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prefer a charge OF assault against
Holmes, because she knew he
would then be punished by fine.
and, she said, she would have to
pay the fine, but she asked the
court to adjudge him guilty Of
neglect and non-support. The
judge stated that he could not do
this, owing to the fact that
Holmes had not deserted her.
Holmes has stated his deter
mination to fight the case.
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st. Petersburg, Feb. 27.--Al-
though the little czarevitch is but
4 years old he seems to be al
ready in training for an autocrat
and is developing a character and
imperious will all his own. When
ever he issues command he ex-
poets it to be obeyed, and there
attempts to oppose him.
About midnight, not long ago,
while aboard the imperial yacht in
the bay of Finland, he suddenly
awoke and without hesitation is
sued verbal command that the
ships band be assembled to play
for him.
You can't" protested his
nurse, have the band play now.
The men are all asleep. Besides
you would wake up the whole
yacht"
But / want it to play"
BE good boy and go to
sleep"
II won't go to sleep, and l must
have the band"
He had his way. The bandsmen
were reused from their sleep and
ordered to serenade the little
prince until he went to sleep.
Another anecdote: Saying his
prayers one night he ended by
"Hurrah for God!"
Shocked at this perseverance the
nurse said: you mustn't say
that"
why not?" asked the future
car. people say 'Hurrah' when
papa goes out, and God is much
greater than papa"
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RESIDENCE is
Quilted BY
FIRE

Fire which Is believed to have
originated from defective wiring
completely Quilted the upper floors
of the residence of B. Bertleson,
610 North Fife street, yesterday
afternoon, damaging the house to
the extent of 800. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertleson were sitting in one of
the lower rooms during the great
err part of the conflagration, I'M
mindful of the sweeping flames
which were eating the roof from.
above their heads. The fire de-
partment prevented the fire from
spreading to adjoining buildings.
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BULLET ENDS LIFE
OF WEDDING GUEST, FOL-
LOWING RECKLESS SHOOT
ING.
(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SPOKANE, Feb. 27. = Mrs.
Mary Janke was almost instantly
killed during wedding festivities
at Russian settlement about 80
miles northwest of here Thursday
night. Odelia, the daughter of
Ferdinand Jasnass, was married to
home.
Following the ceremony liquid
refreshments flowed freely and,
as is the usual custom, the guests
went out doors and began shoot
ing. Henry Schnell, between II
and Is years of age, fired his
revolver at the ground. The bull
let glanced, striking Mrs. Janke
in the abdomen, passed through
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THE TACOMA TIMES
WOMAN HALES HER HUSBAND
BEFORE CITY COURT
FOR CRUELTY

Charging that he had beaten
her numerically, had thrown
household utensils at her, and
caused her to submit to various
indignities, Mrs. c. N. Holmes yes
terday had her husband hailed be-
fore Judge Arntson, of the police
court, and attempted to have him
put under peace bonds, The case
was postponed until next Friday.
Mrs. Holmes did not want to
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H00.n0O HOUSE
on A..Y.-P. GR0uM DS
(By United Press Leased wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Feb. 27.-The site
for the Hoo-Hoo house which is
to be erected by the lumbermen
on the grounds OF the A.-Y.-P.
exposition was formerly accepted
today by the Hoo-Hoo house COM
mittee.
The club house will be located
between the Washington and for
estry buildings on a knoll over
looking Lake Washington. The
ground Is now being cleared and
construction will be commenced
March 1.
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ZION CITY ON
CASH BASIS

(By United Press Leased Wire
WAUKEGAN, ILL.,, Feb. 81
Reports today in the possession of
Receivers Thomas and Voliva of
Zion City indicate that that COM
munity is on a money-making
basis.
A report of factories and in
dustries shows that a profit of
$1,000 was made during January
and that for the six months pre-
ceding January the net profit was
$20,653.
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PULLMAN WAITER
aAVERTS TRAGEDY
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
, K BUTTE, Mont, Feb. 27.-The
destruction of westbound ex-
press train and possible loss of
life through a fire which consum-
ed the dining car was narrowly
averted by the presence of mind
of a negro waiter who aroused the
trainmen after dashing through
the blazing diner, according to
news reaching here today.
The diner caught fire during the
night while running at full speed
between Willow Creek and Three
Forks, from an exploding lamp.
The better class patrOniza prinoa's
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PRESIDENT
INDICATED
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 81.
The house yesterday refused to
make an appropriation to provide
for prosecution of the steel trust
in connection with the absorption
of the Tennessee Coal & Iron
company, which Roosevelt au-
thorized. An amendment offered
by Bartlett Of Georgia to provide
the funds, was defeated by 113
noes to 81 ayes.
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HOUSE REFUSES
TO Divide
FLEET
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 81.
The members of the Pacific
coast delegations in the senate to-
day are making strenuous efforts
to prevent the defeat of amend
ments to the naval bill providing
for the division of the feet, to af-
ford protection to the Pacific coast
following the refusal of the house
to pass the measure.
The house also refused to sane
tion the provision for the selec-
ton Of site for another navy
yard in California.
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Fern Hill. Dec. 5. 1905.
rMr. M. e. Macy, Tacoma. Wash.
ment of four different doctors and
|osteopaths and was growing worse
from day to day, came to Tacoma
In July of this year, hoping to find
relief. While stopping at the Impe-
rial hotel 1t was suggested by some
one that i come to see you. had
been an invalid for two years and
was not able to walk. It took me
three-fourths of an hour to get to
your office, e distance qf fiysl
blocks. The two courses Of treat
ment I took from you brought me
out so that 1 am better than have
been for yeavs. and am very well
satisfied with the treatments,
work nG as veil veil as 70 snysody g could az
Believe me, I shall always stand
ready to commend your treatments
Il am now living at Fern HIN.
IF. b. BocHARDs
A Rational Treatment for Asthma.
Catarrh. Goitre. rheumatism, Tl3-
al Troubles. All Nervous Disessss
and Diseases Of the Eye. weakened
conditions of any nature. *
Highest grade Optical Goods a<
reduced prices Satisfaction guar
Oldest established drugIess curAu
in Tacoma. Best equipment. LoweSt
prices. Consultation free. Hours
a. m. to p. m. Consultation and
treatment at other hours BY aI,-
1927. Macy's Druglees Cures and
Optical Parlors, The Tyson. Corner
st, Helens avenue and d street.
The better class patronize Prince'D
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WINS
fame AS
ARTIST !.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-After 20
years of struggle against over
whelming odds, Charles e. Hall
berg, a janitor in the Austin State
Bank building, today is in possess
sion of letter from the Gutten-
burg art gallery notifying him
that his painting, Atlantic" has
been accepted by the institution.
Hallberg occupies. a position
unique in. the world of art. With
out instruction other than that
given him by various artists
whose studios he cleaned, the
janitor picket up the rudiments
of his craft.
His painting is valued at $500
by the Gutenberg gallery.
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WOMAN is KILLED
AT WEDDING FEAST

the intestines and lodged in the
spine. She lived but few mo-
ments. She was married and
leaves five children, one a babe
only few months of age.
Young Schnell was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff I. N. McCollom,
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Smith & Flies addition, cheap
est lots in town, $40 cash, balance
monthly. Parsons q Smith, Cali
fornia building. 49,
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Incubators, Breeders, Poultry
Fence. Tacoma Imp. & Seed Co.,
18th and Commerce. sss
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(The following communication.
written by Mrs. o. G. Ellis, repre-
senting the Tacoma Pure Food
Council, should be of vital interest
to every housewife i'm Tacoma and
to all other persons who are par
ticular about what they eat
EditOr):
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GET YOUR LUNCHES PUT UP
AT
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Get the Observation-Disclosures
and have time for business. ***
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The better class patronize Princes
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Yours very truly,
Tn n Ann

Were the home makers wrong
In asking that bread be wrapped
n paraffine paper?
Paraffine Is, made by trust,
but to eliminate from our living
everything made by . trust will
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-10
(ayee.

fount.
Miss I'eona ROPER visited TREND, ia Ma
TIN. last week.
Miss Jessie Wall visited friend, IN "a.
man, several days last ve,t.
Mrs. Ruth uioys aud Mis-. IVA ios...l
were IN Moscow THURSDAY shopping
Frank Wall returned home Frid., a..
Lexington. ny where BE- has l.sn 10 -
Mr., Hone and sam johnson s,,.,aI
ChiidrvnN ilay services at heslsfloa M
day.
several Of our citissus len at nistt I,
Memphis, Tenn, Shsrr they III 49,
the reunion.
Mrs. Lacy Jones and children Nayms A
Hazel, Of FULTON. arr visiting hef moiss
Mrs. y. n. Attetrrry.
Mrs. CLARA Naylor and taby Ard Eul
Johnson left Monday Cor Oounsion. TsuI
where they will visit relatives.
W. A. Edmiston met ulth Id misioftu.
Friday. when al engine fsii twu iasi o. \
hand. MASKING u badly aid hreAklns a
bones In several pieces in NE middle hlss
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At Memphis This Week.

Hickman and vicinity vas veil
at the Confederate re-
union at Memphis this week. Among
others. We note the following attend.
ed;
S. L. Dodds and family
DR.. S. X. Davidson
VIM. Stoker
DR.. J. o. Stubs
w. c. Bovden
Will Huff
Mrs. N. X. Neighbors and children
Ben T. Wilson
E N. SAMSON
Miss Annie Sharon
Jno. 7. Dillon
Roy Waters
Col. II. Buchapan
Gen. II. A. Tyler
Miss Marie Brevard
r. B. Brevard
A. M. DeBow
Mrs. Alice Amberg
7. +. Benton
Miss Alex Adams
W. c. Johnson.
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Will Have Big Shoot.

S. L. Dodds president OF the Hick-
man Gun Club. announces that a
big shoot. lasting two days. will be
pulled off in this city on July II and
Is.
This will be one Of the bigges,
events in Hickman this seaeon.
Hundreds OF visitors are expected to
be vith US on those dates. Some
thig over $500 "added money" has
been raised to make the shoot inter-
esting.
Programs will be forthcoming In
a short time giving full! particulars.
Get ready.
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500 Reward 500.

The readers Of this paper will b. pleased
10 learn that there 4 least one dreaded
disease that science has BEEN able 20 cure In
all stages. aud that II Catarrh. HallS Ga.
thrrh Cure u the only positive cure now
known To the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls OatarTh
Cure l. taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the system
thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease. aud giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature IN doing us work. The pFoprietors
have 80 much fnith Ia IT. curative powers
that they offer one Hundred Dollars for
any case that u fails 10 cnre. send for list
OF testimonials.
Y. J. CHENEY OO- Props. Toledo. q.
Sold BY all Druggists. 7bc.
Take Halls Family pills for constipation
DR.. c. w. Curtin was in St.
Louis the first part OF the week.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by
Board Of Education Of Fulton Coun-
ty for the erection Of a public
school building. according to plans
and specifications held by the
Secretary Of said Board. also on
file at the Office of the County Super
intendent. All bids will be sealed
and placed In the hands Of J. c.
Lawson. Secretary, Fulton, KY.
on or before June 20. 1909. Full
instructions 10 the bidders will be
found in the specifications.
Dora M. Smith, Co. Supt.
]. c. Lawson. Sec'y. Fulton Coun-
ty Board OF Education.
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Notice TO Teachers.

The first election OF teachers un-
der the New School Law will be
held Saturday. June 26. On that
day the Division Board in each Edu-
cational Division will meet for the
consideration Of applications and
the election Of teachers for the un.
graded schools Of the county. APP
plications for positions in said schools
must be filed with the secretary OF
the Board Of the Educational Divis-
ion in which a position is sought.
The Educational Divisions OF Full
ton county are formed Of sub-dis-
tricts as follows;
EDUCATIONAL DIVISION NO. /.
Rock Springs,
Woodlavn,
Taylor,
Palestine and Brown Consolidated
School,
Liberty,
McFadden,
Lodgeton.
Applications for the above schools
should be sent 10 T. o. Copeland.
Secretary. Crutchheld. Ky.
EDUCATIONAL DIVISION NO. 2.
Edmiston.
Cayce,
Rural,
Simmons,
Rush Greek,
Roper,
Hazel Dell,
Applications should be sent to Joe
A. Roper, Secretary, Cayce. Ky.
EDUCATIONAL DIVISION NO. 3.
Walnut Grove.
Stubs.
Montgomery,
Faitview.
Beech Grove.
Graves.
Applications should be sent to (.
G. Maddox, Secretary. Hickman,
Ky
EDUCATIONAL DIVISION NO. 4.
Sycamore Chapel,
Blue Pond.
Sassafras Ridge,
New Hope.
Island No. 8.
Madrid Bend.
Applications should be sent 10 c.
H. Smith. Secretary. Hickman, KY
Contracts must be in writing, sign
ed in duplicate by the teacher and
by the chairman and secretery OF
the Division Board OF the division in
which the teacher is employed.
DORA M. SMITH, Co. Supt.
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thirsty REQ is what you need.
Clarence Henry is on the sick list
this week.
Change of Program every night
at the Lyric.
Everything in groceries Betters-
worth & Prather.
]. H. Russell is visiting relatives
in LeFollette, Tenn.
D. F. Morgan is painting his resi-
dence in East Hickman.
Miss Swan Naylor is visiting
in Covington, Tenn, this week.
A choice line of bottled and can
ned goods at Bettersworth & Prath-
er's.
Suits cleaned and pressed-phone
No. 81. Work collected aud deliver
ed in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Travis re-
tururned Sunday night from a short
visit to Trenton.
See Clarence Corum for Com
mecial-Appeal, Posi- Dispatch and
Nashville American.
Ladies tailored suits and skirts
pressed-called for and delivered.
Phone S4.-Schmidt.
w. E. Allen purchased, this week,
the S. II. Bassett residence in West
Hickman, paying S37S.
Master Raymond Schmidt, of Un-
ion City, is the guest of his brother,
Carl Schmidt, and wife.
Miss Marie Brevard spent few
days this week with Miss Adrian
Brevard near Union City.
Just received a car of Hay Bale
Ties-bought right-vill be sold
right.-Hickman Hardware Co.
Persons indebted to Jas. c. New
ton by note or account, are requested
to call and settle at once and save
cost.
Ben Hertwick and wife, and Miss
Savannah Eaker left Sunday for
Memphis to attend the Reunion,
and visit relatives.
Mrs. Paul Davis, who has been
spending few days with Mrs. VI.
F. Naylor, left yesterday for her
home in Jackson, Tenn.
Don't forget that the "Inperial'
is the snappiest and most stylish
line OF ladies' oxfords and pumps to
be found in the city.-Miilet & Nay.
lor.
We are paying you the cost Of
collection, by selling an Ice Coupon
Book at ten per cent discount from
the face, for cash. Hickman Ice &
Coal Co.
Otto Hertwick and wife, Ed Case
and wife, w. c. Johnson, Mayor
Tom Dillon, and J. w. Morris went
to the Reunion at Memphis Mon.
day
Mr.. Samuel F. Troxell, of the
Samuel F Troxell Roofing Co., Of
Louisville, is here putting on the
new roof to the new Addition to the
veneer Cutting Room.
c. E. Rice, wife and daughter, c.
E. Webb and DR.. Rudd, N. G.
Cooke, Jack Murphy. E. c. Rice
and DR.. /. II. Reed we're here from
Fulton Monday in autos.
Homer Wyatt, age %, a vel
known young man of the east enc
of the county. died Tuesday morn
ing. Buried at Boaz Chapel
tuberculosis caused his demise.
DR.. ]. o. Stubs and family, DR.
S. X. Davidson, A. M. DeBow, r
B. Brevard, Lamb Shaw and wifi,
and Master Arthur Shaw, George
Threldkeld and wife attended tn,
Reunion.
{. Hicxson, an aged umbrella
member, was found dead In Fulton
Tuesday morning. The coroner'i
jury decided that stomach trouble
caused mis- death. He was buried in
the potter's field.
Rev. Andrew Huntington made a
business trip to Fulton. Wednesday
II is probable that he will leave
Hickman in short time, although
only recently elected to fill the pull
pit at the Baptist church another
year.
Reminder Rev. c. L Price, o.
Fulton, will preach at the Episcopa
Church in Hickman next Sunday
1 n
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Motion pictures every night at the
Lyric.
c. H. Moore wants your grocery
trade.
REO-best drink on the market
Covgill's.
Mrs. Heath was on the sick list
this week.
Genuine Dutch Tea Rusk at c.
II. Moore's.
Arch DeBow spent Sunday in
Newbern, Tenn.
Jas. c. Newton sells goods for
cash or produce.
Hern Brown is spending a few
days at State Line.
Miss Sallie May Plummer visited
in Mayheld, Sunday.
Do you wear pants1 Have
Schmidt, the tailor, 10 make them.
Miss Ar ME Lee Brown is spend
ing the week with relatives in the
country.
Have you ever tried the genuine
Dutch Tea Rusk1 Ask c. II. Moore
about II.
wANTED-l00 cords OF four-foot
wood for brick yard. at once.-W.
A. Dodds.
Clarence Corum delivers the Com
mercial Appeal, Post-Dispatch and
Nashville American.
NOW is THE TIME to try a
pair of DR.. Gau's cushion-sole
shoes. --Millet & Naylor.
We we're in error last week in
saying that w. r. King had sold his
restaurant to c. B. Wright.
Mrs. Jas. Housley and children
will leave tonight for Nashville, to
visit relatives for several days.
Pay cash for Ice Coupon Books
and save ten per cent on your ice
account. Hickman Ice & Coal Co.
Bettersworth & Prather are nov
sole agents for Sanspareil -four
every sack and every barrel guaran.
teed.
LOST: Silver case knife with
ivory handle between Hickman and
Mud Creek Dridge.) Return to thin
ofhce-revard. SAFE
Mrs. D. B. Wilson left yesterday
for Morgantowu, w. Va. to spend
about three weeks with her sister
Mrs. Anderson.
Right now is the the time to gei
busy and put in that bathroom out
fit. Why not have IL done THU
month Cotton & Adams.
W. R. Andrews, of Union City
has been offered the position Of edi
tor OF the poultry department Of
the St. Louis Journal Of Agriculture
The domestic troubles that exist
ed between Mott Ayers. formerly
editor of the Fulton Leader. and hi
wife have been settled and the d.
vorce suit Withdrawn.
Bolaad Ropey and John Roney
are visiting their brother, J. W
Roney and family. They now reside
in Clinton, KY, having recently
moved there from Texas.
VIM. Coleman, a young farmer o.
near Beelerton, fell from a passen
ger train in Fulton. this week, anC
was painfully injured. II is allegeS
that he was drinking heavily.
Mrs. c. c. Smith entertained ;
. large number of friends Wednesda,
. evening from three to five at Rock
. There we're seven tables and the
games played with much zeal. Ices
brick cream and cake we're served
Fulton county crop prospects arr
) not so bad. Though interferred b,
. frequent rains, yet the farmers ar,
most all well up With their corn anC
cotton planting and other farm worl
and are looking forward to harvest
ing bountiful crop this year.
. Mrs II Wh;two]h who Ia
, been living on r. T. Tyler's farm Il
the bottom for some time, died las
T Thursday morning and was buried
at Brownsville Friday. Decease,
8 was IS years old. She is survive,
, by her husband.
, The w. o. W. held their Decora
. tion Day services at the cemetery
Sunday, with good crowd in at
tendance. Cooley & Thom's show
, boat band furnished music, and I
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Hickman Lodge 76l
r. & A. N.

Hickman Lodge No. 76i. +. &
A. M. will meet in regular commu-
nication next Monday night at 7 80.
Visiting brothers cordially invited.
H. c. HELM. Master.
d. OWENS. Sec'y.
Work in +. c. Degree
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Christian Church Services

Sunday 9;4S a. m, Extra Sgndil
school rally by the Blues and R'ds
IL a. m.-Sermon by Pastor n, :
Blaney. Subject. Seeking and End
ing God. Sis p. m.-Ss'non
subject-"The Eternal City,
Miss Ellen Young will sing 'PseA
solos at each service.
Program Of subjects TOT n'i
week
Monday 8 p. m.-"TAs Hell .
Hells."
Tuesday = P. m.-"Ihe h'a'''
OF Heavens.
Wednesday s ?. m.-"Ihs f'0''
gal Son." n.
Thursday 8 p. m'-"Ihs F''''
gal Daughter" RI.
Friday s p. MS the h'' '
the World nearI"
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Arthur Shaw and wife spent Sun
day with J. R. Brown and fanny
Fope Herring was in Union NY
last Saturday on business
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, John Nets. Of Morriston. Mo an
old Hickman boy. Is visiting here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-05
FRENzIED WOMAN
RAISES ROUGH HOUSE

Following the invasion Of Mrs Julil
T4urston into County Attorney James
Hepburnes office last evening with
blood In her eye, threatening to kin
lthe county attorney and county Judge
ior having her arrested for booilegging
Mrs Thurston was arrested late las
evening on an insanity warrant sworn
out by County Judge Strang and Coun
~ Attorney Hepburna
When Mrs Thurston entered hts OF
flee late Yesterday afternoon the eoun
ty attorney was out The woman raj
madly about the room, tearing up tnf
furniture and soaring Miss Gregor,
he stenographer down onto the stree
Tie trenzied woman then started /.
raise a rough house In the count
judges office when she was foreibl
elected from the building.
Mrs Thu'ston was to have been al
raigned before the county insanit,
bbard this morning but was released
upon her sons promise to leave O.
The noon train for California wit
Mrs. Thurs.on, never 20 return agair