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The Washington herald., 1909-06-14
REAL ESTATE LnANS
Confess-ate 60 -.

Hsserstown. Nd. June l2-AIsuor.sl
exercises were held in Washington ceme-
terry. in this city. to-day by ths Washing
ton County Confederate Memorial Asso-
citation The graves OF hundreds OF Con-
federate soldiers were strewn with flowers
The grafton was delivered by p Cav
Williams. OF Winchester. Va. sTs-sbe-s
OF Henry Kyd Douglas Camp. sons or
Confederate Veterans. OF Shepherdstova
" Va. attended Several thousand por-
sons witnessed the exercises
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have compiled two editions OF such a
genealogy. and win shortly complete a
third But a study OF the subject in
connection with sociology shows that ii
can render a far more important service.
H H SMEARINGEN
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WALL STREET NEWS
Great improvement in Steel
Business Is Seen.
CROP REPORT as EXPECTED

Tariff Debate Has Little Influence
on Financial COnditiOns-EnIarEe
ment OF Imports a Noticeable Fea-
ture Of Foreign Trade-Year'A Har-
vests Are OF Irregular Character.
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Pittsburg. June 1s.-Forbidden by Mayor
H. s Arthur, OF 0IcKeesport. &c ring
bells 70 attract sleeping customers on
sunday mornings, the milk dealers OF
Tube City this morning used automobile
horns
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RIGHTS OF AUIOISTO
District Rules and Regula-
tiOns Called Unjust.
MANY LAWS TO BAR PLEASURE

Enforcement of Ordinance Compel
ling Lights on Rear of Machines,
speed Required I'm City Limits, and
Tax on SeatIng Capacity Criticised
as DiscriminRtiOn-Right Of Way.
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Bankruptcy Court.
Lawsuit.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
IN rU Charles c. TebbCtts rlle rerurnahis Jure a
and L P. Loving Appointed rscsiFers boad. Siooo
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
Saturday, June II, 1902
DISTRICT COURTS
Equity Court No. =.
Tr~cTr~r cT-aEEopn

JUSTICE oIAFFUltLL
Assignments for June Is:
No &il6 King "a Harfnc-ou. Acrusu
MRckey-Darr. Peyser & Taylor.
No ~ O'Hare vs. Singer Attorneys. Daish
-COlloday
No 6oZ Steele vs.. Steele Arr0rueys. White
Syme-
Baker, or1hington.
No eos Heath vs.. Heath Attorneys. Bendhssn
-Pretzfelder
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Bankraptcr Petition.

Nc. si7oS. Cia7ence 2. Gosld v. Janes v, Il
Neil; damages. N0oc Attorney. Z. c. Dut.ou.
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lIiII,men . Aufn E..

No. SIS In re Charles C. Ts5bests. iHTO,uHsa-
AttoTnay. l. p. Loving
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Estate q Annie L Redaeld: VII dated Fshrrzry
a 1903 fled
Estate of Anna u. Goldsmith: petition s7- lstts-s
tcstamentary. Attorneys. Wilson < Barksdale
Estate of Lucy Y. DasAicll. PETITION for Letters
E administration Attorney. " S DuTal
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Criminal Court No. 1.
IrSTICE GOrIn

JUSTICE GOULD
United States rs Oden B. Gray. forsu-y. On Trial
Attorneys, A A. LipScorb. CrlndGI Nlckey. and
G. I Sims
Criminal Court No. p
JUSTICE ANDERSON
ASSIGNMENT for June ls-A-rairumentS
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

lived. It was only q delusive
breeze that carried him away
from God. The storm 10 on, he
must wake and, too, wake to
things - they are. Rip Van
Wrinkle contain ination must be
broken. Tho Jonahs who 60
wrong must come to them
selves, painful IS it is. They
must meet the storms If they
viii run from God, but If con.
fding in Him. mo storm can
shake my inmost calm while to
that refuge clinging." With q
willing heart let Us go forward
TO do His will and get right
with God.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

In sickness. II certain hidden nsrve goes
wrong. then the organ that this nerve con-
trols viii slso surely fell. IL may be . stom
seb nerve or IL may have given sire myth and
support TO the hssrt or kidnsys. IL vss DR..
shoop that 6rst pointed TO this vital truth.
DR.. shoops Restorative vas not made to does
the stomach nor 70 temporarily stimulate
the heart ~ Kidneys. That old fashioned
method 10 eli wrong. DR.. shoops Rsssora
tive goes directly 70 these failing inside
nerves The rsmssksbis success Of this
prssc ripsion demonstrates the wisdom oi
treating the ectusi canss Of these failing
organs. And II 10 indeed easy TO psoye. A
simple 5 or ~ days test VIII surely tell. Try
IL once a0d -. sold by PinArd kaben.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

2TG OpeuuluK kncIT tiu0 III III
dreams their religion is so
poetical that it lives in the
imagination only. Some are
sectarian that apples would not
taste good unless picked from
their own ecclesiastical tree.
When you won't come TO them
they carry around their tree
with them. Brother Jonah
meets with surprise, just H.
this fellow thinks he has beaten
God and has it the way he wants
il, he Is called to give an &C.
count Of himself, which was =
hard matter about then. He
was q genuine shirk OF the first
water. He could dodge more
things than God wanted hi II to
do than any man in that com
munity, so the Lord proceeded
to ponnd a little religion into
him. He gets q good hold OF
brother Jonah, aud then shakes
this text into him in these
words, "What meanest thou oh.
sleeper, arise call on thy Cod
Jonah like every othec fellow
has his hands full to explain
whv he was there aud the rea
son. Have any of you been in
places where. if Jesus Christ
were to ask you to rise and ex-
~ould it be really EN- bar
ITO you?
great need OF the day ID
tians who reallv work at il
~ ure enough Christian, the
falto who gets there who wins
~ ne soul for his Lord. LooS
o. Jonah, intoxicated from his
oosire To get away from God be
.s from God. Watch him,
~ q man will need watching
who is wandering from God
Watch him on that ship tina,
day. He buys q ticket, he pays
he price, but in more than one
lnstallment. Over and over
again does the man pay for his
va anderings away from God
1t is not easy. The way Of the
trangressor is hard" il he is {
professed Christian. The day
that Jonah leaves Joppy not ,
cloud IN the sky, the cloudle ss
blue over matches the sea out
on whose wide waste he sails.
All is of the pleasantest at first
but the storm rises to the mar
who sails away from God anG
duty. The soft breezes fan hil
cheeks, but his pleasure 10 shor'
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

Don't take any chances fOl
the small additional cost of IN.
surance, when THE Old Sioux
Falls Mutual" will guarantee
that il you loose your crop you
will get the Equirelant in cash.
Kirkpatrick Land Agency,
6, II, { Agents.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11
Wapted, 500 Head Of Cattle
10 Pasture

We have q pasture containing,
600 acres of good grass land,
spring water, and shade trees,
situated on Spring Cpeek, and
would like your cattle to pasture
this season. For particulars
Apply to Thomas Arrow. Wag-
ner. S. D. Isaac Omaha, Owner
4.23
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

Nev1vAl SERVICES.
The revival is IN progress.
Evangelist Joel A Smith Is hap.
~ in his mood. and strikes the
people most agreesbly. Miss
Ethel Smith is taking the publ
bv storm with her tactful lead
ership in the music. Her solo
work is fine.
"A large chorus choir leads the
music. Be sure to attend. Last
evening Rev. Smith took for his
subject -Jonah's Trials, taking
for his text John l:6. We give
below synopsis Of the ser mon:
Jonah was the first man, Of
whom we have any record, who
refused a city appointments.
ould he have gone to Nineveh
md had the title of the Rt. Rev.
DR. Jonah. he evidently would
have gone aud delivered distill
ed rose wa.erei ESSAYS on the
Ehigh potency order; but to 20
there and walk the streets and
preacL The I'D coctriro Sf
repentance, Ia 1.C ~ 49, le
sire nor inclination in thAc al
rection, but goss diametrlcally
II in an other direction, buys a
n ticket and hikes OF to Tarsish.
u This man Jonah has great
many sym pathizers toiay who
are inclined much the same way
as Jonah. When God has some
thing for them to do they have
business some where else, that
is very important. There are
lots of folks who have a talent
in cordialiv getting out of work;
there are lots Of folks who need
a summer outing about the time
some needs to be done. Shirk
ing responsibility seems to be
the inexhanstiole heritage Of
the saints Occa >ians Of dress
parade n,var ful e. III | nnlnv
willing snoj c :: ouG nv.s some
folks would have nervous pros
tration if they thought they had
to make q sacrifice for the good
of others. When Christian wor k
Is needed to be done where are
your Christians? There never
was much religion in the world
az now aud never SO much shod.
dy goods on the market. Some
people who seek more religion
have too much already OF the
kind. This crowd pray much
but their prayer is 81 pray
Thee have me excused" my re
liglon is this: help the other
fellow lift his burdens; do him
q kindness that, when this
world is passing away, he will
thank you for what you have
done for him. The oppressed
lives need sunshine. They
need some one to help them to
better life, the life as it is found
in Jesus Christ. This world Of
ours il dying for a better type
of religion. A man with a relig.
ion of icicles will never help any
one only discourage those who
ought to be helped. Some pro
fessors of religion have . relig
ion 80 cold that it makes you
sneeze when you come near
them. Some are stricken with
q kind OF . spiritual paraly sis,
while others are burning up
with feverish worldliness. Some
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

Reports have come to US late.
ly OF parLles who are seinInc in
the lake. The laws OF the state
make SEEMING u serious often 50
and it is the duty Of every peace
officer TO arrest anyone VINO il
taking fish in this way. Aside
from tt18 violation of the law the
ma1 who would take this means
Of getting tsh trom the Lax ID
certainly ono who would stop Ct
no crime. Every psesou who is
interested in the perpetuation
of the fishing in Lake Andes
should make . strong effort TO
break up this nefarious prac.
tice. There should be no hesi-
fancy on the part Of any person
having information that would
convict any person in making ii
known. We would be 9lvd to
have any one who eau furnish
proof that will convict any per-
son OF taking or attempting Ia
take fish from Lake Andes by
means Of any kind OF ssin or net
70 furnish us with that proof
aud We shall take great pleasure
in pushing the prosecution.
The person furnishing the in.
Ormation will receive one- half
Of the fine imposed. Lake
Andes Wave.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

The Service which this bank
exssnds 10 it, patrons 10 of the
Highest Efficiency. and Sstisfac
tory at au times 70 both borrow
sr and dspositor. There are
two important reasons Why you
should transact jour business
With this bank:
IA Capital Of 90, 600 and
and 6urplos Of q, 900
AOmcsrs and Employees OF
snQ uestioned integrity. Mod.
esn banking methods. That 10
Service and Fsoihties.
Just two reasons but ample.
The FIRST STATE BANK
49, 500 Sspls, $10Q0
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

slueg1eA nvess Ard bowels ass the cause OF
nseRly every dAeease. CieAnoe yoss syseem
and regulate she bowels snd Liver 70 healthy.
Aatnssl sctsoo b. Hoiisssr's Rocky Mountain
Tes. The suress remsdy known, = csnts
Tea OF TAbaste.-ptnArd i RAh>o.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

Mrs. A. c. James OF Wagner
wAs visiting with relatives and
friends in this vicinity on Sun
day and returned home Monday
evening. Avon CLARION.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11
Our Exchanges

Matt Petrik and Fred Vague /
and their wives Of near Wagner
attended the Wagner -Janda
wedding at Lesterville Tuesday
Tabor Independent.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

The following prose lyric has
recently made It's appea rA ncs.
I'd like to be q pitcher. AMI on
the diamond stand, cap upon
my forehead. = ball within my
hand. Before applaudinx thous.
ands I'd throw the curving
sphere. and from the eyes ot
batsmen bring forth the briny
tear.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-06-11

Harry Thompson OF Wagner
made this city q visit TINS week
for the first time III many
months. He IS now engaged in
carpenter work Ia his HON.
town and Is making quite a
stake ia that line. He informs
Us that there Is twenty. .iour
buildings under construct In
that city ~ this time, which is
something unprecedented this
early Ia the season Ar mour
Chronlcle-Iribune.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-08
'R6oSEVBLTS WEAK REPLY

Roosevelt has replied to adopted by
by sending in
something of chasened spirit
lie anything his annual message which
the individual members thereof
with the laughter and ee which such
the
be different in Mr.
mdy crmnay
the remarkable state paper ever
which he flung
he short time later
dignihed position come forward
misunderstood The desion
greeted evidence the the
memb OF the matter.
concerned
is his justification of the
The plain letter the
perfectly ustfabe in
demanding all multitude
president obherate that
Appropriations have been made by congress
hunting criminals without having
The appropriations for detective work
the Roosevelt admin
sound the position took in curbng the
the service violation of the law.
it shallow
unconvncng
public
though Mr. probably mind being placed in such good
company.
pces
CALLING effect who takes himself seriously Roosevelt
the will do him
the remainder of
o
probably to verdict of mot gubut don't do again.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-08
CONGRESS LIBERAL APpRopRLA TON.

dbreaking
billion dollars a quarter
Sicily
the worlds history there
country parallel fol
inexhausible
history government
which have contributed eight hundred
the relief of suffering humanity another hemisphere without
hesitation.
establish such and such country and then develop
with the sentiments Of humanity which
appropriation in behalf of the AFFLICTED.
half million dollars which president
would donation
thought liberal
unanimously hundred thousand dollars o
All this before world including
energetic habits
society
entitled personal
efforts they to bring relief the
calamity which visited
pride
with promptitude which douby
The VIII be used for the
other side and load them with provisions medical
This
Inhabitants who in the exremties
liberaity like this
spirit which commanding
of the earth We
retire. China
the uprising
relations than that
is
Congress the cordial
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-08
FAIL TIME IN SOUTH GEORGIA
BY REV. ALEX w. HEADER.

not .ssaulre much water A little to
Mech -usS- IL sooking hss
Ks ali that is required except 2
Guautity in the morning to freshen
his face and hands. Then the well is
Early always nearer the barn than the
house 1t makes the work easier on the
men when they go to water the stock.
1t is a matter of secondary Importance
that the women have long way to carry
the water they need for cookins the food
that is eaten by the men.
Forest fires are burning on all sides.
and many large tracts that are seldom
burned of until February are already
cleared by the FIRE and a new growth
of wire grass is beginning to come M
under the touch of the warn sunshine OF
the last few days. In many Places the
farmers. not knowing what is TO come in
the near future in the way of TAIN have
broken up their lands to be ready. In
case of long wet spell in the spring.
Another strange result of the dry
weather is that a number of large lakes
just over the line in the state of Floride
are about to go dry. About eevry ten years
these lakes run of into an underground
cavity and leave thousands of pounds of
fish fioundering in the mud About 1891
Lake Iamonia ran OF with IA gurgling
sound the water flowing out from hole
In the bottom. In the course of few
months the water came back the way 1t
ran out. and there were just as many
fish in the lake as there had been be-
fore the departure of the water. In a lit
tie while afterwards lake Miscosukee ran
out in the same way and hundreds Of
acres that had been covered by water
were left bare. At these times the negroes
living near the lakes reap rich harvest
a.t, he
muddy bottom.
The farmers are beginning to lock blue.
They are fearing a long wet spell in the
spring. This on top of a comparatively
short crop last year and the panic would
be more than they could stand. They are
like the rest of mankind. inclined to look
on the dark side and to cross bridges
before they are reached. They remind
me of the old woman who said when ask
ed how she felt: IT feel very well today,
but when / feel well. then / always feel
bad because 1 know l am going to feel
worse the next day" The farmers and
all other classes of people need to feel as
did the old negro I met & few years
ago and who was always in a good hui
NOR. When / asked him the reason for
his smiling face when everybody else
appeared TO be in the depths he said
Boss, Use bin a watchin dishere thing
and sees dat 1 git along when 1 amt
got nuttin' bout as well as / does when
got sup'n. an I doan see no reezin
to poster my mine bout wllut I can't
hep"
It's a good thing that Christmas is
here, for it viii give us all chahA to
feel better and to forget our tria 81 Ia
watching the joy of the little ones. TAXI
ing all things as they come. I guess we
get as much or even more sunshine than
We are entitled to if we really had our
deserts.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-08
Owl Attacks BIuecOdt
New York Press.


There was a terrific battle between PATROL
man Henry Martin of Montclair n. j., and
big arctic owl in Llewellyn road, near Eagle
Rock Way, Tuesday night. The great bird
its eyes glowing like small auto lamps, made
repeated dashes at the policemans face. It
was only by the vigorous use Of his club that
Martin saved his eyesight. The owl withstood
several heavy blows and returned the attack
Finally Martin landed a blow on the neck or
the bird. The owl fell hoped away a few
feet, and then, recovering itself. flew away.
Fearing It would return, Martin hurriedly left
that part Of his beat.
1T uncanny experience, the po
liceman said. Il don't want to go through it
again. There were times when / thought the
bird surely would strike my eyes with his
long claws or its hooked beak. 1 have no
idea WHY 1t attacked me. l had done nothing
to incense IT, In fact the first intmation
/ had that 1t was in the neighborhood was
when Il swooped into my face -
The road is wooded heavily at that place,
and owls and hawks frequently have been
noticed there. Heretofore none of them has
been bold enough to attack man, woman. or
child. They have preyed on chickens. pigeons
and small birds. Martin was taken utterly
by surprise when he felt something strike
him heavily on the forehead ami felt the flap
Of wings about his face. Fortunately. he hal
his night stick in his hand and in a po-
sition to set up a spirited defense at once
Otherwise his eyes probably would have been
torn out
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-08
SAN FRANCISCO'S REAL STRUGGLE WILL
JUST BEGIN WHEN CALHOUNGOE TO TRIAL
GRAFT FIGHTERS WILL REACH
THE "HIGHER-UPS" AFTER
PUNCTUATED WITH CRIMY
AND AWFUL TRAGEDY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan. Sam
Francisco has reached the higher
ups"
Patrick Calhoun goes to trial toRzor-
row. He is charged with bribing<a city
official
Maybe the attorneys OF the local
street railway president will be able to
secure a brief respite, ward off for a
few days the actual prosecution. That
will make little difference.
The big thing for the city of San
Franchises and for the nation will be
mat after moye than two years of prose-
cutions, Francis J. Heney and the little
band of sraft lighters associated with
him, viii have fought their way stub
borniy through an army OF petty graft
ers, thieves, bribers, prostituteo law
yers, perjurers, thugs, dynamiters, kid
napers, assassins; through threats, in
Limitations, insults, ridicuie, until they
are now within actual striking distance
of the rich, clever gang chat supplied
the money and the brains to cover
crime, to turn public indignation into
deadly apathy through published lies
and insults in subsidized newspapers.
fThese rich criminals They are
guilty as HE'LL" says Heney.
Now he has the chance to prove ii.
He has fought for two years for that
chance The prosecution today stands
face to face with the millionaires. The
TRIAL of Patrick Calhoun will be the
crucial chapter in the story of the
prosecutions in San Francisco. the eli
max of a desperate, pitiful, terrible tale
of exposures, home wrecking, attempted
assassination, suicide, violent death and
concerted attempt to thwart the laws of
our land and clog the wheels of Justice
Shortly after the great fire and earth
quake OF 1906 when Francis j. Hence,
William ]. Burns and Rudolph Spreckles
announced that they had come to rid
the city of it's grafters, people gave
thanks. The crookedness of Mayor Eu-
gene r. Schmitz, his political boss and
pirate lcaptain, Abraham Ruef, and the
Schmitz-Ruef board of supervisors was
known to the citizens. Everyone, even
the wealthy bribe-givers, declared they
wanted to see these men sent to prison
But Heneg and Burns knew that the real
elimination, of grating meant the con-
viction of the corporation law-breakers
When 1t became known that Detective
Burns had forced Abe Ruef to confess,
the wealthy bribe-givers who could be
sent to the penitentiary on his testimony,
scurried for cover.N The fear of God
was in their hearts. They banded togeth-
er for common defense. -
When the state appellate and supreme
courts freed the convicted Mayor Schmitz
and the self-confessed criminal, Abe Ru-
eff, imbued with new courage, repudiated
his confession, Joined hands with the
''higher-ups" to- wage a desperate cam
paign against the prosecution. Which re-
suited in one of the greatest Waves of
brutal crimes with the unevitable's sequel
of pitiful tragedies that ever shocked,
San Francisco. ait-@t
Ruef and Schmitz were indicted Novem-
Der 16, 1906, /, In, quick succession followed
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-01-08

the Indictment of IA supervisors and
many corporation men.
On November IS. 1906. Supervisor w. w.
Sanderson, who had heard that some OF
his boodling colleagues had been trapped
by Detective Burns and had confessed,
made two unsuccessful attempts. to kilt
himself in Los Angeles hotel. Later he
was compelled to testify. His wife re-
Gently divorced, sued him for maintenance
and a few months ago he was sent to
Arizona by his physicians who gave him
up a hopeless victim of tuberculosis.
On January &c, 1907. Heney's bodyguard.
Oscar j. Kendall. died suddenly in San
Francisco under suspicious circum-
stances Detective Burns believes that
he was the victim of knockout drops adj
nninistered by friends of the grafters.
Driven to shame by the exposure of his
wrongdoing his home wrecked and he
himself fearful of facing his friends, SUI
.pervisor Thos. f. Lonegan. the one super
visor now spoken of as the man who was
''shamed enough to die" passed away
on January g. 1908, of a broken heart.
Louis Glass, manager of the local tel
ephone company, was convicted and sent
enced to five years for bribery. His home
was wrecked and his family dragged from
social prominence. sos4 s
Big Jim Gallagher. leader of the hood
ling board of supervisors and pivotal witt
ness for the prosecution, was constantly
bounded on the streets by the defense
bulliess on the night of April p, 1908,
when his family was at supper a dyna-
mite bomb wrecked the dwelling The
members of the household had a mirac-
ulous escape from death. John and Peter
Claudianes were subsequently arrested
through the efforts of Detective Burns
and John confessed. Peter has been con-
victed and sentenced to life Imprisonment
On November s. 1908, Charlotte w.
Schnnftz mother of boodling Mayor
Schmitzo although believing her son in
,nocent of any wrongdoing, died after two
Nears of shame and SORROW -
ION November 30 of this year Morris
Haas, goaded on by the gTafters and