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Courtney. Bowman,

A very pretty wedding Of the past
week took place Tuesday evening at
s o'clock when Miss Mae Courtney
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Courtney now Of Seattle, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Wallace Bowman
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Nc
Carthy. 1907 Dupont avenue south. The
spacious rooms were beautifully decor
ated with palms and ferns. while hand
some clusters of roses lent beauty and
fragrance to the gladstone occasion.
Before an altar of palms and flowers, in
the reception room, Rev. j. F. Dolphin,
pastor Of st. Stephens church read the
service and performed the marriage
ceremony, according to the rites of
the Catholic church. An elaborate
luncheon followed the ceremony. only
the immediate relatives of bride and
groom participating. The happy couple
took a late train for Duluth where
they will visit for a short time and
returning will make their home at Min
netonka for the summer.
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Duffy QueaIy.

One Of the interesting matrimonial
events of the. week was the maria &c
on Wednesday morning at the Church
Of the, Ascension of Miss Anna NJ
Duffy to Thomas r. Quealy. chief clerk
in the Great Northern freight depart
ment. The nuptial mass was cele-
brated by Rev. j. Harrington. who
also performed the wedding ceremony
Miss Frances S. Duffy was maid OF
honor and Dennis Kelliher groom's
best man., After the ceremony a wed.
ding breakfast was served at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Duffy 1892 Emerson avenue
NORTH. to the immediate relatives. The
rooms were fragrant with the pink
and white carnations used in the dec
orations and the table was centere6
with a basket Of the same fragran,
flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Quealy have
gone to Buffalo, N. Y. for a short
wedding trip and will be at home t..
their friends after July 20 at SO Tween.
ty-fourth street west.
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HiIi.Roche.

Miss Nellie M. Hill and Frank j.
Roche were married Wednesday at 9
o'clock in st. Charles church by Rev.
j. M. Cleary. Miss Myrtle McGrane
was the brides attendant and James
E. Glass of Cresco, Iowa, was the best
man. Miss Agnes Dempsey presided
at the organ and played the "Loien-
grin" wedding music as the bride en-
tered the church. Just before the cerc-
mony Miss Mayme Halloran sang 20
Promise Me-" and as the benediction
was pronounced she sang ave Marie"
by Gounod. A wedding breakfast was
served at 10 o'clock at the home Of
the bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Roche, 1413 East Twenty second
street. Mrs. c. o. Swenson and Miss
Emma Egan were the hostesses In the
diningroom, and assisted Mrs. w. R.
Roche.
Wednesday evening reception was
held at the home Of the bridegroom's
parents for which 100 invitations were
issued. Mr.. and Mrs. Roche will be a.
home at 1913 East Twenty-second
street until fall. The bride has made
her home for some time with Mrs. c.
o. swenson at 1906 Fifteenth avenue s.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1908-06-20

Stella Ryan. 1.-THE Dolls House." Baby
Girls Oxford Minuet," The Jockeys
Primary Glass. The Revel of the
Maids" Eighth Grade Girls. Dumb
Bell Exercise, Boys of Eighth Grade.
Vocal Solo. Don't" Oscar Gardner.
"on the Rappahannock." Pantomimc.
Girls Of Seventh Grade-K. Weeks,
Reader. Gun Drill" Boys of Sixth
Class "Boatmans Song" Fifth Glass.
Recitation" Willie Eigenman. Peter
Bird Song" Boys and Girls Of Fifth
classes. The Last Rose of Summer"
Little Girls.
1.-THE Grecian Princess"
"The Grecian Princess" sacred
drama in four acts. Cast Of characters.
Diocletian, Emperor of Rome, Leo MUIR
ply; Maximian, Project of Rome, Harry
Kane; Tertullius. Grecian Prince,
Eugene o'Keeffe: Publius, his devoted
friend, L. T. Murphy; Paulo. Mildred
Welsh; servus, Marie Flannigan (ser-
wants of Tertullius) Nobilius, captain
Of the Roman army, John Allen:
Flubius. second In command, Lester
Brennan; Gallien. captain Of the
Apulian troops. F. NJ. Collins; Ortus,
John Kane; Marcrian, E. o'Keeffe;
Claudius. VIM. Whelan, (Roman off,
cers) Kephron. a slave, Catherine
Shelley: Demetrius, an officer Of rank
Robert Leo; Marcella, Catherine Beck
er; Romanna, Regina Brandes; Tor
quata. Catherine Geraty; carvinia
Mercedes Miller. (christians.) Ar
minus, jailer, John Kane; Dellius, a
page. Robert Hennessey; Philomenia
daughter of Tertullius, Mae Lane;
Afra,: an Egyptian sorceress Isabel
Kane; Dabbo, a vagabond, Edward
Hoban.
The graduates were Isabel Kane
Mercedes Miller, Catherine Geraty
Marie Wolfgram. Marie Walker, Johr
Kane. Regina Brandes, Catherine Beck.
er, Mildred Walsh Irene Mullin, Cath.
crime Sicily. Catherine shebat, Charles
Van Denmark, Mary Houlahan, Caro-.
line Kranz, Herbert Brooks, Emma
steeber, William callinan, Robert Hen.
nessey.
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renee church. where 300 guests had
gathered to witness the ceremony. Miss
Katherine Drew presided at the organ
and played program of nuptial music
while the guests We're seated by the
ushers. John Bradford, Harry Rom
page. Ray Kelly and DR.. Fred Ert.
Promptly at o'clock the strains of
the "Lohengrin" bridal chorus an
nounced the coming of the wedding
party. Mendelssohn's triumphal march
was played as the occasional. Just be-
fore the vows Miss Frances Vincent
sang Baldwin's The Voice That
Breathed Ger Eden" and during the
mass she sang hymn to the sacred
heart. closing with a. communion hymn.
Miss Marie Browne, the brides sister,
was maid of honor George Alden
Walker, was best man. The bride en-
tered with her father, who gave her in
marriage.
Following the service wedding
breakfast was served for the members
Of the families at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Browne. 627 Fifth avenue southeast,
DR.. and Mrs. Kane left on an ex-
tended trip and will be at home after
Sept. Is in Belle PLANE.
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Burns-Turner.

The Holy Rosary church was the
scene of pretty morning wedding
Wednesday when Miss Louise M Burns
and George A. Turner were united in
marriage Rev. Father Logan read the
nuptial high mass at 9 o'clock in the
presence of 80 guests. Before the cere-
mony Miss Frances Morgan sang ave
Marie" and Nine. Rosa d'Erina pre-
sided at the organ and played the
Lohengrin wedding march as the pro-
cessional. Little Eleanor Huntington.
in dainty white gown. carried the
ring in basket of white carnations:
Miss Josephine Burns, a sister Of the
bride. was the maid Of honor. The
ushers were Earle SAKE and Harry
Burns, while William Turner, a brother
Of the bridegroom, was the best man.
Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.
Burns, 1913 Cedar avenue. Assisting
in the diningroom were Mrs. Ricua
Eklund and Miss Blanche Stewart. Mr..
and Mrs. Turner left for a trip and
upon their return WILL be at home after
July at 1908 Pillsbury avenue.
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WITH THE DEAD.
David Smith.

The death of David Smith, one It
Minnesota's pioneer residents, occur
red Sunday last after a brief illness,
at the home Of his son, George r.
Smith, Judge Of probate, ia Univer-
sity Ave. N. E. The deceased was a
native of Kentucky and was 49, years
of age. He came to Minnesota in 1854
and with his family lived many years
at Sank Valley and st. Cloud, stearns
county. Since the death of his wife,
about five years ago. he has resided
at his sons home at the above given
location During the civil war he en-
listed as soldier of the Union army
and was attached to company c. End
Minnesota infantry. At the time of his
death he belonged to Dudley P. Chase
Post, G. A. R., and many of his COM
rades were in attendance at the funer-
al which was held at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning. The remains were laid
to rest in st. Mery's cemetery.
Michael Ryan.
Michael Ryan died at an early hour
Thursday morning at his home, 716
Adams st. N. E.. after an illness If
five weeks of spinal meningitis. The
deceased was 81 years of age and was
born at Lawrence, New York. where
his three sisters reside. For over 40
years he has been resident Of Min
nesota. A widow and one son, Peter
Ryan and a brother, Timothy j. Ryan.
grocer. are the surviving relatives in
this city. The funeral will be held
this morning with requiem mass at 8
o'clock at st. Anthony of Padua
church.
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ST.. PAUL.

The Shamrock club will give their
annual steamboat excursion next Sun
day, June 81. The boat will leave the
foot of Jackson ST., at $3.50 a. M. 60
ing to shakopce and will return at
1890 p. m. Preparations are being
made to accommodate a very large
crowd, as the tickets are in great de-
mand.
Rev. VIM. eastman. assistant pas
tor OF st. Patrlck's church, left last
week for Europe. Father eastman
will spend the greater part Of his va
cation in his native land, Ireland.
The 57th annual commencement ex-
ercises Of St. .Joseph's Academy were
held Tuesday evening on the academy
lawn Diplomas and gold medals in
academic department were presented Ia
the following students: Misses Marie
Connell, Marie Clark. Helen Egan,
Genevieve Feeley, Genevieve Fitzger-
aid. Rose Gihbon. Ether Haas. Eva
Hess, Elsa John. Frances Matz, Helen
Macarthur, Lillian Mcdonald. Edith
McElroy. Marguerite. Mcintosh, Flor
ence Preston. Marion Purtell. Magda-
iena Remy. Catherine Rice, Ethel Rior-
dan Caroline sheire, Mary SINNERS.
Eugenia Viliaume, Mary Ziskovsky
Archbishop ireland then addressed
the graduates on 1.-THE Value OF a.
Christian Education" The drama,
King Lear" was presented by the
Dramatic club.
Archbishop John Ireland has sold 80
acres Of land near st. Thomas college.
Groveland Park. to E. L. Hospes, real
estate agent. for $4,000. The property
has already been laid out into plats.
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CLOSING EXERCISES.
Many are Graduated From Various
Minneapolis Institution.
St. Anthony High School.

st. Anthony High School.
The commencement exercises Of st.
Anthony high school were held last
Sunday evening in the presence Of an
audience that completely filled st.
Anthony hall. The following program
was presented: Military Drill and
Chorus, Boys Of Seventh and Eighth
grades. Essay-"Alrs Right With the
World" Florence Irving. Vocal Solo
con the Wild Rose tree" Catherine
Sullivan. Essay-"Now," Margie Ru-
pert "Polonaise Brillante," Barbara
Pottner. Anastasia Collins, Mollie Long.
Winnie Boland. Observation-Disclosures
ces." Mabel McAuliffe. Orchestra Sc
lection. Glass Will, Catherine Long.
March-Piano, esther Herbert, Edith
Dugas. Teresa Mcdonald, Florence
Bredemus, accompanied by orchestra.l
Opening Chorus-"The Nightingale's
Carol" Vocal STANDARDIZATION
Possibility to Actuality," Catherine Sui
Ivan. Fantasia in &C." Alice Lydon.
Essay-"Beauty." Barbara Pottner.
Piano "Minuet.'' Florence
Sullivan. Alice Lydon. I'll Rusignuolo,'
Edith Dugas. 1.-The vestal Virgin
Drill" Graduates. overture-"willian
TELL" Edith DuKas. Anastasia Collins.
Winnie Boland. Mollie Long. Reading
-"Das Hexenleid" (The Witch Song.
Mr.. Joseph Pottner. chorus-"voices
Of the Woods Vocal Glass. valedictory
"A Comparison Of the City and Coun-
try Madeline Ney. Comforting o:
Diplomas and Medals. Rev. James
o'Reilly THE Graduates Farewell"
Barbara Pottner and Edith Dugas, ac-
companists. Members of orchestra
Piano-Blanche Bauman. violin-1rene
Minogue. Lucy Pottner, Lester Flanni-
gan. sarsheld Danaher, Herbert Ward.
Observation-Disclosures Sullivan. Matthew
Walsh. John Schroeder, James Nc
Donald. The graduates were Florence
Irving, Margie Rupert. Mabel McAuliffc
Catherine Long, Catherine Sullivan.
Barbara Pottner, Madeline Ney.
Ascension Schools.
The annual closing exercises n
e Ascension parish were held in the
school hall on Tuesday and wednes-
day evening last. the hall being we'll
hlled on each occasion. Following was
the program: Opening Chorus-"1L-
vitation to the Dance" THE Little
Musicians" Baby Boys. Recitation"
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Welded Elsewhere.

Winona. Mimi. P. O'Rourke OF
Minneapolis and Miss STEELE Hynes of
this city We're united in marriage a.
the procathedral. Rev. Father English
officiating. Dennis Duane Of Lewiston
and Miss Mary Steinbauer Of this city
We're married at st. Joseph's church.
Rev. Father Meier of11ciating. Rev
Father Meier also off1ciated at the
wedding of Henry Hettler and Miss
Emma Josephine Clausen.
GAINESVILLE, Minn.-,John Slattery and
Miss Josephine Halverson were mar
ried Wednesday by Rev. Father Fox
Joseph Selecter and Amelia Knist
were married in W'aterville by Rev
Father Riley of that place. Miss
Matte Moonan of this city was mar
ried Wednesday to Leonard H. Hanel
Of Minneapolis.
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wreath and ferns,

wreath and ferns.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Crotty, s06 Fourth street northeast.
Pink roses against a background of
ferns and palms were used to decorate
the house, while in the diningroom a
bouquet of roses centered the table
Assisting in the diningroom were Mrs.
A. McMann. Mrs. John Donovan and
Mrs. B. Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs sheehan left for a
short trip and upon their return will
be at home at 27l1 Bloomington ave-
nue. south.
o'Brien- Brandt.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Veronica O'Brien and Frank Lawrence
Brandt was solemnized Tuesday at the
1mma culate Conception church. Miss
Katherine Griffin was the maid of
honor and John Brandt, a brother OF
the groom was the best man. After
the ceremony reception was held q,
the home of the brides parents on
Royalston avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt
left for trip to the Yellowstone park
and upon their return will reside on
Twenty-eig street west.
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ton Gray and Frank Maher. The
bride entered the church with her
father. who gave her in marriage. She
Wore gown Of white embroidery and
lace. made princess. full length
tulle veil fell to the helm OF her train
and she carried shower bouquet OF
brides roses. After short Wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs McCauley will live
in st. Paul.
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CUPID WAS BUSY.
June Weddings Were Many During
the Past Week.
crotty-S heehan.

st. Anthony church was the scene
Of pretty wedding Tuesday when
Miss Mary A. Crotty and Thomas J..
Sheehan were united in marriage. Rev.
Father James o'Reilly read the SER
vice at o'clock in the presence Of the
intimate friends.
Miss Mayme ellis was the maid Of
honor and wore a gown Of pink silk
and carried a bouquet Of pink roses.
Edward Bell acted as the best man.
The brides gown was Of white mes
saline silk and her flowers were a
shower bouquet of brides roses. Her
veil was caught with q crown Of bridal
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. and Mrs John B. Swift are home
from Washington. D. c.. following the
adjournment Of congress. Mr.. Swift
has held government position at the
national capital for several years past.
The Minneapolis Baseball team, is
home from it's second eastern trip and
will meet Toledo at Nicollet Park, at
$3.50 this afternoon. Tomorrow Min
neapolis and Louisville will play at
Minnehaha Park, at the same hour
James D. Williams is after the Re-
publican nomination for alderman of
the Eleventh ward, having filed for
the place last Monday. Jimmy is a
we'll known and popular printer, and
stands high in the ranks of organized
labor. He is also an active member Of
Div No. 6, A. o. H., and an ex-presi-
dent of that organization.
John H. Mcclure is the first to file
for the Democratic nomination for
county commissioner In the First dis
trict. Mr.. Mcguire formally entered
the race by complying with the neces
sary requirements last Tuesday. in
the county auditors office. The dis
trict includes the First, Second and
Ninth wards and the town of st. An
thony.
Pat Grove, famous for the kidnap-
ing of Edward cudahy. the son Of the
millionaire packer Of Omaha, came tc
Minneapolis Wednesday, and is stay
ing at the Rogers hotel. He has with
him his wife and 5-months-old boy
and according to present plans intends
to stay in the vicinity Of the city for
some time, renting a cottage at Lake
Minnetonka for the summer.
H. B. Shears has served notice upon
the city Of his intention to bring suit
for damages to the amount of $4,000
for alleged injuries sustained by him
from walking into an overhead sign
projecting over the NlCOlIet avenue
sidewalk in front Of the Plymouth
Clothing company's store. on May 2S'
Complainant states that he will hold
the City Of Minneapolis and the COM
pany Jointly liable, as the sign was
fixed at a height less. than prescribed
in the city ordinance.
Billy" Anderson, hoseman for Com.
pany No. /, Minneapolis fire depart
ment was thrown from hose cart and
narrowly. escaped death under the
wheels Of a following truck and lad.
der, at Third street and, Hennepin, av.
enue,. last Tuesday night. The rur
was being made to a fire in an awning
at the. Ola Tyne Bakery, $40 Henne.
pin avenue. The blaze is thought te
: have originated from lighted cigar
cite thrown from an upper window
It was extinguished with chemicalss
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helwea.Caswell.

The Church of the Immaculate Cor
ception was the scene Of pretty we'd
ding Tuesday morning, when Miss
Katherine A. Helweg and Leonard 3.
Caswell were married in the presence
Of sixty friends and relatives. Rev.
Father Moran read the service. Miss
Mollie Doyle, in light blue silk mule,
and carrying pink roses, was the maid
Of honor. Selden Caswell, a brother Of
the bridegroom, was best man. The
bride wore white and carried bride
roses. A wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
o. Helweg, 1924 Eighth avenue N, at
ter the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell
left on a short trip, after which they
will be at home in the city.
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and will be known as Summit Wood
addition to st. Paul. The land ex-
tends from Summit ave. to Goodrich,
and from Creighton ave to St. Thomas
college.
John Downey. 10 years of age. liv-
ing with his parents at 312 ST. An
thony. nearly poisoned himself Friday
of last week. by drinking chloroform.
His sister had used the drug for clean
ing her gloves and the boy. not know
ing what was in the bottle, drank some
of it. He was taken suddenly sick and
DR.. John Kelly. the police surgeon,
was called. The lad was brought out
of danger
Invitations have been received in St.
Paul from Waterloo, Iowa. for the
marriage of Miss Josephine Helen
Weber. and Henry Federspiel. The
wedding will take place at IL o'clock
Saturday morning. June 81, at st. Mi
chael's church. Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Goodwin, Burr
St. announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Helen Marie Goodwin.
to Joseph p. Cavanaugh. Maple Lake.
MINI.
Graduation exercises Of st. Mary's
high school We're held Wednesday eve
ming at ST. Mary's hall. 9th and Lo-
Gust SITS. Diplomas were distributed
to large class by Rev. T.. j. Glib
bons, pastor Of st. Mary's church. An
operetta. Golden HAIR" was given by
students.
Rev. P. ]. o'connor Of Inver Grove,
Mimi, sails for Europe next week. He
will visit Ireland. England. Paris,
Rome and the Holy Land. He will re-
turn about October
Mrs. s. NJ. Barrett, s21 Marshall ave,
was seriously injured Sunday night by
q fall on a broken sidewalk. The
woman was walking on Fisk ST., be-
tween Rondo and st. Anthony aves
when she came to a defective place in
the sidewalk. She tripped and as she
fell a plank few up and hit her in the
abdomen. knocking her unconscious
Neighbors rushed to the injured wo-
mans assistance and carried her to a
nearby house. where she was attend.
ed by physician.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Bar.
ry daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John f
Barry. and Edwin Wilson Peasley
took place at 9 o'clock Wednesday
morning, at st. Luke's Catholic church
Rev. Ambrose McNulty read the mar.
riage service. Miss May Barry wa,
the BRIDES only attendant. Robert
Barry attended the groom. The guests
We're ushered by Lee Mcclure ant
Frank Downing. A wedding break.
fast for the relatives followed tn.
church ceremony at the brides home
, Dale st. Mr., and Mrs Peasley vii
live in North Dakota.
The marriage of MISS Laura D
Evans. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
. ward H. Evans, and James ]. McCaul.
. ey, took place Wednesday at st. Lou.
: is church. Rev. Louis Dallmend off
ciated. The bride had three attend.
| ants. her sister, Miss Elma Evans, a.
| maid Of honor. and her cousin. Mis-,
, Cecilia Martin and Miss Margare,
/ Mccauley, sister of the groom, as the
, bridesmaids. Frank McCauley attend
ed his brother. The ushers were Cliff
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De La Sale Institute,

Next Monday evening the annual
commencement exercises of De La
Sale Institute, conducted by the
Christian Brothers. will be held at the
Bijou opera house. Archbishop Ire
land will preside and will confer the
medals on the 1908 graduates. An ex-
cellent entertainment has been pre-
pared for the evening. to which the
public is invited. g.
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Going to Ireland rhi. Year?

If so. write to The Irish STANDARD
for steamship rates from New York
to Queenstown and return via Cunara
or White Star lines. We can get you
good accommodations at very reasona+
bic rates. Make your own arrange
men'> as to railroad travel. We win
do the rest -
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6eowno.kano,

Miss Isabelle Browne and Dr. Joseph
P. Kane Of Belle PLANE, Mimi, were
united in marriage Wednesday morn
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Piece he with you" remarked the
tramp. as he left remnant Of his
coat tail with the bulldog.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-13
BROWN
SQUEALS
ON PAL
TREADWELL is INDICTED BY
GRAND JURY ON CHARGE
OF PERJURY.
(By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-Jas.
w. Treadwell, director and control.-
ing spirit in the defunct California
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
was indicted by the Grand Jury to-
day for perjury. The indictment was
brought about by the testimony of
j. Dalzell Brown, who was under in
dictment and who confessed and will
go to San Quentin tomorrow morning
to begin an eighteen months SEN
tence. Treadwell swore before a
previous Grand Jury that he knew
nothing about the hypothecation ot
the Cotton securities which had been
deposited with the bank. From in
formation given by Brown, it was
discovered that Treadwell secured
two loans, one of $4,000 and the
other of $4,000, from local banks,
giving the Cotton bonds as security