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Sharp County record., 1902-03-07
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution Of the State
Of Arkansas.

Notice is hereby given that the following JON
resolution, proposing an amendment to the stale
Constitution was passed by the General Assem-
bly, ut Its regular session 1901, aDd that the
same will be submitted to the electors OF the Staie
ut the next general election, to be held September
/, 1902, Tor adoption or rejection, via
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
That Section l6, of Article 5, OF the constltu-
ton Of the State Of Arkansas, be amended 50
us to read rs follows:
Article ), Section ~. ray and Mileage,
The members of the General Assembly shai'
receive such pay and mileage iortheir sery ices as
shall be fixed BY law. No member OF ELMER
house, shall, during the term Tor which he has
been elected, receive my increase ofpay for MS
services under any law passed during snch ter'n'
The term of all members OF the General Assembly
shall begin on the duy of their election.
Approved May %, 1901,
Each elector may vote for or against abo'e
amendment.
wilaess my official signature and seal OF once
this February j, lOO2.
(sEAL.) JOHN W, CROCKETT
Secretary ofstals'
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Working 24 HOurslalDay.

There's no rest for those tireless
little workers-Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are..lalways
busy, curing torpid liver, iaundlce,
biliousness, fever and sgue. They
Danish sick headache, drive out ina,
laria. Never grpe or weaken.
Small, taete nice, work wonders
Try them. 25c at Shows drug
stOr..
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

Last Thursday in the halls Of
congress, amid imposing scenes,
Hon. John Hay pronounced the
enlogy on the late President
William Mckinley.
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07

The boys really ought not
taunt the editor of the Newport
News for Topping four or five
times during one campaign. It's
a way he has.
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PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD

But never follows the use Of
Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t stops
the cough, heals and strengthens tho
nngs and affords perfect security
from an attack of pneumonia. Re-
fuse substitutes. w. A. Edwards.
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COUGH SETTLED ON HER LUNGS.

"MY daughter had a terrible
congh which settled on her lungs"
say N. Jackson, of Danvllle, III.
"We tried great many remedies
without relief, nntll we gave her
Foley's Honey'and Tar which, ,cured
her." Refuse substitutes. W. A.
Edwards,
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A Horrible Outbrea

"Of large sores on my
daughters head developed,,cN
case of Scald head" wntes.Ed y
lsbill OF Morgantown, Tenn, \
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cemplet.
Cured her, It's guaranteed Gu.
for Eczema, letter, S 1t Rheum
Pimples, Sores, Ulcers and Plles
Only 25 cents at Shows drug, store
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07
NEWS OF OUR NElGHBORS.

The lizard county candidates
will address the voters at only
Sharp County record., 1902-03-07
NE GVNRNN11SS { E {,
ANOTHER GUESSING CONTEST.

sfoh ethrea
aedupin
rsprhas Conesd
tgod
National bank or s.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Settlement Notices.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Famed administrators and guardians.t filed &C.
counts current at the DeceEbcr term, 1901, OF
the Sharp probate court for the southern Dis
trict for settlementw with their respective estates
tOwit Ery
-FlNAL-
NJ. l.. Haney, administrator. estate ..0f CIV.
McPi deceased.
John Johnston administrator estate--Of j. G.
Wilks deceased
james Vance guardian james Norman heirs.
Joanna sullivan guardian. Jewel Sullivan, =
minor,
-ANNUAL-
II. NJ, Wiett guardon Ola Martin, u minor
j. d Padeh administrator estate OF John King
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scarcity of Bread Stuff this country We also know that
will eat high is they have bread sustain life Kno
cided o help out the scarcity by
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North indianapolis.

Mrs Emma Owens is visiting friends IN
Rockville.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hazelrigg are visit
ing relatives in Bloomington
Mrs Frank Jenkins has returned from
visit TO friends in Bunker Hill.
Misses Hazel and Bessie Bennett are Wis
iting friends and relatives in Lafayette.
The Rev. c. Claude Travis and wife re-
turned yesterday from visit TO relatives
in Newport
Miss Bertha Mitchell. of Olinville. who
was the guest of Miss Tompkins, has re-
turned home.
Mrs May Richards. OF Fairmount who
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Brazler, has
returned home.
Mrs Hulday Mayberry. of Joliettsville,
who was the guest of Mrs. l.. S. Dreyer.
has returned home.
Mr.. William w. Pfrimmer. of Kentland,
who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.
Dixon, has returned home.
Mrs Beulah Crisby. who has been visit
ing her father. Mr.. John Foster. has re-
turned TO her home in WhitestOwn.
The Daughters of Pocohontas gave an
ice cream social Tuesday night at the Red
Mems Hall. Clifton and Udell streets.
Memorial service will be given for the
deceased members of Park Camp No 6054
will be held in the Methodist Church, Rad
er and Eugene streets. The congregations
of the Home Presbyterian and Seventh
Christian churches will participate The
Rev. j. Edward Brown, pastor of the Home
Presbyterian Church. will deliver the ser
mon. His subject will treat of the social
problem from a Christian standpoint. The
choirs from the three churches will unite
in furnishing music. After the exercises,
which will begin at 3:l5 o clock. the differ
ent lodges will march with the ministers
from the church 10 Crown Hill Cemetery,
where the graves of the departed members
Will be decorated.
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north pole with a crowd of explorers
It's great scheme and honestly l get so
cold sometimes. even when the mercury
has been whipped up to 80 in the shade,
that l almost tempted to reach for my
hannels / often have TO turn the fan off
In my office to keep my teeth from chat
tering Yes. indeed The mind has whole
lot TO do with II. But as / was saying, we
never stop 10 think how fortunate we are
As a matter of fact. the hottest section of
the earth at the very hottest season of the
year Is comparatively cool place. We
get very small part OF the solar heat.
When 1 say we [ mean TO embrace the
whole people of the earth Do you know
how much of the solar heat the earth gets?
1t gets only a 2000.O0O. O0Oth of it. Now,
that's not so much. and yet there are a
great many men nd women who are con-
stanty grumbling about the heat Sup
pose we should suddenly get the balance,
the other 1899 999, 1892. 900 900, 000th, what
would we have to say then? Why hell
would be a pleasure resort in comparison.
The fact is we would disappear like
heap of sEavings. There would be nothing
left OF the old earth. and the things cling
ing TO ii but lot of scattered ashes TO be
waited hither and thither by the drifting
winds. ! tell you we are lucky. There is
another consoling reflection. The sun
which furnishes us with heat, or at least
with the heavier per cent. of heat we get
is 92,500,0O0 miles away from us That helps
some. If | may use a slang expression We
ought TO be glad that the sun is not closer
TO us. Besides, the vast space lying be-
tween us and the sun is a vast and empty
refrigerator having a temperature of
about 200 degrees below zero That ought
to cool US off a little. Think OF liquid air
sometimes! Three hundred and twelve de-
greeS below Zeroi It's enough to make a
fellow shiver just to think of these things
No, L never erumble about the heat be-
cause / think cool thoughts. and that's
it sometimes. You'll be happier Tor your
pains.
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Suburban Social News
The Events of the Past Week Briefly Told

visit Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall on Downey
avenue.
Miss Edith Parr. Of Kokomo. and Miss
Mai Brevoort, OF Columbus, will come to-
morrow 70 be the guests of Miss Charlotte
Powell during commencement week.
John Downey. who has been attending the
University OF Michigan at Ann Arbor, Is
spending several days with Mrs. &. s.
Coleman, on his way 10 his home at Crippf-
Greek, Col.
Mrs. James G.. Layman and daughter
Belle will return Tuesday from New York
Mrs. John Carroll, who was formely Miss
Madge Layman.
President and Mrs. Scot Butler will give
their annual reception in honor of the
senior class. to the students. faculty and
friends of the college Tuesday evening at
their home on Downey avenue.
Mrs. B. NJ. Records. formerly of Hutch
inson, Mimi, IS the guest of Mrs. Sylvester
Johnson on Central avenue. Mrs. Records
will go from here TO Everett, Wash. where
she will make her permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stewart schell enter
tanned a number OF friends on Wednesday
with cherry party. Among the guests
Mrs. I. c. Howe and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c.
Brown.
The following party of Irvington people
will leave Saturday, June p, for New York,
whence they will sail for Europe Miss
Clara Mcintyre. Miss Cornelia Allen. Mrs.
Allen, Miss Evelyn Butler Mrs. Rebecca
Howe and Miss Carrie Howe.
The social festivities of commencement
week are as follows: Sigma Chi trolley
ride TO Greenwood Monday evening. ban
quet of the Philokurian Society Monday
evening, Delta Tau Delta party at Indian
apolis Canoe Club Monday evening, annual
reception of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
fraternity Thursday evening at the home
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a visit TO friends and relatives in Meta
mora.
Mrs. o. NJ. Quigley has returned from
visit 10 relatives in Brazil
Miss Hattie Hoss Of Southport. is the
guest of Mrs. w s. Hoss.
Miss Grace Bennett. of Paris, Ill, Is the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Tibbs.
Mr. and Mrs Bennett left. last week, for
an extended visit TO California.
Mrs Harry Leitch. of Newman, Ill, is
the guest Of Mrs. Fred McClain.
Mrs. Emma Mcclure, Of Russellville, Is
the guest of Mrs. Essie Herniss.
Delmar Shepherd. Of Lebanon, is the
guest OF J. H Shepherd and family.
Miss Gertrude Osborne has returned
from visit 10 relatives in Thorntown,
Members of the Pleasure Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Andrew Miller
Miss Josie Walton, of Noblesville, was
the guest of Misses Maggie and Claudia
Shepherd.
Miss Maude Richardson, of Martinsville,
who has been the guest of Miss Maude
Mathews has returned home,
Members of the Ladies Aid Society Of
Trinity NJ +. Church met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Joel a. Baker.
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FInckViIIe.

Mrs. Anna Churchill. of Elwood,; is the
guest Of Mrs. L. III. Todd
Mr. Lon Hardesty of ClermOnt, will be
the guest of friends here to-day.
Mr. John Todd. OF indianapolis, is the
guest OF his uncle. Mr.. L. II. Todd.
Mr. Fred Hoover Of Seattle. Wash. will
come this week to visit his parents
Miss NJ Vinta Meyer was the hostess for
the Social Seven Club Thursday evening.
AR Omcr Wiseman. of Purdue. will re-
turn home for his summer vacation this
week
Mr. Arthur Blair of Bridgeport. who was
the guest Of friends, has returned TO his
home.
Mrs. Katherine Murray, of st. Louis,
will come this month TO visit her sister,
Mrs. l.. III. Todd.
Charles E Howard. of De Pauw Univer-
sity. will return home this week for his
summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller, of Dim
willie, who were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Barnes, have returned.
Mrs Mary Landworlen. of Indianapolis,
who was the guest of her sister, Mrs. &. II
Noting. has returned home.
Mrs Jennie Kelly and daughter Olive, of
Alliance, who were the guests OF Mrs. L.
ii. Todd, have returned home.
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Mrs. William Eaton is visiting her par
ents in Bedford.
Mr. Malone has returned from a short
trip to Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Hattie Aster. of Lima o.. who was
the guest OF Mrs. Hale Harmon, returned
home last week.
Morton Hunter. who was the guest of his
uncle. Mr.. Hale Harmon, has returned to
his home in Lancaster, o.
The marriage of Mr.. Owen Krug and
Ethel Jones took place Wednesday even
fng at the brides home on West Michigan
street.
Meta Council elected the following off,
GERS Tuesday night: Prophecies, Mrs.
Levia Millspaugh: Pocahontas. Mrs. Jessie
Yount; Winona Mrs. Rose Talbot; Pow
hatan, Mr. Yount drill mistress, Mrs.
liam Van Treese
wichita Tribe. No. $50. l. o. r. NJ.
elected the following officers Wednesday
evening. Prophet, Austin Menifee:
sachem. Abra Walls; senior sycamore,
Schuyler Sweeney; junior sycamore, Har-
vey Harris: degree master, Austin Menu
Zee: trustee. James Speer.
Miss Loretta Lovett entertained a num-
Der of young people Friday evening at a
book party. The guests wore or carried
something 10 represent book titles. Miss
Iovett was assisted by Miss Minnie Allen,
of Greencastle. Miss Anna Lavery, of In
cianapolis recited and played Those pres
Carrie Cronin, Belle Lockridge, Florence
Stewart Winifred Dugan. Anna Lavery.
Clara Petersen. Florence Cronin. Delphia
Menefee, Nellie Brennan and Fern HufOrd,
Messrs. John Schenck, George Bartel
Harry Miller. Robert Cain. Harold John
son. Fred Wiles. Michael Dugan, Wallace
Huford. Mcknight Collester, Charles Law
cry. Bert Deery and George Deery.
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IrvfnGtOn.

Fred Olsen has returned from Purdue
University.
Mrs w S Moffett returned yesterday
from a visit in WaynetOwn.
John s Butler and Frank McGinnis will
return 10 FL orc, Mexico on Friday.
Miss Gertrude Morris. OF Lincoln. Neb.,
is the guest of her sister, Miss Anna Nor
ris.
Miss Elizabeth Wink. of Knightstown.
will be the guest of Miss Essie Hunter this
week.
Mrs. T. c. Austin. of Anderson. was the
guest Of Mr.. W. S. Moffett and family last
week.
E. w. Cans. 81. of Mansfield. O.. will
spend the week with Prof. Thomas {.
Howe.
Miss Hazel Reeves. Of Columbus. L the
guest OF fraternity friends at the college
residence.
Mrs. Theodore Gist and son Addison re-
turned yesterday from Glencalrn, o., where
they spent two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. 5. Ames will come Tues
day from Chicago TO spend commencement
week with lrvingtOn friends.
Miss Elizabeth Poulson entertained the
Kappa Kappa Gamma girls yesterday aft
ernoon at her home in Greenfield.
Mr. and Mrs J. +. Graham. Of Baltimore,
Md. will come Tuesday TO attend the
Place-Graham wedding on Wednesday.
Mrs Daniel Lesley and Mrs Joel Moor
man will return Tuesday from Cleveland,
where they are visiting Mrs +. 2. Wise.
MIR and Mrs. Igoe. OF Cincinnati. are
spending the summer at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. y. Clark on Central avenue.
M and Mrs a. +. Armstrong OF 10
k0mo are the guests of their daughter.
Mrs Thomas 9. Howe, on Central avenue.
Miss Burnley Redd. who has been the
guest OF Miss Carrie TOmpkins. returncd
10 her home In Huntington, Va, last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Powers Moore and son Jerold
Of Cleveland. and Mrs. Burt of Rushvilie.
are the guests OF Mrs. r. G. Gilbert on Elm
avenue.
Misses Pearl and Lura Forsyth. OF
Nineveh Ind viii spend commencement
week with Mrs. Jennie Jeffries on UniveT-
sity avenue
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Downey-
avenue Christian Church gave a lawn fete
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mrs
r. l.. Moore on Central avenue
The pupils of the Irvington High School
gave & reception Friday evening In the
assembly hall OF the. school building. In
honor OF the graduating class and the pro-
fessors
The Rev. Thomas Hall. of Rensselaer,
Ind. and the Rev. Mr.. Archibald Hall. OF
Springfield, o.. will arrive tomorrow tc
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planned to him what had happened. and
told him he would give him 81 II he woud
go to town and get him some clothes and a
rig. The man on the bridge looked at him
out of one eye. opened the opposite corner
of his mouth and said:
"Tn go ef you'll gimme my money in
advance
Mckinney surveyed himself and told
him he didn't happen 10 have any change
by him, but il he felt safer he might take
his hat and one shoe lying over there on
the bank. The man on the bridge started
off and soon returned with his rig and
clothes. having found them some distance
up the road. where the horse had stopped
10 eat grass. Mckinney dried himself on
the dust robe. dressed and returned TO
town. with resolution 10 sell the horse
and good story 10 tell
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Candy for Change.
Philadelphia Record.

Some people wonder why we carry a
stock of cheap candy. penny candy" said
the man who keeps the railroad newsstand
We'll, you see it's this way. l have a lot
of regular customers who want it They
take 1t out in change. For instance one
man has been buying two evening papers
from me every afternoon for several years
If he has any pennies l never see them
He always throws down a nickel picks up
his two papers from the pile, and then
takes three pieces of candy. which he
chews While waiting for his train. Other
men saw him do this, and followed suit.
and now it's quite the regular thing
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West indianapolis.

Mrs Lena Myers is visiting relatives in
Attica.
Mrs. John Seymour is visiting her daugh-
ter in Wabash.
Mrs. Newton and Harry are visiting
relatives in Virginia.
Mir and Mrs. James Chisman are visiting
relatives in Farmland.
Mrs. l.. w. Brown. of Deputy. is the
guest of Mrs. L Modlin.
Lionel Russell has returned from a visit
TO friends in Martinsvlle.
Mrs. Charles Mabrey has returned from
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OIinNiIIe.

Miss Ethel Tansel is visiting friends and
relatives in indianapolis.
Miss NJ Vinta Meyers has returned from
a visit 10 friends in Flackville.
Misses Brandt. Foltz and Williams have
returned from a visit TO friends in Indian
apolis.
Miss Ida Millett. who was visiting her
cousin Miss Amelia Lentz. has returned
10 Indianapolis.
The township high school commencement
exercises will be held q Broad Ripple next
Wednesday night.
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BrfGhtyyood.

Mrs Ida Rock is visiting friends and rel
atives in Muncie.
MIR. William Bynam is visiting his parents
IN BeIefontaine, o.
Mrs Mary Rhoades is visiting friends and
relatives in st. Louis, No.
Mrs Walter Caskey has returned from a
visit TO friends in Greentown-
Mrs A II Mulholland is visiting friends
and relatives in ST. Paul, Ind.
Mr. Wells Essex has returned from a
weeks visit 70 relatives in Kokomo
Mr. John Rose. OF Greenfield, who has
visiting friends, has returned home
Miss Sally Terrell. of Maxwell is the
guest Of her father, Mr.. Frank Terrell
Mr.. John Negley. who was visiting rela-
tives. has returned 10 Fond du Lac, Wis.
Mrs p. Shaw is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Bowman, in Bellefontaine, ..
Mrs. Morton Hodson and children have
returned from visit TO relatives in Green's
burg.
week TO Springfield, o., for permanent resi-
dence.
Mrs. II A VIM and children have re-
turned from a visit to relatives In New
man, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gibson and family have
returned from a short visit to relatives In
Oakla ndon.
Mrs. NJ OdeII. of Greencastle. who was
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Odell, has
returned home
Miss MoIHe Beck. of Feesburg, o., who
was the guest OF Miss Jennie Patton. has
returned home.
DR.. z. L. Tetus. of Pittsburg. who was
the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs FL
tun ". Tetus. has returned home
Miss Grace Adams. who has been spend
ing several months with relatives and
friends in Findlay, o., has returned home
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The Blooming of tbeRo.e.

What is it like. to be a rose?
Old Roses, softly. Try and see"
Nay. 1 viii larry. Let me be
In my green peacefulness and smile
j Will stay here and dream awhile.
It's well for little buds TO dream
Dream-dream-who knows
Say. Is IL good 70 be A rose?
Old roses, tell me, Is 1t good?
Old Roses. very softly. Good
I am afraid 10 be a rosei
This little sphere wherein I wait
CuTled UP and small and delicate.
Lets In a twilight Of pure green.
Wherein are dreams Of night and morn
And the sweet stiffness or a world
Where all things are that are unborn.
Old Roses. Better TO be born"
i cannot be a bud for long.
Ny sheath Is like heart full blown,
And /. the silence OF q song
Withdrawn into that heart alone,
Wei knowing that IL shall be sung.
CUtside the great world comes and goes
i think doubt. 20 be a rose
Old Roses. Doubt? To be a rose.'
Anna Hampstead Beach.
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IN THE HEATED TERN.
Read "CoOI Books" and Let the Mind
Work.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.

New Orleans Times Democrat
NO, 1 never grumble about the heat"
said the good-natured fat man, for really
/ think we are very fortunate in many re-
spects. The fact is that the mind has
whole lot to do with this thing of getting
too warm We think we are scorching.
and the result is we Scorch. l always
think about cool things in the summer and
warm things in the winter. | am now
reading books that have a cooling in
fuence, books that deal with snow banks
and great heaps and hills Of ice and tenn
peratures below zero. and way below zero
a that and the result is you never hear
me say anything about the heat. j spend
a few hours with Tyndall in the Alps and
help him measure the mammoth hills of
ice and then | drift over the snow-covered
stretches of Siberia, and wind up by nearly
freezing TO death in an effort to get to the
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Of Mrs Hilton L Brown. Phi Delta Theta
party Wednesday evening in Phi Delta
Theta Hall.
On Wednesday. at noon, two weddings
will take place-that Of Miss Mary Char
lotte. Graham and Alfred William Place at
the Downey- avenue Christian Church, and
that of Miss Hope Whitcomb and Ernest
Burgess Graham at Miss Whitcomb's home
on Maxwell street After the ceremonies
a reception will be given both the bridal
10 Maxwell street.
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CIernnOnt.

Mr.. Harry Miller is visiting relatives in
Rem Davis
Mr.. Grant Long has returned from a visit
&c friends in Indianapolis.
Miss ~ Vinta Meyers entertained a num-
Der OF friends from Indianapolis Tuesday
evening
Mr.. Arthur Pruitt and family. who were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. a. Meyers, have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barbara Felenzer enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Woody. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rush Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Heller, Mr..
and Mrs Starkey. Miss Edith Moore and
Misses Ruth and Blanche Brown Tuesday
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
SEVEN CHICAGO MEN
ACCUSED OF JURY BRlBlNG

Chicago, april Establishments for
conspiracy in relation to the jury
bribing scandal 10 the transfer war
fare in Justice Woods court against
the Union Traction company. were re-
turned against seven men today in
Judge Dunn's court. Among the more
prominent against whom true bills
were voted are Patrick H. O'DonneIl.
public administrator and attorney Of
the Traction company, and James
Brayer. his law partner.
The other men indicted are John
O'Donnell. brother Of Patrick O'Don-
nell, an special agent in the Traction
cases; Sam T. Lawrence. member Of
the jury which decided a transfer suit
in favor Of the Traction company in
three minutes; Herbert Rothery. a
venireman called for jury service in
Justice Woods court. William Gala
CHER. a promoter. and G.. S. Simmons.
all alleged ''go-between" in the selec-
ton Of jurors.
Bills were returned against the fol-
lowing named men for conspiracy. al
though they are not named as defend
ants. and Will onl- serve as states wit
nesses Homer Michaels. Juror; ". F.
Sheridan. juror. clark PoIfre. juror.
and Walter c. Jones' constable.