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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02


the credit OF the State, or from max.
Ing appropriations from the treasury
OF the State. In aid OF railroads OF
canals
Fourth, Said amendment provides
that the surplus earnings Of any canal.
waterway or water power may be APP
proprated or pledged for its enlarge
mont maintenance or extension.
Fifth. Said amendment authorizes
Tie General Assembly by suitable
| legislation. TO provide for the coastllIc-
| ton Of II deep waterway or canal from
the present water power plant Of the
Sanitary District OF Chicago ut or near
I.ockport, In the township of Lockpogt
In the county of VIII. to point IN
the Illinois river ut or near Utica
which may be practical FOR general
plan and scheme of n deep waterway
along n route which may be deemed
most advantageous for snch plan u
''tlf NuNcf WHY.
Sixth. Said amendment authorized
the General Assembly by suitable
legislation, to provide for the erection,
equipment ana maintenance OF power
plants, locks bridges dams and ap'
plilnccs sufficient and suitable for th'
development and utilization OF the wa.
Ter power which may be developed by
the construction and maintenance Of
sned waterway.
Seventh. Said amendment anthor-
les the General Assembly, by suitable
legislation 10 Issue from time To time
bonds OF this State, in a total amount
not 10 exceed twenty million dollars,
which shall draw interest payable
Sehi-annualy al rate not ~ exceed
four per cent per annun. the pro
ceed~ whereof may be applied rs the |
General Assembly may provide, III |
lie construction of said waterway ana |
II the erection, equipment and main |
tenance Of said power plants, locks,
tridges, dams and appliances.
Eight Said amendment authorizes
the General Assembly hy law, to
provide for the leasing In whole or
IN part Of all power developed from
said waterway but in the event Of
any lease being 50 executed the rental
therein for water power
5aal be subject to re-vaMation
every ten years OF the term created
md the income thcrefgom shall he
jnid into The treasury of the State.
JAMES A. Rose,
Approved
W II STEAD, Attorney General
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
BODY OF CHILD
FOUND IN WEEDS
WAS ENCLOSED IN CLOTH TELE.
SCOPE sATcHEL-rHRoWN
INTO VACANT LOT.
THE REMAINS or DOC
Wa Belief Of School Boy Who Came
Upon It Two Weeks Ago--Coron-
er Notified Yesterday
identity Unknown.

The remains of a baby about 4
month old were found yesterday after
noon in vacant lot at the corner OF
Twenty. eighth aud Sycamore streets
II was enclosed in Il cloth telescope
satchel and was so far decomposed
that any sort Of identification was i'm
possible. Or McManus was notified
and gave prompt attention to the case,
summoning a jury al once and hold.
ing an inquest on the ground. Four
boys were summoned as Witnesses,
Clancy Morris Stout, Albert Specs
and Elmer Cowell. The first named
Of The boys stated that he had come
upon the satchel about two weeks ago,
had secn the head Of the baby pro
a dog Yesterday the other three boys
came upon the scene, one Of them lift
ed the satchel when the bottom fell
out and the form Of The baby was OK
posed
Coroner MeManus SAYS the remains
We're the mere outlines of human
body TOO far decomposed to tell even
whether II was white or black The
jury composed of w. h. Thistlewood,
A. s. Magner Edward Steger, VIM
Mosely. Chas Ort and Elmer Little
declared that the body was that of an
unknown baby which came to its
death from some cause to them un
known. The remains We're sent by
the coroner 10 Mrs. f'alcOner for
burial
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
STATEMENT OF
AMENDMENTS

The following Is a statement Of n
proposed amendment to the Corstilu-
ton Of the State of Illinois, ana Of
a proposed amendment 70 the General
Banking Law of Illinois 10 be voted
an NJ the General Election to he held
in Illinois, on the Era day Of Novcm.
her A. ID. l90S. pursuant to the pro-
visions OF certain joint resolution.
and OF certain act of the Forty fth
Gencrnl Assembly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
Monday

Monday.
Jimmy Britt ". johnny Sumner
10 rounds in London England.
Tuesday.
Dirigible balloon comics 3 e thu
Aeronautic Society in New York.
Wednesday.
Yale-Cornell cross country race
New Haven
Thursday.
start of Los Angeles-Phoenix auto.
mobile race
Opening OF fail golf tournament
Atlantic City. n. J.
start OF thr day endurance nn o.
Detroit Automobile Dealers Associa
ton.
Saturday.
intercollegiate championship shoot
al New Haven.
National ten mie run OF the \. A
L. At New YORK.
I.mmy Gardner ". Jimmy Ciabby
10 rounds. al New Orleans
Opening Of race meeting Of New
California Jockey Club a. Emcryille
George Ncmsic vs. lack blackburn
6 rounds. al Philadelphia
aleEtDWn fo,tball game al New
Haven.
Harvard Carlisle fochali game al
Carr. ridec
petl ylvania lafayette football
game 4 philadelphia.
Pr;lc4 on Dartmouth football game
at Me- Yoil
Mieblrqn-Keniucky football game at
Ann Arisyr
NeAr4sla -Ames football game At
Omaha
Minnesota wirccnsin fotthill gam
al Ninar1DOiis.
Tswa f.luoia football game a. Ur |
baul
Tennessee Vanderbilt football game
al Nashville
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
AMENDMENT TO GENERAL
BANKING LAW

The FortA-iiftA General Assrr'l'
passed an Act for the Suhml, sau I,
the voters of the State o. Illinois =,
Tie general election to he he'd an u,
I bird day of November a. -. II Fl
amending sections I. ). 10 an II .!
I'M act entitled An Act con or iiYa
corporations with hankin. powers, .
approved June 49, 1857. submit cd 10
the vote Of The people AT the Nnvem.
her election. 1855, ana adopted which
amCndatory Nct Is IN Tie words anu
fF9res as follows
An Act to amend sections four a.
five "a. ten t1DI and eleven IN nfan
Act entitled, An Act concerning
corporations with banking powers"
approved June Ii, 1857, submitted to
vote of the people ut the N1vem-
Lcr election. 1883 aud adopted. as
amended by an Act approjed June
3, 1850, submitted 20 a vote Of the
people at the NOycmhe9 election.
1890, and adopted ms amended by
an Act approved June 1, 1907, AMI
ratified ny the people at the elec
tion OF November :. 1893. ana
adopted, a. amended November oS.
1898.
Section !. Re II enacted by Tie
PEOPLE af the State of Illiulls. repre-.
sented in the General Assembly:
That sections foug a.. five Ga. ten 90,
nnd eleven (lb of an Act entitled.
AN Act concerning corporations with
powers approved June Ii.
1887, submitted to a vote of the peo-
pie at the November election. lSsS
aud adopted, as amended 10y an AZ.
approved June 3. 1856. submitted 10
vote OF the people at the November
Election. 1890. and adopted. az
amended by an Act approved June 1.
1897 and ratified by the people at the
election Of November \. 1898. and
adopted as amended November -.
>9s, be- amended TO read asr follows,
Section T. The directors so elected !
nay proceed to organize by the elec. /
Jon If one Of their number as presi- /,
lent. and may appoint tue necessary
ulcers and employees and tx their
.alarirs. to carry on the business Of .
ae bank or association. and make
y laws mot inconsistent with this
Acu cor the gavernnsonist Of the
ank - association. amd each dirrc
or shall take and Subsrsilsr 10
hc hank or association and each
Ilre,tur slral take and SUD crhe 70
10 oath sErh aS tile Auditor shall pre-
rrilIe. IT fealty 10 The hauk or asso-
iatl0n II vhirB b. is director. anI
hat BE- Will 20 faf as tlip dur d.
Olives % b m. diligently AMI honest
; administer tiie affairs OF s1cl bans
r association and VIII not Know Egls
ioiaie 90 willingly permit D. o. sia
ted any If the prov -ilus 81 fhis At.
III that hy j. tn ouncr iu g..s fal;h
nd ln Lis own right " the n1maer
slsafs- Il stock. rr..uired Is tia At:
I'd that Slme ia not hyp8ih-tated Or
atr say pledged a. security Tor aEs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
LANES A. ROSE.
Secretary OF state.
APPROX ed.
w II. STEAD. Attorney General
United States ~ America.i
State " Illinois.

United states - America.
state u Illinois.
Orfice OF the Secretary % state.
/. James A. Rose. Secretary Of state
Of the State o. Illinois DO hereby tyr
t.y thai the foregoing Is true copy
of tive statements fled In this of1,e
on tie sath day Of August ies IN &C.
ccrdante with the provisions Of Sc
ton q chapter "a Of the Revised
statutes ~ Illinois. the original Of
wLieh i uow on de IN tbs once.
~ WITNESS WHEREOF. I here
unto SCI my land and air the
Great seal o. state AZ the city %
Springfield. this 2ist day o. SEP
tenber. A l.. l1siS-
JAMES A ROSE
Secretary o. State.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02
AGED ZIMMERMAN DIES.

Grand Rapids Mich. Nov De
los 4. Biodgett. aged 81 for skis
Years cioseiy identified with the l-m-
Der iasustry q the eorntrg. died at
h.s hone here today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-11-02

w H. STEAD, Attorney General.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
Bohn Released on Bonds.

Peter Bohn OF 90 Marsh street, West
Haven. over whose possession the city
and common pleas court officials were
at odds, each claiming that Bohn was
It's prisoner by right of law, was re-
leased from custody. when his father,
George Bohn, contractor, furnished
bonds Of 500 to keep his son from
spending the night In jail
Bohn Is held on breach of the
peace charge alleged to have been
committed in West Haven several
weeks ago and also on charge OF OBJ
tanning goods on false pretenses. In
the former case his father furnished
5000 bonds and In the latter $500 for his
appearance In the common pleas and
city courts. respectively. The dispute
over Bonn came about because he
lacked a bondsman in both cases and
both the city and common pleas courts
thought he should be their prisoner.
When Mr. Bohn furnished bonds how
ever. this smoothed the legal wrinkles
out and BONN will now be tried first In
the common pleas court his trial be-
ing set for today.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
Student Fined for Speeding.

John Harper Mallory, the first stud
ent OF the college year to be arrested
as an auto speeder, pleaded guilty and
paid fine of s25 with costs of 1886 In
the police court yesterday morning.
Mallory comes from Pittsburs, Pa, and
Is an academic senior.
His auto is low hung machine
stripped for racing and he was let
ting 'er go" with two college chums
out West Chapel street Wednesday,
Patrolman Heenan and Murphy Of the
auto squad happened to be there.
Mallory was captain OF the freshman
baseball team In his freshman year,
and has been on the varsity baseball
squad as we'll. He Is we'll known In
college circles and his escapade Is hall
cd with much rallery by his friends.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
Quit Claim Deeds.

New Haven Progressive Building and
Loan association to Herman Fritz,
West Elm street. so feet.
Clarence Wilson to Morris Alderman,
Congress avenue. 30 feet,
New Haven Trust company to Clar-
ence Wilson, Congress avenue, 80 feet.
Henry Herr to Never Sevint, wash
ington street, 81 feet.
John Phillips to Samuel Blatchley,
Prospect street. 10 feet.
Wallace Clark to Alfonso calamita,
Saltonstal lavenue, % feet
John Meng to Jeus Nelson, Winthrop
avenue. 80 feet.
New Haven Savings bank to Sophia
Baxter, Mechanic street Il feet
Sherman Foote to Alfonso Calamita,
Saltonstall avenue. % feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
NEWSOF THECOURTS
Sunday Liquor Seller Fined
500 and Sent to Jail for
Ninety Days.
SPEEDING STUDENT FINED
John Mallory Pays S31.58 for Reck.
less Driying--Many Other
Cases.

Michael Galuzzl, whose Hill street
house was raided on Sunday last for
Illegal liquor selling was arraigncd be.
fore Judge Tyner In the city court yes
terday and fined 800 and costs, cou-
pied with this was a jail sentence OF
ninety days,
This is the second time for Galuzzl
and the Judge felt justified In infllcting
the penalty. Galuzzi, however, signified
his intention to appeal, but bonds
man was lacking and he was obliged
to go to jail.
Galuzzis rooms were first raided
last October and he was fined SIS with
costs. Sunday Ofllcers McQueeney,
Cassidy, Deegan and sallies, of the
Howard avenue station, made a sec
ond descent They found house full
of drinkers and search revealed 1856
bottles OF beer under the beds, and
hidden In pillow cases and under
blankets. when brought to the Howard
avenue station Galuzzi greeted Captain
Brewer with "Gooda morn. judge,
and begged to settle the case right
there
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
DOINGS In REALTY
Papers Filed Yesterday in the
Office of the Town
Clerk.
Mortgage Deeds.

Herman Fritz to the Security lnsur-
ance company, West Elm street, 80
feet; $4,000
Edward Ryan to Wallace Clark, Sal
tonstall avenue, % feet, 1915
Glacamo Appicello and Maud Appl-
cello TO Henry Salzman and Isaac
Kaufman, Coils street, 80 feet Ham
ilton street 40 feet, Hamilton street,
40 feet, and Ellis street, 80 feet $1,000
Patrick 0Connell and Catherine
OConnell to Michael Emons, Peck
street 40 feet $500.
Grace Burton to the New Haven Saw
ings bank. North Front street, 6S feet,
$500.
Alfonso Calamita to Mary Foote, SAL
tcnstall avenue, % feet, $1,000
Alfonso Calamta to Wallace Clark
Saltonstall avenue, % feet, 5000.
Sophia Baxter to John Tomas, Valley
street, II feet si25,
Alma Suphan to John Tomas, Valley
street, 40 feet, s2,1Oo
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
Samuel II. Avis Excused.

Samuel r. Avis was yesterday ex
cuscd by Judge Tyner for his failure
to Ale statement Of his expenses In
securing his election as a delegate I'M
der the corrupt practices act Mr..
Avis was in the state OF Maine at the
time the convention was held He was
put on both the successful and un-
successful tickets in the Ninth ward
entirely without his knowledge and was
called before the city court charged
with two counts owing to his failure
to file a statement as to his expendi-
lures toward nomination on either
ticket.
Mr.. Avis is one Of many who have
been brought up for this failure, and
In each case 1t has been found that the
cause OF failure was some such reason
as that given above.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
STILES NOMINATED.
Republicans Choose North Havener to
Run for Senator.

On the 14th ballot yesterday noon
Frank L. stiles Of North Haven was
nominated by the republicans of the
Twelfth district to run for senator.
His principal opponent was Dwight w.
futile Of East Haven and the issue
was the Morris Cove-Guilford trolley
franchise. Mr.. futile had promised to
work for the franchise IL nominated
and Mr.. Stiles was said to be opposed.
There were FIVE candidates at the out
set the other three being Edward Girls
void Of Guilford, Hart Landon Of Gull
ford, Arthur w, Marsden Of Madison
After the second ballot Griswold with
drew; after the tenth Landon with
drew, and on the 14th Marsden had one
vote, stiles u and Tutte 9. The NOM
nation was made unanimous.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
TO CLOSE OCTOBER I.

Notice was given out at the local
postoffice yesterday that the Pine Or
chard office will be closed on the first
of october, This station is only a
temporary one, being used extensively
by the summer sojourners at the re-
sort.
eeived at the Branford station there
after
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
Warmly Deeds.

Wallace Clark TO Edward Ryan SAL
tonstall avenue, % feet
Michael Emons to Catherine O'Con'
nell, Peck street. 40 feet.
Samuel Blatchley to Victor Tyler
Prospect street, ITO feet.
Alma Suphan to Sophia Baxter, Val
ley street. 80 feet
Abraham white to Thomas Kellern
Atwaetr street 81 feet.
Anna Hall to Mary Mccormack
lombard street, 40 feet
William schessler to Phillip Affenito
orchard street. 40 feet.
Sophia Baxter to Alma Suphan, Val
ley street, 10 feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
Es.Police Commissioners sullivan's
Appeal.

Judge Tyner yesterday filed the APP
peal papers In the case Of Police Com
missioner Sullivan, who was removed
from Office by Mayor Martin several
months ago
The superior court sustained the
mayors action and from this decision
appeal to supreme court Is now made.
jeremiah j. Sullivan, the former po-
lice commissioner, was removed by
Mayor Martin on charges Of having
peddled ballots In the Eighth ward on
election day, 1907 In violation OF the
law, hled an appeal to the supreme
court, the superior court having sus-
tanned the mayor The case is return
able to the October term OF the court
to be held IN Bridgeport,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
srUpuEY RENoMNATED.

Judge John P. Studley was yesterday
morning renomlnated as the republican
candidate for Judge of probate. The
convention was held in the parlors of
the Young Mems Republican club and
Attorney James D. Dewell, jr, presid-
ed ATTORNEY Frank s. Bishop present
ed the name Of Judge Studley and
Judge Samuel J. Bryant seconded the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25

Hamburg va Plymouth and Cherbourg;
Madonna, Marsellles via Naples
Havre Sept 2i.--Arrived: Steamer
la Lorraine, New York.
Antwerp. Sept 2i-Arrived. Steam
er Minnesota. Baltimore via London.
Liverpool, Sept. ?i.-Arrived: Steam
er Caledonlan, Boston for Manchester.
Marseilles, Sept. 22.--Arrived: steam-
er Venezia, New York.
Rotterdam, Sept. 2i.-Arrived: Str.
Rotterdam New York via Boulogne
Plymouth. Sept 2i.--Arrived: str.
KaIserin Auguste Victoria for Cher
bourg and Hamburg (and proceeded).
Hamburg, Sept g4.--Arrivcd; Str.
Pennsylvania. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept. 94.-Arrived Str.
ajestic, New York,
Libau, Sept, l9,-Arrived; Steamer
Estonla, New York
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25

Attorneys Henry A, l.. Hall OF Or
ange, Ellsworth !. Thompson of East
Haven and Arthur C. Graves of New
Haven were appointed q committee TO
inform Judge studley. He was brought
to the hall and after thanking the dele.
gates for the nomination invited them
to luncheon at Heublein's.
The following district probate COM
mlttee was appointed for the coming
year: Louis A. Knollmeyer OF New
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25

Haven, Henry A. L. Hall Of Orange, T..
]. Thompson Of East Haven willis NJ.
Cook of Hamden, H. f. Baldwin of
Woodbridge and J. F. Reynolds of
Branford.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
CHANGE EXPELs MEMBERS.

New York, Sept. ga. o. Brown
and Lewis Ginter Young, the Stock
Exchange members Of the bankrupt
firm Of A. o, Brown & Co, were ex-
PEELED to-day from the Exchange.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
dE@ Marine Record q
FORT OF NEW HAVEN.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Amerigo. New York.
Tug Sarah F. McWiliams. FIVE barges,
New York
SAILED
Schr, Sarah Maria, New York
Barge Kentucky, Newport News
Tug Fred +. Ives. four barges, New
London.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
Distribution.

Mary f. Ames, deceased, by will to
Alvin Ames, Quinnipac avenue, Il feet,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
ATLANTIC CITY.

HOTEL STRAND. Always open. Ca
pacity 300. Built of steel, brick and
sea water baths, single or EN- suite.
Steam heat throughout Elevator
street level to top floor Fall and winter
rates on application r. s. OFF, man.
ager II. C. EDWARDS assistant man
aGer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.
JEWELERS..
DIAMONDS.

Our present prices arc considerably
below market value. We secured our
stock before the several price adj
yanccs were made. and are selling
accordingly. Some arc loose; others
we have mounted In rings We in
vite your Inspection.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
Agricultural Diversity in Martinique

Consul Chester w. Martin, of
Martinique. reports that, encour-
aged by the government and seeing
the necessity of not depending en-
tirely upon the sugar crop. a COM
mencement is being made on that
West Indian island in the planting
of coffee. cacao, and lime trees.
The number set out this year is
very small when the population and
area of the island are considered,
but it is a start in the right direc-
ton, and if carried out will greatly
improve industrial conditions. The
plants are grown by the government
and sold at small cost.
For the first six months OF 1907
1000 cacao. 1900 coffee. 2,31C
lime, and about 1000 of all othei
kinds of trees were taken. There
are now on file requests for $4,000
plants of all kinds.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
KING and Prince as sponsore

LONDON, Jan. 2.--King Edward
and the Prince of Wales have con-
scented to act as sponsors at the
christening of Lord and Lady Dud-
ley's twin sons in the, chapel royal
st. James palace. The wife of the
late Viceroy of Ireland was before
her marriage Miss Rachel Quincy.
Her father. a Norfolk banker. was
unfortunate in business.
His wife came to London with
her daughters. who conducted a
milliner's shop for a while. 1t was
as the adopted daughter of the Duke
and Duchess of Bedford that Miss
Quincy met Lord Dudley. The mar
riage took place in 1891, with the
king as one of the guests. Since
their marriage Lord and Lady Dud-
ley have been numbered among his
majesty's most intimate friends.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
Attorney Faces Disbarment

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. Fran
els B. Hart. prominent attorney
of Minneapolis, who several weeks
ago wrote letter to Governor
Johnson and Chief Justice Start of
the Minnesota supreme court, in
which he criticised the court for al
legged incompetency in deciding
cases, today appeared in court in re-
Spouse to a summons to show cause
why he should not be adjudged
guilty of contempt and disbarred
from practicing law in Minnesota
AS the supreme court judges are
disqualified from sitting in the mat
ter, the case is to be tried by five
judges appointed from the state
courts by Governor Johnson.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
MASK BALL WAS A SUCCESS
Merry Crowd at Rink and Contest
Very Spirited

Much interest was manifested
last night in the mask ball at the
skating rink, which was attended
by many couples in costume and by
many persons. as we'll, who came to
watch the merry crowd.
Miss Ruth Hughes was awarded
the ladies' prize for the best cos
tune, she representing a flower
girl. The costume was we'll con-
ceived and fitted the young woman's
style we'll. The gentleman's prize
was won by hardy Indian buck,
beneath whose war paint might
have been discerned Charles Steele.
Both decisions, met with the APP
proval of the spectators. The judges
Of the contest were Owen Mounee,
charles Ferris and Thomas Blythe
carey's orchestra furnished music.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
SEEKS A BRIDE
MEETS DEATH
MONTANA GROOM KILLED IN
ATTEMPTING TO GET HIS
BRIDE FROM FATHERS HOUSE
TO SCENE OF WEDDING

BUTTE, Mont, Jan. "A. Law
renee, aged %, of Butte, who was
shot last night by Fred Baker of
Dillon just as Lawrence and Miss
Nora Baker, aged 16, We're about to
step to the altar, died today. The
murder was the result of an old
quarrel.
There had been trouble brewing
between Baker and Lawrence for
about two weeks. One fight had oc-
Cured. Baker had Lawrence ar
rested once over disagreement sad
to have arisen because Of the young
mans conduct toward the girl, but
all had apparently been smoothed
over and the wedding was to take
place. Lawrence met Justice Rich
in the street and told him the we'd
ding would not take place at the
girls home, but at the home Of Mrs,
Frank Lawyer, cousin Of the
bride, just across the street.
The justice told him all right, to
go get the girl, and Lawrence imme-
diately walked into Bakers house
What occurred in there cannot be
definitely learned. but trouble arose
in a moment. and it is state tina
Mrs. Baker got the vonng man oui
or the front door and into the vart
and told him to get away before
there was troubie.s
Justice Rioh. who saw the shoot
fpg. states that Iewrenee was ont
side the door. and was anDarentl'
irving N mil the girl c"t whe'
shot. He saw no gun in his ham
at the time.