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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24
PARKERsBURC
OFFICIALS FIND
STOLEN GOODS
THE HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN
FROM WOOD COUNTY FOUND
NEAR PRESTON COUNTY LINE
THE ASSISTANCE OF LOCAL
PEOPLE IN THE SEARCH WAS
MUCH APPRECIATED.

Deputy Sheriff A. L. Cross, Of Wood
county. R. H. Evans, OF Parkersburg,
and Deputy Sheriff Marshall Harris
made a search In MonongalIa county
yesterday for Mr.. Evans horse that
had been stolen some days before at
Parkersburg by.J. H. Graham, the one
armed preached who was arrested at
STAGE Dunn's home near PalatIne last
Saturday morning by Sheriff Furbee
aud Chief Shumaker. The men sue.
ceeded in finding the animal after a
long and iortuons trail at Caleb Nc.
Bees near Gladesyllle close to the
Preston county line. It was about SIX
O'Clock when the party arrived at Nc.
Bees. Mr.. .McBee was about as glad
10 hand over the horse 10 the lawful
owner as Mr.. Evans was eager to re.
cover his property. Mr. McBee took
the party In. gave them their supper
aud fed their horses. He then &c.
compan!ed the party In search for the
buggy. They found the buggy last
night at Granville Browns. The par.
ty then started to this city with the
lost property which was now restored.
Mr.. Evans was probably not SO much
pleased With the actual recovery Of
the horse as he was moved by the
way the people Of this county assisted
him In reclaiming his property. He
was astonIshed at the Interest mani.
Tested by the people in the, matter,
they aided him in every way possible
and seemed as eager to help him as he
was willing that they should. Mr..
Evans feels very grateful to the off.
GERS and all the people that aided him
in finding the thief and the stolen
property.
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TWO SHOTS
STOP ELOPEMEN7
FOURTH WARD MAN MEETS sun.
or FOR ITS WfFE's HAND AT
HIS DooR-sEEKINe INTER.
VIEW, ALTHOUGH IN DISGUISE
He WAS RECOGNIZED.
claadssslae Correspondents said to
Have Lead Up to the Bold
Call al the House. 4

The quletness of the Fourth ward
was disturbed last evening about ST,
O'clock when a resident of that par,
of the city fired two shots al man
that was seeking an Interview with
the formers wife.
For some time. It Is said, that John
Hawkins, who was shot at, and the
wife 0; BoOriy Field, the man who
did the shooting, have been too lntl
mate. The latruder later moved to
New Castle, Pa It Is said that while
away from the city he has Kept up a
correspondence with the woman and
arranged for an elopement.
Last night he appeared at the home
in disguise. wearing a false mustache,
and asked for the woman. Field was
too wary for Hawkins and recognized
him. The husband demanded the
man to state his business. Hawkins
saw that he was caught. He made a
dash for liberty and was hurried along
BY two shots tha; the Irate husband
sent after him.
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PEASANTS
ARE THE real
MASTERS
THE GOVERNMENT WITH ALL;ITs
ARMS PoWERLEss TO ouELL
WINE GROWERS REVOLT.
Members Of Seventeenth Regiment,
Who Mutlned, Are Taken to Lyons,
Where Severe Punishment win Be
Melted Out to Them.

BEzIERs, France, June 4.-Eyen
with the dragons, Curassiers, Geud,
'armes and swarmiug over the whole
country turning the ordinary peaceful
vineyard lands Into an armed camp,
the powers Of the French Government;
In this district today Is NIL and revolt
ing peasants are the masters of the
situation. Z &
In Midi district where the Wholesale
outbreak Is regarded inevitable there
Is to-day a hurried exodus Of wives and
children Of the more aggressive OF the
rioters. Members OF the rebellloui
seventeenth regiment who mutinied
Friday we're removed as prisoners to
Lyons where severe punishment will
be meted out Reinforcements are
en- route to Bezlets and other towns
to-day. 3
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WORK Will
BEGIN At ONCE
THIS IS THE ASSURANCE GIVEN
OUT IN REGARD TO NEW
CAR LINE.
Mr.T. w. Fleming With His Chief En-.
sineers Return From New York
Where Final Arrangements
Were Made to Push
the Work.

1t will only be few days until work
will begin on the Fa,r mont, Manning.
ton railway. T. W. Fleming, presI.
dent Of the company, and Shrewsbury
B. Miller, chief engineer. have return.
ed from New York, where they ha.
gone to make arrangements for the
letting of the contract. # is under.
stood that the contract has been let
although nothing definite would be
given out this morning by officials Of
the company other than that work
would begin shortly all along the line.
The company is taking up rights OF
way and is paying for them as fast
as 1t can take them up. There are
line where properties will have to be
condemned.
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EVERYTHING NEW.
THREE NEW VAUDEVILLE ACTS
BY NEW PEOPLE AT THE
IL u 4 GRAND TONIGHT
Sc NELSON g ,EGsERTi IN REIN.
Ed COMEDY SKETCH, BRAIN
81 sToRMs.r = J. =

The vaudeville bill, at the grand Ito
night promises 10 be much stronger
than the one seenlast week. The bill
L headed by the well Unknown enter.
talners, Nelson and Esbert, These ar.
lists present refined society sketch,
entitled Brain storms and Is full OF
good, clean comedy, and is making a
big hit wherever this strong team ap.
pears. The Grand is to be e-congratu.
lated upon securing them.
Hoppe, the eccentric comedian and
jugsler extraordinary, is another Of
the headlIners, and the amusement he
affords BY his clever work will be a
bis drawing card.
Chris Christopher, the celebrated
ylollnist aud yolel singer, is an enter.
tainer Of rare ability, and will be one
OF the strongest features to be offered
this week.
New illustrated songs by Mrs!
Frank L, Hall will also be one OF, the
most pleasing Of this weeks bill at
the Grand.
Everyone was well pleased with the
show that was put up last week, bat
the bill this week is so unusually
strong that the public will be more
than pleased with It. They wiz be
getting a 80 cent show this week for
the small sum Of 10 cents.
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VARSITY. CREWS
Finish TRAINING
CORNELL THE OLD TIME FAVOR
iTE CONSIDERED WEAK THIS
SEASON AND WILL BAT.
WITH COLUMBIA FOR
THIRD PLACE.

PouGHKBEPsIE. N. Y, June "a. :
The hardest work Of the crews here
has come to an end and from now IN,
til the race Wednesday afternoon viii
take things easier. Light work was
INDUCED in today. conditions being
ideal for rowing. Cornell. fayorIte in
Varsity eight race for several years,
Is looked upon as weak and Is expect.
cd to fight 1t out with Columbia for
third place. Observation cars have az.
rived and the regatta committee has
now completed all arrangements for
the big event.
H T. D.
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five killed
A BAD WRECK ON THE NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

ROCHESTER, n, Y, June 2i-Flye
persons were killed and almost forty
were Injured some OF the latter viii
die, as the result Of 4 head on COLL
sion on the Auburn Branch Of the New
York Central railroad which occurred
llate, last night on q curve In a deer
cut, Fire broke out adding to the ter
ror. The crew Of the freight traiE
misunderstood the orders.
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HORSE RACING
.AT3FAlRMON|Ts
U, July Fourth
! BIG FREE AMUSEMENT Wit BE
THE RAGING WHERE MANY
GOOD HORSES WILL BE ENTER.
Eo-THE CITY WILL BE CROWD.
Ed WITH ALSsoRTs OF .AMUsE.
MENTs-THE BEST BALL GAME
OF THE SEASON. S'N 1@D sA

y Il |
All arrangements have been perfect.
ed for good lot of horse racing here
on the fourth Of july here will be a
first class running, trottlng and pac.
Ing race with several entries In each.
It may be that other races will be
arranged later, on but the success Of
these that are now scheduled Is as.
sured. Some excellent racing stock Is
to be found in this. county and the
pick OF the market will be ushered
Into the coolest on the fourth. The
racing will all be free to everybody.
There will be no trouble in having a
good big time In Falrmont on the
fourth. With racing free to all, three
.nickelodean and a great vaudeville
show for ten; cents will afford a con,
finuous round;of @big pleasure for lit.
',le money, toisay nothing Of the bail
game at the .new ball park between
the local teams and clarksburg which
promises to be the most fiercely con.
tested game ever played on the local
grounds. 1t is said that the clarks.
burg aggregation Is coming loaded ,
H. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24
OIL FIRE AT suTLER
IS UNDER CONTROL

BUTLER, Pa, June 2i.-The fire
sctarted by a bolt Of lightning at noon
Saturday, which threatened to destroy
$4,000 barrels Of oil OF the volvolIne
Oil Refinery Company. at East But
Ter, was gotten under control yester,
day through the efforts Of several hun,
dred men, who kept the decks Of ad.
joining tanks wet. Over 1900 bar,
rels Of oil we're burned and the estI,
mated loss Is ss5,OO0. <
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An, 4 5.lIl@silPolRTAlNlT3 II sPocH ly TAg
DEVELOPMENT TO s THIS clTYl
WAS MARKED sYsTAl is ATTAIN.
5nEaT OF TIL g PIoNEER RAIL.
ROAD OF. OUR STATE "

Many Points ot Excellence ot II. sys.
ten Called to Mind, and ths Many
y Initial Steps In Which III. 3, sra
o. Is the recognized lsasss d, Az
she, { Road, Sof NE Country. II Was
and,isi First In Many Thlrar.
Yesterday was the fiity:ilita aahi-
yersary Of the completion ot the Bal;
dnOrs and Ohio railroad. !. 10 this city
the greatest event In the history q
Farmons For.is was iaelto5 thls toaa
that Falrmont grew from q small ham.
let into the tlourlshlng city that II now
Is. 1t was this road that save our ely
It's dignity and prominence placing
her in the front rank Of The most
prosperous cities Of West Virginia II
was an event that the residents 5otSS
the county appreciated and they CON.
gresa;ed here in large numbers ID see
the, first train come in from Bad:
more They asslstsd and participant:
ed ln the celebration Of the compile.
tlsa OF the5road 10 this point and s6s
report Of that celebration which was
a huge banquet as chronlcled IL the
True vlrglnian has become ID matter
Of history and can be found III Dun
ningtons History Of Marion county.
We reproduce the report oflthei ban.
quet as printed in the True yirsinian
In It's issue of. June 20; 1855 The az
tlcle reads as follows:
According TO appointment the
President and Directors OF tae BAN;
more aud Ohio railroad, q portion Of
The City Council. Win a large number
Of other gentlemen from the clty, q
Baltimore, from Cumberland Wheel.
ing, Martlnsburg, etc, and also d por.
tioR Of our country men as the guests
Of the company, assembled 1t The ar.
Dor erected for the occasion about half
a mile below town near III. u.
Barnesson the evening Of. the 2sd inst.
to celebrate the completion 81 Tie
road to this point. The train trSni
Baltimore did not arrive unti about
s o'clock in the evening, owing to- a
temporary obstruction al tie Big Taa,
mel, This was a disappointment 10
many Of our citizens VINO Ihad comes
long distance to see the cars arrive,
but who were eompeIled, In eoase;
quence Of the lateness Of the kodrs 10
leave without gratifying their cafiss,
lty.
TmmedatelyI after the arrival Of
the b cars the company were seated ut
the table, which was flied sltH the
choicest ylands and every. l6xuri!y; Of
the season--not omlttins that owaIch
brings good cheer. The company vas
a very large one consisting ot several
hundred. IN "a short time the Hon
3 Continued on Paoe Eioht.l
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tons a report has gotten. Spt sDr,,,sSs
Ing a mass meeting al ElE plses ssy.;
enty armed dep,tIes 6sys' Il hss, I, Il ~.
on guard Ia, at the Orleans e parish ), ayisSS
the strongest In The STATE Nhsrs !, ,Sfss; 4, :,
Of the prisoners are Ma and sos,s, "a
apprehension has bean telts oyA- tss.
safety Of two other, Z parsons g. .SSs xsrs A
taken to an djoiniag parish
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.Mysit erious Murder
uzzles the Police

Vi I u 20
SOMERSET, Pa, June 2i.-what is
/. believed to have been a murder was
disclosed when the body Of an IN.
known man. well dressed and bearing
evidence Of refinement, was found in
"a woods; near Garrett, nine miles east
of here. Although no marks Of VIC.
s1enee were found on the body. the
clothing was torn, Indicating strug.
gle, Sana Justice Of the Peace a. L.
Mckenzie, Of Garrett. In whose CHS,
tody the, body was placed, strongly
suspects foul play. The address on
the enyslop Is .oblIterated, save three
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q
Initials, "F. H. NJ" The. communlca.
ton vas written on letter head Of
the State Senate d Harrisburg, but
was sent from Beaver Falls. The su-
Prescription is "My Dear Brother"
and the letter is signed Carrie 1t
is brief, the writer simply asking that
souvenir post cards be mailed TO her.
The man was, five feet ten inches tai!
and about 2Si years old. He wore a
light mustache. The Beaver Fails au.
thorItles have been notified and the
coroner will begin an Investigation to.
morrow morning.
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Has Typhoid Fever,

Mr.. Ernest CrlslIp; Of Weston, was
brought to this cltyjsaturday evening
suffering with typhoid fever and was
admitted to Cook hospital. Mr.. Girls.
Up Is q brother Of Mrs. N. D. Llnger,
Of this city. Mr.. P. S. CrislIp. OF
Burnsvllle, father OF the young man,
spent Sunday here with bis son.
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* SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June q. :
Everything was quiet IN the telegraph.
ers strike today. Samuel J. Small,
Z president Of the. Commercial Tele,
graphers union, said:
sThs real night will begin on Mon,
day, when the early week rash OF bqsI.
mess Is on The oat Of town managers
and chIei,operators who can be lnduc
ed to take the places OF the strikers
will have arrived in the city by Mon,
day Or Tuesday, but should they go tc
! work, the companies, with the adii
tional force, will be in worse predlca
ment than they we're on Friday and
Saturday, days on which telegraph
business is light Our reports from
various points show that the tie.up is
! complete. Los Angeles was 1900 mes
sages behind at midnight Saturday.
From Portland comes the report that
there ls;as blockade Of business on the
northern route. Is,
by Wednesday Of this week, the
congestion Of telegraph business be
} tween. the Pacific and the Atlantic
coasts will be as bad as during the
i earthquake. and FIRE period.
I've have the best Of the bargain SO
| far.
The teiegraphers Of this country
have Il within their power to bring
the telegraph companies to terms OF
to force governmental ownership ol
the telegraphs E5f
I'VE have decidedto procure justice
first through conferences between EN-
lployer and employe and, II that falls
! We viii then start movement IN favor
z (Continled on Page Flye.)
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KNIGHTS OF ,PYTHIAs
fH0LDi MEMORIAL SERVICES

The Knights Of iPythlasl LodgeI 0,
Watson. held memorial services yes
terday. They visited the cemetery a,
Minersvllle and then marched to this
city and, strewed flowers, over the
graves of,theirj departed brothers that
sleep In. -Woodlawa cemetery. The
Watson lodge makes a good showing
in line. 1t was headed by the Watson
band which discussed appropriate
music; t9iS; ~ ytJi.1
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The Agreement Between the Western
Union 7 telegraph Company and Com
rnercial Telegraphers Has Been
Called OFF BY the Company Pending
Settlement Of Frisco Strike.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-lt is official,
sIys Announced at the Offices Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company TO
i day that the agreement entered into
sbyIshel company and the promises and
concessions made TO the operators In
President clowry,s letter to Commits
sioner, NELL are now of. The Western
ssualons officials declare that SO long as
the san SFransiseo strike is on they
clnnot meet representatives Of the
Commercial iTelegraphers. They also
taks The attitude that the calling of
,ofT Tthe san Francisco strike will restore
iSthemit to 4 proper basis with the opera
tors again and that all concessions
I made to Commissioner NELL will go
Into effect the same as would have
been done had not the Frisco strike
been called. Immediately the exeeu.
tive committee and the Commercial
3Telcsraphers went Into secret session
and Is now, considering the latest phase
/ ot she case.
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4 Al.sssassins '!lr s: ] Rush l; to Jail
Q 9 Prevent Lynching

BATEsBURG, s. C., June 2i.-An
inyestigaaon Of the ambush assassin,
alton q George n, sIaHps "a b, By eoroaeFis
tpy yesterday, resulted IN a verdict
charging Lee and. clifford Fallaw,
brothets, With. killing ciiat6h Falias
and Isaac Taylor, the latter d negro
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-24
JEALOUS HUSBAND.
. KILLS HIS Wife
Then HIMSELF
THE ATTENTION OF soARDERs TO
HIS WIFE DROVE HIM TO COM.
NIT THE CRIME IN THE PRES
ENcE OF THE TWO YEAR OLD
SON OF HIS WIFE.

PrTTsBuRG, Pa, June ei.-Joseph
Motocvfck, aged IS, miner. residing
near Brldgeyllle, who was Jealous Of
the attention Of boarders to his wife,
fired four bullets Into her body this
morning and then killed himself. The
woman dIed Fithin a few minutes at.
Ter the shooting; The 6nls witness
to the tragedy was atso,yelrlold son
Of the woman. The neIghbors state
that the quarrel began Saturday night
and continued ever since.
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PROMINENT SPEAKERS
WILL Be At EAST PARK
FIRST WARD SUNDAY SCHOOLS
WITHHOLD BIG cELERRA;
TON ON JULY 4TH.

/ The Sunday Schools Of the Flrs,
ward are getting ready to have an
old time Fourth OF July celebration at
East Park Grove. Judges John wv.
Mason. J. H. Holt and E. F. Morgan
are to be the speakers.
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/. Q. q. +. memotl,s,I..

Palatlne Lodge No. 81, i. o. o. F.
held memorial exercises yesterday
The grayss ot departed brothers, IN
Maple Grove Cemetery were covered
with flowers. Rev. u Q. .Broonaelt
made the address.
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Plt.sbura,s Heat Prostra,lons.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June 24.-The OF
ficlal maximum temperature register
ed here yesterday was 50 degrees. Sew
eral heat prostratlons resulted. Late
Yesterday a thunder shower caused B
fall Of Is degrees, but last night thi
mercury was gradually rising again.
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farm hand, as accessories. The two
former we're seen endeavoriug5to OBJ.
literate their tracks. :Allg at first es.
capped, but the last two named we're
captured early last night BY the sher.
ID. and Immediately rushed 10 LeIing.
ton jail Tor safe keeping on account oi
the prevailing excitement
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NEW ORLEANS, La, June "a. =
Two miles In the interior of a big
swamp near this city, the headless
body Of Walter Lamana, an Italian
child between seren and eight years
old, was found by police and yIgi.
iantes, tust before daybreak today.
He had been strahsled to death accord.
Ing to the confession OF one Of several
Italians held by, the poliSe. The
boys neck is supposed 10 have been
broken when he was strangled, caus.
ing the head to become separated from
the body when decomposition set In.
The head was found "a short distance
from the body. z
Five italians, two Of them women,
are under arrest, charged with being
accomplices to tha murder, and extra
details OF police and depitles are
maintaining order In the ieIIted Italian
quarter os tie city. All dayiloag small
crowds have been dlsp spsrsed promptly
BY the police despite whose precaa;
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HEADLESS BODY OF KID
i@s MAPPED ITALIAN BOY; WAS
FOUND IN A SWAMI

pERPETRAToR TAKEN INro
WOODS BY FORCE OF, POLICE
AND yIelLANEs, AND AFTER a
SWEATING PROCESS Of. SEVER.
Al HOURS, He coNFEssEs KILL.
a ING The LAo.l
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(N.J III! Ei.i,,i,.f

4, New suits Instituted.
zimry Tenant vs. Elmas H. Hlbbs;
intermediate Court in chancery; July
rules, W. S, Meredith attorney for
plaintiff.
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PARKERsBURG; W. Va. June ,:t.-
While the clerks In Taft Bros, dry
goods store were busy Saturday night
a thief stole two coats valued at 800.
reaching throuhg "a back window Ito
get them. The coats were sold tor
small sums aud recovered but tha
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Guards Around Prison Where Suspects
Are Confined, Y Being Feared tn.
People WIN Take siwf. Justice Into
Their Own Hands-Law and Order
People centrol The Situation.
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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-30
EVANS INSTITUTE GETS
100000 PROPERTY,

NEW YORK. Nov. 0.-Title deeds were
filed yesterday transferring to the Thomas
w. Evans Museum and Institute Society
property valued at 81, 100000. The filing Of
these deeds marks the end Of the long
litigation over the will of the man who
was the friend of kings and queens. DR..
Evans was born in Philadelphia In 1929.
In 1886 he located in Paris, and from then
until his death he was perhaps the most
famous American in Europe.
He was not only dentist to Napoleon Ill.
and the Empress Eugenia, but their Init
mate friends as well. When, on September
4, 1870. the news came 10 Paris of the de-
feat OF the armies under the emperor the
commune broke out. and the empress
made haste TO escape the city. With a
single companion she got as far as DR..
Evans's house, where she took refuge
from the nlobs. There she was secreted,
and finally DIR. Evans took her In his own
carriage and succeeded In getting her out
of the country and to the seacoast, where
she took ship for England.
DR.. Evans died in 1897 and left the bulk
Of his fortune to found a museum and
scientific institute. Numerous claimants
fprang up, and 1t was not until recently
that the estate was settled.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-30
2O-YEAR-0 old
DAUGHTER IN STREET.
Crowds in Paterson See Mother Flog
Pretty Girl Who wouldn't
Live with Her.

PATERSON, Nov. 3O.-Miss Isena
Schmidt, a prepossessing young woman
of twenty years. was publicly horse
whipped by her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Schmidt, of 1877 Hamburgh avenue, yes
terdayAn upper Hamburgh avenue. The
whipping occurred when the streets
were filled with pedestrians.
For some weeks past Miss Schmidt
has been staying at the home of friends.
She claims that she could not stand
the abuse of her mother, and decided
that 1t would be best for her to secure
other quarters than the parental roof.
Miss Schmidt was accompanied by a
young woman friend, as both strolled
along Hamburger emu Mrs. Schmidt
saw them as they neared her home and,
procuring a horsewhip, started after
her daughter. With the whip she
brought several smart blows about her
daughters head and back before she
stumbled and fell, the accident allow
ing the girl to escape without further
chastisement.
Later the girl appeared before us
tice John Keys and entered charges
for assault and battery against her
mother.