, 1902,
sale to begin at 10 o'clock a. m.
the following personal property:
b HEAD OF COWS AND HEIFERS.
2UORSES.
SOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE
TERMS Sums Of $40 and under, cssl,.
On sums over $40, a credit of - months will
De given; purchaser 10 give negotiable note,
with approved security bearing interest
from date, payable at Shenandoah Valley
National Bank of Winchester.
No property Ia Ice removed until terms of
sale have been complied with.
+. Ii. BURWEIL.
Heiilebuwer& est Auctioneers.
Apr 10 t,lS
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Lambs Wanted.

To purchase early lambs for June shin
ment. We want nothing but best early
lambs. Geo. +. Plaster & Co, Bluemont.
Va. 4 2Stf
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Notice.

l hereby notify the business public tina,
my wife has no authority 10 make debts i'm
my name, and viii not be responsible for
the same when 50 contracted. as I make
ample provision for her support.
~ IL +. WICkHAM BYRD.
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Cows For Sale

Two Fresh Cows. One a large Holstein
ana one Jersey Hereford. Apply To z. II
Powers Berryville, Va. 423tf
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Mr. C. HASDEyESTER is authorized
to collect subscriptions, and all monies
- due TlIE CtARkE COURIER. until further
notice.
.,..,, ,.9 .f.. BLACKBURN SMITH.
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New Advertisements.
Trap For Sale.

Second Hand Two-Seated Trap. for one or
two horses. In good condition. Price very
low II. ID. HARDESrY.
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FOR SALE.

The cream of Clarke County land. one
hundred and fifty acres. adjoining the we'll
known Garter Hair estate. and lying along
the bank of the Spout Run stream. Beautl-
FIJI. lofty building sites. A perfect pano-
rama of mountain view. For further inior-
nation, terms. etc. apply to
MRS. ARCltY g. RANDOLPH,
Feb NJ II Wildwood. Va
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Money to Loan.

In amounts Of $40 and over. First lien
ON Real Estate invariably required
BLACKBURN SMITH.
Office OppOSitc Jal.
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PUBLIC SALE

Combination Sale of Registered Short
Horn cattle and Registered Shropshire
sheep, on Hagerstcwn Fair Ground at
Hagerstown, Nd
"Wednesday, April 80, 1902,
beginning promptly at 10 a. M.
10 Head of Registered Short Horns
40 Head of Registered ShrOpShircs
Bulls, Cows, heifers Calves: - Males: 20
Females; N Rams; NJ Ewes
There will be offered cattle bred by such
celebrated breeders AS: Aaron Barber, of
Avon, New York; Robert Watson. of
Mineral Ridge, Ohio: J. H. Potts x son. of
Jacksonville, Illinois; 4. w Cartwright x
Co, Wayne. Nebraska.
The entire herd of Henry L. Strife
inc udng all his show cattle. will be offered
and sold without reserve
There will be cattle and sheep for every
body; for ShOwmen. for breeders for farmers
40 Head Of shropshire Sheep-9O Ewes.
many with lambs by side, ~ ranis yearlngs.
: years old, bred from one of the best rams
from the flock OF G.. Howard Dawson. Mill
brook, y. y, the Altamont ram "Davison's
go. out of "Altam0nt 100" by Borough
Magistrate
The ewes are all under five years They
viii be sold Immediately after the cattle
Grated and delivered 10 station free of charge
n desired. sale rain or shine Catalogue.
with full description and pedigrees extended
Will be mailed free on application
HAGEkSTOWN COMBINATION
SALE COMPANY
II. e. Strife. Manager.
Apr rs tbs
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stops the Cough
and Works on the Cold.

Laxative BFomo Quinine Tablets cure q cold
in one day. No Cure, No Bay. Price Is cents.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Between Washington Alexandria and
."..BluemO nt
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH 2s, 1902
BETWEEN WASHINGTON BIUENoNr
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5. NJ. TAYLOR
GENERAL INSURANCE.
LIFE,
FIRE,
ACCIDENT.

OLD LINE COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
Patrons of this Office are notified prior Ia
the expiration of their policies, in ample
time to provide for renewal. Give ne q call
Next door To POstOfiice
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For Rent.

The "New Market" Residence. Also the
New Market" Farm. For terms aud fur
ther particulars. apply To- II. POWELPAt'E.
Bcyce. Va.
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=
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT CorRr
OF CLARKE COUNTY. OK MONDAY APRtT
:. 1902
George b He-rison.
Complainant,
John W. Sprint. and Emily
Sprint his wife; James b.
Russel; Marshall McCor-
mick i'm his own right and
as Trustee for Mrs. +. NJ
shepherd: Mn +. NJ Shep-
herd; samuel j G. Moore. In ChancerV.
Trustee. &. w Koontz
Trustee; W H. H. Martin,
David W. Laws and Com
pany CaSSard and Son; G.
l. Barnhart and the per
sonal representatives Of II.
\ Frazier and - Bishop.
deceased late partners as
Frazier and Bishop.
Defendants
The object Of this suit is To enforce specific
performance of certain written contracts
made by John W. Sprint with the Com
plainant for the sale and purchase of "A Ger
tain lot Of land I'm Boyce. Clarke county
other relief as shall seem best.
And affidavit having been made that a {
the SAID defendants Mrs. T.. NJ. Shepherd,
David ". laws and Company, Cassard and
son. e. l.. Barnhart. and the personal repre-
scntatiNcS of IL y. Frazier and - Bishop
deceased. late partners as Frazier and Bishop,
are mot residents of the State of Virginia
they are ordered 90 appear here within iif-
teen days after due publication of this order
amt do what - necessary 20 protect their
interests Ian this suit
\ copy: Tcste
JNO. NJ. GIBSON, Clerk.
g. Is. II 'RRisoN. F.Q Apr q 81
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BETWEEN BLUEMoNr AND WASHINGTON
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V IRGlNlA:-Ar RULES HELD IN TIRE
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COrRT
oF CLARKE COUNTY. on MONDAY, APRtT
fNRl.
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Submit Ii TO the People.

The Richmond Dispatch publishes
the following letter from Senator
John w. Daniel to the editor of that
paper:
UNITED STATES SENATE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
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BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND RLuEMoNT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington, July IO-The front Western hills
reached the lower lake remains
over Iowa The shaped depression developed
the portion of the Middle Atlantic
Wednesday night has of the Nsw-Englaad coast
second depression is forming the plateau
region. Light rains have fallen in Eastern Texas and
Mississippi, and scattered thundersrorns showers
occurred in the South Atlantic States. the Ohio
Valley the portion Of Middle Atlantic States
Southern New-England- There also SHOW
in Southeastern Wyoming and in Eastern Colorado
IL is cooler tonight large extending
New England s1utheastward INTO Texas. High tempera-
continue in Eastern Georgia and Carolina.
Generally fair weather IS Indicated for all
Of the Rocky Mountains the South Coast
where showers probable Friday Saturday prom
Ises be fair and warmer IN the majority Of districts
The winds alQEs tbs New England viii be
northwest north the hi ole Atlantic Coast
northeast, the South Atlantic
Lakes light to fresh north, and
light ana variable, Steamers which depart FRIDAY
European will have fresh northwest winds and
fair weather to the GRAD Banks.
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PROFESSORS WIFE AND YOUNG HEARIN
CHARGED WITH LARCENY,
FREED on BAIL.

Philadelphia July lO.-Mrs. Alne Ellis OMalley,
wife OF Professor Austin O'MalIey of South Bend
Ind, and William J. Hearin, Of New-York were
held to-day bail in the sum Of $500 for trial on
the charge OF stealing jewery valued at more than
81 f01 from Dr. Joseph OMalley. OF this city. Mrs
O'Malley's brother-in-aw. William A Ellis, of
New-York Mrs. O'Maley's father, was present
The bond was signed by a local trust company
Mrs. OMalley was released Immediately after the
hearing, but Hearin's bail not entered until to-
night. 6
At preliminary hearing last week Mrs oMal-
ley and Hearn committed 10 the county
prison in default of $500 bail. At to-day's hearing
no evidence presented, but the magistrate
decided prima facie case had been made out at
the previous hearing. which necessitated holding
the defendants for trial
Mrs. OMalleys husband was brought TO this city
some weeks ago suffering, IL IS supposed. from the
effects Of poison. He has since been a patient IN
ST. Agpess Hospital hut the physicians At that in
sttutlon decline 20 state the result OF their dag
nosis of his case, His WIFE who came from South
BEND with him lived at the home of DR.. Joseph
O'Malley until the night of July I, when she was
arrested as she was leaving the house to meet
Hearin. The latter was taken into custody while
waiting for her NJ a railroad station, \ charge OF
robbery was preferred against them by DR. OMal-
ley, who alleges that over $1,000 worth OF jewelry
ter-n-aw lived there \ portion of this jewelry
was found in Hearin's posse SsIon on the night of
his arrest, besides two railroad tickets for South
Bend.