The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-14
Negro Entered Plea Of Guilty of the
Charge Of Killing Charles
Outright Last Sep
TENDER.
COURT NEWS OF THE DAY
Probate and Default Matters Occupied
the Attention of Judge Withrow
on Second Day of
Term.

Outright, in the district court at a late |
hour this afternoon. The penaly for
I the crime which Rose committed is
from ten years in the penitentia~y to
ia life sentence Sentence will not be |
passed by court before the statutory
time limit which is three days.
Henry Rose was charged with the
| Staying of Charles Outright in Sep
TENDER, 1910. The crime occurred
near the corner of Thirteenth and
Main street late one Saturday eve
ming. The two colored men engaged
in an alteration in gambling dive,
and the gun play followed The bull
\ let which ended the life of Outright
was fired as he was running across
Main street.
1t entered his back and he expired
within five minutes. Rose was arrest
ed shortly after the shooting. A broth
er of the dead man, who is said to
have taken part in the quarrel, left
keokuk that night, and has not been
located-at least it is said he has
not returned to Keokuk. Rose was in
dicted during the October term of the
grand jury and has been in Jail since
his arrest
Minor Matters.
The will of John Dufek was enter
ed for probate
An answer of Mrs. n. E. Hagedorn
in the case of Mrs. Frank Mans VS.
Patrick Fitzpatrick, ct al, was filed,
! which bo oh 10 he,
|, of an undivided ne.eighth of an I'M
divided two-thirds of real estate in
, voIved.
+ A motion for costs was made in
the case of JOS w. Moon Buggy Co
VS.. George Sherwood
Estate of Mrs. susanna c. Davis,
deceased; estate settled and John E.
Craig, executor, discharged.
Estate of John Ryland, deceased;
ordered that Eva Ryland widow be
allowed the sum of $500 for support
and maintenance for twelve months
and the administrator was ordered to
pay same.
= An answer was filed in the case of
} M. S. Ackles vs. NJ H. Evans. The
suit is for $500 commission for the
sale of real estate. The defendant
: denies that he ever authorized Ackles
' to act for him as an agent IN the
] sale of said land.
In the matter of the estate of G.
3 Henry Buss it was ordred that Geo.
, w. Immegart and VIM. c. Howell, ex-
! ecutors, be authorized to commence
5 suit against George r. Gottrell,, at
Quincy, H., upon two promissory
votes signed by Gottrell, and be.
longing to the estate.
: Estate of Mrs. S. C. Davis: final
report approved.
In the matter Of the guardianship
j. of Bertha l. Denton, spendthrift; re.
L port of guardian.
$ At the reconvening of court this af
d ternoon probate and default matters
We're taken up.
Henry Tempelman and Charles Lin
coin were appointed permanent guar
dams of Charles T. Bindewald, a per
y son of unsound mind Mr. Bindewala
is a Montrose farmer with consider
y able property. The two guardians
: We're required to give bond of SIS,
d coo.
Estate Of David White McElroy;
proof OF will.
In the case of Maymia T. Beachenl
y VS. Clara Beachem and Lodge No.
256 Ancient Order United Workmen
the fraternal organization withdrew
its interplaader and paid the money
$1,000 into court.
Attorney VIM. Hartzel was in court
;. this afternoon in the interest Of his
client, Joseph Samuels, The Car
: thage attorney intimated there would
be no plea of guilty, but was not pre-
rared to make statement. 1t is
in,possible that defendant will be
tried during this term, even though
an Indictment is returned by the
:, grand jury at an early date
Other defaults granted We're il
. the following cases:
: S. f. Baker & Co VS.. J. C.Wilson
ct al.
S. F. Baker & Co, VS.. R. C. Gass