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which has brought you out in such a
gale"
1T Is indeed. Mr.. Holmes. I've had
a hustling afternoon. / promise you.
Did you see anything Of the Yoxley
case in the latest edltlonsfn
I've seen nothing later than the ff-
teenth century today"
well. II was only a paragraph and
oil wrong at that, so you have not miss
ed anything, l haven't let the grass
grow under my feet It's down in Kent.
seven miles from Chatham and three
from the railway line. I was wired for
az 3.i5, reached Yoxicy Old Place at 8.
conducted my Investigation, was back
at Charing Cross by the last train. ar,,
straight 10 you by cab
(which meBus. | suppose. that you
are not quite y ar about your cnseq"
1t means that ] can make neither
head nor tnil OF it. So far as / can see.
it is just as tangled a business as ever
handled, and yet az first It seemed so
simple that one couldn't so wrong.
There's no motive, Mr. Holmes. That's
what bothers me- I can't put my hand
on a motive. Here's man dead
there's no denying that-but. so far as
I can see. no reason on earth why any
one should wish him harm"
Holmes lit his cigar aud lecned back
In his chair.
let us hear about IT," said he.
Eve got my facts pretty clear" sald
Stanley Hopkins. "All want now is
to know what they al mean. The sto-
ry. so far as l can ME It out IS like
this: Some years aso this country
house, YoN.ey Old Place. was taken
by an elderly man, who gave the name
Of Professor Coram. He was an in.
valid Keeping his bed half the time
and the other half hobbling rNrad the
house with stick or being pushed
about the grounds by the gardener IN
n bath chair. lie was well liked by
the few neighbors who called upon
him. and he has the reputation down
there Of being very learned man.
His household used TO consist OF an
elderly housekeeper, Mrs. Marker, and
Of maid, Susan Tarlton These have
both been with him since his arrival.
and they seem 10 be women Of excel
lent character The professor IS writ.
ing a learned book, and he found Il
necessary about a year ago TO engage
a secretary. The first two that he tried
were not successes, but the third. Mr..
Willoughby Smith. very young man
straight from the university, seems 10
have been just what his employer
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W I: G. g.: s s: s: 4: !: : !: =: 5 +: +:
work for the year 1894,
EsT1NEq- / confess that it is very
tAtLiSpE difficult for me out Of
- such q wealth Of mate
rial to select the cases which are most
interesting IN themselves and at the
same time most conducive TO a display
of those peculiar powers for which my
friend was famous. AS / turn over the
pages see my notes upon the repulsivc
story OF the red cech and the terrible
death Of Crosby, the banker. Here al
so / find an account Of the Addiction
tragedy and the singular contents Of
the ancient British barrow. Tie IN
nous Smith Mortimer succession case
comes also within this period, and so
do the tracking and arrest Of Huret,
the boulevard assassin. an exploit
which won for Holmes an autograph
letter Of thanks from the French presi-
dent and the order of the Legion of
Honor. Each of these would furnish
a narrative. but ON the whole / am Of
opinion that none of them uuites so
many singular points Of interest as the
episode Of Yoxley Old Place, which in-
cludes not only the lamentable death
Of young Wiloughby Smith. but also
those subsequent developments which
threw SO curious light upon the causes
of the crime
II was a wild, tempestuous night, to-
ward the close of November. Holmes
and ] sat together in silence all the
evening. he engaged with a powerful
lens deciphering the remains OF the
original inscription upon palmpsest
l deep in recent treatise upon sur
gerry. Outside the wind howled down
Baker street, while the rain beat fierce
ly against the windows. IL was
strange there, in the very depths OF the
town, with ten miles Of mans handi-
work on every side Of US. to feel the
iron grip OF Nature and to be conscious
that to the huge elemental forces all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-14

vow nau maze certain 0f ao,nnaf
II think nude certain of Cd
deal. Mr. Holmes ] knew tl.at so
one hld entered the house casioo.
from without I next exanAled
corridor IL is llncd with cocoan
mating and had taken no lmpfeskl4
OF any Kind. This brought me "a
the study itself. Il Is scantily n
nlshcd room The main article r.
large writing table with Ok
bureAu TAis bureau consists OF
d9uO,e column Of drawers With a q
tral small cupboard between the1
Tile drawers were open. the cupboa
locked The drawers. it seems. wei
always open, and nothing ~ vaiI
was kept IN them There were sou'
PAPERS az Importance in the cup50ar|
but there were no signs ttut this hl'
been tamperod with. and the profcssl
assures iac that nothing WAS missiD|
Ii Is certain that no robbery has bed
committed.
II come now TO the body OF the YOU'D
man 1t was found near the bureal
and Just to the left Of It, rs markd
upon that chart The stab was on ID
right side OF the neck and from behin
forward, SO that it Is almost lnposa
bic that It could have been self il
fictcd.7
Unless he fell upon the knife" sal
Holmes.
Exactly The idea crossed m
mind But we found the knife som
feet away from the body. so tbs
seems impossible Then. Of co,ns
there are the mans own dying word
And. finally. there was this very in
por,ant piece OF evidence which va
found clasped in the dead mans rlgi
hand"
From his pocket stanley Hopkin
drew small paper packet He NJ
folded 1t and disclosed a golden pincl
nez, with two broken ends OF blac
SIX cord dangling from the end Of /
'Nilloughby smith had exceilor
sight" he added. There can be n
question that this was snatched frol
the face or the person Of the assassin.
Sherlock Holmes took the glasses IA
TO his hand and examined them wit
the utmost attention and interest II
held them Gn he rose, endeavored I
read through them, went 70 the VIII
dow aud stared up the streer wit
them, looked nc them most minuteIy /
the full light Of the lamp and finaIl,
with q chuckle. seated himself at III
table and wrote a few lines upon
sheet OF paper. which he tossed acres
70 Stanley Hopkins
That's the best | can do for you,
said he 1T may prove TO be Of som
use"
The astonished detective read n
note aloud Il ran as follows
Wanted. a woman Of coed address. al
tired like a lady. She has renarxabl
thick nose. with eyes which are set clos
upon either side Of H. She has a puckei
ed forehead a peering expression an
probably rounded shoulders There Al
indications that she has had recourse
an optician at least twice during the In
few months. As her glasses are OF n
markable strength and as opticians a.
not very numerous. there should be n
difficulty In tracing her.
Holmes smiled az the astonishmer
OF Hopkins. which must have bee
reflected upon my feasg-es.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-14

The pills thar act as tonic and not
40 q drastic purge. ere DeWitfs Little
Early Risers They cure Headache. Con-
siplation. Buiousness. etc. Early Flirrs
are SMALL. easy 70 take and eaaY 70 Get
"a safe Pun. Mack Hamilton. hotel eierk
az Valley city. y. ID, says; Two hot
ties Of those Famous Little PMS cured mo
u chronic constipation Good for ei-
iher children or adults. SOLD BY G. n
Renfro.
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FITzoERALp-BRioos FIGHT.
(By Associated Press.

Chelsea. Mass, July l4.-willie
Fitzgerald. the South Brooklyn light
weight. and Jimmy Briggs. the New
England lightweight. viii try conclu-
sions here tonight before the Douglas
A. c., for fifteen rounds Il viii be
Fitzgerald's FIRST hght in New Ensiand
since he put Jimmy Gardner away IN
the FIRST round many months ago
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prNsIoNs ANp PATENTS

Given prompt attention. Difiicmt ara
rejected claims a specially. Real estate
and renting.
Enclose stamps for reply
G. y. LEFFi.ER. Atte-rc---,
l0i West Villas Ave,
Guthrie. Okla
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LAWSON BOUND FOR CHICAGO.
lRv Aaanciatnd prneal

Albert Lea, Minn., July A.-Thomas
Lawson arrives here this evening for
two hours stay and viii leave for
Chicago, after attacking the system"
The demands for seats to hear him far
exceeds the supply
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claims Allowed During the Quarter
Eneina June 30, 1905.
Court Fund


b IS. Reeves, plans Of Davis residence
Amount claimed $4,000 Amount al
lowed $1,000.
Iogan County Fank, slpt Feb ferm
lseb. Amount claimed illS.25 Amount
allowed S1lS.25.
Logan County Bank. Co. supt. Feb.
Term 1906 Amount claimed $1,000.
Amount allowed $1,000
logan County BaHk. Co s1pt. Feb
Term 1895. Amount claimed s24Ioo-
Amount allowed s24A0o.
Logan County Bank. Co svp. Fet,
Term 1905. Amount cia'med $500 AM
cunt allowed sA0o.
]. F. Love, suhroeaa ON grand Jury
t..moant claimed si.Oc Amou't allowed
slOo.
Guthrie =. Rant Co sup. Tsrn
Feb 1905. Amount claimed $500.
Amount allowed SS409.
Logan County Bank, 90. sr2t Term
Feb. .905. Amount claimed S2cf 90
Amount SLOWED S202.O0.
Cau ri- National Rpnk. Cn supt lerm
FEB. 1905. Amtdnt lJlimed $1,000.
Amount allowed sAo.1o.
Fred Armstrong, janitor Of District
court ANhobhA ttahNNN f'N W. ~NA'''''''
allowed s.O.na
j. H. Reynolds. juror District court
March 1906. AmoInt claimed A2.25
Amount allowed $i225.
Logan County Itank. court script. Feb
1905 Amount claimed $4,000 Amount
allowed $271o0
c. ". Greenwny. court script Feb
1905 Amount claimvd 1900 An'' mt
allowed 5000.
j. H. Reynolds. petit juror February
term. Amount claimed 1915. Amount
allowed 1915.
Fred Madden. petit juror Feb. tern
1895 Amount claimed $40. Amount
allowed s2.4o.
j. H. Reynolds, retit juror board Feb
Term. Amount claimed s3.4o. Amount
allowed $40
Logan County Bank. witness fees fol
grand jury Amount claimed Silee
Amount claimed til.O0
C. ". Wooden. sheriff fees Of Ka,
county Amount claimed SiS.75 Amount
allowed siS.75.
T. ~. Jones. constable fees. Amount
claimed $3.50. Amopui allowed $50
J. a. Hutsen. evo days petit jury Ffh
terr. Amount claimed $500. Ainaun
allowes tt0o
C. ". Garrison. subpoena. seward
Amount claimed Is cents. Amount al
ieued So cents.
ohlo Molley. washing az coapty ,ail
Amount claimed tifio. Amount allow
Cd siffo.
Is. ", Murphy. boarding colnty p.1s
oners Amount rlaimod $3.50. Am,
ouat allowed tS19bo.
81 " Murphy, criminal fees Amom
claimed s3so.ss Amolnt aloNrd fseg 3
p. W Aurphy, grand iury work
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lTo bs eontInusd som0rrow.

There's a pretty girl In an Aipinehat.
A sweeter girl with a sailor brign.
But the handsomest girl you'n eser rec,
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-14

The best for light. the best for faeI
II Is grea, enterprise for Guthrie and
should be literally patronized.
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Claims Allowed on April t2, iscs.
Salary Fund.

j. b. Favor salary. county comriis-
sioner first quarter. Amount claimed
$4,000. Amount allowed 10000
David swank, sllary, oountv com'1is-
sioner FIRST quarter Amount clai9ed
s2C6.5o. Amount ailowe' sy0E-0.
J. d. Rurke. salary, county clerk first
quarter Amount claimed siS5.Oo. AM
cunt allowed sIS5.o0
f. IA. Mcclure. oaiary county attor-
ney March 1905 Amount clai ilied
slsSss. Amount allowed si2s e.
NJ r. Tapp clerk hire first quarter.
Amount claimed $4,000. Amount all
lowed 10000
NJ. r. Tmpp, Bal salary first quarter.
Amount claimed s2ae2a. Aneunt al
lowed s2os,25.
Geo ". Derrier. salary. co1ntv sup
eriutendcnt. first quarter 4mo mi
claimed $500 90 Amount allowed SNq.oo
Warrant No. 64s cancelled by the board
April. 1905.
W. X. Patterson. salary first quarter.
Amount claimed 5000. Amount allowed
$4,000.
r. W Murphy. eriminai fees. Ansuni
claimed ssss.se. Amount allowed sses 81
q w. Murphy. grand jury work Ann
cunt claimed il0Ss5. Amount allowed
Sl0Ss5.
B. W. Murphy guard al jail Amount
claimed S242 90 Amount aliowc.' S2f' 90
b. ". Murphy. attending county JAIN.
Amount claimed $500. Amount allowed
$500
b. W. Murphy. st,eacing pro: ate c-url
Amount claimed tll1.t0 Amount al
lowed iIi2.5o.
b. w Murphy, attending District
court Amount cisin,d SCI 70 Amount
allowed fss ~.
y. w Murphy. boarding prisoners
Amount claimed f2s.to Amotnt allow
ed $3.50.
y. W. Murphy, serving gambling de-
bris Amount claimed $3.50 Amount
ano~ed $3.50.
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aside sa,l aiensrt Of ne District courf
because Of the refusal ol the county at-
torncy to plead said Offset or other de-
fenso and for a rehearlng and retrlal Of
said matter which said motior was by'
the District court OH Jime i. 1906, over
ruled and e which acticn Of sid sohrt
oy an order entered Of record thereii an
exception was ascwed the defendant.
Beard Of County Commissioners, and
sixty days from said dntc allowed de-
PENDANTS 20 make and serve case FOR APP
peal 70 the supreme court OF the TER
ritory
Now therefore. in consideration Of the
promises De it resolved that the pre-
vious action OF the board in fliss said
mction ic set aside 5udnment ~ the
District court and for rehsaiing and
retriai Of said natter and in employing
special council 70 prepare and present
said motion be and the same aie hereby
ratified and conhrmed.
Resolved further THAI in the opinion
OF the board the fiscal interests Of The
county committed to their care reqeire
that rehearing and retriai OF said matter
be has, and 10 sna' end said special
council 9. r. Smith and W. Is. Herod,
be and ere hereby directed an. instruct
"a 10 prepare or cause q ne prepared
said case made and to prosecute an ap-
peal IN said matter TO the Supreme
court u Oklahoma and TO do All fightfui
,hings within their power to secure a
revfrsn nf aid jndgmcn; Of tie Dis
NeSo'ste l'i'0ei' tnNl we e''l'i.'l''''n'
81 sp''''n ''"''l' y n'i, ~
D'''use g 'ne reins'" we ''l's ''-
W,'sE - iH' ~ N''' o'is' " y il' "''s
'o' wy eo.H'H g, ~" "'t.'s'
N' '''e mater q 'he 'ne'rp ''o'''H ~
w 'oNi "i Nei'i'aii
Now to-wit. on this "a, day Of Jene
1905, the above entitled matter con ing
on for hearing before Tie board OF c''n 2
~ commissioners OF the county Of 90
sar and Territory Oglh' ma. IN wh'ch
sail couty .hf said town Of Ner iian
80 sought - be incopora ed is si9'atc0,
upon the returr Of the h spccters OF
election held ia said town Of Meridian as
per the rrdc' q this cc'r' i'eroinosfpre
made on toswit Tie ~ day Of 'nne,
1905, and said cour- finding nod'e OF
said election was given by posting md
publication a. reQuiree by law for more
than ten days prior hereto and said
election having been conducted in all re-
sre"ts as by law provided and due re'rrn
having been riade thereof by the in
spec tors to TINS court a'iiy Verlneu'
sRoMinh Noses cast for incori'o''.''o'''
S's 90 nave oeeh % anu TOT uleoi i'i'' ,
non no 20 ma 'e- peon anu ~" 'Iu
nos.'o o. county eo'''i'''ssio''''s ''5
luiS sA'sieu y ''e i's'"'y
tiec'ion 20 hesepy ueo'''e s''u 'o"n a
sfl out m me pe'uon' survey iiup gnu
p'a' hied WIN 'il- e'ul' J" '''e i''' 'e'
81 spil mcp .p'ia'l'h' nag neen ~ Or
poi,"eu ny we ".''"e - ',''''.
Sisnea j. - i'Ol'e' Law SV ''N'
Jno. B. faNors'
lhe louo",ns rtIs'''s VIZ {. ''' 80 ..',
keport oi j. = 2.rthe pi'p'''e '''%''
eln'''er ehuhs @p'n l. 90''
RtpoIt ui n. - t''i"iht tNst9''i "a
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The Adventure of
the Golden
Pince-Nez

Ccs,y-iss, 1900. D. 4 cs-sr 5oyis sax coHi,r's
KotJJ
Ccstrirbf. igos, b Mscinrs. PAilIies q ce)
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len l look at the three
massive manuscript vol
umes which contain our
work for the year 1894,
/ confess that it is very
difficult for me out Of
such q wealth Of mate
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

&c H-sr y RAYMOND Z DAYTON. -. tIS ma :.
= ,T"I-n rst.Hn - th- commercial ''g, e IA
ssr!sN3.a- - - st.lSn another Ia. brick oh
s-1W TER The !uIary ~ -. T'z.urs p'll
hH!'1 A.-lH' plan; 'Hr rH- Manufacture -,
lgi.'l-s srI paving brick AMI r,.0-1x -i'- d,
~" F-sh ~fi. provide So. 4 special .rls
RAJ h"su rallet :rr Friday glgH, o, taLr The
re- "-ssgF ~lvT- III ari~Nii n.s has gNp
l'E rHUC"rH- . the kfIt. ant vtl, 90: .s.ynr Z.
srruT- sc third n" announced ~ausri'v a..
fH- uFN company Vii. p - - h~'~. a iaN
- fsI. far rlanN rsaEs ss-U- Ipr the
- - rFE." a'i SRL' 'N-aE'rTu. -lnE tA- Z. a
N E!VaT!sN'i." Sc! !g'-taF IA "a \
--a GrarE I4r- = 'hs October term .--A-
aHls ~tT rnTTI I-'. - lyrTS So. laR and e. =.
N,..'-1 the Efusar' = As~~s,;g-r. R.,i.N
~ al "s.rr .ts -s-~'or.s ta#fzr
|Ns-I Arrs.fEs S-a.ha- sTf.sf!ay ls-rS-n'r. -
tE- t4'r f'AHr.I f.s r"fa..g = J.
sIr~sI tsN cole les ga So ! - zuG twenty
~igEr s-ir-H "Ss--'-f.
1rsS,Hr. I..sasa t.'s.S has Ss-- 81 his --s.
Ration In-yG-s 'is-s" NaTlrrl '.nfrr'v
AauIrr = 4 I..HaTis'F Z Marine E~ t".-
raaI raa'rs fuTi-fs,t..r. "N"- rass- = .a- sfn I!
% 49, -.. I..-' 60 EH-r. ss-..-u- 'sEgr.1.sstnl
FN" IgfE~ - =r'sul -.-H-'-ls.u. .nI "aS
GH..r.aLEss .u.- .s-i h'sr ff,gs IA
r.aE"GE tf- WI sr-tig 80 So. t"rsEs~ he
asrrt ssr--al .r- HuE-
S.rt~ e. b t'rsS- a. ISSUED a. 'I.r,
rEaLr.' lrFls-..rr.'Ts'- NsS.ffU. - fh~ DHI-'r
al Hereafter rH ng" y 10 E" admitted - s--
.rfs.r--s FEs H.s "- ss.-~r u'sfAH0 = irlffrl
"r.f.~ .HgrrFF~. go hE fH- Sherry - hl- =
- a-,aEF. a. 's.H a0aF b.tr~.u a.! T.
o.. a.a sGI :.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
HUSBAND SEEKS
MISSING WIFE
Would Also Like to Learn Where
ahoutS Of EOarI"r Whose Dis
appearancp Was Simultaneous
With That Of Woman.

John Winkelmey-r. known as the BLACK
Rear or Granite city. hss d-t.C'iv.S on
th.. track Of th. man who. he says. sfol"
that Ne will pruserUt. both II they are
AFR.
Mrs Winkelmey.r and John Regain. a
foreman in !h" Commonwealth steel
Comrany'S plant In GRANT," City. disap-
pear., simultaneously last Saturday. ieav-
ing behind them IN. wOman's hush3 nd and
his s'x children. three Of whom wer. born
of his first spouse.
Shortly after their disappearance" Win
k-lrn.ycr notified III. authorities In Gran
i'r CIV. Mad:SJn Venice. East 81. Louis
and St Louis ani has hired private de-
t-ctivess {, assist In ~" search
Mrs Wink"lmcy.r H. described rs pref
~ and about - years old. FeSan y about
tine same age. and IL said q" be man
Of good features and exceptional physique
Rsgan went 20 board with the Wink"l-
mey"-s several months ago. IL Is said. AMI
soon showed affection for his h0sst-ss Win
k.lrneyer I.d not suspect that his Wiz"
an! tnari.r wore IN love. he says. NM
,ii th.v left Granite ci,y. after limiting
TO Others that they could not liv. apart.
W!nk-im.y-T's first wif.. II. Savs. LETT
him e:gh- years ago. when b" lived IN
South -. Louis. Sh" then obtained a.
yorc, and WAS married again.
With his thr.. children WinNe meyer
went t. Grnrif. city and established =
saloon AhDu, siS wears ago IN. met his
present uif., anI tHev wer" married af'".
a brief courfShip Three children w-r'
horn OF their marriage
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26

has gone TO Fillmore. III. to deliver an ad-
dr-~s h.fore the meeting of the Alton District
Woman.s Christian Temperance" Union:
The Reverend J. u. >. RIGGS. president of
chicago. where ne went In tho interest Of tho
school and Incidentally Z" make arrangements
for the installation ceremonies November
to IL
Doctor A. =. Msrinnst sth-r departed last even
ing for Fort Shaw. Mont where he has been
appointed Government physician and surgeon
in th. Indian S&hool
a. T. scovil-. Doctor u. T. i,nrnap ard
". +. Chalk departed yesterday for Chicago
10 attend meeting OF the Masonic Grani
chapter.
IL. order in Alton ia.s evening with q mu-
pro:perou. fratsInaI soc':'.es tn Alton;
,!on on the Alton police force.
Invitations to q ''witches. rcvel." a. the hone
Of Mr. and Nm. L~roy wi,dlnx % No. is:o
common street: have been issued They are IN
IN. form % q black cat: A back coat mus, hs
The e" sfss,r IA - xi!l bs held sasnriay .v.hins
,as. K4fwsS SOD %a;sn Il a.u2sss s1y Gs Mr
evening q the home Of the bride by the R.vsr-
end n: ". Twine Of the firyt Baptis; Church.
The Death Of Q relative recently caused change
In the plans. and the wedding was quiet HON"
John Hal, and Mra sinssr. we,i-kno~n resi-
dents Of godfrey. were married yesterday aft
Tn. Labor News Is the name Of . new labor
IL viii be . weekly and viii be published BY
Joseph A. Wise Of st: Louis.
Miss Iva Msupin is home from visit IN
N,ss Jessie Sergeant arrived homo yesterday
from New York and Boeton. where she spent
the summer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
ALMOST HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Thomas Robertson Dies at Mar
shall al Age Of -.

fsISI'l I:'Ic SPECIAL.
Marshall. Mo.. oct. 25-Thomas Robert
son. - years oil. died in this city yest.r-
daN.
lie recently removed her. from Carroll
County.
GEORGE ". DRAKE
New Franklin. NJ. oct 25-C~nrss W.
DRAKE. rronin-nr citizen and farmer 0f How
srd county. ,,'-ti st his hprn- this city
asst r!sh' lie Was - y'aEs Old and a native
En-. kenrGCkv
MRS BETSY Ppt.sSp
FlAm.y. III. o~r- = NJ H-r>y POLAND, 81
y"ars old. Lrnrp"d Dad suddenly to-day
WILLIAM TTOf:SE
N'u~"Uu"-. Lad. oct William T.No-r. a
w"aa' My dairyUlan. wN1 ,trslv,-t as A
l.sGIc g; r!us~sI two Ne-Ss aso. dl.d to
DAY
DANIEL. RAEER
Holden. Nj OF G-IlHr.-l Ra,~- I,~I a,
his home r-aE h-r. yesterday tie was =,
T-sr> -. prominent farmer and a leader IN
The Mennonite tEgrgi.
GEpiiiiE ". H0EREFE
Oregon. Mo. ct .s-'i-ors- " Ios-4s,
'ir'a.t Ter. = iir.t county di"d at his roTu-
n t-t!c. NJ. Fo-,!Iy after a lingering i!.n---
=: >1rrlo months IL. a prominent s:i
Fellow AZ! Nsssn. lie !-av-s d widow and
=,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
Purchaser Says Animal Ii Too VI
clOus for AnI lse.

John Meiscnhe;ricr of Godfrey was i'll
Altor yesterday aft,rr0cn 10 serve notice
on the banks not to buy a note hs had CIV
en Gus Brerk In payment for 4 h"rse.
The note Is for sc. and Mrisenisn:msr
said tho horse was represented To him to
be scrviceable and we'll worth the price.
Neisenheimer says the horse may be serv-
icsab BILE. but II 81. il Is cOnccalinS the fact
effectually. He says that IL Is Impossible
hitching IL up. The horse is n high kicker
and a low kicker. a bitter and vicious
beast generally. according to Meisenheim-
er. who will refuse to pay the note when
IL becomes due.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-26
MAN WHO SCARED FAMILY
HELD FOR OBSERVATION.
Frederick Meyer. - Years Old. Il
sent 20 50. Clair Connty Farm for
In1uiry Into His sanity.

Frederick Meyer. y years oil! WAS sent
- IN" county Farm for ten iavs for OBJ
s--yarion as 20 his sanity by County Judge
John T. Hav Of P.lleyili. Yesterday
Never was charged with p.aciljng on the
farms Of uei-hb"rs north ~ B.llsvi!ls and
aiso with shooting on their farms with
ont first securing fhei- ps emission.
Tuesday. = = alleged that lie threat
'."si the lives or Mrs. Sophia Schaadt and
~ family He Is charged with flourish.
ing 'ar.- revolver IN front OF IN.
: E-gft IuGg!" ani chasing the family in
80 the fnusn H.. WaS arrested Monilv
on Cha-r- ~ shooting on the farm Of
Mr.. Srhaii: aud also with stealing some
apple
FiT" ola ca-"s. made year ago On simI-
lar charges. but hold ou promis. -! goo!
behavior. w"r" revived lie was given
'aruissioa - 60 bonn. 80 get IT." money
TO Tav the o-.s Tuesday morning D.. ,u-
Pe1r"t al The SgLsad; home aga fright
"T-t she f'r.il,. II, vas arrested Tues
iav evening and Vr- plsC"i Nv Jail Yes
t.r1ay morning j. mas decide! 20 inquire
i-'S Us s.rif-