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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-12

Paralysis in swine most often fol-
lows overlooking of rich heterogeneous
foods to animals that are closely con-
fined. Pigs do best when allowed a
considerable range and not fed too
highly. AS this affection involves the
spinal cord, it is not only liable to
prove fatal, but is not, as a rule, sat-
isfactorily treated. First, remove the
cause. Cut down feed and allow plenty
of range, and if not fed too literally
they will forage about and get exer-
else. Young pigs only partially para
lyzed will often come right treated as
above advised. Old animals will not
often respond to any form of treat
ment.
Farmyard manure is weak in both
phosphoric acid and potash, and these
elements are supplied in fertilizers.
While they may be used alone, it is
customary to use them in connection
with farm manure, which will prac-
tically mean crop insurance, and will
actually prove so with sufficient mois-
ture. Crops can be grown continuous
ly on fertilizers containing all the ele-
ments of plant food. This was demon
strated at the experiment station at
Rothamstead, England, where for AZ
years wheat was grown on chemical
fertilizer without manure and yielded
larger average crop per year than a
similar section on which farmyard
manure vss used.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-30
h. V0IGT
MANUFACTURING JEWELER
726 Seventh Street NOrthWes ,
BETWEEN G. and n.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
e-ss 10 49,.

Everybody has some friend
whom they wish to make
happy. Ii may be mother
or father. sister or brother. 1t
may be a wife. or it may be a
sweetheart-and often them
selves.
Our stock of Jewelry and
Bric-a-Brac is a complete.
Each piece has been carefully
selected and we feel satisfied
that visit from you will
bear us out that we have as
fine a selection as can be
found anywhere. Why not
give us call.
Any article that you may
select will be laid aside and
delivered when wanted. Ex-
perienced clerks. Polite at
ltention.
WATCHES. DIAMONDS, EN-.
BLEMs. RINGS. sILvERWARE,
CLOCKS and BRONzES, PRAYER
BOOKS rnd MEDALS.
725 18th Street. N. w. Washing.
ton. D. g., is the place and the man
TO deal with is Il. VOIGT.
Everyone who deals with voigt is
pleased.
Nov. lily.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The following tracts of land located ii
81. Mary's county can be purchased
cheap and on liberal terms, il time Is do
sired
A farm on road leading from Saint
Johns to st. Andrews church; contain,
ing 125 acres. Dwelling Of 1--WE rooms
stable aud barn, Level and fairly tim
bered Soil varied
A farm near. or adjoining the same.
on the 6iebe road, containing 12S acres,
level and well tinbered. Small dwelling
and stables, barn and corn house in good
condition, Fine tobacco soil.
4 sarlu esaf f.aurel arove containing
100 acres, more or less. Dwelling and
cut houses In good condition. Fine
Tobacco SOIL
Also one farm containing 100 acres,
near Jarboesville, Sth District. well
tanlered in oak, pine and gum.
The above lands being owned by me,
can be purchased exclusive Of Agent i
commission.
In addition To the above lands, hyae
Tor sale the following very desirable
farms In the 9Th district, near Charlotte
Hail, and on this Southern Maryland
Railroad, which can be bought al a re-
sonable figures and on liberal terms.
A farm 10 the 5th District, containing
253 acres. can DO divided into two
farms. On one side Ii barn Of tj0xA0,
with large peach orchard: ON other side,
two small dwellings, directly on railroad;
both sides we'll timbered.
Another farm containing 400 acres
building; large dwelling Of 10 rooms
three barns and tenant house. Vel
timbered.
Another farm Of 1893 acres; fine. rooms
dwelling; new barn, 40x4O; well tim.
bered and tenant houses for labor.
Another farm Of 80 acres: large d well.
ing OF Z rooms and 2 barns; heavily
tiinbered with chestnut aud white oak.
Tenant house for labor.
Another farm Of 16a acres; 9 room
dwelling; 2 nice barns in good repair. ]
tenant house,
The last mentioned four farms adjoin
each other, near Charlotte Hall, and all
Ia close proximity ~ Railroad
ENOCH b. ABELL,
lsonArdtown. Md.
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session OF the yawl. Ia brief space,
the Captain himself stepped on
board. With the turn OF the night
the rain began 10 abate; ihe wind
was veering round westwardly, and
appearances seemed TO Indie ate O
change Of the weather before morn
inRs
The word being given, the boat
was showed off from the strand; and
the regular, sturdy. and rapid
stroke Of the oar was heard, along
after she was lost to view, as she
laid her course towards Cape Look
Out.
Soon after this. Francis and Pedro
knocked at the door Of Rob's cabin.
I'VE are ready to put you on board
Of the Escaltador, Master Swale, ?
said the first. just thrusting bis cap
ped head and frize- clad shoulders
into the hut.
l am with you. honest gentle
men,
up with your anchor" cried
on Rob, when he found himself on
the deck oftbe brigantine. Pedro,
make what sail thou think'ss best.
and stand out into the bay"
In less than an hour the sailor
waited on bis new captain for or
ders. I'VE have fair berth up
and down, master. Whittier do we
steer7''
ITO the Patuxent," replied Rob.
"Ay, ay--our course is north
ward. T" And the brig was soon UNI
der easy sail with the wind abeam,
as ii blew moderately from the west,
with here and there star twinkl-
ing through the breaking clouds, as
she made her way towards the head
lands Of the Patuxent.
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SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY.
LEoNARDTOWN, Nd,
Conducted by the
SISTERS or CHARITY.
or NAZARETH. KY
or NAZARETH, KY.

Boarding and day School for Young
ladies, situated III the most picturesque
part Of beautiful Maryland.
Academic, intermediate, Elementary
md Commercial courses; special advan-
cages In Music and Vocalixation.
Besides the best moral AVID religious
training and d thorough knowledge 81
the coures pursued, particular attention
is also given TO the cultivation Of lady
like manners, amiable department and
whatever tends tO inspire d love for fhn
good. the beautiful and the true.
Various games tend to render The
students heaIthful and afford ample 3D.
portunity for enjoyable outdoor exer-
else.
Parents desiring TO enter thesr ehsld.
rem viii please make application All
once.
For further Information and entaIos
gnea, address
SISTERS on CHARITY.
12l . Ln0NAn040wn. Mp
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-30

IoHN fRNDLKT0M X KENNEDY. III. b. auth.
or WIS born In baltimore, Aug. ~ t7sEs died
Oct y. 1870 He graduated at The University
81 Mary land IN 1872 was admitted to the bar
~ 1915 served In the Legislature IA ig1e "a .
mem b1f Of Congress lHD-441s presidential
oiectoT on thu Harrison ticket Ill $40, and
was Chairman % the House COMMITTEES on
com mefce IN Congress. 1912. He wnm again
elected % the Maryland 1yegin ature and wAs
speaker OF the House III fsI8. Wa appolnfod
Secretary OF tho Navy 1879, ard allied Ia IL
ting out tom mudoge Perry'a Japan Oh pezsi4
lion and ~, karfea second AfutIc voyage
~ mis- death was provost 81 tho Univsfsify on
Maryland, vieesprealdent OF the MARYLAND
Historical Hoolety, chairman of the board III
trustees Of the Peabody Academy, Battl.
more and trustee OF che Peabody Educnkinfl~
~ Fund. Was the author 81 several Y4oveIn
and o. q Life Of William Writ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-30

| Trustees Of the Peabody ArndeGuy' Ba,ti.
/ more and trustee OF the peab0dy Edtinatiof,~
~ FUND. Was the author o. several novels
| hnG 90 q Life OF william Writ.
tiseprint from the I.ipplncott edition Of 1871.
THE necklacel-I had forgot the
nccklaeel" said Pedro. with some
what thick utteFance; and leaving
the room for moment. he returned
With a large round stone. which
was expertly enyeloped In cords
aud fastened around the SocretaFy's
neck.
Now to the skin. Iadsl gel Ii
ready upon the beach 800 that thou
hast the oars.
At this command the sailors went
forth 10 make their preparations.
In Gods name. hoyi' eagerly
demanded Tho Cripple, tho monent
tho seamen had left the room. '.cansa
swim2 Answer quickly would
save my tlJs.
II can.
Thanks for thai wordl Thou
wiltslt beside mo in the boat j will
cut these cords. When extInauiah
my light, spring Into the wave,
nahotashsss shore xau wssl docs.
wsspons and garueiiss unae lie
door sill. These drunken knaves /
will detain from pursuit. Make
your way northward. along the
beach. Four miles from here you
will reach the dwelling OF one
JAFvis-you will find him friend
~"
All ready. Master Rob shouted
one Of the searnen. rs BIO thrust his
bead within tho door
Take more drink, Pedro sis i
wet night, said Rob.
Whilst the sailor obsyed this com
mand, Tho Cripple took up q billet
Of resinous pine, which no lighted
at the ERE. and, under the guidance
Of this flaming torch, Albert was
led 70 the boat.
| The two mariners took their places
at the oars, the captive was seated
alongside Of The Cripple. who as
sumed the helm. aud ali things
made ready for their eventful yoy.
age. The surf ran high under the
pressnreofau sAstorly wind, which
blew III upon this shore; and moth.
Ing was heard bus The stunning
sound Of the surge, whose foam
sparkled as ID broke on the beach
from the dark waste Of water 81 the
bay. The torch straamed alofs ii
IN tho wind. tiinging les lighs full
upon the faces ot the sturdy oars.
men. aud plainly enough disclosed
to Rob the SIMPLIFYING effect Of their
late debauch at the Chapel, redoubl-
ca as Ii was In the recent posallons
which had been supplied III The hui
Albert Verhayden, unable toacc0uns
for the sudden integest which The
| Cripple had so hurrledIy expressed
In his fate, scarcely could per snade
himself 70 believe Ia its sincerity.
Ruk ctift ltLa fxsae 4. /. Asaa<a f..4 L -
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leader Of the pirate crew quail be
} fore him. There was, in the coun
: tenance and bearing Of the mlsshap
en- tenant Of the hui, an expression
Of command and harsh and fiery re
J solve. which alone might master thu
rough minds with whom he held
bis daily commerce; but there was
besides, q personal awe OF him
derived from bis secluded life and
greater intelligence, approaching &c
the fear inspired BY supernatural
being, which was sufficiently potent
to disarm the hostility and secure
the obedience OF the credulons
seamen who followed the for
tunes Of Cocklescraft. An ans
wer Of defiance and reproof hesi-
tated on his tongue. His eye glls-
tened like that Of basilisk, his lip
quivered. and his nostril began 10
distend, but the instant thought
that he might only countervail the
miscellaneous designs (as he was
now resolved TO do TO the utmost OF
bis power,) Of this vepgeful and
merciless man. by the coolest watch
upon bis motions, changed bis mood
and prompted him 10 assume q
milder tone.
Thou must needs have reyei
tonight. In the Chapel. Dickon, }"
he said with a laugh 10 which be
could not entirely disguise his
scoru; and these tarred monsters
Of thine have grown muddy Drained
and thick sighted: they have ne
glectcd 10 do their work Of breath
stopping SO featly, as thou hast
taught them of old. +"
"Whither has the slave lled2" ex-
claimed CockIescraft, as they re-.
turned 10 the hat. Turks he not
the and bush. may he not yet be foi-
lowed and retaken2"
oh, trulyi" replied The Cripple;
III Is the nature Of an escaped cap
tive 10 Turk around his prison, an
eagiet than hath broken his cage
Will fret against the wires for adj
mIltance tho wolf will daily upon
tho ioosstsp Of the hunter. When
thou canst believe these, Diekon,
thou naayst hope 10 llad shs prison.
err still prowlinG 10 the neIghbor-
hood Of che Chapel.
THE curse Of tho Brethren Of the
Coast upon himi by So. fago-
will have my vengeance yeti Rob.
as the fox hath scaped from your
hand, ! may claim service OF you.
shall sci forth instantly for ST.
Mary's, with dozen OF my picked
men. | have doings on foot, old
sinner, that shall delight thee Ia
telling. Mischief. mischief, Mas
ter Rob Of tho TrencherI which
shall keep secret until Ii DO
done. would put such Of my
crew as remain behind barely
enough 70 sail the brigantIne un-
der your command. You will 10
aboard and direct her 10 an anchor
1 49,. ~. as.s. .,,sksxs. "a - -.
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mine eyes flash fire with tfiis
dripping sea. In the name Of ths
wizard are we not too light in oui
craft FOR such q heavy scar
All freeI' said Pedro. "A liz.
tie salt water will do no harm: wa
have good space before us. Keep
her head to II, Master Rob. You
may throw the Iandlouper over, now.
II the tide should wash him ashore,
there's berth to be found for him in
.lthe sand
Over with himl" said Francis
y would not row cables length
In SO darka night to drown king. =
TIA ! by my body. | believe that
wave bath rid us Of the spy before
we wero willing 70 part with him r.
said Rob The is not ii tho boat :
can feel nothingof him around me.
Thou hast better eyes than / Fran.
els look under the scat. Seest thou
the prisoner r.
u see nothing here" replied the
seaman.
Nor r. added bis comrade:
these landsmen have never q liking
TO long voyage ha. bal Well, he
sleeps where no one will call to
wake him 10 the morning. Put
about, Master Robf"
81 know not right hand from left
north from south, Ia this dark
ness, returned The Man Of the
Bowl, as be still kept the boat head
ing on her outward course.
Down 10 leewardl" cried Pedro.
"Dost not know whom The wind Is
In your teeth9m
"Ay," responded Rob. thou ri a
wise teacher, master frizeiackelI
So. now for the surf again another
drenchingI am mad cap fool 10
be playing the boy. in my old days.
with these storm chickens. But. TO
yours oars, ladsl we must back 10
shore. =
Some time was taken up In man.
oenvring the boat so as lobrIng her
bow towards tho shore. and full
haif hour elapsed before the yoy.
ayers had again reached the hui
As Rob made haste towards bis
4 lisas be hnaFa lo9lssopa 81.
preaching from lhe direction Of She
Chapel. aud anxious 10 relieve his
mind. on the instant. from the doubt
whcther the secretary bad been for.
tunate Ia bis endeayor 10 reach she
shore, he swung himself the more
rapidly forward. and before he on.
tered bis door, thrust his arm
beneath tho sill 70 ascertain II the
clothes, 70 which he bad directed
Albart's attention, ware removed.
holy S. RomnaId, my blessed
patron, | thank iheeI" he calculated,
upon assuring himself that the arti.
eles deposited had been taken off.
''and here. on this threshold, ID the
sincerity OF q godly vow, dedicate
she ramnantof sinful life 10 penitence
and prayeri liz IL you. Master
cocklescrafi2" be demanded. con.
iusedly. as The iootstap be had heard
nov arrived al She gate Of his on.
closure. "A stormy night We have
had for this foul play, =
Have you done Ii, and wellYs
eagerly inquired che skipper.
Hast given given thai saucy Jack
70 the supper of tho crabs7 BY my
fellowship, envy you, Robert
swalel and would have chosen ID
do the deed myself, II Ii we're not.
that having made miss Ia my Oh.
counter with him with swords, ii
might DO taken cowardly Id me ID
handle him Ii this fashion. / WIS
glad, Rob. you took II yourself.
DidsI make o clear plunge of III
Did be pray Tor his life. hn9 Oh. Ii
was rare chance Tint gave him Il
ns this night Toll sne how be bore
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CHAPTER xxx.

lands Of the Patuxent.
CHAPTER Xxx.
Both chiId and nurse azs fast asleep,
And closed II every lower,
And wlnking taperA family peep
High nom my lady hover
Hewiidered Kinds with shortened ken,
shrink on tlieir murky way
" rouse 70 them, my merry men,
JoAsNA RAfLtxE.
Cocklescrait had not communion
ted 10 his men the exact nature OF
the expedition 10 which they had
embarked They were only aware
that their leader had conceived
asep and mortal haired 10 certalnin-
diyiduals ia the port; thai he had
fed from u as an outlaw; and that
their services were required Id
some daring enterprise which was
designed 70 inilIct chastlsemant
upon bis onemlsss they cared 10
know no more. Bred ia raDine and
aggression, knowing no law but tho
law Of their own fraternity; IMPLY.
ing and unsparing ia their violence;
tho greater portion Of them ssraags
ers TO the port. for cocklescralt
had recruited more than halE III Bis
band amongst the islands oF ahs
Gulf. 90 bis last voyage Theses dos
nernke man mnra wnoslw u A.. 6Sssk 80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-30

Job Printing such a.

Parties having Real or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-
criptiye handbills neatly executed
and at city prices
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-30

Both child and nurse nxe fast asleep,
And closed IL every dover,
And wlnking tapors faintiy peep
High rom my iady's hover.
Hewilderod Kinds with shortened ken,
shrink ON tiieir mnrky ways
up rouse 70 Thorn, my merry men.
Itis oar opening day.
The evening world., 1909-02-19
TO PROTECT WORKERS.
Public Service Wl1l See n Rail-
roads Take PFeoau tfons.

A. the result 81 the killing Of six
italian traokmen on tho line OF the
New York Central q Highbrdge on
Feb. I the Public ssrvioe Commission
three trunk lines enteriIs New York,
the New York Central. the New York
New Haven and Hartford, and the
Long Island Railroad. take sufficient
precautions to protect their track work
men.
The accident IN question was caused,
i WAS claimed, because the day when
Il occurred was clear and il was
thought no hagman was needed Com
missioner Eustis win conduct the Com
missions investigation on March &
The evening world., 1909-02-19
SUIT MAY BRING
OUT SECRETS Of
THE BEEF TRUST
JoSephS Demands 100000
From Sulzberger as Due
in Stock Deal.

II Is expected that many interesting
secrets OF the Beef Trust VIII be re-
vealed in tine trial o! the sll. brought
by Frederick Joscr' ngahs; Ferdins nd
Aulzberger, OF the firm IT Schwarzs-
child & Sulzberger, which, prior to 1909.
was an Independent packing concern.
Joseph Is suing Sulaberger for some
10000, he alleges Ia due him In q stock
transaction Sulzb ergsr made for him.
Joseph sets forth that Sulzberser has
converted 723 rs shares OF the common
stock OF Schwarzschild & Sulzbcrgor,
purchased for Joseph, TO his (sulz-
bergers) own use Joseph says the
stock was bought In for s7l,5o q share,
and that 1t is now worth $50 q shars.
Tbs case is being heard before Justice
Granger In the Supreme Court Samuel
Untermyer. counsel for Joseph, and
Paul u. Cravath. representing sulz-
berger, got into long wrange almost
At tho outset
Mr.. Cyavsth ihtiiu ltsd that Joseph |
was allied with the Beef Trust.
That IL monstrous," shouted Mr.. |
UntsrmyG. who was on his feet In q
second. "rou are trying 70 crush
Joseph"
Nothing Of the hna, rstor,sd Mr..
Esavsth-
well, yol would II you fell on him."
replied Mr. Cntsrrnyer, jesttully, a. he |
surveyed Mr., cravath's 2Sspound
hgure.
Joseph. who was the nrst witness
called, testified that the original capital |
Stock OF sehwarzschild q Sulsberger
WAS SS.NQ.0o0. Of which H.S0oOOO was
bald IN. It was later increased to no. |
10000, when the company bought con-
troll Of the Phoenix Packing Company. |
DO you know Edward Tlid,n1-
hstsd Mr.. Cravsth Of Joseph
lrors ButciNrs Dressed Beet Com.
p4ny. With which you are conneotsd?'
Joseph refused TO answer. on the |
S,ound that Il was his private business. |
II developed from further questioning
shat Joseph sold ass shares OF the |
stock Of Schwsrssehild 4 sulsberger TO |
Tilden. president Of the National Pack
ing Company, and that the latter CON.
Germ Is the holding company for the
subsidiary companies composing the
Beef Trust
The evening world., 1909-02-19

We have gathered together
iie'ion, bound in cloth, At %
the public. Books that have a
More than 500 ti,les-some OF
MiRA OF THE PlNES-ey
Niele.
THE HEART OF THE
ANCIENT WOODY Roberts.
THE GOLDEN FlEECE-by Le.
fevre.
A STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE
by Green.
REIANOV BY Atherton.
THE CHIEF LEGATEB - BY
A MASTER OF CRAFTY
Jacobs.
HOPE LORlNG--by Bell.
THE RETURN or SHEER.
LOCK HOMES by Doyle.
BETWEEN TWO MASTERS-by
Bradford.
THE MOTOR PIRATE - BY
Bradford
LOVE IN A CLOUDY Bates.
JACK RAYMOND-by voynieh.
THE MAN BETWEEN-by Barr.
A ROCK IN THE BALTiC-sy
Barr.
GRAHAM OF ClAvERHoUsE
by Niel iren.
THE DUKE DEClDES-by Hill,
The evening world., 1909-02-19

the largest collection OF good
f, tina, has ever been Offered 10
az, cost +5c, Doc and si.os.
them are:
THE BLACK VOLTS BREED
BY Dickson.
THE GIRL AND THE KAISER
by Mickie.
THE GREEN DIAMOND by
Morrison.
DANIEL swErrLAND--by
Phiilpos.
By STROKE OF sWoRD-Sy
Bal'our.
THE SUBURBAN WHlRL-by
Cutting.
XllO-by .u,hOr Of Pig, L, Pigs.
IN BABEL-by AIDE.
THE BRIGHT FACE OF DAN.
Gerry Stephens.
BLlNDFOLDED by wileon.
THE LITERARY GUlLLOTlNE
by Cins, Corelli, &c, a..
BLACK DOUCLAS-by Crockett.
CAROLINA LEE-by Bell.
Nor. OF these hook, hu Csr
been sold ior less ,hin As;
many we're priced s high
s si.cs; Saturday. Or
eholes sf......,...,.,. scS
(siesel Cooper Store. Third
Floor, Ctrur.D
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12

last birthday. She is a recent arrival
in Los Angeles, having come to the city
in January of the present year.
Organized First w. C. T. U.
The second oldest woman present was
Mrs. Jane n. Dawson, at present a
resident of Redondo Beach, and a wom-
an with considerable history She was
born in Brooklyn, Susquehanna county.
and is so years of age. She, together
with Mines. Mcclellan Browne of Cin-
cinnati, Jennie Willing of New York
and Mrs. Huntington Miller of Column
bus, were the organizers of the first
w. c. T. u. movement, starting the
crusade of 1874 at Chautauqua, New
York, the initial meeting taking place
in Mrs. Dawson's house. She is lin
can descendant of the earl of Tewks-
bury, and claims relationship to several
persons of that name in the United
States.
Alexander Grey, so years old, born at
Fayetteville, Franklin county, Febru-
ary 10, 1929, was the recipient of the
prize for the oldest man present. He is
also a long time resident of Los Ange-
les, having arrived in the Angel City
twenty seven years ago. - Said he; Il
have seen it grow from good sized
ranch to a crowded city"
Two disappointed youngsters of %
and rs respectively walked away from
the contest with the remark, Guess us
kids had better go home and grow
some; we don't stand any show for
prize here"
Exchange "reminiscences
C. H. Haskins of Crawford county,
enc of the founders of the Pennsylva-
mia society, was present at the outing,
Con Murphy of Germantown mixed
"reminiscences with Sam Brown of Allie
gheny county and M. A. Wiser of
Cuerlville. G. r. Hunter of ClinorG
meditated over the sad sea waves and
finally succumbed to their call, appear
ing a few minutes later arrayed in
bathing suit and making desperate
attempt at getting his feet wet
= A Morrison of Warrensburg was
prominent on the strand, as was o. S.
Wenger of Lancaster. President E. p;
Overholtzer glowed around and exuded
sunshine from beneath his gray locks.
w. S. Daubenspeck declares there was
no s'whitewash" in the pie decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12

merous unpaid bills behind, was ar
rested at Ashland, Ore, on a warrant
charging thim with passing worthless
check for S525 on julius Wiesenberger,
a South Broadway jeweler, in payment
for diamond ring.
The message announcing the arrest
of Barr was received at the detective
headquarters yesterday morning. and
a detective will leave for the north as
soon as the necessary requisitlon pa
pers are obtained
Barr came to California from Ohio
about thirteen years ago and achieved
considerable notoriety soon after ms
arrival by wedding Mrs. Made Arnott
Atkinson of Los Angeles in a tug off
san Pedro. Later he went to San Diego
and established a real estate business,
making frequent trips to this city ana
living at the best hotels and assoclat-
ing with good fellows
Expended Money Freely
on his trips here Barr spent money
freely and usually patroniZed jewelry
stores and made extensive purchases.