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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-26
THREE SEPARATE
l. INVESTIGATIONS
'(ey United Press Leased wire)

DURAND, Mich, Aug. 26.-Three
separate investigations are being
Held here today into the Grand
Trunk Western wreck here, in
which IL persons in Pullman
sleeper Of the Chicago Montreal ex-
press met death in a collision. The
railroad is conducting it's own in
vestigatiop, while the county and
state each have committees at
work. The railroad is gathering
testimony 10 refute the charges that
It hired incompetent men to man its
trains, following the recent Grand
Trunk strike.
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VITAL RECORD
MARRIAGE

W. c. Lundstrom. 81, Spokane,
and Blanche Phelps. 90. Palouse.
j. t. Snyder, 81, Tekoa. and Mu.
riel Dickinson. IS. TeKoa.
Oscar A. Underwood. legal. lone.
and Virginia McNier, legal, Chicago.
Eugene NJ. Butler. 10. Newport.
and Lillian Geaudreau, 10, Penrith.
Autti Airaksinen. 81. Spokane,
and Aino Iirvonen. IS, Spokane.
f. f. Palmer, legal, Hillyard, and
Carrie Everson. legal, Hillyard.
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BIRTHS.

To Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Kirkpat-
rick, SIP b street, August %, q
girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ralph Wade,
04717 Wall street. August IS, girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry
Thomas Brinkerhoff, 1924 Sinto ave-
nue., August 90, boy.
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DEATHS.

Georger-At Spokane river, half
mile northwest of city, August 20.
Steven NJ. Georger, II years 5
months and day, of accidental
drowning.
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women are joined with Miss Mil
holland as defendants.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-26

Migrants endeavoring to pose as
heroes were fined $40
and costs by Justice Mann yester-
day.
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25 good second hand ranges,
all makes.
20 good second hand cook
stoves, all makes.
100 good second hand heat
ers, all makes.
IS good second hand carpets
and rugs.
40 good second hand dress
erS.
SO good second hand COM
modes.
10 good second hand book
cases.
10 good second hand side
boards.
300 good second hand iron
beds.
100 good second hand mat
tresSes.
All kinds and styles of chairs
and rockers.
3 Cottage organs.
10 sewing machines.
1 81 wagon.
l 81 logging truck.
The above are all in the
best of condition and at at
tractive prices.
Our stock of new house
furnishings is complete, and
at moderate prices.
If you are in the market
to buy or exchange, look
over our stock.
If you have anything to
sell call phone Main 4S1S,
and our man will be there.
THE BARGAIN STORE
WASHINGTON
FURNITURE co.
35-37-39 Main Ave.
q !!{} q 49, n - . =. 49,.
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REGINALD VANDERBILT ILL.

(By United Press Leased Wire)
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 26.-HIS
fever rising today, Reginald Van
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SCREENS TO ORDER

Screen doors and windows IN de and
put up complete. Phone us. We
r all for order. Free delivery Prompt
.ervice. Max. 20O2 Y. Shop 2002
Indiana ave. w. 4. Robinson. Prop
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Wanted, middle aged woman to work
in hand laundry; will pay good
wages and board to right party. APP
ply 2O13 Summit boulevard.
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PRIVATE sANITARIUM

Human oven and electrical water
baths; electric massage and vibra-
and all chronic ailments. Burgunds
Sanitarium. 420h Riverside. Green
Block. M. 631a
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NATUROPATHY AND CHiRO.
PRACTIC

Female troubles. rheumatism, consti-
patton, nervousness and all other
chronic diseases cured without drugs
or knife. Consultation free DR. w.
r. Grover. $50 Mohawk Blk NJ. 3S72.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE

Girls wanted at paper box factory.
Sis Division.
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Economy Dye Works. French dry
cleaners; quick service; best work;
lowest prices. Main 1861. 1901
Main ave, EGO Sprague ave.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
GAR FERRY IS LOST
SINKS IN LAKE MICHIGAN WITH
MANY ON BOARD.
AT LEAST THIRTY ARE DEAD
Survivors Taken to ~Ludineton, Mich,
Craft Property OF Pere Mar.
quette Road, but De.
tails Lacking.

Ludingtob. Mich.-Thirty lives vere
lost when Pere Marquette car ferry
No. 1S, bound from Ludington to Nil.
waukee, went TO the bottom Of Lake
Michigan half way across the lake.
The dead include Captain Peter
Kitty OF L%udington, S. +. Sezepanek
OF Chicago, purser and wireless oper.
ator, whose signal Of distress brought
assistance to the sinking steamer, and
two members of the crew OF the car
ferry No. II. who lost their lives in
an effort to rescue the crew Of No. Is.
Eli Colbean Of Saginaw, Mich, a
member OF the crew OF No. Is, would
make a thirty-first victim, but 1t is
believed he was not on board when
No. rs set out from here on her fatal
trip.
The cause OF the disaster Is a mys-
terry. The men who know what the
trouble was are dead. and among the
survivors there are only two theories
and speculations. The best conclusion
seems 10 be that the a ferry's after
water compartment filled through an
opcn or broken headlight, which was
followed at tho last minute by the
bursting of ~bulkheads.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Harlan 10 Act aa Chief.

Washington.-If Governor Hughes
is to be made chief justice Of the SUI
prone court of the United States he
will be promoted from an associate
justiceship. Reports that the nomina.
tion of the governor as an associate
Justice would be Withdrawn and his
name sent TO the senate as chief jus.
tice have been put to rest by arrange.
ments that the New York executive
has been making to take up his du-
ties on the bench the second Monday
in October.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Personal.

Republicans carried Vermont by "A
reduced plurality.
Colonel Roosevelt vas the Labor
day orator at Fargo, n. ID.
The progresslves dominated the re.
publican state convention In Califor.
MIA.
La Toilette was r%enominated In
Wisconsin by an overwhelming ma.
jority.
An unknown man caused n commo.
ton at Fargo, N. d.. by de~nouncing
Roosevelt as "A liar.
President Taft delivered a long and
carefully prepared address at the
conservation congress,
Mayor Gaynor was Endorsed for
governor by the democrats of Sara.
toga county in convention.
States rights governors at the con.
~servation congress left for home, ad,
hitting themselves defeated.
Rear Admiral Albert G.. Barry and
Herbert Winslow and Chaplain Da
vid II. Tribou will retire this month
on account of age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Ol$ji III

Walter Slaughter has accepted the
princlpalship of the Plymouth schools
ut Fairbury.
The Martin Luther college at Ster.
ling opened Monday with Il good at.
tendance.
Earl Devore of Burlington. Ind. has
been elected principal of the West
school OF Beatrice.
James Elberte, who was recently
murdered AZ Maitland, Mo-, formerly
lived ut Hastings.
Farmers near Hastings are up in
arms against the careless work of
hunters in that vicinity.
Charles Beschler, aged fourteen
was shot by his cousin, Ben Beschler,
while in the latter's melon patch at
Broken Bow.
A mule show was held Saturday at
pickrell and more than sixty mules
we're lined up on the streets To pose
rs prize winners.
In n fall from the real end of his
wagon, Alvin Gramlich. eighty!two
years old, came to a sudden death
near MS huinc ~ hpi''ioh h"Sohhy
morning.
-Four hundred regular army soldiers
composing eight troops OF the Seventh
cavalry, from Fort Riley. Kas,. will be
camped ncar Lincoln from September
23 to 20.
Three Of the best business places
OF the town of Murdoch We're prac.
| at..t, l,4,,l I.. Rrn xuhi,h fnr a
time threatened the business section
OF the place.
e. L. Better, editor OF the Blue VAL
ley Blade of Seward, has purchased
the business and subscription list OF
the Milford Monitor, lately edited by
Guy w. Bundy.
"A new engine, costing $l,32O, Will
be bought for the municipal light sta
ton at Fremont to Increase the pro
ducing facilities OF the $S3 900 plant
that was completed less than two
years ago.
Father Emmanuel iIartig, for some
fifty years pastor OF the St. Bene
diets Catholic church at Nebraska
City, died in Atchison, Kan. He wal
born in Bavaria, Germany. May |
1880. lie received his education II
Munich, and later entered st. Vincen
college. Westmoreland county, Penn
s~ylvania, He was ordained in leav
enworth, Kan, September l, 1860.
An old registered letter, containing
$40. lest In the p~ostofiice at Fremon
eleven years ago, was found by Post
master Swanson while rummaglDg I'm
der au old desk recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15

The First National bank at York is
tearing down its old building and will
erect a new one at once.
DIR. Barr, q veterinary surgeon of
York, had a narrow escape from
drowning in a cloudburst near that
place Monday.
Homegrown peaches are becoming
80 plentiful on the Humboldt market
that farmers are finding IT difficult &c
dispose OF them at a price that pays
for the picking.
Physical Director Kcarns Is organic
ing a football squad from the mem
beers of the Fremont Y M. G. A., from
which a team will be chosen as soon
as the rlaylng season Is on.
A mail pouch was stolen from n
truck at Lexington. Bloodhounds
trailed the thief and found the sack
west Ct town. II had been cut open
and letters and packages were scat.
tered about.
The American Automobile Manufac.
turing company of Beatrice has just
" hlIN iott't
probably the largest machine of the
kind west of the river. The machine
weighs twelve tons and cost better
than $1,000.
Humboldt is considering the idea of
treating its streets with asphalt road
oil. Much favorable comment is be-
ing heard and a definite conclusion
will be reached when IA committee.
appointed to make Investigation,
makes it's report.
All records of attendance at the Ne,
braska state fair were broken Wed
nesday with an attendance Of i4,440
The biggest previous day In the his
tory of the fair was Bryan day In
1908, when there were 43.017 people
on the grounds.
Roscoe Barton, a prominent attor
ney OF AyOca, fell down the steps lead
ing from the first floor Of his resi-
dence to the cellar and broke his
neck. He was found in a dying con
dition by his wife, who was at q
neighbours house when the accident
happened. and he died a few moments
later.
Rev. Harry Graunke Of Calvar!
Evangelical church at Lincoln. has &C
cepted the passionate of a church il
Bacyrus, Ohio. He will probably
leave Lincoln as soon as he can make
arrangements, as the telegram he has
just received indicated that he would
he expected to take the charge Sep
TENDER Is.
The United States civil service com
mission nnounces the following ex
aminations to he held at Lincoln
Grand Island, Norfolk. North Platte
and Omaha: September IA. physician
(male), Indian service; September q
assistant in wireless telephony, sigma
service at large: September II
trained nurse. Indian isthmian. cana
and Philippine service: September 20
examiner. United States civil service
commission; October 3, electrical as
sistant. signal service at large.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
OF FIFTY FEET
sToNesETTER ON OMAHA BUILD.
ING MEETS DEATH.
HAPPENINGS OVER THE STATE
What is Going on Here and There
That is Of Interest to the Read.
ers Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.

Omaha, Neb.-WillIam Meek, a
stoncsctter, fell n distance OF fifty feet
from the top OF the new assembly
room now under construction at the
deaf and dumb institute and was in.
stantly killed. Meek was leaning over
a heavy stone, wiring 1t into place,
when the stone gave way, carrying
him with it in its downward fight.
Meek fell squarely across the stone
and death was almost instantaneous.
The injured man breathed but a few
seconds. The body was taken to the
coroner's parlors and IN inquest will
be held. No blame is attached to the
contractors, nor to any OF Meek's fel.
low workmcn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Comma Mission MEETING.

Tecunseh. Neb.-The Topeka branch
81 the woman's foreign missionary SO.
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
church will hold It's twenty.sevcnth an.
nual meeting In Tecumseh on October
6, Z, 3 and 3. The meeting will be
an important one. and will bring many
delegates to this city. Among the
missionaries to be in attendance will
sc Bishop w. +. Oldham OF southern
Asia. Miss Cora Morgan OF Madiad,
India; Miss Elizabeth Varney of Hing
Hua. China; Miss Gertrude Driesbach
Of Manila, L. l.; Miss Rebecca Wat
son OF Nagoya, Japan; Miss Agnes
SAKE OF Mutra, India. and Miss Susan
Walker OF Rosario, South America.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Foreign.

S%ixty-eight Chinese students ar
rived at Honolulu on the steamer
China on their way to San Francisco
10 enter various American universe
ties.
Thirteen deaths from cholera and
twenty-five new cases OF the disease
we're reported from the infected dis.
tricts of southeastern Italy during
twenty-four hours.
During the dinner at Berlin
Emperor William toasted King
George and afterward detained Lord
Roberts for several hours in AMI.
mated conversation.
King Georges shooting party at
Balmoral was thrown into excitement
when Lord Kilmarnock, second secre-
tary In the British diplomatic service,
received four pellets through the &C
cidental discharge of a gun. The sec
rotary was not seriously injured.
In consequence OF high price of cot
ton and the general depression in
trade, seven cotton mills in Bombay,
India. have announced that they will
close down September 30. Seven
thousand hands will be affected by
this curtailment and a dozen other
mills are expected to follow suit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15

Senator John II. Bankhead. discuss
ing a political move. said, with a
smile:
"Oh, it's too coldly calculated. It's
almost unfair. In fact, it's like Mrs,
Blank.
Mrs. Blank is a leader of Bar Har.
Dor society. Her husband said to her,
one afternoon, as she made a very
elaborate toilet for a garden party that
she was giving to some members Of
the British legation:
why did you write to all our guests
that this party was to be absolutely
informant
Mrs. Blank laughed.
$50 as to be the best.dressed WON
an present. of course she said"
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
EP|TOME OF EVENTS
PARAGRAPHS THAT PERTAIN TO
MANY SUBJECTS.
ARE BRIEF BUT INTERESTING
prief Mention OF What Is Trsnspirins
In vsrIoue Sections Of Our Own
and Foreign Countries.
Washington.

Montana lands TO the amount OF
&C., 6O acres have been designated
by Acting Secretary of the Interior
Pierce for settlement and entry under
the provisions Of the enlarged home
stead act. This brings the total
amount OF land in Montana designat'
ed up to date up to 3O,355,966 acres.
with an increase of 1928, 1926 In the
public debt and a total deficit OF W.
371 .46S.OS, the United States treasury
closed the second month OF the hscai
year, keeping on even keel, all circum'
stances considered, with a working
balance Of $40. S26 .0O57.23 on hand and
the general fund down TO $S9.523.'
207.59.
Attorney General Wickersham n
Secretary Nagle, who have beer IN
Alaska all summr, will land AT seat
tie, wash, on September 9. IL Is gen.
orally assumed they have been In
Alaska making q special Investigation
Of conditions there for President tart.
The attorney general will probably go
10 Beverly at once on his return.
Approximately 679,555 acres OF land
in Arizona and New Mexico, eliminat'
ed from the national forests by Presi'
dent Taft as being chiefly valuable
for agricultural purposes, have been
opened to settlement under the home
stead laws by authority of the secre-
tary of the interior. The lands Will be-
come subject to settlement November
70, but not to entry until December FL
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
General.

New York city has gained over n
million in ten years.
The trial of DR.. Crippen and Miss
ieneve al begun in a London court.
Returns OF the first direct primary
election held in Idaho indicate that
Governor James II. Brady Is renomin.
ated by the republicans.
II the prosperity is 10 be measured
10y the food OF Americans returning
from abroad. never has there been
such q prosperous year In this coun.
try.
Senator Burrows OF Michigan was
defeated for denomination to the sen.
ate.
Failure to catch a baseball thrown
swiftly by his brother in practice re-
suited in the detah of Edward W.
Hoge, aged IL years, in Washington,
II. G.
All records for receipt OF cattle nj
the South Omaha market were brok.
en- the other day. when 1G,2Sl head
were received, mostly steers from
western ranges.
At the close of a meeting Of miners
and operators in Chicago, II was an
nounced that the strike situation in
the Illinois coal fields had virtually
been brought TO an end.
Cromwell Dixon, the dirlgihle aero
naut, had a narrow escape from being
driven out TO sea In his airship when
his engine failed TO work as he was
300 feet in the air over the Harvard
aviation field.
Pinned beneath the wreckage OF {
big touring car when IL turned tur
tie at the foot OF a steep hill just out
eide Of Bingham, Me, former Con
gresham George Warren Weymouth
of Fairhaven, Mass. prominent il
business circles, was instantly killed
Three masked men held up an In
terurban street car at the San Mato.
california; county line, lined up tn,
passengers and crew and robbie,
them OF their money.
DR.. Hawley II. Crippen, Jointly &C
cused with Ethel Glare Leneve OF III,
murder of his wife. has suffered
nervous collapse and was removed I,
the hospital ward of Brlxton Jail.
According TO a report submitted /
the board OF directors OF the Philf
delphia Rapid Trapsit company tn
strike Of the conductors and motol
men In the early part of the yea
cost the company $780, 900
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Not Killed by Explosion.

Newport News, Va.-According 10
men landing at Old Point from the
battleships the three men who met
death aboard the North Dakota Thurs
day were not killed by the explosion
Of oil, as first reported, but were
drowned when fire room No. 2 was
flooded TO prevent the spread of
flames and the explosion Of the maya
zine located just over the fire. The
bodies were recovered when the com.
partment was pumped out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
CALIFORNIA; Jubilation.

San Francisco.-Friday was Califor.
MAS day OF %jubilation. the sixteenth
anniversary of her admission to state.
hood and the browning day OF the ad
mission day carnival in this city. BY
proclamation of Mayor Mccarthy the
day was observed rs a general holiday
while the citizens, reinforced by thou
sands OF visitors, gave themselves UP
to the enjoyment OF the carniva.
pageants. concerts, athletic sports and
other festivities that made up the
days program.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
DeIay in Settlement.

Kansas 1t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. regard.
ing local conditions in Missouri and
Arkansas mines have caused further
delay in the final settlement OF the
coal strike in the southwest district.
Sub-cOmmittees have asked that these
local difficulties be considered before
the final contract is signed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
The Eucharistie Congress.

Montreal.-Twenty thousand men
and women. speaking divers tongues,
packed the cathedral Of Notre Dame
here from sanctuary pit to organ loft
for the first public meeting OF the
oucharistic congress. Never before
congregation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Welcome the Americans.

Tokio.-The delegation OF American
business men representing several
chambers of commerce of the Pacific
coast on arrival in Korea. en- route to
China. were welcomed and entertained
by Baron S~hibusawa, the economist,
and others Of the japanese who have
visited America.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Mines May Be Reopened.

Kansas City. Mo.-Although the
contract has not been signed, repre-.
sentatives Of both the miners and
operators of the southwest district
who have been comforting here for
weeks trying to settle the coal strike
involving $4,000 workers, agree that
all difficulties practically are settled,
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Reaches Ripe Old Ace.

Worcester, Mass.-Patrick O'Hearn,
aged los years, : months and % days,
probably the Oldest man in Massa.
chusetts. died here Thursday from
bronchitis. Up TO n year ago O'Hearn
had been an inveterate smoker and
he boosted that he drank intoxicating
liquors when he felt like IT,"
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Will Visit Old Home.

Beatrice. Miss Nan Aspinwall,
known as "the lariat girl" who left
San Francisco Wednesday for New
York on horseback. Is n Gage county
young lady. She resided and attend.
ed school at Liberty for many years,
and her relatives live there at the
present. and she will visit her old
home while on her journey east.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Opened to Surface Entry.

Washington. u. C.-Approximately
10000, 900 acres OF land withdrawn
from entry as being valuable for coal
deposits or for classification have
been thrown open to agricultural sur.
face entry under regulations approved
by Acting Secretary of the Interior
Pierce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
To Honor Memory of Griqas.

beatrice, Ncb.-ln district court,
Judge H. NJ. Pembertou set aside Fri
day, September so, as the date upon
which culogies will be pronounced in
memory of the late n. X. Griggs, the
Oldest member of the Gage county bar,
who died Saturday at Alliance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Airship Demolished.

Lincoln. Neb--Archie Hoxsey, fly
Ing in "A Wright a~eroplane at the fair
grounus here, was injured and his ma
chine destroyed when the wing Of the
plane collapsed in the second flight.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15

C.. O. Whedon. who was the insur-
gent candidate for United States sem
ator and who is the titular leader or
insurgency in Nebraska. sent the fol-
lowing telegram t o Senator Robert La
Toilette when La Follette's tremen'
dous victory in the Wisconsin prima-
ries was reported:
Hon. Robert NJ. La Toilette. Madi.
son, Wis., congratulate you, your
state. the nation and progressive re-
publicanism on your nomination. 1t Is
an Endorsement of your efforts for bet
ter government, Il notice of custer to
republicans unmindful of the party
promise.
&C. o. WHEDON."
Mr.. Whedon visited La Toilette re-
Gently while on an eastern trip and
lent his aid while in Wisconsin for a
few days to La Follette's success.
]. II. Putnam OF Cuba. Rock county,
has written Labor Commissioner Man.
| pin that he has discovered a small
| vein of anthracite coal in Rock county
and that he is making further search
for a larger vein. Mr.. Maupin has for
warded the information to Professor
| Condra of the state university. DR..
Condra is out OF town at present, but
on his return he will mage a personal
investigation.
Secretary Mellor, after Il careful in
spection of the exhibits on the fair
grounds. said: You may say for me
that no better exhibition OF the agri'
cultural OF a state was ever
shown anywhere. The Nebraska state
fair this year caps the climax for az.
ricultural exhibitions. II is the best
in the world"
Edith l.. Robbins. formerly a di'
rector of music at the Kearney state
normal, is on her way to Berlin to
study two years. She Will meet her
brother, Floyd Robbins, at Hamburg.
He has been studying piano for three
years in Berlin.
Governor ShallenberGer has honored
n reuuisition from the governor OF
Illinois for the return of Anna Schnei'
der to Eureka, H.. on The charge OF
taking money and goods belonging 10
Eunice Davis, of the value OF $50.
Dir. Niles OF tho bureau Of animal
industry at Washington and n repre-
sentative OF the state experimental
station are billed TO give Il number o
lectures on the hog cholera serum
treatment at county fairs in the state
during the next few weeks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15
Few MARRIAGES In London.

The marriages of London last year
represent the lowest percentage OF
which there is any record.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15

IT'S much to wound a foe; tbs more
TO save him and to win a friend.-Eric
Mackay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-15

Governor S~hallenberger has honored
n requisition from the governor OF
Illinois for the return of Anna Schnei'
der to Eureka, H.. on The charge OF
taking money and goods belonging TO
Elmice Davis, of the value OF SIS.