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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
TRusTER,s SALE.

WHEREAS, William PHILLIPS and
Elizabeth Phillips, his wife, by Their
certain deed OF trust, dated Novemha
25th, 1908, and recorded In Book %, Il
page 300 OF the records for recording
deeds OF trust OF Audrain Count,
Missouri, conveyed 10 W. Arthai
Sharp, as trustee, 10 secure the pag
ment OF q certain promissory nOls
together with the annual intersa
thereon, and fully described In sad
deed OF trust, the following deserted
lands situated In the County Of AID.
rain and State OF Missouri, to-wit:
Part Of the southeast quarter d
section 81, township so, range Q wei
OF the 5tn p. NJ. described as fOlluws
to wit: Begin at tile northeast c0lnsf
Of the southeast fourth OF said sectiua
81, township SO, range 9, and run west
on north line OF said tract Da
chains to a stone, running thenc
south parallel with the east lined
said southeast one-fourth Of said 10
tion, 27.68 chains, thence east parsIa
with the south line Of said sOutbeasl
0ne-foufth Of said section, go chains
thence south 1850 chains TO the south
line Of said section 81, thence east o
section line 11.04 chains TO The SOUTH
east corner Of said section 81, thsnet
north on the section line 4O:33 chalEs
to the point of beginning; ccntainl1s
20 acres as per survey No. - and "
ing the same land purchased BY sa
William Phillips from Chaster T.hos'
ard.
AND WHEREAS, 1t is provided 4
said deed OF trust that II said note, Z
any interest thereon, shall not :
paid when due, the said trustee w
Arthur Sharp, or In case OF bis I'D
billy or refusal 10 act, the then icp4
Sheriff OF Audrain County, No. snss
become his successor and mar procea
to sell the property h~ereinbefore ss
scribtd, or any part thereof at puplz
yendue 10 the highest bidder a. tk
east front door of the Court H0uSs
MEXICO, Audrain County, NO. "
cash, first giving twenty days pun.
notice Of the time, terms and place.
haict huu VI y property W 49,
BY advertisement In some newspslas
published Ia Audrain County ~
souri,.
AND WHEREAS, Default has os.s
made IN the payment Of the annuA
interest 90 said note, and said urusk.
W. Arthur Sharp, refuses 10 act ~
therefore, /, Price johnson, snerln
Audrain County, Missouri, at tns =
quest Of the legal holder OF salo NV
and BY virtue OF the power - ss
vested, by said deed OF trust, WIS
FRIDAY, TIE 27th DAY Oh u
cEMBER, 1907,
at the east front door OF the OOs1
House In Mexico, Audrain Uouns'
Mo-, between the hours OF . o'clocts
N. and s O'Clock p. M OF thai ny.
sell at public vendne to the nlanas
bidder for cash, the real estate ID ~ -
deed OF trust described, 70 pays
note, interest and costs.
PRICE JOHNSON,
Solids. Sheriff Audrain COUNT,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
SUFFERED AGONY
WITH salt HEUM
On Hands, Arms, and Facefor Three
Years-Spent Hundreds Of Dollars
IN Seeking a Cure-Hands Be-
came Solid Sheet Of Sores : No
Rest from Awful itching Until
CUTICURA REMEDIES
EFFECTED A CURE

81 had salt rheum for three on
my hands, arms, and face and / thought
it would get all owe me. 1 tried four
or Eve doctors but they failed and my
husband has spent hundreds Of dollars
IN trying everything we could hear Of.
But ] grew worse and worse, my hands
itehed awfully and l could get no rest
at all. | was just in agony all the time
because when they did not itch they
yer 80 dry and cackly that | was mis-
cradle and when theycracked. they bled.
The nails a my finger and thumb began
10 come OF, and my hands were a solid
sheet Of sores. Several u my friends
told me to try the Cuticura Remedies
80 | got a cake OF Cuticura Soap and a
boz Of Cuticura Ointment and from the
first my hands began to improve and
nov they are well, and l think that the
Cuticura Remedies are worth their
weight IN gold, and i advise every one
that has skin trouble 10 use them. Mis-.
Omie Patterson. 1889 18th Ave, Nash
vile, Tenn, Jan. Is. Feb. II. and Mar.
81, 1907"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

derfui amount OF work in the several
hours stay, embroidered shirt-waists,
lace handkeFchiefs, fancy aprons. ini-
tialed pillow slips were among the ar
ticles completed. II would be well
for those who have friends in this club
to hang around them and do some
ishinting" In the next few weeks
thereby becoming the recipients Of
some one Of these pretty things. Miss
Cauthorne served q very palatable
salad course lunch at the close OF the
afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Schaid gave a stunt
party, Tuesday evening, which proved
highly enjoyable to all the partici-
pants. Each lady was costumed In &C
cordance with the particular stunt
which she felt herself TO excel In and
the crowd gathered at an early hour,
each one eager for her time to appear.
Miss Matte Frost stunted the best
with Mrs. Charles Clayhrook q close
second. A pretty piece OF bric-a-brae
and q gold thimble Jas were bestoyed
upon the two A delicious two course
lunch was served. On their departure
the hostess insisted that all must dc
one stunt in common and this was tC
go down stairs BY way Of the banisters
instead Of the steps. This was accom-
plisbed by ali with the agility Of ten
| year Odds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
NAOMI MINE GIVES
UP % OF ITS DEAD.
Many Minsrs still Missing, and all
Hope Of Rescue has Been Aban-
doned.

Belle Vernon, Pa, Dec. 4.-Work
OF searching for bodies Of victims Of
the Naomi mine disaster Of the Unit
ed Coal Company, two miles from here.
continues to-day. TWENTY-FIVE bodies
bad been recovered up 10 daylight. Il
is hoped that by shutdown today all Of
the bodies win have been found.
Nearly halfa hundred miners are still
missing.
More than half the victims will 20
70 their graves unknown - the bod
les Of many OF those already located
are turned and disneursd beyond
recognition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
MAHY LESS SALOONS In 1908.

The number Of saloons in st. Loui:
Is decreasing more than 500 a year,
according to the report Of Excise Com
missioner Mulvihill. This decline Il
emphasized by the renewals for the
first six months Of 1905.
More than 1s0 saloonksepers will
not renew. It will leave about also
saloons.
There were 2.675 licensed for the
arst six months OF 1907, and 2,4so we're
renewed In June. The decline started
In 1905 when there were 2,7so licensed
BAN.
Commissioner Mulvlhill said yester.
day that be attributed the decrease 10
the rigid enforcement OF laws and the
raise Of cleo on each license. The
breEeries not being permitted to take
out licenses Is another reason.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
I SOCIETY

Tprgp~Rr"WF-qr-q- aWv-~ -F"-Hs
Irhose having news fos sae society column
Of the Escnins LEDGER WI please commu
nicate with Mss Esther Houston 81 her home
Just west OF the Episcopal church. % West
Promenade sszeetl Phons ".
SOCIETY SMALL Talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. French left
Wednesday for Hot Springs where
they will spend several weeks.
Mr.. A. K. Adams and wife left
Tuesday for San Antonio, Texas, to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Ralph Talbot. after q Pleasant
visit with friends here, returned to
her home in Denver, Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Shanholtzer has returned
20 her home in Kansas City. after a
visit with Miss Mamie Ringo.
Mrs. James Coil, OF Perry, is the
guest OF MIS-. 4. Ii. Cuiien.
Messrs. Bert McBride- and Hopper
McGill have returned TO Fulton, after
q visit here with the Misses Rlngo.
Mrs. Susie Buckner has returned
from . shopping trip to St Louis.
DR.. Dennis Moore returned to St.
Louis, Monday, after q visit with his
mother, Mrs. Belle Moore.
Mrs. Miriam Ross and daughter,
Miss Julia, left to-day for Kansas oity
TO visit relatives.
Mrs. W. n. Brown is visiting in
Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12


P. NJ. Morris vs. A. 81. Canterbury,
On note.
81. 81. Meyer VS. La. NO., River RF,
Co, Remove Cloud.
@. +. Clark Executor, vs. Sarah Pro
vines, To Foreclose ID. T.
Ellen Davis VS. William Davis, Di
vorce.
Leslie L. Lemon vs. st. Louis and
Hannibal BY. Co, change Of Venue.
Leander G. Barnes vs. Thomas Fish.
or, Perfect little.
J. r. Thomas VS. Lucy B. Lewis,
Ejectment.
Mrs. Frank Williams,o of Minneapolis
Mimi, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Annie Squires
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

"a ssch animadversions upon the ju-
dietary. let the members OF the Amer
lean bar everywhere stand shoulder to
shoulder with the judge who may be
thus unjustly censured, demanding
that the people shall recognize the
dignity Of the laws which they require
the fudge to enforce and that they
show proper respect to those members
fof the profession who. forsaking the
lucrative opportunities OF a successful
practice, engage 70 represent the PEG
pie in the administration Of 10 OF the
most important and most essential
Of the departments Of every good gov
eminent, to-wits the fearless, impair
tial and just enforcement OF all th,
laws Of the land.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Cafarrh CANNOT Rs Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ~ they cannoi
reach the seat OF the disease, cztarrh IL . blood
or constitutional disease, and In order 10 cure l
you must take Internal remedies. Henpi
Catarrh cure 10 taken internally, and acts d
rectiy on The blood and mucou kurfaces. Ham
Catargh Cure Is not q quack medicine. u wa
country for years and "a q regular prescription
Il is composed OF the best tonics kncwnt com
bined With the best blood purtners, actng al
rectiy on the mucous surfaces. b perfec
combination q the two Ingredients Is what pro
duces such wonderful results IN curing Catafrl
Send for testimonials free.
F.J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, O.
Sold By Druggists. 7tc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
GENERAL HORNE INDICTED.
Held on First-Degree Murder Charge
by Grand Jury.

Kansas City, No., Dec. 3.-The Grim
inal Court Grand Jury returned az
Indictment so-day against General R,
@. Horne on q charge Of murder in the
first degree. he shot b. J. Groves
and o. d. Woodward q week age
Saturday. Mr.. Groves died yesterday,
General Horne is IN the county
isil.
The Indictment was returned To
Judge Wallace In theiC Criminal Court
Immediately after these witnesses had
testified; Willis P. King Jr., Frank
B. Ferguson, Mrs. Lillian Hutton,
Miss Helen Skaggs and Doctor Frank
Hall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Notice Is hereby given that letter,
sssIamenbary upon the estate OF Rose
~ Haley. deceased, have been granted
70 Ine undersigned by the Probate
Vourt OF Audrain County, Mo. bearIns
date November q, 1901
Al persons having claims against
80 ~ estate are required to exhibit
sIn 10 allowances 20 the under.
slsneo, Noble Barnes, within one wear
sLtef The date Of said letterss ~
S1sy may be pFecluded from a her.e-
NJ I ssid estate, and II such claims ~
not exhibited within two year firm.
sne time OF the publication az fhls
nosioeh they will be forever barred
as. NOBLE BARNES.
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
JUDGE WALLACE IN
KANSAS CITY
Attack Upon the Judiciary Because
of the Enforcement Of Sun
day Laws.


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-.-.,r -. ~ our uxa.
s=~-A--, - 1870, .ha .xnad,,
ss-.IAa..ns aass,.t,nn ~ ],
Se.-.".. 1870 ~ - 10 mn,
-~.ts,
~,
49, -,
.eslN 81,
nuuon0s y, sn,ii !, sres
LUZ. - 49, s..h Is~,
p@ !, nnh,,,
@ w
nnr ges.on soy advertano tn tbis
o,..t,a, =. th,s time q \ attitude
:, re nrsss ana ceytasn members Of
hsy n Ransas C,tv. Missouri. cen.
surfing she action az Judge wallace,
n the circnit beneh M that city. for
-eensc,aIly charging the present grand
,urv n ipvesticate violations OF the
sunday closing lav and to return In
dictmeuts far sueh violations II they
sopnd that tbere we're any suoh viola
,sone
orest ..storm of uublie ind,ens.
taon'n AZ some NJ the onnepenfs al
snndav CLOSING mi n. broka anon the
he,a NJ the nnfortunate Jndoe who
ssartaa ,bis inquiry into violations q,
aiav which has bsen on the statute
hooks sor MANY wears. u-nenforced. and
for the repssl of which there wa,
never n great uublic demand. VIII,
.sonla = ,udge ne suhiect 70 an,
ssssorm N nphltc tnaignat,on.n and
-s.nsci.Ilv why shopld members Of En-,
har ,osn m anv such oensnre. wher
N inaga a. y,c.r,ouslv sscriaed. a
e the re-nresentative NJ tha sovsr
e,e,tv =, ~. -. ,,s,slv -apforc,nr
az Iii ~ sha ns,nle m tbe wbol,
&C.. 80 st-ra,nrh ~ h,s o.,n ,n an
,o-c,na an ~. H.. :, !. s.sy.rs,ent,
vh,ch he rsn,sssnts w,tbout sasr I,
,syoy us-s = ono =, : ,ew IN,
sfancs. vbsv. ere amey,c.n naomi,
Il govarnnsnt,l .a.,r. nnl.v IN,
foo, 800, n sxnsct,rg nnhl,c an.
el,ls s~nrr - sr,,r.s .u ,ha a. I,
1880 :, tno r,ols.sons ~ cs,t.,r
H. annoxso,s ~ csrt.,n cor,muni
Sc p-ros.sn,,ng os,c,,,, .nd ,ndoe,
a. opr ar c,s,ss /. q type raw
hs.n u~,rssnsn - of,sn a. v~,o,.t,on,
~ c.,ss,r r,,ds =, le,,sI.sson TIA,
men !. rs.,,v honest un,soht AM
$500 oe.,-, a..,srss re- \. mi
he nj resnecto, ~ nsr.ons :, I.ws n
ths nar,orm.n.. =, h,s aut,ss bs 1,
$500 nnon . n-ons,ro~,tv "a i,
s-sv,ors,v eh.,.,d x,th -nrn., A.
ossos ,,h ns,.sr h,d nat sneh |,
sar,o,s ahsss - - ~. -on,S rs,sg..s
sh,s s-,,-s d,scnss,on ,o oar aHnmo,
~ he 800 co,omr
We A. No. dss,r. m .o,.,a., hs,s
, nronr,s,v ~ s,sorc,ng snndss
100 -son T,asss th.,a "a 10 -oor,
-, thst o-o,s,ds-s,,o, 80 sn,sr int
= onss,,on Il snsorc,ng snx l.vs
uoon ~, ststBte hoots snssce n ID
So howevs- raj ths cour,
~ the TTn,tsd &c. snd msnv othsr
appeIl.se tribunas nave be1d that
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Three Ont Against Champ Clark.
Montgomery City, Mo-, Dec, s.
Three Republicans a.e already In this
1.-THE NINTH district as candidates for
for Congress against CLARK, namely,
john Gaston,a an attorney Of vandalia,
Clarence Barnes, an attorney Of Mex
leo, and W. W. Arnold, former post
master at Full ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

J. T. johnson, Of this city "a ons
OF the ~auctloneers at the fat Cattle
show in in Chicago this week and sole
t~hirty-ssven cars OF fine cattle, alst
sold the champion steer, which brougl
"a cents per pound. Mr.. Johnson'l
ability as an auctioneer and judge Of
fine stock is not only appreciated al
home, but abroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Zig Stock Show.

Dig ct0ck onoW.
The fat stock show at Chicago was
the biggest thing OF the kind ever
held in the world, and was q grand
show In every sense Of the word.
Those who attended from Audrain
county were County Clerk E. II.
Carter, J. T. Johnson, ]. W. Boles
and J. J. Littrell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Bic Suit Decided.

A. @. Whitson is home from Pitts.
field, H., where he got Judgment fol-
s5, 900 In the suit Of Mrs. Rosa Gen.
rich against the Chicago 8 Alton Rail
road Company. Mrs. Genrich's hus-
band was killed by the Alton near
Pearl, Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

AEkh 0a9tl Oc8us
Mrs. Robert Hays, wife Of Robert
Hays, living about two and one-half
miles northeast Of Mexico, died at her
home Friday evening Of pneumonia.
Deceased was about forty-tive years Of
age.
She leaves besides q husband four
children, Annie, Earl, John and Ray
mond.
The funeral was held Sunday,
the services conducted by Father J. ].
Dillon at the home.
The LEDGER extends sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

TheodoreDP.. Shonts. sIate. Of Ia
snsms Canal Commission, was elect
ed president Of the Chicago a AltoE
Railway Company and George II
Ross yice-president, December 4th:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

absolutely pure under the United States
Food and Drug Act, and may Be used
from the hour q BIRTH
csmrltfs Hterusl Ard internal Trazfmnnf ~
~ Hutrqf II IHanta. fnldrez. and Aallu een-
es4n u fHfifura sap G4l - GEan8 ttH EEln.
Caficun ChfmeHt Eori - Hea n SAN. AL
Cafrur1 Ha4lFen2 Do lfal % tAa lrfm Of fhqreizte
caata1 Pls, ~ ~ val u lU - PunfF ~ Etzd.
SOD mraffroaf a. Nafd. faftsf Dfts 4 CnEn.
Cola EeH fmpa. Hosla1. No. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Solid Silver Hat Pins sc. DsarIne,,


Notice is hereby given that the
North Missouri Trust Company, AS
sienee Of Henry L. Miller will on
december 7th, 1907. Apply to the Cir
cut Court OF Audrain County for its
discharge as said Asslgne.
North Missouri Trust Company BY
&c hundy, Secretary. $50
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

For any Of the ordinary diseases oi
the skin Chamberlain's Salve is excel.
lent. Itnot only aIlays the itching
and smarting but effects cure. FoE
sale by O. A. Buckner g. 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Holtkamp-Harvs

Charles Holtkamp, Of north Of ibis
city, and Miss Cordia Harvey, OF near
Moline, we're united in marriage BY
Father ]. j. Dillon Thursday, Decem.
her 9Th. Mr.. and Mrs. Holtkamp VIII
make their home on bis farm on Bean
Creek. The Ledner extends congrat-
ulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Joseph Rodes and Charley Clark
who are hunting in Texas with Hon
Joseph Potts. each killed two dec
this week. G. +. Clark and DR.. w. r
Rodes are both enjoying venison.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

cura, tho great Skin
Cure. afford instant
rsilaf. permit rasf and
sleep, snd point 10 a
speedy cure Of tortnr-
ing. d~izfiguring c0e
ma. rashes, ifchinH.
~irTitafione. and chat
ing of infants and
children when all else
fails. Guaranteed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

English SPAWN Imminent ifremoves Hard
Soft Or Calloused Lamps and Bleuishes from
horsex also Blood SpavtEs. Curbs. Splints
Sweeney. Ring Bones Stiles ,Sprsins SUollen
Threats. Coughs, etc. Save sc By use OF one
bottle. A wonderful Flemish Cure. Sold by
J. y. Leweuyn. Druggist. EtAtka
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

DR.. George Hamilton, formerly OF
Galloway county, well known In Mex-
loo, died In Colorado this week, and
his remains were brought here for In.
kerment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Fayette Brsnstetter Is home from
Larned, KanGas. In the memorable
words Of Editor White, "They all
come back" Carl Sanford Is also back
and Grover Harris, Jesse 7ratton and
Art Lsndman will be hack IL their
feet don't wear out. Dill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

One often hears the expression my
child caught a severe cold which de-
yeloped into diphtheria," when the
truth was that Ithe cold had simply
left the little one particularly sucep-
tible to wandering diphtheria germ.
When Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is given it quickly cures the cold and
lessons the danger Of diphtheria or
any other germIdisease being contract
ed. For sale BY Q. a. Buckner & Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Buy Anything.

| have plenty ofidie money
and will buy anything and
pay cash for 1t. 37-4t
Sam Morris,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Shan Brown sold q car load Of cattl,
in Chicago this week for ss.1o peritun
dred-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Eph Hughes Injured.

Eph Hughes fell In the Savings
Bank a few days ago and painfully In
jured his back which has confined him
to the bed. Mr.. Hughes slipped on q
rubber mating, and fell, spraining
his back. 1t is hoped that no serious
consequences will result from the fall
and that Mr.. Hughes will soCn be able
to be out again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

Pure bred Mammoth Bronze Tur.
KEY Toms for sale.
Mira. Jno. Davis, Martinsburg, Mo.
IS 40
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
MOTHERS
D. Skim Tortured. Disfigured
Babies Should Know

That warm baths with Cuticuu
Soap and gentle anoinfingB with CUT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
. BE1vER, MO, SCHOOL BURNS.
700 Pupils Dismissed From Building
Without Panic.

Bevier, Mo-, Dec. 4.--Fire was dis
covered on the roof Of the High School
building just at the noon recess To-
day. School was dismissed without
the alarm Of fire, avoiding panic,
among the 700 children,
The loss will be several hundred
dollars, mostly from water. The fire
was caused by q defective hue from
the furnace.
Charles Cave, Of Bisbee, Arizona, is
the guest of bis brother, DR.. E. 5.
Cave, and sister, Mrs. ]. I. johnson, In
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Mayor Of Laddonia Fined.

Peter 1. Pierce, Mayor Of Laddonia,
was, on December 9th. fined fifty dol
lars and costs for being drunk while
performing official duties. The case
was tried before Justice Of the Peace
A. B Cluster.
1t is charged that Mayor Pierce con-
Quoted a trial on the city scales in the
night at Laddonia while intoxicated
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Three Ont Against Chamn C.,L

J. Fl. Hill is able TO be out after a
severe spell OF illness,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
Mrs. Hays Dead.

SIS Elgin Watch 20 year Gold Filled
go dlwl bearing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
DR.. esorse Hamilton Dead.

Cut Glass aud fine China / Of. Dear
ing,s. dl-wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12
ORDER OF puaI1cArIo.
sssss = y al zssssia :. !! Jam. sas Sc.l.sslsc,

James W. Ise........... p,,
vs.. iAlntif
The Unknown Heirs and Dsv,.
j. w. Carson Deceased ss.isees Of
claiming by. through and mug lug those
or them and the Unknown IWauer hin
pevisees Of 0emlma Braphnaellrs and
ceased, and those claimina' Dc
through or under her or thems b..
."*.s........ Defenda...
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-12-12

On Wednesday night, a very enjoy
able dance took place at the Elks
Hall. About thirty were present and
the time passed all the more pleasant
owing to the informal manner in
which the diversion was conducted.
At the close Of the evening q nice hot
chadng-dish lunch was served by the
young ladies.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-13
AIR LINE ROAD STILL WAVES
Receiver Appointed by One Judge va
Gated by Another and the Fight
Resting Until Tomorrow.

Chicago, June 10.-George f. Hull,
of Indianapolis, took charge of the af-
fairs Of the Chicago-New York Electric
Air Line company as receiver, by APP
pointment Of Judge Sanborn, of the
United States circuit court, and after
nine hours occupation of the COM
pany's offices was dispossessed by
Judge KOhlsaat, also of the federal cir.
cult court Hull was appointed re-
ceiver Of the company on Saturday on
a petition fled by w. e. Webster and
A. ]. Kreby, both of Indianapolis.
HulPs bond was fixed at $4,000.
AT / p. m. yesterday f. H.. Wood.
en- official of the Air Line company,
found Hull in possession, and decIar-
ing that the bond filed by Hull was
faulty tore down the official notice.
Upon the return to the city last night
of Judge Kohlsaat F. H. Wood and
his brother, I. G. Wood, the latter be-
ing counsel for the company, appeared
before him at his home. Judge Kohl,
saat decided that the sureties on the
bond were not good and ordered the
receiver to vacate. He set the case
for hearing June II.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-13
HEAVY DAMAGE NEAR DUQUoIN
Abont 100000 in Town and Vicini.
ty-Mrs. Kegley's Escape.

Duquoin. Ill, June 1O.-According
to telephone reports from the surround
Ing farming community it is estimated
that the loss caused by the cyclone
which visited this county will reach
$l5O,OOO, including crops, fruit and
property. The damage in this city
will amount to nearly as much, be-
ing distributed among residence prop
erty and surface mine structures. In
several instances large barns were
lifted and carried distance of half
mile. A monster corn crib at the
Jupiter mine,s north Of the city, was
caught in the path Of the storm and
broken into splinters. At least two
dozen residences in the north and east
part of the city were wrecked.
Mrs Martin Kegley, residing at Sur
field, north of this city, had remark
able escape from injuries. The buggy
in which she was riding was caught
in the full force Of the cyclone and
carried fully fifty yards. She was vio-
.cntly thrown to the ground, but es-
capped with slight injuries. The vehicle
was swept some distance through O
field and demolished
At New Minden the storm killed five
persons. whose names are not known
yet, and injured half a dozen others.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-06-13
Fishes In Captivity.

Fishes in aquariums when first
placed in captivity are likely to be
wild and to seek constantly to escape.
Sooner or later they quiet down, and
often they become very tame. They
feed well and grow and seem quite
settled and content in their new home.
But it may be that some fish, after a
year of this quiet, routine life, are sud-
denly seized again with desire to es-
cape and go wild in their efforts, roam
ing the tank necessarily and finally
killing themselves by running Dlindly
or recklessly into a WALL Fishes are
sometimes greatly disturbed by para
sites. But fishes that are perfectly
sound take on sometimes in this man
ner, and their actions seem attribute
BILE only to the awakening of an in
tense desire to be free again.