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CARNECIE'S PROPHECY
CAN SEE 3oo,ooQ,0oo ENGLISH.
 SPEAKING PEOPLE.
England Will Find Union With United States and Canada Her Refuge
 and Her Strength.

London, England-In letter to the editor of the London Times, Andrew Carnegie objects to the statement publicly made about him by Sir Charles Tupper, to the effect that in recent addresses in Canada he de the United States instead of with the
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rh. Earth st.u TrembIes.

Santa Fe.-Two more earthquake shocks have occurred at Socorro. The shocks were felt distinctly as far south as Fl Paso, Tex. where street car was thrown from the track by the shock People at Soeorro and other towns in the Rio Brands valley are coming to Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-20
Report ouatemalans Defeated.

New York-A Mexico City special to the Herald says that two sharp bat ties were fought Monday and Tues. day, in which the Guatemalans were defeated by the Salyadoreans.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-20
Fl Paso, Tex, Shaken.

Fl Paso, Tex-A distinct earth quake shock was felt here. Buildings rocked and swayed and many persons fled to the streets. No damage was done.
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Insane Patient Kills Two.

Ser anton, Pa.-A terrible tragedy was perpetrated in the Hillside home. when one of the insane patients killed two inmates and mortally wounded one of the keepers.
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Arn1istice Siuned,

Wsshington-The armistice between the beligerents has been signed. The Guatemalan minister called at the state department and said his coun- try has selected three arbiters.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-20
Decrease In Missouri School Census,

Jefferson City, Mo.-Returns made to the office of state superintendent of public schools indica;e that there will be decrease. reaching nearly to $500. in the enumeration of chil- iren of school age this year.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-20
Fiuhtinq Four Battles.

San alvador-Guatemala is fighting Salvador and Honduras at four points on Guatemalan and Honduran terri tory Both sides fight bravely, with uncertain results.
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or.v,us Appoin,ed to Command.

Paris-The council of ministers has .npointed Alfred Dreyfus to command the Twelfth regiment of artillery at Vipcennes.
The Forrest City times., 1906-07-20
THE BELL|CERENTS
 WILL ARbITRATE
ROOSEVELT OFFERS THE GOOD OFFICES OF THE UNITED
 STATES.

The Guatemalans and Salvadoreans
 Have Been Busy Since the DecIara- ton of War-Invading Guatemalans
 Repulsed by the Soldiers of Hon. duras-Niearagua Remains Neutral.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-02
WAS WITHIN HIS RIGHTS.
An Argument That Admitted OF
Some Disputatiods CUES
ton

The Nareshys were entertaining. and 20
BE- entcrtaiuea hy the Nag hys - A hb.
cral education in the art % hickering, and
making things generally uncomiortab.e
Tor everyone Present, relates the by
s.ander.
One OF the guests was engaged m ths
Gentle and allurng amusement ~ crih-
crsing an absent friend.
Well De- said. hes the meanest.
stinscst man ever knew, IN fact, don I
think there's another man ia the world
who = 80 mcan-
-Oh. I don't know" interrupted Naggs-
by. that's pretty tall order. you know.
I think know a singer man. There .
nv fathsr-ir.lav. for instance
This acted Ike a red has on Mrs. NagSs-
by =,
WAYS hackh;ng your fatherin law
SIMPLY won't stand it''
~0h. pooh. pooh" reioined Nasgsby.
"IIe's my father nlaw, not yours. just
YOU wait until say something about
yours before you begin 20 talk,
That was at eight o'clock, and az II 81
they were still at II. and going stronger
than ever.
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outd1ns by lndians. Illinois Kea-
fucky. Kansas. Arkansas. the Indian
Territory. Oklahoma Texas and
Nebraska. all parts 81 the favoritc
range Of the tank robbcr.
TX 30 strange. but true. that few rob
berries ever Occur out Of season. a not
able exception was az Rosal ILL.,
where a bank was robbed ~ 5000
This robbery occurred In August The
most remarkable recent case occurred
early last fan when robbers broke into
bank az Mineral Point Wis and sa-
rlreI S-5.2e0
Robbers Work in Gangs.
Il is singular that very Few jobs
-re done ainr.s handed II is trad.
lonai that bank robbers and safe
blowers work 90 gangs They send
ia tNo men TO Do me work and leave
.W0 guards without Occasionally
here is a Gfth man tlf rot often
Tas bank r1tbcr is Considered by
lcie ctives AL police ca ELS 10 be rs
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70 work with the Soap and soup"
(the latter being their name io- nitro
glycsrine) and blow their way in
The safe comes next They make I
a soap lip a. the top crack OF the I
safe door. caik the crack Of the safe |
door all the way down. and pour he /
nltroglycerine into the lip. from
which Il runs down inside the door
along the sides OF the bottom. This
done. the thieves put he percussion
cap N the soap lip. attach fcot-lorg
fuse light ii and retire outside. clos
ing the door Sometimes when hey
are blowing a safe inside vault they
even close the door OF the vault. These
precautions lessen the noise and mini
mizc the danger II al alarm
OIL detectives say that there are
really no safes that can withstand this
attack with nitroglycerine. Mary
so-called burglar-proof safes have
been laid open until their experience
has taught them TO lose faith in the
NAM True. there are safes that fire.
ouently resist attack but this Is be
cause the thieves do not know how
10 10 il; not because it couldn't be
done.
The detectives say that bank rob
bing is crime in which only
white men engage. Il IS unknown Of
negroes. Another singular fact abou,
II is that the men engaged in II are
almos. all Of an age II Is not the
work OF boys or graybeards but the
adventure Of men varying little from
rs years. Most Of them are exon
vlcts Detectives have observed thai
a safe blower once settled" as they
call conviction and Imprisonment. In
variably returns 10 the soup and soap.
The explanation is obvious. He needs
ready money.
Thu inference from all this IS tha.
the winter can have no terrors for
!, the bank robber Handsomely reward
ed .or his industry. he can retire for
, a season and Indulge in a few luxuries
II. as bank officials affirm. the bold
bank robbers who have made such
7. whooping campaign this last yeai
/. take refuge in the brickwalled can
vons OF the larger cities Of the cen
trail west after tieir autumn activities
this should be a winter Of rlenty o.
prosperous robbers in the Mississippi
valley. with plethora OF money. T'
be sure a good deal OF IL under thes'
= circumstances would be tainted chief!
By powder and some Of the currenc!
nav be a little bent but II will hav
), 10 bc pretty badly shot up % Be IN
. welcome.
Many a small banker would res
: easier II some means could be foun
. 10 more fully protect himself an
his patrons
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Many Institutions Plundered by
CraCksnnen During Re
cent Months.
HOW NEFARIOUS WORK is ACCOMPLISHED
Over Thirty Successful Jobs" in Mississippi
Valley States During Last Quarter OF l9oo
Are Regarded Most Danger
Gus of Criminals.

Chicago A compilation OF he bank
robberies which occurred throughout
tha middle western states last fall
shows that the season was an exeep-
tlonally prosperous one for cracks
men. Many a little banking insiitu-
ton was plundered OF its wealth by
the night proving profession
For time il was daily occurrence
10 learn that a bank robbery had
AIKEN place in Missouri. Illinois. In
diana. Kansas. or some Of the other
neighboring states Of the Mississippi
VALLEY Very often as many as two
or three banks were robbed on the
same night az different towns, show
Ing that several bands were pursuing
the nefariOus work.
Partial List Of Robberies-
B. ginning with the first OF October
and ending With the last day OF the
old year. no less than 80 successful
bank robberies occurred in the states
OF The middle west Following are
some OF the Jobs"
Tue bank Of Willard KY was
roboed OF the night OF October 2. and
pursuing citizens killed one roboer
and captured four others.
A series OF bank robberies occurred
IN Indiana between October q and
November 3. The robbers got si.iOo
from he bank 81 Sanborn. $500 from
the bank az Hagerstown. 5000 from
the bank at Ridgeville. and wrecked
the vault al windfan An attempt
was also made 70 rob the bank a.
Odoa. but no money was secure
Citizens Of DUquoin. III routed
gang Of safe blowers on the night o.
November !.
Bank OF Creighton. Creighton. Mo
was robbed Of $4,000 night OF Novem
Der 3, and the vault partially demo-
Ished BY nitroglycerine.
on night OF November , robber
tried 10 blow the bank al Washing
ton. Ind. and were frustrated In get
ting $1,000 by the bottom OF the SAT
blowing out before the doors opened
In blowing a safe az Cherryvai'
Kan. on the night OF November ?
robbers started a fire which did So
600 damage.
Bank OF Pleasant Plains. III, she
up by safe blowers on night OF ~
vember %. They got $500. Anothe
gang Cot 1000 al jamestown. III. n
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came night. and a third 5000 at Fair
mount. III.
Bank robbers made an unsuccessful
attack upon Danville. H. on the night
OF November q. and the same night
another futile attempt was made al
Tamaroa III.
Robbers entered Eiion. No. on
nigh 81 November .. but we're re-
pulsed by citizens. who captured their
bottle OF nitro Elycerlne.
John Rodeuberg. II East 81 Louis.
feeling that safe blowers might visit
him. rosied the combination % bis
safe in plain view The expected
visit came. and the thieves g0t 50
out ~ the safe On the night 81 Novem-
Der 81. wiihou. usi-r the destructive
nitrosis ceriue He saved the safe.
The state Bank az Chapman Neb.
~ss dyramiiei on the night % No
~emlsr q. yielding $1,000
The entire front ~ TIE American
ESeAlnSe bark. al browns. L.. vaI
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most dangerous kind o. criminal II -
said that bank robbers will snoot
quicker than any other type They
are absolutely fearless adj their as
covery OF the destructiveDess Of nitro
glycs-ine has made IL an easy matter
for 4 "secont-ciass bum 20 become
nrst-class hank robber
Il is said that few bank burglars
are mechanics. relying upon the miro
glyccrine 10 open the vault, no mat
ter Cow strong the safe OF how Wen
barred the doors Give tramp
can OF soup and bar OF soap, ana
two or three other buns 20 work with
him. and he'll ret into the faneiest
burglar proof safe that was ever
mad.." said a detective
That so Few robbers are caught Is
explained by the detectives in this
way. The rohberies occur a. little
towns. here. there. everywhere Crack
ing the safe between midnight and two
O'Clock. the thieves have often as
many as four or five hours OF dark
ness in which 70 get away. II they
can catch a train across country IN
this time II IS a long chase 10 eaten
them. Unlike the James and the
Younger boys. they don't ride into
town in The daytime. shoot up aud
down the street until the bank Is
robbed. and then ride on into The
woods The up-to-date bank roooer
comes and goes under cover OF night
and almost invariably relies upon The
railroads 20 carry him far away from
the scene OF his crime within a few
hours.
So II IS that the mufied boom OF
the bank robbery is a nightly occur
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renee somewhere in the middle west
a. this season. The dweller In the
country town knows what il Is when
II brings him out OF his peaceful SUM
bers n the dead OF night.
There is no mistaking that sup
pressed roar. II he is a game man
the citizen gets his gun and goes out
on The firing line. If he is a man 81
peace. he assures his wife that me
noise they heard IS thunder
Few Robbers Caught.
II Is a singular fact that few bank
robbers are caught Now and then
a gang OF them Will make a mess OF
II and bring the wrath OF the citizen
soldiery down on their heels. but the
average OF mortality in the business
Is below that Of street car riding and
automobiling. Bank robbers work in
ouartettes. as did the adventures OF
Dumas. and about the only difference
between their lives and those Of the
famous Three Muske.eers is that the
bank robbers adventures are invaria-
+ tiy more remuneratve and always less
. sentimental
+ Sometimes everything roes 20
+ smash. as IL did with gang al VII
lard. Ky. on the night OF October %
last. when a posse put blOodhounds
upon the trail after the bank was
robbed and fought a battle with the
thieves. killing one and capturing the
rest
Sometimes. too. a bank robber grows
careless with his wealth and excites
Suspicion BY displaying il. This wa'
the undoing Of Harry Stewart, who
vas arrested in St LOWS December
4 while attempting 70 dispose OF sl.OO4
worth % stamps which had been par
OF the loot in a robbery at Shelbyville
No. a few days before. Stewart con
fessed 10 completely in the robbery.
The greater part OF these royini
rogues. however, get away without
fight or a capture. They almost In
yariably work between midnight an
two o'clock. when citizens are wrappe
in slumber. Indeed. their methods ar
so Identical from enc end Of the grea
Mississippi valley to the Uher tina
one might readily suppose all ate rot
berries we're the work OF the sams ganl
n Detectives. however. know bettce-
q The Robbing Formula.
& The formula for robbing a bank
simple. simpler than one not famil'a
> with the workings OF gang Of saf
B. crackers would suppose.
\ The gang gets few sticks Of dyni
d mite. takes the nitroglycerine ont
e {, and carries this violent explosi'
q away. II has been the case. too. TIL
q quantities OF uitruglycerine have bee
& ,tolen from manufacturing pai
whore the deadly explosive IS ma,
Fin the northern part Of Indiana Il
y the sunposition az Capt Kinney,
/. the indianapolis detective department
n that tho robbers have this explosi,
70 hidden away "a some woods and ca
.e ~ away small quantities Of 4 as tbs
IS need H.
b Besides the explosive the other @
y saniial 10 robhIng a safe Is q bar I
.e soap. Sometimes the gang has bu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-02

wrecked by ritrcgiycerine on tne
nirat OF November Is The robbers
got $500. On the same night another
gang. got 1925 at Piggott. Ark;
small sum at Metz. Ark; 500 az Law
ton. @. T.: So al Terrell. Tex and
s. 200 al Nailonia. Ind.
over s. 900 was taken from the bank
al owl. I T. on the night OF Novem-
Der 90.
ROBBERS blew safe a. shelbyville,
No. and got 1910 on night Of De
cemosr I.
The Farmers and Merchants bank,
az Forest Grove. ore. vas robbed OF
s5.s53 on night Of December , on
the same z .gh. another sang got s. 900
from A bank al Carrolton. Tex
Ci.izens a, Falkland Ind. fought an
exciting battle with bank robbers on
nient OF December 6. The thieves got
away with $50 on the same night
another sang got $3.50 Al ArdmOre,
l. T.
AL Precautions Useless
Banks in all the small towns IN
these states were literally turned into
arseaa,s. while 4 thorough, up-to-date
equirr.ent Of burglar alarms was
generally installed and special armed
warchmen employed BY the banks.
The methods employed in practically
evesy one Of these bank robberies have
I been the same. The loot has seldom
/ failed, Sometimes Il has amounted q
SIS. 900 from : single robbery, anc
II mas scarcely ever been less thar
81 600.
No, since the days when the IA
nous Reno gang 81 bandits terrorize'
the people with its daring crimes Ia
the country been so boldly worked b.
bank burglars as II was during tn
autumn just past With the adven
OF the rural telephone and the de
veIopment OF the interurban electri
railways the states boosted Of pros
ress hat was popularity supposed q
, make the profession Of yeggman $
hazardous that organizations Of bur
glars and systematic footing OF bank
would be abandoned. But such seem
: not "a have been the case
Missouri. which invented train ros
. berry. usually leads al the states q
b. the union in tank robberies- Til
r year. however. the state where Pc
Z BE have TO be shown has bee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-02

Ramb0-You'rc always roasting me
about my extravaganza. For the last
four years I've lived strictly within my
income.
BALDWIN, think you have. u was
about four years ago that you found
out nobody would trust you any long.
er-Chlcsgo Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-02

in and bloating Of the chest choSed
me and threatened the heart. / lad
little hope. but to my untold surprise
Deans Kidney Pills brought me relief
and saved my life. i shall never for
get it."
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents a box.
Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, y. \.
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pich Juicy Raaishes Free.

Ever, body loves juicy. tender radishes.
Salfer know. this. hence he offers 10 send
YOU absolutely free sufficient rad.sh seed
T. keep YOU in tender ratishes all sum
mcr long and bis great
sALzER's R,RGAIS SEED BOOK
With It's wonderful surprises and great
bargains IN seeds at bargain prices
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When ] began
ing Doan $ hla-
ney pills l was So
weak ] could
hardly drag ms
self across tlc
room ] was
wretched and ner-
vOus. and had
backache, bear
ing-down pain,
headache. dizzi-
ness and weak
eyes. Dropsy SCI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-02
DOCTOR CURED OF ECZEMA.
Maryland Physician Cures Himself
u. Fisher Says: "Cuticura Rem
edies Possess True Merit"

MY face was afflicted with eczema N
the wear ls97. l used the Cuticura Rene
dies. and was entirely cured. i am prac-
ticinr physician. and very often prescribe
Cut..ura Res0lvent and Cutcura soap IN
cases of eczema. and they have cured
where other formulas have failed.
am not IN the hah.t az endorsing patent
r1s.i'c,nc- br, when ] find remedies pos
sas.,n.- true merit. such as tile Cuucura
Remei es 30. / am broad-minded enough
10 proclaim their virtues % the world.
have been practlc.nc medicine Tor sixteen
vears. and must SAY ] find your Remed Is
A 40. l. You are az liberty 20 publish
tbs letter a. " Fisher, NJ. D., Big
Pool, Nd. May u, lo0J."
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Men are prone 10 spend a lo; Of tims
designing mansard roofs Of hope for un-
finished foundations Of deeds.
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

itching. Blind. Bleeding, Protruding Piles
Druggists are authorized 70 refund money u
OINTMENT fails 70 cure In 70 i4days. -
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MANY a man said Uncle Eben, take,
credit 10 his SET foh bein repentant when
he's only afraid Of de investigator COM
rnittee Washington Star
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Luck" j. the frutasc of a seed sowa
and forgotten
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Lewis Single Blnder-ihc famous strairh,
= cigar always best quality Your dealer
or Lewis Factory, Peoria IL
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ear tools some OF them 81 remark
able workmanship. bur the possession
OF these is rare.
For the most part the gangs work
with nothing but the niuoslyefrine
and the soap. They pick out a small
city rarely one With population OF
more than 5000 or 1000. generally one
with less such towns have but
small night police force. H. indeed.
they have anything more than night
marshal
The gang sends man In town our
inr the day 10 locate the bank Al
midnight the whole auartette moves
IN. The night marshal Is hunted up
and gagged. Bank robbers have their
own colloquialisms FOR all these things.
and 1, they were telling Il they would
say they stuck up" the marshal and
INIT him away" This means they thrust
a gun in the officers face compelled
him 10 throw up his hands. bound ana
Gagged him. and laid him out OF
harms way behind some building. or
hack in an alley. Looking after the
night marshal is almost always an
easily accomplished preliminary. Few
~ them ever discover there are bank
robbers In town until IL IS too late.
and a case where robbers were anticl'
mated BIZ the marshal and routed be-
fore they robbed the bank Is sufficient
IN rare 20 be called unknown
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Nanv nan would fail % arrive but
for h.s ability 20 butt in.-Chieaso DAILY
News
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A DESPAIRING WOMAN.
Weak, Nervous and wretched From
Wasting Kidney Troubles.

Mrs. Henry A. Reamer. Main aud
Gnrst SIS. South Bend. Ind. SAY.
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Actual Work at Bank.

After the way has been cleared In
this manner the thieves 60 10 the
bank. either pick or break the lock
OF the bank door with a crowbar. and
enter the chamber OF wealth II the
safe Is inside the vault they first 90
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NJ, vonnc fellows don't begin % think
,er.u.', about marriage until they nave
been married Two OF thEee months--N'
y Times
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a % 90,

The enormous crops on our seed farms
.he past season compel Us 20 issue 'h.s
special catalogue.
xxD THIS NOTICE TO-DAY.
and receive the raiishes and the wonder
ful bargain Book free.
Remit IA ana We add a package OF Cos
mos the most fashionable, serylceab.e.
beautiful annual flower
John a. Salzer Seed Co., Lock Drawer
X. la Crosse Wis.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-12
STILL SKIPPING FRUIT =

sTILL SHIPPING FRUIT In
spite OF tbs disastrous snow and
frost Of last month e-sAt many
appls are being shipped from Ere.
mont county 70 points IL New Mexico.
Arizona and Southern California.
Orr Colorado frait is highly sssssmsd
In that section Of the country. and
dealers arc willing 70 pay sood prices
for 1t. Il Il e..imassd that about
ffty-nve or sixty cars Of apples will
be shipped from here 70 market this
mouth II Il had not been for the
snow storm In October the number Of
oars would have been something like
two hundred and afty. or nearly nvs
times as many u now sssma likely to
be the case. The loss 10 the fruit
crop WAS not - heavy - at first
supposed.
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Sells More of Chamberlain, 9
Cough medy than All
Others Put Together.

Mr.. Thos George, merchant at Mt.
Elgin, Ontario, says: IL have had the
local agency for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy ever since it was introduced in
to Canada, and sell as much OF 1t as |
do OF all other lines have on my selves
put together. or the many dozen sold
under guarantee, l have not had one
bottle returned. can personally rec
commend this medicine as have used it
myself and given it to my children and
always with tbs best results" For sale
by Daniels Drug Store, mwf
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MORE EXCURSIONS ON
The F. & C. C. RAILROAD

According to information received
by Local Agent Sumner. ths Flor
enoe and Cripple Greek road will
continue the one dollar and . halt
round trip excursion rates between
this city and Cripple Greek during
the current month. These rates were
annulled the drst Of November. but
have been restored BY the company.
The regular Sunday excursion train
for Victor aud Cripple Greek left
here yesterday morning as usual and
will bs continued until further notice.
One dollar and Fifty cents for ths
round trip.
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DRUNK AGAIN-A woman giving
the name Of Mabel Smith who has
been IN the city several days and who
has been in Jail four times In the
last ten days on q charge of drunke-
ness. WAS again arrested last evening
by Deputy Sheriff Warner. She WAS
over to Cyanide and acted in myster.
ious manner. II WAS thought at the
time that she had gone crazy but IL
developed that she was only the vic.
tim Of good sized drunk. She had
sobered up to some extent this morn.
ing. The next step the police will
take 10 to order her out Of town.