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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28
Riverside

Uncle Jack Frost has come aud gone.
II we had not had the cold weather We
would not know how TO appreciate the
nice sunny DAYS.
The farmers are very busy now with
plows and listers making preparations
for the next years crop, which is sure
TO be a record breaker If we only get
the railroad
Rev Campbell is holding meetings
every afternoon IN Chas Dixon's house
and Elder Baker is improving the time
at night in the Riverside school house
Perhaps II there was not So much
mud Singing 10y the different deuom-
nations the religious world would
move more smoothly God is not the
author of confusion,
Miss Myrtle Bingham spent Satur
day and Sunday with home folks near
Caleyyille,
Elon Mouriquand left his home in
Beaver county for an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Blaine
county
L. A, Richardson delivered load of
hogs on the Englewood market last
week lie reports that swine fnd a
ready sale at $40 per hundred.
Imagination goes long way with
some people. Last week W NJ Amos
Fred and W NJ Bridwell went to En-
glewood aud on their arrival at the
Beaver river they decided it had risen
and was dangerous. After spending
the night on the other side they were
happily surprised to find the river the
same as usual. Maybe their eyes were
in an eclipse, we don't know
W. NJ McCracken is making prepa-
ration for a hasty DEF arturo for New
Mexico.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28
Country Correspondence.
Notice TO Correspondents


will that all correspondence this Office is
Of this omit thing that delay and
assured unavudae We
worked hard these correspondents and
likely would vluy publish the they send Thus
the send the regularly
be do best
shop and
delayed
regularly the for
remember that but do impossies
who
thatt contnu to II EVERY WEEK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28

The Hon William shortrdge, of
Pleasant View. was over TO visit our
literary last Thursday night He took
part in the debate and we must con
fess that he won the victory tor the
first time in his life.
Owing to the fact that J.. A. Rich
ardson's cow ran away he was unable
to attend literary
Tho Township Board met for the
first time at the Office of the new
clerk to transact the usual business.
+. NJ Fulton sold horse to Ros-
co Williams Consideration 500.
The wind blew SO hard Friday night
that Mr. Baker blew out and the meet
ings at the school house were brought
to close.
A. A. Bruce Is expecting his daught-
er to return from Wichita this week to
take up her future abode on her home
stead west of Riverside
Born tn Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Bridwell
twelve pound son on January l6, '0a
All parties doing we'll.
Your faithful reporter.
UNCLE JOSH.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28
Beaver Valley & Northwestern Rail-
road

Beaver Valley & Northwestern Rail-
road
We had hoped to be able to give our
many readers some definite news as 10
the building of the Beaver Valley and
Northwestern ere this, but railroads :
are not built or arranged fo- in few
days and thus the final stipulations OF
the contract have not been quite com
pleted and we are unable to give out
anything definite in regard to the
building of the road at this time.
However, this delay does not effect
the certainty of the building of the
proposed line but only delays the mat
ter for short time yet SO that some
matters of particular importance may
be taken care of We have full conf
dence that the Beaver Valley 4 North
western Raiload Is certainty, If the
people along the proposed route will
do what is plainly their duty. Our
men have been working ON this propo-
stion faithfully ami earnestly and
they tell us that they have II in such
n condition that failure is impossible if
the people who will be most benefited
by the building of the road will stick
to them.
since the visit of the promoters. Joe
Tack and Mr. Ludgerding, of Wichita.
who were here last week and went ov-
er the matter with goodly number of
our people and the representative men
of Gage and Hooker, as well as others
along the line between Beaver and
those points, much has been accom-
plished in the way of clearing up the
right -ot-way, There is very little
question but that the right-of- way
could all be easily secured we're it not
FOR the fact that number OF land
owners whose farms are crossed by the
survey have removed from the county
and it takes great deal OF time to get
the matter properly before them. On
~ short time longer, however, will
an effort be made to secure these few
pieces of right -of-way from the owner:
tor the work must be pushed along and
condemnation proceedings will be
commenced as soon as practicable.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28
Bush Chapel

John Redman was called to Missouri
by the sad news Of his brothers death
and when he arrived there his sorrow
was doubled TO find that his father had
expired about three hours before his
arrival,
1t was quite a shock to our commu-
nifty to learn of the death of Father
and Mother Redman. as they had lived
here for about two years and had
gained the respect and good will of all
who knew them They were meinbers
OF the Evening Light Holiness church
and were hard workers in IT. They
will be greatly missed by the members
OF the church and also by their neigh
bors
Jimmie Killow is back in these parts
lie is stopping awhile with Charles
Kirkey
Notices are up calling attention to
the meeting for the purpose of voting
on bond issIe To build a new school
house for this district. All who are in
terested should be out on the 9oth, the
day set for the meeting,
Uncle Squire Wilson and son-in-laws,
Baker and Grace, made trip of for a
load of corn.
Adam Walters started Tuesday to
hunt load of corn He may have to
GO long way to find It.
Frank Perry, of Kansas, who was Wis
iting relatives here, left Thursday for
home.
The meetings at the Redman school
house drew large crowds Several
have united with the church
Florence Strong is staying with her
aunt, Mrs Redman, during Johns alb
sence
Henderson Wilson and Mr. Thacher
and families returned last week To
their claims after few months ab-
sence
v II Frs started south FRIDAY
morning on hunt Tor load of corn.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28
Couch,

Edd Ramsay. of Henucssey, was
looking over his farm last week,
Mrs. Dora Wigton is suffering from n
sprained ankle.
Miss Molhe Bobbit, uf Wichita, is
visiting her parents for few days.
Mrs Hiney visited with Mrs May
sunday
Jim Couch and wife speut Saturday
night and Sunday with $ Il, Davis,
The dance at the Couch Hall Wed
nesday night was we'll attended and
everybody seemed To enjoy themselves
John Phelps bought the kildow
house and moved 1t to his farm.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28
Lodge Directory

Oklahoma Post No 4 Grand
!. :: : e: !. ! = !: : =: !. : :
Army OF tie Republic.
Iii Meets every md and ith Sat.
INllI urdaJ 81 the month at 200
y. M Visiting comrades
0K0 welcome.
J II QUINN, Com.
/. 5. DRrnnoED, Adj
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28
Absolutely the Best Farm Loan Proposition LVcr oerea
to the People of Western Oklahoma and Southwest Kansas

am making a speciality Of Farm Loans. l
am the oldest Farm Loan doing business
in western Oklahoma and southwest Kansas Am
in a position to give you better rates ana
terms than you get elsewhere. we are Uhe
only people that make the interest payable but
once a year wi tn the privilege OF paying
800. 90 or any multiple thereon at any inter
es t paying time. Our loans are payable at the
end Of twelve months if SO desired. Can run
five years if neces sary. Home office, Llber-
al. Kansas. offices also at Meade, Kansas,
and Beaver, Hooker, Guymon and Tyrone, okla.
If you need a loan see or write me at Liberal,
Kansas, or any Of my representat1V1s at the
above named places. Look for my sign.
Beaver office in BraidWood S Abstract OF
flee Very Truly,
A. F. ROCK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28

Ira kaup and family visited at
Couch Sunday
Leslie Molle and Alta Bobbit and
'irant Couch we're guests at W. W.
Ford 5 Saturday evening
Mr. Thessen and Frank Skinner
made trip to Liberal Thursday
Most of the farmers in this vicinity
are getting their blowing done.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28

Willie Kile, who was badly burt 10y
team of runaway mules last week, is
improving. lie is able to be up, and
went to Beaver Thursday for the pur-
pose of having the wound on his head
attended to-
a little daughter Of Mr. Clark, who
lives southeast ot Elmwood, had the
misfortune to get her hand SO badly
crushed 10y machinery as to have to
have her hand amputated
A brand new girl arrived at the
home of Mr. Rogers on Thursday morn
ing. January 2lst
Mrs. BirtliDg came home from her
Kansas visit few weeks ago She
had her three youngest children with
her aud visited her mother and other
friends while away
Pearley Johnson has been busy the
last week caring for a pet in tie shape
of boil on his neck. He says he don't
want very many of that kind Of pets
W Garrett is building a new school
house on Gil Jacobs farm northeast of
Elnwood 1t will be nice school
house
Ed Hibbs aud family and Asa kile
and family spent Sunday at Willie
! Kile's.
A Haskell sold part of his hogs last
week. receiving s. 20 per hundred.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28
The Mode Of Baptism

There will he no preaching at the NJ.
u. Church Sunday evening on account
Of the meeting at the Presbyterian
Church. but the usual morning ser.
vices will be held The subject for the
hour will he The Mode of Baptism y
Please he present with your Bibles
in hand, and expect smile on enter.
ing the church and a hand shake be
fore departing
JAS. BAttINGrR. Pastor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28

Here we come, gocdy goody gout, !
with Cotton Wood items don't leave
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28
Cotton Wood

Here We come. gocdy goody gout,
with Cotton Wood items don't leave
US out.
Some times we send so much, ] guess
We almost stall your printing press;
But It's all editors are fit for, don't
you see,
Just to be pestered by the likes o me
It's all a mistake. am bound to say,
In regard to little Angles wedding
day
For she still remains fair young
Miss,
And the boys are all truly thankful for
this
Jake Little still cuts quite dash,
Driving his team southwark under the
lash.
We don't see who was such goose,
As to turn n certain fellow loose
For around these parts now he doth
roam,
And il makes the girls stay close at
home.
Fry Little plastered VIII rugate's
house.
And now Will can keep out every little
mouse
Jake Little's house will then come
next,
And what will happen you may guess.
Messrs Perry and Anthony went over
to Six Mile.
To visit with relatives aud friends for
while.
Mr. Perry will start home in a few
days,
After he has learned some OF Oklaho-
ma ways.
School this week has been let go,
Because Mrs. Fry is sick you know.
heard Doc Munsell the other day
Softly singing to himself this lay.
30 Dear O Dear how good should
feel.
To take a lady riding in my automo-
bile"
And his glance strayed back as he
climed the HILL
To the little white house OF Mrs, Bra
zil
Some have laid these items to a won
an all the time,
But | tell you I'm Man just in my
prime.
Now | hope no one over this will get
sore,
And ri try to not be so rattle Drained
any more,
] know some big editor will want to
buy these lines,
And I'll be the greatest poet of mod
ern times.
Well, / guess I'll now cut this out
For know nothing more to write
about.
p S-Now all editors beware and
don't get excited,
For tell you these lines are now
copyrighted
So beware how you use them or you'll
get your foot in IL,
The Herald wont stand any foolery tor
minute
All these wonderful productions of my
flowing pen,
have honestly and strictly promised
To them.
Miss Edna Beardsley departed Tues
hnr ,,,nrn,.,rr f.,r Enr,,,n,, ,-hnr, liz
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-01-28

Miss Edna Beardsley departed Tues
day morning for Guymon where she
will visit for time with relatives and
friends
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
AGED NAN DEAD

Waitman Brown Died Last Evening at
City Hospital in First Ward.
Mr. Waitman Brown. an aged citizen
of the community. died Sunday even.
ing ut tho City Hospital after brief
illness.
Deceased was married three times.
and mt the time of his death was n
wilower. His first wife was Miss Ma.
tilda Fetty, Miss Nancy Wilson his
second and Miss Delpllfl Morris his
third. Four children survive him,
namely. !. w. Brown. of Catawba: !.
IT,. OF White Rock: Mrs. Il. A. Pitzer,
of Pricliett's creek. and J. NJ. Brown,
of .AIannington. Funeral services were
held this afternoon. conducted by Rev
Jake Harris. 1ntcrment wns made In
tho Prickctt cemetery. undertaken Jen-
kins in charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
NOT GUILTY
VERDICT IN THREE MINUTES IN.
THE GRAFT TRIAL AT
WILLIAMSON.

HUNTINGTON. w. VA, Aug. o.
The prosecution Of the alleged graft
cases in MinEo county cilmc TO Il sud-
,;cn conclusion Mt Williamson. when
the jury which heard the evidence In
the case against eX-Shcriff Music. one
Of the ACCUSED. returned verdict of
nc1uittal after being out three min
utcs.
When the verdict was announced, G..
W. Dillon and Tax Commissioner T. G.
Townsend, who conducted the prose-
cntion. stated that they had no fur
ther facts to offer. and on motion OF
the defense, the remaining indict-
tlrnts wcrc nnllcd.
The statement of +. A. Sayrc. the
States star witness, was lncorrnbo-
rated. and IL developed that Sayre had
been paid by Sam Lambert. proml-
ncni member Of the sold Lone Rapil''-
lean" faction. to como back from
Oklahoma to testify in the cases.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
BADLY BURNED
MISS SUSAN SATTERFIELD TURN.
ED ON THE GAS AND ExPlO-
SION FOLLOWED.

Miss Susan Sattcriield. domestic
in tho employ OF Mr.. and Mrs. Don't
Hawkins. was csriously burned on sal
,rtlny while cooking on Il gas stove.
Mrs. Hawkins Ind lighted the fire anil
retired To tho porch when the girl
called that the ilrn was not hot enougl.
she was told to turn the gas On strong
cr In n few seconds there was lo1li
cNplusion. Mrs. Hawkins rushed 10
The kitchen and found the girl IL mass
of flames. With tho assistance OF
nciE.lbors the fire was soon cxtinsnisll-
cd l.ut not until Miss Sntterfield was
seriously burned Her hair was nj.
most entirely burned Off and her arms.
face and breast horribly burned. Drs.
C. Il. Duycrs and OHncry wcrn sum-
r.uncd and dressed Ele girls wounds.
:Shc was later moved TO the home OF
Mr.. Baker. While severely burned IL
Is thought that Miss Satterflcll VIII
recover unless she had Inhaled the
flames. III Y
IA report from Miss Sattcrilcld's nhy-
sicians this afternoon stated TINT she,
was resting as conf mfortably ns could be
hoped for and nj Together Is doing well. !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
PARAL YSIS
WAS THE IMMEDIATE CAUSE OF
DEATH OF MRS. CLARA
METHENY.

Mrs. Clara Mathcnw. wifc OF Mr.. In'
scril Mntheny. died on Saturday cvr''
Ing Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Den
MS Barb. ut Hnu,isvillc. For scvcrh!
;cnrs Mrs. Mnt.lcny had hecn trotlhla'l
with Il canccroUs affection and te:"
days ago was stricken By paralysis
" llirh was the immediate cause OF h"i
death. Deceased WIS Il woman OF no
lie Christian character and her death
has caused much genuine regret. SrT'
cral children survive her. Funeral ser
vices were held this morning from tlc
Barb residence and intcrmcnt was
made Mt Hootlsvillc by Undertakes
Cunningham.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
SENSATION
CAUSED BY
RESOLUTION
Wants To Know
Mr.. BaNenger S
Attitude
ifiy United prcEs.1

ff;y United PrrEs.)
SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. "a sen
salional resolution demanding tlat
Gccrctary OF the Interior Baiiinger cx.
plain his attitude toward the United
St;tes reclamation service 10 answer
charges that he Ii inclined to turn
over this branch of the government to
the politicians promises n historical
Ercss which convened here to-day. Bal
linger and Chief Forester Pinchot arc
here. Ballinger and PincnOt are I'M
friendly. The forest service and the
department OF the interior have not
worked in harmony since Ballinser has
been III charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
GASPERD DECRAvE
AGED MAN DIED AT; HOME OF HIS
SON ON VIRGINIA AVENUE
SATURDAY..

On Saturday evening mt the resi-
dencc Of his son. Frank Dcgrnvc. on
Virginia avenue. occurred the death oi
Mr.. Gnspcrd Degrave, n native OF Bel.
gillm. Deceased was aged seventy
years and his death was due to q rom
plication OF diseases. Mr.. DeErave
came 10 thi country in 1879 and to
Fairmont about three years ago. For
time he worked In the Window. Glass
Factory. but later retired from active
service.
Two sons. Frank. Of this city. and
Arthur. Of Hartford City. Ind. survive,
both Of whom have been with him dur.
Ing his last illness.
Funeral services were held this AZ
tcrnoon ut the residence. condnctd by
nv. J. w. Critics. OF the M. +. Church
South. Interment was made In Maple
Grove Cemetery. with Undertaken vii.
hanson in charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
CONSTABLE WALKER
BREAKS UP Card PARTY
The People Array
ed Against This
Nuisance

Constable Joi,n s. Walker went out
Into tine byways yesterday. afternoon
and brought in q bunch OF men who
were engaged in a game OF cards near
Kingmon:.
The Sunday key part.es and the
gaming UP The river is getting to be
very objectionable to the better class
OF people In the community who have
to stand for much. They have lodged
complaint with the officers and ther,
will be a determined effort made to
break up the gangs that congregate
and among the ncighborhood in which
their revels are held.
Constable Walker. went to King
mont yesterday and near the village
he found about one hundred and fifty
men collected. some were drinking
beer. some were playing cards and 9TH
ers were playing ball. The Officer
gathered up bunch OF card players
and brought them to the city. The
men brought here by the officer were
J. II. Wcayer,2 Lugio Police. Dominica
Fetc, Vincenzo Peril Giavoni Succa-
ylno and Salvatore Durrnno. The for
clgncrs were the men tnat were en-
gagged in the game. Weaver was mr.
rested for attempting to aid them In
getting away from the officer.
Constable Walker loaded his rrls-
crers in launch and brought them
down the river. He took them before
Justice Z. S. Amos yesterday after
noon. Tho men paid the fines tinl-
posr,. apon them.
The foreigner after they had pail
their fines said that hereafter theI
would do their playing in their homes
Constable Walker went to, King
mon. this afternoon to make arrests
Of several other men that were guilty
Of playing.
rhc officers are going to run down
tho card players. A continuous flEht
will be kept up uptil the pructlce is
broken up. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
WRIT BROWN Re ! ! IN.
is Victim. n 0F Of
TYPHOID fever
Well Kno1lv.,n Man
Passed Away
To- day

Mr.. II. Writ Brown, one of t1e ,bes!
known young men of Fhirnont, .die'l
This morning ut threo o'clock at his
home in the First ward after Il two
weeks Illness from tyrloitl fever.
Deceased was aged .3G years and
was 4 son of William X. and Mary q.
Brown. He was native OF Lewis
county and Ind been Il resident Of
Fa-mont for six years. Two years
ago he was united In marriage to Miss
stella Elliott, OF Harrison county. who
survives him. Besides his wife anal,
parents. q sister, Miss Emma. and n
brother. Mr.. Lutte Brown. also survive.
Sir. Brown was in the employ of the
z. and O. r. r. Company, being clerk
to tile supervisor. He was a faithful
and valued cmploye. For twenty years
Ar. Brown had ben n faithful and
colisIstant member Of the N. E.,denom-
nation and lad been secretar; of the
BOARD of the Diamond Street M. Il.
Church for three years.
:Mr. Brown was u devoted husband.
son and brother and he will be great
Iy missed In the home circle. Through
out the city of whicil he was re-
.;pcctod citizen. n general feeling Of
deep rcSct prevails at the untlmely
close OF n useful life.
Funeral services will be held on
"Wednesday morning at nine O'Clock at
the residence. of his father on Co1Hm-
bin street "A special car leaving the
city ut 10 o'clock will convey the fun
eral party to Shinnston, where inter-
1ncnt viii take place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
NEGRO MADE Good
WHEN FOR $50 HE OFFERED TO
PRODUCE MAN WANTED FOR
MURDER.

WhYNESDlTRG, Pa, Aug. 9.-Rival-
ry for the affections of a woman OF
this city is said to have caused n quar-
and Henry Linden. which resulted In
Armstrong being fatally shot. supnos-
cdly by Linden. After an all-iay
search for the alleged pcrpctrator Of
the crime. negro approached one OF
the detectives and offered to produce
Lin1n for $50. The money was hand
cd to him. and. stepping behind a
chicken house. armed with n shotgun,
the negro returned in moment with
the man wanted for the shooting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
Point Pleasant 9
MONUMENT COMPLETED AND
WILL BE UNVEILED In ~
OCTOBER.

The battle monument wllfcn has
been under construction at Point
Pleasant. at the mouth OF the Great
Ennnwha river. for the past several
months. ilas Just been completed. The
,ronument marks the place where the
fronticrsmen and large band Of
Indians met in battle, In the carly days
Of tho revolution. The unveilinE Of
the monument will be held in Octo-
Der, the date not yet being set. The
occasion will be in tho nature of n
large celebmtion ut which addresses
Of considerable length will be de-
livcred by the governor. Senator Scott
AMI other notnbles OF the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
|CLASH BETWEEN SEC'Y 0F
THE INTERIOR AND. Chief
FORESTER PINCHHOT'
HE MAY co TO
BLO0MINCDALE
HARRY THAW'S MOTHER BE-
LlEVES HER SON MAY BE
SENT THERE.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Aug. o.
Harry Thaw had no visitors yesterday
and spent Sunday quietly in his cell
ut the county Jail, Where he will re-
main until Justice Mills makes his
findings on the recently concluded
iIabaas corpus proceedings to dete:-
mine Tlaw's sanity.
:lrs. Mary 'Copley Thnw. Harry's y
mother. said last night that the pro
cec'lfngs mad been fair. and she cx-
i.cctcd either that her son would be set
Tree or placed perhaps in BloonlinS'lnlc
asylum here in White Plains. for Il
[erIod of further observation. DR..
Ernest Schmidt, the superintendent ut
EloominStlalc. is 4 friend of Justice
Mills, and 1t was Mrs. Thaw's sllS-
gcstion that lie could make daily re-
PORTS TO the court,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-09
MRS. BRADLEY d!
SLAYER OF SENATOR BROWN DE.
MANDs A SHARE OF HIS
ESTATE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-Thc story
OF tnc killing OF Ex-Governor Brown. OF
Utah. who was shot to death In the
Raleigh Hotel here two years ago by
Mrs. Annie Bradley. will soon bc re-
ie;,teh In the Salt Lake City courts.
when Mrs. Bradley sues for tho estate
of $4,000 left by tho man she killed.
Mrs. Bradley Will base her claim on
tho proof s.lc advanced at tho murder
trial when she showed that her two
children are SONS OF Brown and that
enc of them is named for him. She Is
now living In poverty near Salt Lake
City. and 1t Is said that ner straitenel
circumstances forcc her into tic suit.
Ernwn had two children by q former
wifn who are now enjoying the fortune
the;r father left. Mrs. Bradley de-
ciarcs helf OF this money should 50 to
llcr children by Brown.