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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-20
BIDW

Bidwell, Dec 1S.-Miss Eunice CHS
man returned Friday. after few days
visit with relatives in SouthOttumwa.
Mrs Henry Oswald is at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis CHS
man of South Ottumwa, being called
there last week on account of the SER
ious Illness of Mrs. Chisman.
o. w. Johnston delivered hogs in
Ottumwa last Wednesday.
Harness Brothers are baling hay for
c. r. Chisman.
Fred Smith of Ottumwa was a bust
ness visitor in this vicinity Wednes-
day.
Henry Garfield was in Ottumwa Fri
day and Saturday in attendance at the
farmers institute.
Miss Effie Willard of Dahlonega was
a guest at the James Johnston home
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Sutton of Ottumwa Wis
tied friends here Friday.
James Johnston is sill on the sick
list.
William Baldwell of MuntervDle was
a visitor at the home of c. r. Chismar
Saturday.
George Johnston and family of Chill
licothe visited Sunday at the James
Johnston home.
Harvey Grooms, in company with
the Misses Navy Small and Eunice
Chisman, visited Fred and Pauline
Bloomenstock of Moravia Sunday.
Miss Bessie Fisk returned Saturday
after pleasant visit with friends neal
Ottumwa.
Mrs. Dollie Fisk returned Sunday
after a brief visit at the Fred Jones
| home in Pleasant Home.
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Miss Mayme Judge of Wayne over Sun
day
The postmaster general has issued an
order abandoning Route No 43.149 from
this place to Iconium, the order being
effective January 2. A protest Is now
being gotten up by the patrons of the
route and the Iconium people. The
pres.at route is the only one by which
1conium people can be supplied expe-
ditiously and they are hostile to any
change.
Samuel Tutor is on the sick list at
this time, suffering from heart failure
Lewis Higgins Of Garden Grove WIS.,
tied with relatives here Monday.
Jerry and James McGrath were Hite-
man visitors Monday.
Mrs. John Smith, who has been visit
ing with her mother, Mrs T. P. Ames
left for Mt. Pleasant on No. 10 Mon
day.
w. D. Shehan transacted business ir
Melrose Saturday.
Miss Nora Shehan was Melrose
visitor Monday.
Dan O'Neil was looking after bust
ness In Abba Monday.
G. G. Tutor was Hiteman visitor
Saturday
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SEY MOUR.

Seymour, Dec. 1s.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Condra were guests of Mrs.
Condra's parents. DR.. and Mrs. Ban
ming. Sunday
Rev. B. F. Miller of Indianola con-
Quoted quarterly meeting at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday
w. ]. Manning has sold his farm and
moved with his family back to town.
Fred Sodon, who moved to Goodland'
Kansas last spring. arrived in sey--
mour Saturday, having decided that
Iowa is the best place to live.
William Brown has sold his town
property to j. H. Hagethorn, and ex-
poets to emigrate to Colorado, where he
has a claim.
Mrs. F. L. O'Neil and children moved
to Harvard last week, where Mr.. O'Nel
is acting as agent for the Rock Island
William Ashcroft. Jr., returned home
from Burlington. Colorado, recently
where he had been since last August
Mrs. E. K. Clark returned Saturday
from Ottumwa. where she had beer
visiting the past week.
Annie Laurie returned Monday from
a two weeks visit with relatives an,
friends in Mystic.
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MARRIED FIFTY YEARS.
Former Residents of ottunwa cele-

Former Residents of ottun1Wa cele-
brate Wedding University.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Jones, who were
married in Ottumwa fifty years ago,
December II, observed the university
of their wedding by festivities at their
home in Rapid City, s. D. Mr.. Jones
is brother of w. E. Jones of Ottum-
wa. In mentioning the happy event,
the Rapid City Journal says:
Fifty years ago yesterday in OF
tumwa, Iowa, occurred pleasant
social event, the f1ftieth university
of which was celebrated in this city
in very quiet way. The principals Of
this happy occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
T. M Jones. Mr.. Jones is member
of the firm of H. w. Jones & Co., gro
GERS, of this city, and they have lived
here for the past several years.
'Notstanding her fifty years of we'd
ded life with its cares and perplexi-
ties. Mrs. Jones prepared the bounti-
full dinner herself.
1.-TWO children came to bless their
household, Harry Jones of this city
and Mrs Brown of California. There
are six grandchildren"
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RUSSELL.

Russell, Dec. 1S.-John Goltry and
wife left Thursday for Lone Tree, Mo-,
to spend the winter.
Mr.. McCaulley of Moravia was a
business visitor in Russell Thursday.
Mrs. T. H. Shields returned to her
home at Dudley Thursday after a
weeks visit with her son, A. G. Shields.
and family.
Mesdames E. "A. Boyd and DR.. Buzz
card were Charlton visitors Thursday.
Elmer Thomas was a Charlton visit
or Saturday
Mrs Belle Vandyke returned on NO.
4 Saturday from Colfax. where she has
been taking medical treatment. :,
Lawrence King arrived in Russell
Sunday to spend the winter with ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs AFRO King.
Edith Hensel of Charlton spent Sun
day with her parents here.
Mrs. L. c. Wilton and son, Bobby
spent Sunday in Des Moines.
Dick Johnson and Miss Leva Childs
returned to their home at Coatesville
Mo-, Sunday, after weeks visit with
the latter.'s aunt, Mrs. Flo Childs.
Miss Fern Sprague arrived home or
Thursday.
Miss Eva Bowers left Friday fol
Corydon, near which place she is teach
ing school
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Williamsburg. Dec. 1S.-Rev. G. zoll-
man, former pastor of the Eavnge-
lists Lutheran church., arrived Satur-
day evening for visit with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaul and son,
Forrest. of Ladora, spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with relatices III
town.
Mrs. F. o. Edwards entertained the
Larkin club Saturday evening.
Walter Smith left last Thursday
evening for Marengo, where he spent
couple of days.
Lawrence Cafferty left Saturday for
his home in Reinard, after two months
visit with relatives here.
Miss Mae Yates returned Saturday
night from an extended visit with rel
atives in Missouri.
DR.. Moon returned Saturday morning
from a visit in Chicago. Mrs. Moon
returned Saturday evening.
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B ELkNAP.

Belknap, Dec. 1S.-H. c. Rankin re-
turned home last Tuesday morning
from Fort Custer Montana.
Rev. Niblick expects to begin SER
les of meetings this evening at the
Congregational church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brooks were guests
last Wednesday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Dodd.
John H. Fleming and G. D. Conner
left this morning for Milwaukee, Wis
consin.
Mrs Jennie Miller and Miss Ida
Hawkins Of Willard, Mo-, were guests
Wednesday Of the G. e. Lisetor family.
Mrs. John Buchanan and son, Oscar,
of Locust Grove, visited at the home
of Mrs. Maggis McMains Sunday.
Mrs. T. D. Mum and sister, Miss
Olive Putnam, We're shopping in OF
tumwa Wednesday.
Miss Allie Morris of ottumwa, who
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis. arrived last week to stay
awhile with her mother, while regain
ing her usual strength.
Mr. and Brs. Walter Hoffman Of near
Bloomfield spent Sunday here with
the latter's sister and father, Mrs. G
D. Conner and ]. H. Fleming.
w. S. Cummins was the guest OF
friends at Kirkville and Fremont We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Charley Hambleton returned Satur.
day from South Dakota, where he hat
been employed during the fall months
Mr.. and Mrs. Hambleton have gone t.
housekeeping In the house first occu.
pied by Mrs. Hambleton's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Will M. Lockman.
Mrs. e. Asbury of Ottumwa spen
Sunday here with Miss Allie Norris.
o. C. Hellwig spent Sunday in Mil
ton.
H. c. Rankin left this morning on ;
business trip to Agency.
Intelligence of the death of Mrs
Charley Toole Of Ottumwa was receiv
ed here Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs
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TYRONE

Tyrone, Dec. sd. w. Shehan was
a Merose visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Allie kellogg visited with rela-
tives in Jackson township over Sun
day.
zal Richart of Abba is engaged as
fireman at the Beardsley saw mill.
r. d. Kelley and wife and Mr.. Nc
Carey and wife of Iconium were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Neil at
Georgetown over Sunday.
Peter O'Connor returned home from
Mt. Pleasant Friday where he was TAX
ing treatment for cancer. Mr.. O'Con-
nor is completely cured, much to the
satisfaction of his host of friends.
H. c. Johuch of Iiteman, who is en-
gagged in looking after the Wapello Coal
company's business here, spent
Sunday with his family in Hiteman.
j. e. and James Eoady were Melrose
visitors on businesS Saturday.
7. w. Beaver transacted business
with Abba merchants Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ennis entertained
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FARMiNGToN.

Pennington, Dec. 1S.-Mesdames H.
F. Barton and Wilbert Zane were Bon
aparte visitors Thursday.
Mrs j. M. Dunn of FIT. Madison is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ernest
Matthias.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. L. Muir of Bona
parte visited Saturday with VIM. Good
in and wife.
About sixty guests enjoyed the hos
pitality Of Mr. and Mrs. H. e. Folker
FRIDAY night, the occasion being their
tenth wedding anniversary. Refresh
ments were served and very merry
evening was passed.
Mrs. George Cameron of Athens Wis
tied with relatives on Wednesday.
The Floral degree of the Order of
the Eastern Star was conferred on Miss
Cora Stevens Friday night at a special
meeting.
Sam O. Hartrick has purchased the
delivery wagon recently owned by II
+. Barton.
The ladies Of the Baptist Aid society
will serve lunch Wednesday at the pub
lie sale of J. L. Mollay, one mile south
of Big Mound.
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Abba.

Abba, Dec. 1s.-Yesterday in the dis
trict court the opening statements
were made in the Cooper case and a
part of the states evidence was intro
duced. A great deal of interest is pc
ing manifested in the case ana the
court room is crowded each day with
spectators.
was so seriously burned in the mangle
at the laundry some time ago. had an
other finger amputated yesterday, TINS
making the third.
J. Thomas Barker, an old resident OF
Monroe county now living at Hilton Is
reported seriously i'll. His many friends
about Abba. where he formerly resided,
regret to learn of his sickness and nope
for speedy recovery.
Rev. William Porter came home yes
terday morning from Richmond, Kans,'
in response to a subpoenae TO appear
and give evidence in the Cooper case.
Mrs. L. B. Edwards entertained the
Music club at her home last evening
An interesting and instructive time
was spent by the women.
Mrs. William entertained the mem
hers of the Sorosis club at her home
on the corner of East Taylor and South
Harrison street Monday afternoon. :
Horace Hickenlooper and A. l.
Rowles returned last night from g
three weeks trip through Arkansas
visiting in vinton county, Eureka
Springs, Sloan Springs, and Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. and, Mrs. j. M. Shirley of Center
VILE visited the parental M. F. Rizol
home at Abba over Sunday. They vii
leave tonight for New Mexico for the
benefit of Mr.. Rizer's health.
Reed Crane spent Sunday at Abba.
Marion Hickenlooper. the two-year
old son of Thomas Hickenlooper, i
quite Ill.
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presented with "a present for their eff.

presented with "a present for their eff
forts.
Simon Oppenheimer made a business
trip to Abba Monday.
For the benefit of those who are un-
able to get down town in the day time
to do their holiday shopping the stores
will keep open every evening this
week.
Miss Agnes Harvey Of Des Moines
arrived last evening to spend the holl-
days with relatives near Belinda.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Holt Of Lucas
We're in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White of Russell
We're in the city Monday on business.
A. c. McAlton of Birmingham, Ala
bama, was in the city Monday looking
after some business matters
Mrs. Jacob Yengel continues to be
very i'll, being somewhat worse last
evening.
William Fair of Ottumwa spent
Sunday in the city and left Monday fol-
Sheridan. wyoming. where he has beer
promoted to a good position by the
Burlington railroad.
Arthur Lundgren returned Saturday
from Holdridge, Neb., where he has
been working.
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FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield, Dec. accompany Ms
basket ball season will open Friday
evening at the Armory with a game
with Muscatine Y M C. A. The com
pany has a team that is said even TO
excel her last years aggregation. and
a good series of games is expected this
winter. Muscatine Y. M c. A. played
three games with Company M last
year
Arnold Mcdonald. who is under in
dictment for abandoning child. has
been removed to the county house,
where he will be cared for until the
next term of the district court.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Cary
on South Sixth street Christmas day
will occur the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Miss Fannie May Cary, to George
Truman P,,wley. The marriage will
take place at noon.
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test Saturday was great success. ~
large crowd was present and corn, oats,
bread and butter was much lin evil
dence The prizes offered by the bust
ness men We're impartially distributed
and Everybody appeared pleased and
happy
Glass A-Best ten ears yellow corn:
list prize, Ray Gatewood, rain coat.
End prize, j. G. oliver, pair work
shoes.
srd prize w. f. Loughary, sack
shorts.
4th prize. H. A. A. Edmodn, hoir-
cut and shave.
Glass B-Best ten ears white corn:
LIST prize, j. G. Oliver, roll woven wire
fence.
End prize, VIM Black, 3 months tel
ephone rent
srd prize. Joseph Baldwin, sack Of
bran.
4th prize, Harry Johnson, hair cut
and shave
class C-Ten ears corn other than
white or yellow.
1st prize, Peter Brown, grindstone
End prize, j. A. Clingman, sack flour.
3rd prize, Ross Mowery, pair bib
overalls.
18th prize, w. E. Loughary. husking
peg.
Sweepstakes-Ray Gatewood, prize,
morse blankets.
Glass E+Best ten ears corn, any
variety:
1st prize. H. A. A. Edmond, wagon
load tile.
24ld prize, Ned oliver, bushel seed
corn.
srd prize, Ed Wright, Packwood Re-
view l year.
18th prize, Joseph Baldwin. pair bib
overalls.
| Glass F'-Best peck of oats:
1st prize, P. 7. Mitchell, gallon barn
paint.
End prize, Carl Edmond, horse shod.
Bird prize H. A. A. Edmond, bushel
seed corn.
4th prize, w. f. Loughary, work
gloves
Glass G-Best ten ears pop corn:
LIST prize, Verna Avery, pair shoes.
! End prize. Harry Gatewood, pair nit
! tens.
srd prize. j. H. Duvall, Buff Rock
cockerel.
4th prize, Gladys Hook, box station
cry
| Glass FI-Best loaf bread
1st prize. Della McVey pair of shoes
4 End prize, Mrs. H. A. A. Edmond pail
blankets. Il
Bird prize, Lizzie Ramey, brush anc
comb.
4 4th prize, Mrs. }. q. Oliver, decorated
A china spoon tray
Il Glass best pound of butter:
4 list prize, Mrs. Joseph Baldwin, lady's
dress hat.
End prize, Lizzie Kness, china SALAD
dish,
Bird prize. Mrs. F. M. Stephenson
Buff Rock cockerel.
4th prize, R. NJ Smith. dresser scarf
Other Packwood News.
Parties are working here to secure
, a sufficient number of persons to orga
nize Ben 1Iur lodFe.
, o. C. Smith of Abingdon ATTENDED
churc-. here Sunday.
| Mrs. Henry Johnston was an Ottum
wa visitor FIR lay.
John Benn contemplates moving t
his farm near Fairfield.
Miss Grace E. Norman. rural rout
No l., visited from Saturday unit
Monday with relatives here.
: A lecture course has been arrange
here for this winter. The first mum
r her to be given Friday night, Decembe
%, at the Methodist Episcopal church
A team of horses We're taken fror
the livery barn Saturday night and aft
err being numerically driven were re
1 turned to the barn. Mr.. Downey, tn
Y proprietor of the barn, thinks he has
clue to the perpetrators of the bastard
; ly deed. He refused the team to par
a ties in the evening on account Of tn
i horses having had two hard drives tina
day.
! Mrs. NJ C. Lemley was an Oskaloos
yisitc- Saturday.
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Toole and family were formerly resi-

Toole and family We're formerly resi-
dents of this place.
Mrs. Mary O'Neal and two little
daughters of Seymour visited here the
first of the week with Mrs. Maggie
Middleton.
e. C. Morris of Eldon was the guest
Saturday of his mother, Mrs. Elmlra
Morris, and her sister, Miss Allie MOT
ris.
Mrs. sarah MCGEE left this morning
for Ottumwa where she expects 10
spend the holidays with friends.
Mrs. George Easton of Bunch passed
through here Wednesday evening en-
route home.
The members of the Methodist Epis-
copal church are preparing for snort
Christmas program and treat LOT the
Junior members of the Sunday school
next Sunday afternoon. the EpWofttl
League has a called meeting for next
"Wednesday evening to re-elect oft1cers
for next year.
Christmas tree and entertainment
are in preparation by the school fol
next Monday night.
Clyde Spohr Of Eldon spent SUNDAY
here with his parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
w. H. Spohr.
Deputy Postmaster O. G. Hellwlg
accompanied the carrier, ]. b. McCor-
mick, on the rural route Wednesday te
inspect the service. Of the route.
Miss Lena Anderson of near Bloom
field visited here Sunday with her fath'
er. r. E. Anderson, and her brothef
| Clel
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FAMILY REUNION HELD.
Mrs. Mary Green EntertaIns Number
Of Relatives and Friends Sunday

A family reunion was held at tho
home of Mrs. Mary Green, 1908 Lo-
Gust street, Sunday. A five course
dinner was served Selections from
phonograph belonging to Julian Camp
bell was a pleasant diversion of the
afternoon, which was an enjoyable
one. Those present were:
Meslames and Messrs: Wells Fowler
and family, Ed Hall and family,
George McGill, George Trent, S. H..
Philips; Misses Lero Wagner, Stella
Fowler, Daisy Fowler; Messrs, 3. w.
Gooden, w. A. Bibbs, Walter Holmes.
Sanford Robinson.
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LUCAS.


Lucas, Dec 1S.-Miss Katie CLANCY
is recovering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
Miss Clara Stumbaugh was Chart
ton shopper Thursday.
Mrs. B. M. Hutchins and Mrs. Bessie
Cunion were Charlton visitors Friday.
Thomas Hudson is confined at the
house with asthma.
Jeff Irwin went to Milo to visit few
days with his daughter.
Mrs Ida Barker and two children OF
Creston are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Andy Stark.
Mrs. Robert Young of Lost Cabin,
wyoming, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. Eliza Crosten.
Shep Westfall. who has been working
at Oskaloosa, came home to visit until
after the holidays.
William Garrison, who has been
working at Des Moines. has returned
to Lucas.
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CHARLTON.

Charlton. Dec. 1s.-Mesdames H. H.
Lorimer, ]. O.. Becker and N. S. Mel
Vile the three women who had charge
of the firemen's banquet, We're visited
by the committee last evening and each
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Glass A-Best ten ears yellow corn:
LIST prize. Ray Gatewood, rain coat.
End prize ]. G.. oliver pair work
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CORN CONTEST CLOSES.
Prizes Awarded at Packwood-Many
Present.

Present.
Packwood, Dec. 1s.-The corn con-
test Saturday was a great success. A
large crowd was present and corn, oats,
bread and butter was much in evil
dence. The prizes offered by the busi :
ness men We're impartially distributed
and Everybody appeared pleased and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-07

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 6.-The end of
the famous and sensational Hartje di-
vcrce case was begun today. when ar
guments were begun before Judge
Frazer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Hartje en-
dured the final ordeal when the law
yers made arguments, both libellant
and respondent getting a hot scoring,
the conclusion for today being a speech
by John Marion for the libellant.
Both Were Moved.
Reference to the children of the cou
pie seemed to move Mr.. Hartje and his
wife very much. During Mr.. Marrons
arguments Mrs. Hartje at times grew
ghastly pale at Mr. Marron's asser-
ticns. Mr.. Hartje was greatly affected
by the statement of Mr.. Marion that he
had not kissed his children for a year.
Mr.. Ferguson made a short speech,
but will conclude tomorrow after Mr..
Freeman argues for the respondent.
Attorney w. Z. Rodgers made the
first address for Mr.. Hartje. He made
a sharp attack on the character of
Mrs. Hartje. He spoke for a little more
than an hour. He referred first to the
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartje,
saying that the real reason for her de-
sertion was TO be found in the love let
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-07
AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT
Russian Government Will Begin
Restoration Of Order With
Firmness and Energy.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. Elm view of
the various statements which have ap-
peared in foreign newspapers concern
ing the refusal of several eminent per-
sons to enter the stolypin cabinet. the
following semi-official communication
was made public tonight:
After the dissolution of the lower
house of parliament and the issuance
of the imperial manifesto announcing
the desire of the emperor to effect re-
forms. the government thought 1t nat
ural TO offer the vacant ministerial
posts to politicians who had placed the
accomplishment of legal reforms upon
their programs, and the government
once more regarded as an effective cab
met. and the execution of the political
program IL had undertaken, as assured.
This combination, however, encoun-
tered obstacles beyond the control of
either the government or the politi-
clans. The latter wished to form
group which would be entitled to enter
the cabinet, but they We're not able to
succeed. Prince Nicholas Lvof and
Alexander Guchkoff had a long audi
ence with the emperor, but it was an
nounced that from the view point of
the peaceful realization of the reforms
they were of greater service in their
usual sphere of activity, which required
the mobilization of all sober social
forces.
Regarding the intentions of the gov
eminent, these remain unchanged, and
include the restoration of order with
fiTmness and energy. The government
will Immediately effect, within the linn
its OF the law, those prudent reforms
which must lead Russian life into law
full paths"
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ARGUMENT BEGUN IN THE
HARTJE DIVORCE CASE

ters alleged to have been written by
her TO the coachman correspondent,
Tom Nadine.
Silently Wept.
Mrs. Hartje, overweight by the
weeks of excitement, gave way TO her
feelings as her attorney, Marcus w.
Acheson, jr., was making his plea. At
torney Acheson inclined to the pathetic
side of the case and Mrs. Hartje cried
silently. During her scathing arraign-
ment by Attorney Rodgers, who
opened the argument for Hartje, she
maintained her composure, except to
repress by her looks her disgust at
what was being said.
1t is expected that the arguments
will be completed in a day or two
Judge Frazer will leave the city tomor-
row, and the courts decision is not ex-
pected until fall.
Hearing Postponed.
The hearing on the cases of Detectives
Staubb and Anderson, who were arrested
Immediately after testifying in the Hartje
case some weeks ago, was set for today,
but was put over until tomorrow be-
cause Attorney Marion was occupied in
court with the arguments in the divorce
case. They are charged with larceny and
entering to commit a felony in taking
letters from the trunk owned by Tom
Nadine, coachman correspondent.