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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-25
MRS. HARTJE TES7IFIES.
PRINCIPAL STATE WITNESS IN
 THE PERJURY CASE.
Emphatically Denies Allegations of In- tImacy Made by the Negro Coachmnn Hooe-Subsequcntiy Corrobornted by Her Parents---Court Room Cleared During the Reading of certain De- position.

position.
 Pittsburg, Pa, Oct, 24.--Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje, respondent in the recent sensational divorce suit instituted by her husband, Augustus Hartje, a mill lionaire paper manufacturer of this city, was the principal witness to-day for the commonwealth in the perjury case against Clifford Hooe, a negro, and former coachman of Hartje She emphatically denied the allegations of intimacy made by Hooe in disposi- tion. She was subsequently corroborat- ed by her parents, MT. and Mrs J, F. Scott, and anumber of former house servants of the family.
 Charles T. Fullwood, for thirteen years a court stenographer, was called. He tok the deposition, and said the man who made 1t looked like the de- fendant. As the witness began to read the deposition from the official notes the courtroom was cleared, only those connected with the case and reporters were permitted to remain. This was done because of the nature of the de- position The testimony of MT. Full wood caused several sharp arguments between Assistant District Attorney Robb and Attorney Ferguson, the de- bate becoming so heated at times that Judge Frazer was compelled to inter pose.
 When court adjourned until to-mor- TOW Edgar Ray private detective, was testifying as to Hoee's trip through Ohio immediately after he is alleged to have made the deposition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-25
MANY ARRESTED IN LoDz.
Doctors, Lawyers and Business Men
 Taken Into Custody.

bOctOEs1 LuWyerS anu busInesS Meh
 Taken Into Custody.
 Lodz, Russia, Oct 24.-The police last night searched 14S houses here. Doe tors, lawyers, and business men to the number of seventy were arrested,
 Warsaw, Oct 24-Wholesale arrests and domiciliary searches continue ill this city. The police, aided by troops, are vigorously running down all in formation obtained from former terror ists who are now serving the govern ment as detectives The situation is growing more serious.
 Owing to the postponement of the ex- eeution of certain terrorists the social ists have withdrawn their proclamation for a general strike.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
INSTALLING
MACHINERY.
FOUR MORRIS BROTHERS HERE
PREPARING THEIR TEMPOR-
AIRY QUARTERS FOR THE
WORK OF SHOE MAX
ING TO START.
WILL Be READY WITHIN
TEN DAYS.
Will Have Thirty-Five Machines
at Work and Require at Least
Sixty Employees viii Ad-
vsrtise For Labor Soon.

The old Elk club rooms In the Sher.
wood building are a scene Of much
activity and to those who ever ex.
pressed doubt concerning Mexicos
shoe factory an argument Of the most
conclusive character.
The four Morris brothers, who are
practical machinists, are installing
the machines as rapidly as possible
and say they will be operation a week
from the approaching Monday.
A number e~xperinced workmen and
women will arrive next week and take
in charge the green hands to be en-
ployed here. About sixty or seventy
men and women will be wanted and
from all indications the work is OF the
best kind and viii prove satisfactory
to everyone.
We trust there will be little trouble
experienced in the procuring OF locaI
labor and not n~eceSsitate the importa.
tion OF workmen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
Moving to Mexico.

Cehtrana flreslde Guard.
Seven builders Of brick and frame
structures have virtually spent the
building season in Mexico and Mober.
ly, and we have lost two carpenters
and their families; one moving to Mo
berly and M to Mexico. This begins
to look like retrogression. 1t is not
pleasant to speak Of but it is true
Why it is we can not say unless it "a
the result Of holding the land toe
high.
There has been a demand for store
buildings, and the demand seems still
to exist. Shall we stand still or shall
we move forward 1t all lies with the
men Of means In the city, and theIr
faith is her future,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE
FOR COMING CAMPAIGN
Democratic Clubs Organized al
Vandalia and Black School House
Hon. Walter Burch and E.
A. Shannon Address Meet
ing.

Since the organization of the Ben
ton City Democratic Club last Satur
day night, Hon. Walter Burch assist
ed at Black School House by E. A
Shannon, has organized two mort
clubs; one at Black neal Laddonia ant
the other at Vandalia.
Messrs. Burch and Shannon address
ed the Democrats at Black schoo
house on Tuesday, October second anc
the plan Of organization was readily
accepted by the Democrats In at
tendance.
The following officers were elected
John Edwards, president.
ia Brown, vice-president.
TIT Parker, secretary.
CB Matthews, sergeant at arms.
Club adjourned to meet at the
Black School House Saturday evening,
Oct. thirteenth.
On Thursday night Mr.. Burch ad-
ddressed a large gathering at Wanda
liza ,and by a strong, we'll delivered
speech enthused the Democrats Of
that place and organized what PROM
ises to be one Of the largest Democrat
&c clubs 10 the county.
The temporary officers at the meet
ing were Mayor E. G. Waters, chair
man and William Daniel secretary.
The election Of permanent officers was
postponed until Monday, October sth,
when there will be another meeting
TO hear the Hon. Champ CLARK.
Tonight a club will be organized at
Farber and one at Macedonia school
house Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
STOCK AND Farm NOTES.

NJ d Porter, Of near yandalia, made
q record at the State Fair that every
resident Of this county should be proud
OF. Here is the record: LIST on sow
under Is months; LIST on SOW under l2
months; LIST on SOW under 6 months;
champion sweepstake on aged sow;2nd
on aged herd, bred by exhibitor; 2nd
on produce Of one SOW.
c 7 Skinner sold his 50 acre farm,
northeast Of C~entralia, to John Vance
at s45 per acre, Mr.. Skinner viii pros
pect in the Indian Territory.
T B Robinson, a hustling farmer
northwest Of town, recently bought
up an elegant bunch of II choice year
ling steers, weight 500 TO sos, price 3
to SIC. Mr. Robinson will make fancy
fine beeyes out OF them for next sum-
mer's market This successful young
farmer also has 20 good cotton mules
be is feeding for the fall market-Cen-
tralia Courier.
E L Mosley, Of Nine Mile, sold Lee
brothers, Of Mexico, a horse for slS5,
Mondays during stock sales. Fulton
Gazette.
Robert Taylor, OF Reform, Galloway
county. sold a s65 mule colt to Ben
Middleton Monday, and E G Elley, Of
Dixie, sold MI. Middleton one for $50.
Earl Paisley, east of Fulton, sold two
horse mule colts to James johnson,
Of this city, Monday, for s75 each.
Reed Burke, of this icounty, has 60
steers on new corn rations. He bought
the stock at Kansas City in June.
Ben r Middleton, the Mexico horse
man, bought q mule colts and 3 aged
mules at Fulton stock sales Monday.
He owns the famous saddle stallion,
Ortiz Rose, to which Miss Lucy, the
dam OF Rex Mcdonald, has been bred
this season.-Fulton Gazette.
Albert Sartor, a couple OF miles
southwest Of Fulton, bought a couple
of yearling mules Of Alfred Jatho for
sl20 each, put them with two he al
ready had, and drove the quartette to
Fulton stock sales day, and let R r
Buckner have them all for sll0 around
He made the Jatho two sell the Sartor
two.-Fulton Gazette.
James johnson bought 8 mule colts
at October stock sales in Fulton.
TT Meloy, south OF town, delivered
a 500 horse mule colt to Ben r Mid
dleton, of Mexico, Monday.-Fulton
Gazette.
Otis Farmer, down near New Bloom
field, sold a mule colt to James John
son. the Mexico ~auctioneer, for ss7 50.
Monday.-Fulton Gazette.
Eighty dollars was the price Otto
Wilkerson, Of Darlington, got Mon
day, for a mule colt he sold to Ben
Middleton, Of Mexico. Fulton Ca
zette.
Frank Kimbell, northeast Of Fulton,
got a $50 mule colt of Joe Newland
Monday, and bought a couple Of R R
Day, OF Audrain county.
Lee brothers brought II horses home
Monday night, the result Of their stock
sale purchases in Fulton.
r r Buckner, of Mexico, rode out
and looked at win Tyler's yearling
mules, first of the week, and offered
him sl20 around for 26 OF the lot
Fulton Gazette.
Willard Harris, of Round Prairie
township. sold Lee brothers, Of Mexi-
co, a horse Monday for s16O, and Scott
McGhee, al Darlington, sold the
same firm n for sl40.-Fulton Ca
Zette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
REPUBLICANS SPEAKING
Senator William Warner and !
CARRIER, address Gathering !,
Court House Democrats
Greatly in Evidence.

United States Senator William W..
ner, OF Kansas City and ]. B. Ga,has
of Warrenton, Republican uong,s.
tional candidate from the ninth M
souri, district, spoke Wednesday rI,s,
In the court house to a medium Visas
audience. Fully az many Democr.,a
were present as Republicans and closs
attention was paid the interes,,ns
talks made by each OF the pen,ls
men.
The meeting was opened by Claroro.
Barnes, who introduced General n
II. Mcintyre as chairman. Gen y.
Intyre made a short address endoreIn.
the Republican principles and pavins
the highest enconlums TO ALI ~
Presidents OF bis party.
Mr.. CARRIER made a short talk Arm.
ing much enthusiasm among hrs ~,
lowers. The principle speaker Of tho
evening, Senator Warner, covered
the entire ileld of contention in his ~
marks and spoke for over ar hon,
There we're qnitea number OF onto,
town parties here to attend IN.
meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
ELECT OFFICERS.
Installation is Followed by Feast
Doings Of Knights and Ladies of
Security.

The Local chapter Of the knight
and Ladies Of Security elected officer
Tuesday night, and after their install
lation, enjoyed refreshments. Severa
Of the members entertained In variou
ways, among other advertisements be
ing a rag chewing contest" which
was won by Mrs. Lizzie Spencer. Ice
and cake were served and the evening
was a very enjoyable one.
The new officers are:
President-Dr. z. McBridgeford.
Vice-President-Miss LYDIA Hutch
inson.
Second Yice-P resldent-Mrs. Jose
phine Kennett.
Prelate-Mrs. Anna Morris.
Corresponding Secretary-H. L
Miller.
Financier-Robert Nicholas.
Guard-Mrs. Hollenbeck.
STANDARDIZATION Victor.
Conductor-Mason Greasy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
HANDSOME PRESENT.
Fine Set of Up-to-Date Chinawars
70 be Given by the Ledger
For Six Weekly Sub
scriberS.

The Mexico LEDGER will give a fine
SET OF up-todate chinaware, consist
Ing OF thirty-one pieces to any n Sc
curing six new weekly subscribers.
The china is of good quality, prettily
decorated and gold trimmed. Thi
handsome present can be easily OBJ
tanned. Call at the LEDGER office and
see the china for yourself.
uwu z. NJ. WHITE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

The evening Chautauqua meets
with Mrs. r. d. Worrell, next Friday
evening.
The Chautauqua Club will hole
its next weeks meeting with Mis-!
Kota Luckie.
Master Whitley johnson entertained
several dozens Of his friends, Monday
afternoon, with a very delightful
party. The lawn was illuminated
with japanese lanterns, by the light Of
which many games, dear to the youth
full heart, were played. After refresh
ments were served came the really i'm.
portant part Of the programme,
namely, the supplying the young ladies
with escorts to see then home. This
was managed by means of a third
party, who, having extracted from each
youth present the name Of the maid
of his choice, gained her consent and
sent then of happy together.
Mrs. Joe wilkins entertained the
+. &. E. Club, on Monday, in her
usual pleasant manner. Many lively
games of Sixty.Three were INDUCED
In, Mrs. f. A. Morris winning the
prize, a pretty plate. Palatable re-
freshments were served as an agree
able finish to the afternoon.
The Wednesday Club held Its initial
meeting this week with Mrs.
Llewellyn. Nineteen Of its twenty
members were present and seemed to
take hold Of the opening chapter on
the Netherlands with their accustom-
ed enthusiasm. Miss Abbie Llewellyn
the member sent on a tour through Eu-
rope this summer TO gether data for the
club is returned In robust health and
primed with an innumerable variety
OF knowledge for Its benefit. The club
will hold its next meeting with Mrs.
Arnold.
Mr.. Martin Myers gave his friends a
very delightful evening, on Friday, at
the home OF his aunt, Mrs. Terrill.
Some twenty-five guests we're present
and the time passed quickly in CONVEX
ton, music and fortune-telling. Miss
Loria Myers served punch In a room
daintily decorated in ferns and honey
suckle.I In the dining room pink carna-
lions and asters together with white
tulle and ferns made an artistic de-
cofation. The refreshments consisted
OF two courses, a salad anda cream,
the latter OF which accorded with the
dining-room decoration, being pink
and white.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
ALLEGED THIEF ARRESTED.
Louis Mandel, of East St. Louis,
A~pprehended in Ringo Hotel
Says He Only Stole a Bed
Gets Thirty Days in Jail.

Saturday morning about 8 O'Clock
J. W. Woodbridge found a young mar
hiding in his room at the Ringo Ho.
tel. The police were summoned and
after searching the presumed thief,
who gave bis name as Louis Mandel,
OF East st. Louis, took him to the
hold-oyer and locked him up. A key
ring was found on his per son contain.
ing a bureau key, several trunk keys
and a skeleton key.
At 1890 Mandel was arranged be-
fore Squire Bass and pleaded guilty to
a charge Of tresspasing, receiving a
sentence Of thirty days in Jail. Had
the door of Mr.. Wooldridge's room
been shut when Mandel gained en-
trance a charge OF burglary could
have been fled.
Mandel claims to have been cold and
sleepy when he arrived in this city
last night on a Wabash freight. Think
ing 1t Moberly he left the train and
came up town. He walked up the
front steps Of the Ringe Hotel and
entered the first room with a door
open. When found in Mr.. Wooldridg's
room be was preparing to leave the
building via the roof.
1t was only chance that Mr.. Wool
bridge returned TO his room, for he
had started TO his place OF business,
but finding he had forgotten something
returned. The police are under the
impression Mandel entered the build
ing with the intentions OF making
away with anything loose.
The boy says he is IS years old and a
native Of Bowling Green, Ky. He is
red headed with blue eyes and d bad
complexion, is five feet six inches In
heigth and dressed in shabby summer
clothing,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
D. p. Moore Establi,bs lsunarv

Articles Of incorporation Of the
Kirkwood Laundry Company were
filed yesterday in the Recorders
Office In Clayton. The capital stock
Is $500, fully paid, divided into fifty
n shares Of the par value Of slOO per
share, David p. Moore and David
Good, both of Webster Groves, hold
t~wenty-three shares each while Bro
die E. Dorrisi also Of Webster Groves.
holds live shares. st. Louis Republic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
Table For Taxpayers.

The following table gives the total
amount Of state tax levy for all pur.
poses In Missouri and the surrounding
states.
Iowa, Republican, 50 cents.
Nebraska, Republican, 90 cents.
Illinois, Republican, 50 cents.
Kansas, Republican, 81 cents.
Missouri, Democratic, T7cents.
And yet Missouri, with its economi-
cal government, has state institutions
that will compare favorably with those
Of the other states mentioned.
These are the figures that II IS hard
for the Republican orators to explain
away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
Eight Husbands in Fourteen
Year,.

ULTos, No, Oct4-Mrs. Fannie
ses. Of oaIsood, this county, wa
ited her eighth divorce In The
away County Circuit Court here
week. Mrs. James later left
ton for her home without being
ried 10 another man.
I have been married eight times
hare never buried a husband,
Mrs. James. "More than that
ave never had a husband wht
Id take q grist Of corn 10 mill Of
fide q hog for meat"
er first matrimonial venture wa
ugust, 1852, when she married
hbor, Mr.. Aitheiser. She livet
D him a few months and wa
reed the following May. She wa
iediately married 70 Moses NJ
III. From that time TO this shl
been In the divorce court sever
5. She is yet under 50 years O
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11

! SOCIETY SMALL TALK,

|
Miss Emma Buckner returned Il
Paris, Thursday.
Mrs. A. S. Houston is the guest Of
her parents In Paris.
Miss Maud Cauthorne is the guest
Of friends In Springfield, Ill.
Hon. @. f. Clark and wife are home
after several weeks stay In Sarcoxie,
Mo.
Mrs. Warren Harper is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Brown, in Anadarko,
Ok.
Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard, OF Balti.
more, will shortly he the guest of hel
mother, Mrs. Miriam Ross.
Miss Eugenia Davis left Tuesday
for Kansas City, to be the guest Of
friends during the carnival.
Mrs G. Nesbitt Duffy returned to
her home IN Chicago, Monday, after
an extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cunningham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
DIR. r. B. KeetOn
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
ONCE over Ricketts, & Emmons Dry
Goods Store. Calls promptly answered
day and night. Phone So.
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
A Map Of Audrain County and the
Weekly Ledger for $3.50.

The management Of the LEDGER is
prepared to continue to offer the Mexi-
co LEDGER Map OF .Audrain County
for sale at 81 and as an inducement to
new subscribers or renewals to the
LEDGER, the map will be sold for the
nominal sum Of fifty cents.
The Mexico LEDGER is one dollar
a year when paid In advance. The
Mexico LEDGER from now until
APRIL, 1907, and the Mexico LEDGER
Map OF Audrain county for one dollar
and fifty cents.
The Mexico LEDGER Map Of Au-
drain county is complete in every
particular and was formerly sold for
sZ'6O d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
AUDRAIN COURT CALENDAR,
CIRCUIT COURT,

CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets third Monday in January, first
Monday in June and third Monday In
September.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday in February, first
Monday In May, first Monday in Au-
gust and first Monday in November.
PROBATE COURT.
Second Monday in February, second
Monday In May, second Monday in Au-
gust and second Monday in November.
Adjourned terms arc held regularly
~thesecond Mondays In January, March,
April, June, July, September, October
and December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
Sick Headache Cured.

Sick headache is caused by derange.
ment Of the stomach and by indiges-
tion. Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets correct these disorders
and effect a cure. BY taking these
tablets as soon as the first Indication
Of the disease appears, the attack may
be warded Of. Get a free sample and
try them. For sale by Buckner &
whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
|HEs0K SALE
DRAWS LARGE CROWD.
er q Thousand Head Of Live
lteck. the Property Of J.. r
johnson Sold Wednesday at
the Robinson Farm" 10
Miles North Of Mex
ico-Brought Pair
Prices

r. johnson, who recently sold the
obinson Farm" ten miles north Of
city, held a public sale there, Wed.
day, at which he disposed Of
lnitity Of farm Implements and
chinery and over a thousand head
live stock.
he sale was one Of the largest evel
d in Audrain county and drew az
e~ptionally large crowd, buyer,
ng in attendance from Boone
nroe, Galloway and AudraiI
mites.
he live stock brought fair price
the machinery sold for less thar
Z its value.
he sale was cried by Coils. J. 7,
nson and JIG. Ford, Of Mexico, J
Stephens, Of Martinsburg, Ed
shison, of Worcester, Glen Carroll
Farber, and John jackson, Of
is, the clerks being A. D. Jackson
Rufus Jackson.
he two-year-old steers brought
n $3.50 to s34.25; the COWS aver.
d about s25 and the spayed heifers
80.
he mules sold also brogGht good
ses, aged mules averaged sl75, per
d weanling mules brought from
to ESQ, one pair OF extra good
lie colts brought s2l5.60.
took hogs averaged &c. Brood sows
ut SIG per head. Western ewes
ught an average price Of $3.50 per
d: native ewes from $3.50 TO $3.50;
lbs, $40 to $3.50; bucks $500 to
90.
lex Carter, who knows q good
Se OF horse flesh when be sees 1t,
Is willing to pay for the best,
10 q pair Of high class, three year
sorrel saddle and harness mares.
} team is beautifully matched. well
4 and with proper handling will
short while be worth double the
e. They brought 5000.
tnoon a substantial and appetiz-
lunch was served to the crowd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
Leaves For Oregon.

Pearl vanHorn, who for the past
year has been night clerk at the Plan
ters Hotel In this city, has resigned
and will leave In about a month fol
Portland, Oregon, where he has a pc
sition as day clerk in the St Georg'
hotel. Mr.. VanHorn also owns a farm
Of 100 acres in Umatilla county, Ore
gon,l and will look after his farm
ing interests at the same time.
The LEDGER wishes him much sue
cess in his new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11

DR.. W. +. Traughber, 0steOpathic
physician, will be found in his Office,
east Of the P. o., every day except
Monday and Friday afternoons.
Treats acute and chronic cases. Calls
answered day or night. Office hours,
s o. m. to 8 p. m. Phone, 1856. d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11

extended to Sunday School workers OF
churches. The Delegates are limited
to four from each school.
Rev. II. NJ. Hamill, D.. D. Of Nash
vile, Tennessee, Superintendent OF
Training Work, assisted by Mrs. I'll.
NJ, Hamill, will conduct the services.
DIR. Hamill is well known here having
formally resided In Mexico and during
the meeting his old Sunday school
class OF boys will tender him a ban
uuet.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-10-11
WILL REFTT HOTEL.
/. Gallaher, Owner and Proprietor
! the Windsor Hotel, viii
Bring Family to this City
and Completely Rejuven-
ate the Hostelery
With New Fit
ings.

I. Galiaher, owner and proprietor
he Windsor Hotel left for Chicago
lay where be will purchase new
ures and furniture for the hotel
CD be intends placing in first-class
pc In every particular. Mr..
laher viii bring his family
his city and reside.
be deal with the Empire Brewing
OF St Louis, who thought Of
chasing the building has fallen
ugh The Windsor has been one
fexicois largest and prominent
lis and We feel sure win prosper.