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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-02
SPEEDS
AWAY WITH AUTO.
Louise of Coburg Safely Eludes
Pursuit, Which Is Not
Keen.

Bad Elster, Saxony, Sept. 2.-No
trace has been found Of Princess Louise.
OF Saxe-Coburg, who, it develops, es-;
Tuesday morning.
She was Joined under the trees in the,
hotel garden by two women and a man.
They, entered two-horse carriage
winch was waiting outside and they
tion of Munich. A man named W.
GGratz, who was stopping at the hotel,e
has not appeared since Monday night
1t is supposed that he provided the
means for the flight Of the princess and
that, ne e., was an agent of Lieutenant
she eloped in 1897. The princess, close
~ attended by her physician and lady
OF the court, went to the theater Mon
day evening. She was animated and
seemingly enjoyed the music, as she has
weeks she had been permitted to leave
the seclusion of the sanatorium al
Coswig, where really she was pris.
oner of state.
Had New Gowns.
She had been provided with at
tractive costumes for this reappearances
into the world, and she was allowed
once more to wear the splendid Jewels
she married Prince Philip Of saxe-co.
burg. @.s
"AtceI, Ihe CheaCer the princess ana
her rooms. She said good night at
l1:30 and her guardians were not
aware of her departure until o clock
in the morning, by which time probably
she was far toward the Swiss frontier.
floor Of the hotel, but Monday he
moved to one on the ground floor, with
a private entrance into the garden. It.
is presumed that the princess used this
exit, and it is certain that Frau Schu-.
bert Of Dresden engaged the. carriage.
driver nor the equlpage has returned. ).
Possibly Took an Automobile. =,
Beyond the outskirts of the town
some of the occupants of the carriage
were transferred to an automobile and
the, carriage continued its rapid fight.
It is deemed likely that the princess
was one Of those taking the automobile.
The chauffeur drove the machine thru
several roads leading in different direc.
tions from the town, doubtless with the
purpose to further create doubt as to
An automobile similar to that which
left Bad Elster was traced to Hof, fortys
miles away. Whether the princess took:
the 8 am. train for Munich or pro-
ceeded in an automobile is unde-:
termined. tC
The pursuit is not likely to be keen,
as it is very well understood that the
husband of the princess is rather;
pleased than otherwise at her escape,
because he. thinks she has been suffs
GENTLY punished.
. The sympathies of the Belgian court
have been with her for the same reason,
it being thought that she has been
harshly treated.
Investigations pursued in behalf of
the former guardians Of Princess Louise
show that after assuring her personal
liberty she intends seeking a divorce
with the purpose of marrying Lieuten.
ant Count Matassich-K eglevitch.
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PAUL BEUHLER,
456 Temple Court.

LOOK AT 1901 14th Av s. 5-RooM HOUSE
and barn; good cellar and we'll; three nice
lots every thing in trst-class condition; all
for $1,000; don't fail to see this sweet little
home.
s., 65O-one of the most elegant double houses
on 14th s; rents for $40 per month"; hard
wood finish and floors throughout; large lot;
all modern except heat; new house, bathroom,
best nickel plumbing for each family. Big
snap.
LOOK-$1, $50 only for 20o9 Polk st NE, one of
the incest little Groom houses on Polk st; city
water good well water, good cistern, nice eel
lar, stone walks, storm windows and screens
large woodshed good new barn and one of the
incest large lots the street; just think
45X195, very elegant shade trees this is one
of the best bargains offered the best
street in New Boston; only block to car;
am offered 81 month rent, but don't want to
rent 1t. 1 will give easy terms.
PAUL BEUHLER,
,pta
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

PATENTS PROMPTLY OBTAINED. SOLD
bought, manufactured; model making; Is years
established; unexcelled reputation; no attor-
ney fee before patent. Inventors book free.
Write Patent Market, st. Paul, MINI. -
WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors; main office, 92O-935 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis, MINI. 81 McGin buiiu.
Ing, Washington. D. O. ~ s.. III.
PATENTs-4s-PAGE BOOK FREE: HIGHEST
references. Fitzgerald Co., Dept g. Washing
ton, D. G.. b. e-a- -
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Farm Lands.

WILL SELL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICE OR
trade for good automobile and balance must
be cash, good quarter section of farm land
in Mclean county. North Dakota, seven miles
from town. Box 40, Minneota, Mimi.
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We buy and sell more businesses than all
other agents combined. .a5 s~fEo 2
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BUSINESS CHANCES

PERRY Il CO.,
Northwestern Building.
10 rooms; rent $40; price 5000.
IA rooms; rent $50; price $3.50.
II rooms rent $780, price $500.
10 rooms rent soc; price $3.50.
RESTAURANTS.
Restaurant, good location; price 81, 500.
Restaurant, paying we'll; price $1,000.
GROCERIES,.
Grocery-Win take stock, $500.
Grocery, fine location, $500
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Money to loan on any of the above bust
nesses.
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Uninproved.

FIRST CLASS LOT BARGAINS $4,000
lumbus av near s4th st. s45o-oakland ar
corner S6th st. $4o0-Park av near 35th St
$525-Columbus av near 33d st; A feet. S5T5
Chicago av near 32d st. $735-Park av near
Bath; 49-ft front L. L. Sutherland, sos
- Oneida block e
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PERRY & CO.,
a Room 405, Northwestern Building.

We can sell your business from ten to IF.
teen DAYS. List with u.s.. :.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.

For Sale.
1AI HpASSukSs--HEARsEsiM
We have a large stock Of rebuilt and re-
paTpssd 9Ds M gfsat Easy terms
25o I'd az \, n rear of 6 hssey theater.
REX MCDONALD, BLOOD BAY PAGER, Z
years Of age, IS hands high, LOO pounds;
est road horse in the northwest PAGES 2:35
s gabe se es rs sa a ay good sndder
lively cure coughs. colds pinkeye. lung feyer
influenza, sore throat in horses and milk IL fever
Co.. 10 Kasota block. Minneapolis.
FREE-REMovINE CHEMICAL COMPANY
VIII examine your horses free of charge, az
Their office or will advise By letter. sens
kasota. Elock. Minneapolis.
FOR sALE-WELL MATCHED TEAM, BRIGHT
bays + years Old, sound drive single or dou-
ble weight 2,1OO; not afraid; lady can drive
them; sell separate; also some household goods.
2642 Clinton av.
CARLOAD OF HEAVY WESTERN HORSES,
M Sosas from Goo to Loo oupds
Crystal Lake road and city limits. Take goth
FROST & co.,
Of horses always on hand. Part time when de-
sired
3 sl-at=Eatg...55 IL Second Street N.
THE FINEST PAIR OF MATCHED SHETLAND
pony mares in the state; price $500. Also
two-seated pony trap to sell separate; cost
500; will sell for $25. 1929 Stevens.
FOR sALE-RoAD TEAM, 1900 LBS, WITH
harness. delivery horse 1,250 lbs, with har-
ness; q bargain. Call Saturday. Barn, OH
7th av S.
IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN SECOND.
hand l1ne hacks, broughams, 2-seats, phae-
tons or runabouts, 60 to Buchanans, l4s
Lake st.
BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN, MIDWAY HORSE
Market, ST. Paul. have the largest assortment
Of horses in the northwest. Part time given
II desired. ..ll. ',z- =. : .,... .<
IF YOU HAVE ANY HORSES TO SELL RE-
member that Barrett & Zimmerman, at Mid:
way. st. Paul, are always ready to buy and
FOR sALE-BRowN MARE, DAPPLE, 900
lbs, gentle for lady; guaranteed as represent
ed. DR.. Bass, 1929 Bryant av N. Both
phones. -~-s - r. ...a =
FOR sALE-7-YEAR.oL HORSE, SOUND,
good worker; single or double, weight ], BAG
| lbs; must sell; no use for him. 2642 Clinton.
FOR sALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND WAC
| ons, cheap, and one fire sprinkler, at Ebel
| .Carlson's Carriage Shop, No. 18th st n.
| HARNESS, HARNESS-100 SETS, $3.50 AMI
up; wagons. and buggies, chestnut mare
city broke, $50 Ala Sd st 5. -. H.:
FOR sALE-s50-PoUND DRIVER, PERFECT
~ sound, city broke, worth $75; quick sale
500. 1911 Laurel av.
VERY FINE MATCHED TEAM OF DRIVING
horses at snap Blooms Stable. 24s 2
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COWS. DOGS AND POULTRY

~~~S~s~-~~~r~~~~-~~~~~~ ~~~4~-~S~~~S~A~~~~~~
HUNTING DOG FOR SALE-FINE GORDON
setter, years old, thoroughly broke: salts
faction guaranteed; $780, Address r. W.
Schimmel, Az Washington av S. 49,.
FOR SALE-LARGE, PURE BRED ST. Der
nard watchdog. Bargain; have no ROOM Must
sell: All right In every respect. Arthur
Seebach, 3114 Columbus av. = 81 .-
FOR sALEJERsEY cow WITH CALF AT
her side; must sell; good mixer. Barrett
|, & Zimmerman, Midway Horse Market, st.
POULTRY SUPPLIES, .INCUBATORs, BROOD
ers, lice powders, sunfower seed. Write for
catalog. Prior Seed Co.. 200 9Th st 8, Min
/ neapolis. t = ''..-5 .-'.. So '-'
chicken dog; not above $25 price. Yates, 2446
Park ay. = 7 - .'
FOR sALE-ENGL1sH SETTER. ADDRESS DR..
G: Z: Tuomy. st: Peter. MINI. =
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Want Pages D and %
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
<~>-~>~~><>S~>-~>r>~" >~N->N~>>-SN->>>~
Improved.

o o {
, HOME, SWEET, HOME.
S415O-24oO Garfield av Absolutely
, modern; finished In very handsome,
highly polished hardwoods, with best
polished hardwood floors; nickel and
porcelain plumbing; very fine heating
} plant; eight nice rooms and very fine
bathroom, furnished with the very
, best Of open nickel and porcelain
loaded glass; full attic and basement;
good CRATE; house back plastered with
D best hardened patent plaster, In
fact, a complete warm, well built new
0 home. Owner obliged to leave the
0 state. House cost 81, 500 to build.
0 The lot Is beautiful east front cor
0 ner with all the improvements in the
0 street and paid for. Certainly worth
o $1,000. Only one short block to Mon
0 S4,150. Look it over. Keys at Office
0 and will be open Sunday for inspection,
. 8 pm. to pm. Don't pass this up
o thinking it's one of those daily ad-
o vertised bargains. Remember it's
. of the rare ones and sure to go. First
o time offered at the above snap price.
Q Just stop and think, only 81, 100 for
o complete, strictly modern hardwood
o finished new up-todate eight-room
. house, adjolaing Sunnystde, with IN
o elegant east front corner lot, Sewer,
o pail for. No such bargain ever heard
o of before.
U PAUL BEUHLER,
o 456 Temple Court.
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We guarantee to protect you against debts
and mortgages. - .-.-.... "a. .
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
AGENTS WANTED

~~~~~INc~ E~~~~~~~
AGENTS wANTEDqTo SELL NEW PATENT
farm article Of universal use; shown at state
fair, directly norttE of manufacturers building
and attracts great attention Call at fair
grounds during day ZOE POS Frederick hotel, st.
Paul, during evening. y. ..
AGENTS, 5000 PER MONTH FOR oNE.M1N-
ute churn;s greatest wonder Of the age; exclu-
sive territory Cincinnati Vending Machine
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, d cs,.... ~. t7<
S35 a WEEK AND EXPENSES TO MEN WITH
rigs to introduce our poultry goods. lJayelle
Mfg. Co., Dept, 49, Parsons Kan. = ? r.. ia.
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PLUMBING

N~~~oS~No~~~ceoNc-~~o~~~o ~oNoo"oo~N~N~~~~~~
W. s.. BAYLEY & SON, PLUMBING AND
heating, sewer and water connections. 1O7
Postofice court and 3o27 Nicollet. Both
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BUSINESS CHANCES i

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE IN FLoURIsH1NG
Minnesota town; money-maker; no competi-
tion. Price $1,000. Call or address 3014 I'd
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE IN FLoURIsHING
Minnesota town; money-maker; no competi-
ton. Price $1,000. Call or address 3014 I'd
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NOTICE

>~~~~~~~~~~o~~~
J0BBING IN STONE, BRICK AND CEMENT
work and chimneys repaired. Do any kind of
mason work. Phone T. G. 2451. John q. Layne,
contractor, 121A 4th at N.
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= MAGNETIC HEALING : i
ZENO MILLER INSTITUTE OF MAGNETISM
! and Suggestive Therapeutics treats all mental,
nervous, chronic diseases. 62O1a Mic. room 41S.
MASSAGE, VAPoR BATHS AND MAGNETIC
( treatment all diseases of and women.
DR.. Lillian Grow. 475 Syndicate Arcade.
GATES INSTITUTE, $50 BANK OF MINNIE
apolts building, 302 Nicollet; consultation free.
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FROST & CO.,
Largest assortment In the city of all classes
of horses always on hand. Part time when de-
sired. =.
u. IL Second Street N.
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LOST AND FOUND

10. LOST AND FOUND
c(S~~cS->>~-----s
FOUND-BOAT LEFT AT MY PLACE, LAKE
Minnetonka, about ten days ago; a rowboat
If owner will call at Journal office and de-
scribe the boat and pay for this ad, they can
have same. As
LosT-oN LIST Av, BETWEEN WASHINGTON
and 9th st. tan leather lady's purse contains
ing a sum of money and Great Western rail-
road ticket. Return to journal office for
reward
LosT-A PEARL CRESCENT PIN, EITHER ON
interurban car or Nicollet ay, some time Thurs
=. day afternoon. : Finder will be rewarded by
returning same to 1221 Hawthorn av
LosT-THURsDAY NIGHT, ON 18th Av N,
between Aldrich and Emerson. turquoise ring.
pearl setting. Finder please return to 252s
Aldricr av N for s ward. u. d
LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
the, return Of my black and tan puppy no
white except few hairs on breast. Address
F1412 Portland nv. s Ft
LosT-oN 1st Av s, NEAR 4th ST, CHECK ON
First National bank for $500. Payment
stopped Advise w. ID. Hale.
LosT-GREEK- FRATERNITY PIN;
owner name on back. Return to 3443 Irving
av 8 for reward
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PROFESSIONAL

sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMA.
nently removed by electricity. Miss Hollister.
77-7S Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, WARTS AND
birthmarks permanently removed by electricity.
Anna NJ Griswo1d. 2O7 Medical block.
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR 100 ACRES
partly improved North Dakota land? Address
A. H Blasting, general delivery, st. Paul,
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IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN SECOND
hand line, hacks, broughams, 2-sents, phae
tons or runabouts, 60 to Buchanans, 14S +
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Z pony mares in the state price $500. Also
. two-seated pony trap to sell separate; cost
SG5; will sell for $25. 2129 Stevens. -
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FOE sALERoAD TEAM 5000 LBS WITH
ness; u bargain. Call Saturday. Barn, 517
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FOR sALE-BRoWN MARE, DAPPLE, 800
lbs, gentle for lady; guaranteed represent
ed. DR.. Bass, 1929 Bryant N. Both
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-05-13
Pluck and Perseverance Wins.

G.. Is. Drake, a son of Darwin Drake
and brother 10 T.. IL. Drake an attor
ney OF this place, has record worth
mentioning.
About l3 years ago he resided in this
village and assisted in his fathers
store. lie had previously been en-
gagged in Martin Bros store at Port
Huron. About the time his father
went ont of business and moved 10
York state, he cmigratcd north and
landed at Tawas Ciiy without dollar
From there he went 20 West branch
sixty miles on foot 90 be examined for
teaching school. lie taught several
schools around there. after which he
entered the employ of the MichaelsOu
X Hanson Lumber Co, % corporation
which had just previously located an
extensive mill plant for the mauufac.
turing of lumbcr at place then called
Twin Lakes. composed oI tents and
shanties occupied b. the work hands.
This place is now called Lewiston and
has electric lights and waterworks.
The high school building and COngre-
gatiOnal church will compare favor
ably with many IN the cities
Mr.. Drake commenced working ON
the tramway, one of the lowest posi-.
AlNllNs uuA dllil ~ hullE Ailt N#olllltlN
saw he had ability To do something
better, SO they worked him along TO
delivering goods from their general
store which had begun 10 do n very
large business. He was soon em.
ployed in the store and from there 20
bookkeeping In the office, and TO day
he enjoys the perfect confidence of the
Company having been chosen assistant
general manager about one year ago
and appointed postmaster OF Lewiston
by the president (it being presiden-
tial oifce) over one year ago. lie has
been probate Judge of the county the
last four years nearly.
He Is about thirty-eight years OF age.
Mr. Drake is considered In his county
a successful politician, making speeches
throughout the county during the cam
paigns, attending the conventions
where he is also called upon 90 speak.
IL was his recognized ability along this
line that lead Congressman Loud TO
secure him the appointment Of post
master at Lewiston. He Is also general
manager of the Lewiston Journal, the
leading paper of the county and which
is chosen by the state to publish the
tax sales.
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The Seniors Benefit.

n rather slim audience greeted Cyrus
BrOwnlee Newton &C Central hall on
Tuesday evening. Newton is humor-
ist and an impersonator and possesses
a large amount of ability, but I'm the
opinion OF Yale critics, he scarcely
came up TO the high standard of ex-
cellence to which we have listened In
others. Ills press notices spoke very
highly in his praise, leading the Seniors
10 believe that he must please the
people. His character delineations
were good, his facial changes remark.
able and laughable His anecdotes and
jokes were mostly back numbers,
making the entertainment rather tire
some To those who had read or heard
them before.
The seniors did not make enough
from this evening 10 pay their gradu-
ating expenses, so IL is up 90 them TO
give the public something else in the
way Of entsrtainment.
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The First Ball Game

Manager Carney informs us that the
first ball game of the season will be-
played az Riverside PARK, Yale. next
Friday afternoon, May 20. nc which
time our boys will cross bats with the
swift aggregation from Memphis. Let
everybody who possibly can do so turn
out and see the game. The boys have
been putting in some hard work prac-
ticing and are I'm fine shape.
The game will be called at o'clock
and the admission will be 10 and l5c
Ladies free. Let us all be present and
encourage the boys.
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Watch the KIdnovs." I"

"when they arc affected, life is in
danger" says DR.. Abernethy, the great
English physician. Foley's Kidney
Cure makes sound kidneys. AL drug.
gists in Yale.
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Village Tax Roll.

The tax roll of the village Of Yale is
now in my hands and | am ready to
receive ksIss. Pay nov and save ex.
ira percentage. J.C. HoLpES, Treas.
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schuyler Baker, aged 50 years and .
months, died at the home of his son i'm
Port Huron Sunday morning, May Sth.
1904. The funeral was held at = y. m.
Tuesday. \ wife and two sons. Byron
n. and Fred =, residing i'm Port Huron,
survive.
Deceased is well known i'm this COM
munity and was always highly respect
ed. lie was a carpenter and joiner by
trade and for the past thirty.live years
has built many residences, barns and
other buildings in this and adjoining
townships lie made his home for
many years with Isaac Menerey, James
Rath aud others.
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Mrs. Lovina A. Coan died at her
home at Wilmot. Tuscola county on
Saturday, May Z, 1904, aged ~ years. 7
months and III days. A husband and
two sons survive. The body was
brought to Yale on Tuesday and the
funeral held from the NJ. l.. church at
1890 a. m. the same day. Interment
In MeEsddsn cemetery. Elder Stone
officiating.
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DEATHS DOINGS.

Amanda NanOrman was born in
Canada March 26, 1889, and when sew
enteen years OF age she came To Michi-
gan with her parents and has resided
here every since. In June, 1868. she
was united in marriage 20 VIM. Strong,
who died live years ago last February.
Mrs. VIM. Strong died at her home in
Yale on Tuesday, May 10th, 1904, and
was 60 years, | month and l5 days old
Cause heart trouble. The funeral will
be held from the NJ. Il. church to-day
at : o'clock y. m, Rev. j. III. Reilly
officiating. Interment In Elmwood
cemetery.
She united with the NJ. L. church
when quite young and has always lived
a consistent christian life. She was "a
charter member Of Peerless Hive, No.
1873, LOTMM. The Hive will attend
the services i'm "a body.
Deceased is survived by two sisters
and one brother, Mrs. John Davis. OF
Virginia. Henry NanOrman, of Shah.
bona, and Mrs. Nicholas Owens, OF Yale
George Bradshaw, who has made his
home at The Paisley during the past
few years, died on Wednesday after "A
lingering Illness. short services were
held ut the hotel Friday morning at
. o'clock by Rev. Jonathan Thompson.
The funeral cortege then proceeded 10
Memphis where the body was laid TO
rest in the cemetery south of that vii.
lage
Deceased was born in county Antrim,
Ireland, Feb. ., 1916, and came 20
America ia 1898, landed in New York
aud was two weeks getting from there
To- Buffalo. From Buffalo he went To
Detroit, Almout, Memphis, Port Huron
and ~. Clair. lie returned 10 the Old
Country in the Great Eastern in 1861.
and remained there one year lie was
never married aud has always been "A
hard worker, steady, temperate and
thrifty. accumulaiiug snug fortune
which he has vilicd 90 relatives and
friends.
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Robert Wooley died nc his home in
Goodells on Sunday evening, being sick
only short time with pneumonia.
The funeral was held Wednesday morn.
ING from tho Goodells Baptist church.
n wife aud four sons are left 10 mourn
the loss Of a good husband and kind
father. Deceased was deputy sheriff
under Sheriff Maines and was good
officer and genial gentleman.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1904-10-13
SHERCLIFFE ARRESTED.
Notorious Robber Again In Stellar
RNIa

Des Moines, Oct. GA telegram
from Council Bluffs last night con-
veyed the intelligence that Frank
Shercliffe was arrested at Logan yes
terday by Sheriff Barnes of Jefferson
county, on the indictment returned in
1900 charging Shercliffe with the rob-
berry of the Lockridge depot.
Attorney Thomas of the Omaha
Civic federation, under whose protec-
ton Sherclffe he's been since his re-
lease from the Fort Madison prison,
at once began habeas corpus proceed
ings to secure Shercliffe's release.
Thomas says that he believes the
purpose of Shercliffe's arrest at this
time is to hinder his appearance
against Tom Dennison Of Omaha.
Thomas is one Of the attorneys who is
pushing the prosecution against Den
nison.
The Jefferson county authorities no.
tilted Warden Jones, before Sher-
cliffe's release, that they would be at
the prison gate to arrest him when he
walked out, on the Lockridge indict-
ment. When the time came they were
not there, claiming 20 have lost the
papers.
Lockridge is located in the eastern
part of Jefferson county, on the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad. II
was robbed March 20, 1890.