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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-07

i For painting and paper hanging
phone No. n. Prompt and satisfactor.
> work. MILLER & WooDARD.
For SALE OR RENr-A good squar
piano. Enquire of
MRS. HATTIE MARSHALL.
i. Miss Eva Wentworth and little niec'
came up from Rideeway Thursday TO
visit at the Alpha Wentworth home
Miss Helen Stevens of Lime SPRING.
was the. guest at the John McCooI
home Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
If you want to buy or sell Rea
Estate call on Milz & Owens. Office
over Motifs Dry Goods Store, Cresco.
Iowa.
Mrs. F. A. Miller returned Wednes ..
day afternoon from a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Adams, residing near
McIntire.
James Graham came the first Of the
week for visit with his brother who
is considered to be in q much improved
condition.
Mrs. Mary Hunting left Thursday
noon to join her daughter, Miss Louise,
in visit at the home Of her son Frank
at Fairmont, MINI.
A. Wilson who owns farm in How
ard Center twp. has sold his business
interests in Waterloo, Iowa, and will
come to Cresco to reside.
For RENr-The Cole property on
the Howard Center road. Will be re-
paired and cleaned up for = desirable
tenant. Enquire of HAM BROWN.
Golden West flour $l.35 per sssk.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. F. A. GLASS,
Flour & Feed Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Patterson and
little daughter left Wednesday for IN
extended visit with relatives 1T Prior
Lake, Minn.. and Mason City, Iowa.
Mrs. Lydia Babcock and little daugh-
tor arrived from Michigan for = visit |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph |
Clark, and numerous other Cresco rela-
tives.
Mrs. George Richards. and children
arrived Thursday from Westbourne |!
Can, for visit with her father, c. B.
Ashley and family, and other Cresco
friends.
Miss Marion ,Barth returned Tuesday
afternoon from a visit with LIE Roy
friends. She was accompanied home
by Rose; Williams, who comes for .
short visit -
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Drew and Dan
Drew left Thursday afternoon for
Prairie du Chen where they will re-
main for week at the sanitarium TAX
ing treatment.
Victor and Guy Rutherford came
Thursday afternoon from Westbourne
Can, for visit with their sister. Mrs.
Arthur White, and father, T. J. Ruth
ford and family.
Wet weather and dry weather IL oil
the same with the Monitor Double
Disc Drill, it's light in draft, and made
to work wherever a team can travel,
rain or shine. Sold by
B. r. EVANS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-07
cREsco HOWARD COUNTY. IOWA, FRIDAY
WAITED AT oNcE-cook at Central

WAITED AT ONcE-Cook at Centr
House.
Buy the electric wall paper cleane
At P. A. Clemmer's. 63t2.
For SALE-Light wagon with thille
Enquire At this Office.
Smoke Judge Harlan" Sc cigar 4
w. A. Glass'-both places.
N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer; otiic
opposite the National Bank.
l4-year-old boy wants to work OF
farm. Enquire of H. CRoxToN.
Mound City Paints may cost a trif'
more, but -! P. A. Clemmer.
Dr.. W. T. DAILY, physician AM
surgeon; Office over National Bank.
FoR SALE-House and two lots, wes
Peck street. A. L. BROWN.
4 Byron Mabon of Mortified was q
Cresco bhsiness visitor few days this
week.
Miss Virginia Nichols returned Tues
daysfrom visit with friends at Fay
cite.
Geo. Buchanan was down from Bon
air, Thursdsy, the guest of Cresco rel
atives.
Mrs. v. r. Krall and son Edward re-
turned from their Waterloo visit last
night.
Miss Maude Goocher left Thursday
afternoon for visit with friends at
Fayetts.
WANTED-A girl or woman for gen.
eral housework. Enquire of H. c.
Burgess.
DR.. Aa1Aon, of Usage. Iowa, was 4
guest on Thursday at the home of DR..
Plummer.
WANrED-At the Strother House.
a dining room girl and cook. Good
wages paid. (2t)
Some money to loan at per cent
interest. Apply to E. R. THOMPSON,
Cresco. lows.
Fay Farnsworth has been quite i'll
the past week, but is somewhat better
at this writing.
George Light of Ladysmith, Wis, is
visiting in Cresco with his parents and
other relatives.
r. L. Walker came from Mason City
Wednesday afternoon for short visit
with Cresco friends.
IT you want q tarm loan ut q low rate
Of intEfaAt, see, American Lean 4 Trust
Company. Cresco. Ia.
Msedames F. A. Paul and Glen John
son and little daughter of Bonair were
Cresco callers Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Gibbons returned to
her home at Bonair, Thursday, after
short stay with Cresco friends.
Mrs. C. J. Vance has been enjoying
= visit from her sister. Mrs. 7. P. 1
Logsdon of Decorah, this week.
7. ]. Hardy returned Wednesday
afternoon from visit with his daugh-
tor, Mrs. A. w. River, at Riceville.
Do your spring grinding now as
after, May 1st, will grind only Fridays
and Saturdays. HARRY PoLLlTT.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-07

Wet weather and dry weather il oil
the same with the Monitor Double
Disc Drill, it's light in draft, and made
to work wherever team can travel,
rain or shine. Sold by
d % r,,A>,.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-07
No Other Way Ont

but to, give possession next Tuesday
night. Every piano must be sold be-
fore that. time regardless Of cost.
Building leased to L. E. Baker for
term.o of years. See US at once.
CREsCo PIANO Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-07
Congregational Notes,

Palm Sunday and Easter will be cele-
brated as usual with decorations and
appropriate music. Next Sunday morn
ing Mr.. Patterson will sing the The
Palms and Mr.. Hinman will speak on
the significance of Christ's death.
On Easter morning the holy COM
munion will be celebrated and in the eve
ming there will be sacred concert. In
addition to the musical features, Miss
Allie Mae McCook will read King Rob-
ert of Sicily. A full program will be
published next week.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-07
Norwegian synod Lutheran Church.

NorweGian Synod Lutheran Church.
PALM SUNDAY, April 9Th, services in
the Norwegian language at II o'clock
.. M, and ct 7:30 p. m. with sermon
in the English language.
.MAuNDY THURsDAY, ut 7:30 p. M,
English services.
Coon FRIDAY, April 18th, Norwegian
services and Holy Communion at 1880
q. m., and English services at 7:30 p. m.
EASTER MONDAY, April 18th, servi.
css in the Norwegian language at 7:30
p. m. Everyone cordially invited.
LAURlTz LARSEN.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-07
For Sale I!

Some good, secondhand iron beds,
tables, chairs, etc. Will sell cheap If
taken soon.
N. I. 376. SAM FELDsTEIN.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-07
Badly Burned BY Powder.

About neon Wednesday, Robert
Blackburn, residing on farm rear
Ridgeway. read in his copy of the Plain
Dealer the account Of the recent pow
der explosion at Alta Vista, and recol-
lecting that he had had for years a
quantity of powder in the house, pro-
posed to dispose of it before his chill
dren might be injured. Accordingly
he poured the powder upon the ground
and stepping back to what he consid-
cred q safe distance, threw match in
the powder. He must have miscalcu-
lated the distance or the amount Of
powder for the explosion threw him to
the ground, set fire to his clothing and
burned him very badly about the face.
Dr.. Kaasa Of Ridgeway was called and
also DR.. Jindeslee. and Mr.. Blackburn
was brought to Mercy hospital for
Although his eyes are bad
y powder burned it ID thought that
Mr.. Blackburnlwill not lose his eyssieht.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-07

Eggs for Hatching.
,Erom full blood Rhode Island Reds,
at IS cents per setting.
MRS. F. o. FARNswoRTH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
VIRGINIA PLANTS
FORCED TO QUIT
Whiskcy Distillerics Cannot
Compete for Business Under
New Ruling.

More or less nntiquated equipment
and limited quarters, II is said by local
distillers, is In n measure responsible
for the small amount of whislley OBJ
tanned from each bushel Of grain BY
plants in tho Second Virginia District
several Of the plants will day sus-
pend pcrations, This is due to ac-
iivity on the part Of officers OF the
United states internal Revenue De
partmcnt, which has resulted in an
order from Internal Revenue Commits
sioncr Royall Il. Cabcl requiring the
removal OF all pines connecting distil-
lcries and rcctitying plants.
That the game is not worth the
candle" is the opinion Of local owners
OF whiskey manufacturing plants.
Cannot Compete.
1t Is pointed out that the machinery
IN use by many OF the diStillcries in
Virginia is of almost Obsolete pat !
tern. and that therefore the output here
cannot equal that OF rival Western
establishments whero single plants
daily distil thousands OF gallons OF
spirit.
one distillcr has been quoted as say
ing that II would be cheaper for him
TO buy whiskcy from Kentucky or Ohio
anu resell il here than TO continue
operations He is said 10 have de-
clared that liquor may be bought from
tho large houses so chcaply that II
can he easily sold IN Virginia at n
Profit.
The order of Commissioner Cahell.
which viii eliminate the use or pipe
lines. becomes effective to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
R AISING MONEY
FOR Ne RAILROAD.
Chamber Committees Push Pro-
jet for Line to Northern
Neck.

sInee receiving communication
from Mayor Richardson 10 the effent
.lint the city could not legally con-
TRIBUTE, directly to tho proposed ne,r
ra'lroad between Sorthumberiand
county and boswell. committees OF tho
ohamoer Of Commerce have taken Tho
matter UP and arc working actively
70 raise the sl50,0oo necessary 10 nut.
INC project through AZ soon az tho
moocIsary data is collected. u general
meeting VIII be called by Vice pres
idcnt 7. NJ. CarrinSton.. OF the chamber
ana no, some definite action will he taken.
ne new road will have It's terminal
a. All, boswell. the junction OF the Chcsa
tchke ana Ohio and the Richmond
tredcricksburS and Potomac II {.
said that both OF these roads arc very
favorable TO the scheme Among tho
business people of tho city II is iooked
upon as means for opening No a
large ana ricn territory with which
this city has hcrctoforo had but little
communication. G. NJ Ward who pre-
scented the proposition to the cha mber
OF commerce, made n good impression
ana the indications arc that the money
WI be raised Very readily. Altogether
INC new railroad Will cost about ST.
100000. but tho money asked from this
city Will not be used until after il IL
In UDCratiou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
MASOHS CHOOSE
. STATE OFFICERS
Old Quota Is Re-Elected--Cllil-
dren Of Homo Entertain
Grand Lodge.

Following the transaction OF routine
husiness Yesterday, the Grand Lodge OF
Alasons in Virginia testified its conf
dence in its officers ny re-eloctnE
1hem The list is az follows.
William Is McChesney stanton.
grand master; ". l.. Andrews, Roa-
noke. deputy grand MASTER Philip *.
Baughman. Iloyds, grand serior war
den; .lamcs B Wood, charlottesville,
grand junior warden Fred Plcasants,
Richmond, grand treasurer. George w
Darlington, Richmond, grant secre-
larry ~. Aston Cabell Richmond. grand
senlor deacon II IS Field. -ilcxandria-
Grand Junior deacon, Rev. H. g. Ice
lharlottesNille grand chaplain; H. t..
smith Richmond, grand tiler j. A.
.PaInplin, Richmond, grand pursuivant
Following the business meeting the
annual dinner was served. and several
OF the most prominent delegates made
speeches,
Work Is EAcmpliGcd.
With the largest membership in the
history OF the Grand Lodge. the Grand
Working Commirtcc mot yesterday
morning ~ ~ o'clock TO cXcuplify the
work III the afternoon the members
Mere entertained at the temple by the
Ghfldrcn Of the Masonic Home Whr
carried through All excellent rrogran II,
OF tanieuuN. recitationS and songs In
lilates Of the home are children of de-
ipr. and cducatcd by Tho state organi-
2auon. is their custom TO give an
entertainment in honor Of the meet.
ing OF the Grand Lodge ench wear
II Tlic one hundred and thirty tiiyd
Sfand annual communication Will come
1p close. This afternoon, when reports
sc committees Will bc received ana
passed upon.
Every wear the attendance on the
ShrAnd Lodge increases. but at this
meeting the number OF those present
srealer than eyer before. Nearly
every lodge inthe state is rerras,,,t,..l
WIN Us iull NuOta OF d.leEHtNS J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
CODE NEARLY READY
'nrI"Es Chnptern VIII he Issued In
FamphIct Form,


Although there were many delays a,
the start. work is now progressinl
RAPIDLY on the. new City Code. when
VIII appear in book form within n few
weeks 1t WAS prepared by The Citv
Attorney, ana embraces a codi.ication
OF all existing city ordinances down
% september l. 1910. when the present
Souncil TOOK office. j-p to yesterday
afternoon 32. pages Of proofs ha,
been approved hy the City ATTORNEYS
uillcc ana probably 100 pages more
are ~ tyne. IN fact. thiriy-sevcn OF
me SIXTY chapters nave been PREPARED
by the contractor.
BESIDES printing Tho book as q whole
the various chapters Of general public
interest viii be issued in pa,nphIei
FORM Tor use Of the departments. Scv-
ef;il OF these pamphlets will be ready
mis- week. ana they will pc issued
from day 10 day as tho work pro-
crosses in the order IN which the chap-
>tcrs come in the book
one Important chapter embraces a
codihcation OF all existing ordinances
SoNernlng stree. railways other chan.
terS are concerning tho nlunicip;,l nl.c-
tric plant. tho gas works tho I3oard
OF Health ana similar departments 4
chaptcr for which there is a .r.a; ia
mand IS a codlication OF CITY lave ~,
the subject OF he sale OF ,iuuo, ana
EarnhlinG, In which is embraced ali Of
lie cnactmcnts regarding the reguIn
non or me liquor traffic in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
DR.. RAMSAY UNDECIDED
Iins Bccn Looking over f,ropo.lt.or
Nnnr Him BIZ CnlIc,.e

'ia@ Ncch i-S".tinE Over Proposition
Nnhc Him by College.
Or David NJ. Ramsay pastor OF
Grace street Baptist C,hurch, returned
yesterday from Grccnvillc, :. c., where
he has been III conference with DIN :
Gals OF The Greenville Female Col
leSc, III regard 10 their OFFER to him
70 become presiden, OF tho institu-
ton Or, Ramsay said yesterday that
&c had the matter under consideration.
bul would not be able 10 dennitely
make up his mind for n week or ten
GAYS,
inc Inducements offered ~ the col
icSe are very nattcring. and on The
other hand his congregation hcra il
nsing every effort TO retain him as
pastor tor THESE reasons he win ccuit.
10 no decision until after he has
gwen hoth the most mature considcra-
! nder the passionate OF IJr Ramsay.
more thha during any like period IN
its history lie $ q native or Green.
MIG county. and has a number or rnl.i .
tiNes In South Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
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SECOND TRIAL
Mnrte schouhcrger Seeking Dnmnpcs
for fHIi In IVuItnn NJ.


Trial began Yesterday for tho second
ZINE III the City Circuit Court ot the
suit OF Marie Z schonbergor against
NJ z Fletcher ana the city Of Rich
mono The evidence was fUIiy heard.
ana the Jury adjourned unttl this morn
be ARGUED ''
this action IS Tor damages il thc
sum OF $4,000. The plaintiff claims 10
nave been injured ~ stumbling over
an Obstruction in the street In Fulton.
and holds the city ARD a contractor
Jointly responsible The case was tried
some months ago, the Jury giving Il var
dipi p $500 which was SCI aside ~
INC supreme Court OF Appeals. Of Nir-
ginia, on the ground that minor Inc.
quality in the paving OF recently an
neNcd and outlying portion Of inc city
Was not sufficient ground TO show neg
llHenre on the part OF the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
KEPT A WITNESS
FROM GRAND
Appeal in Conspiracy Case Is
Argued i'll United States
Court.
GIVEN FIVE YEARS EACH.
Norfolk and Western Was Sued
Tor Violation Of Safety
Appliance Law

-, Gonvicted in the United states Dis
trict Court for the Western District OF
nirginia, at Big Stone Gap, OF con
it imiln Ing nsa.ns. the government in In
from testifylng before u grand Jury,
George Burchett, Columbus Colley.
lanes sykes and Logan Salyers APP
Pealcd their case. and 1t was argued in
ilcnmond yesterday before the United
states circuit Court of Appeals
II ne u,c ,,ei are Jointly charged
with unlawfully conspiring together to
prevent Bruce Compton, by force.
threats and intimidntions from at
tending the grand jury at Big stone
Gap. whittier he had been summoned
1or the purpose of making indictment
against Mint Burchett, wife of one OF
the defendants. for retailing liouor
without a license
ihe men were tried, convicted. son
fenced to five years III tho penitentiary
Ut Atlanta and fined $500 each An
appeni from this decision was made TO
the higher court.
The cause was argued yesterday by
?; ?, FL +, sutherland and Roland 2. Chase.
OF elm twood Va; for the plaintiffs III
Gillespie of Tazewell for The United
states OF America
halfway Appeals.
Another cause which was argued in
the Court of Appeals yesterday was
that Of the Norfolk and Western Rail
way company, plaintiff in error. aga inst
IN error from the District Court at
Halcigh. n. c..
This is an action in debt begun by
the United states to recover penalty of
hauling Gar not equipped as pro-
vided in the snfety-appliance act Of
March 3. 1898
II was tried at Raleigh and an at
tirmative verdic, was found by Tie
jury. though the railway denied that
II had operated car upon which there
was n brake ont OF repair
The cause yesterday was argued by
William y. Guthrie, OF Durham. y. c..
for the plaintiff in error and by Dis
trict Attorney II. T. Seawcll. of RAJ
inu,on. special ossistan; United States
attorney.
Decisions Announced.
The following opinions We're an
No. $50 Lloyd Duff, plaintiff in error.
vs.. United states of America, defendant
in error; in error TO the Circuit Court
Rose reversed and remandcd
10. 91s. Faux Of Marion. appellant,
VS.. $. w. Norwood. trustee in bank
ruptcy, Of G. J. Mcdonald & Sons,
hankrupts apncllces; District Court OF
South Carolina, Charles ton. Per curtain
opinion. Affirmed.
Major William ~ Guthrie. Of Dur
We're admitted TO practice in this court
yesterday.
The Following case will be called this
morning at II o'clock.
No. 1910. Thomas NJ Fleming. ct al,
appellants. VS.. William NJ. Laws, APP
pellce: appeal from the Circuit Court
at Philippi. ". Va. TO be argued by
Reese Blizzard and John Marshall of
I'arkcrsburG, w. Va, and ". S. Mere
dith Of l'armont, w Va, for the APP
pellants, and by T. NJ. s;howalter. OF
I'airmont, w. Va. and l. S. Schwcnck,
Of Warrington, ". Va. for the APP
Deller. tH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
DIAMONDS STOLEN
FROM RESIDENCE
House Not Broken Into, and
Method Of Robbery Is
Not known.

MISSING jewclry valued'at $3.50, Mrs
~, ~. lyons Of 2l2 West Grace street
nt night called on the police 10 help
discover the thieves anu TO recover
tho diamonds
The robbery, according 10 Mrs. t,vons.
,n ilavo been committed during the
OF diamond necklace valued ut ST. 300.
ring containing four diamonds,
Worth $3.50, and fancy gold ring
containing three diamonds Sci, in
,inEs had been missed for two days.
but nothing was thought OF the matter
a 81 ,rrs' no Lyons s',rposed they bad
she Went TO her dresser to look for
INC necklace. she found thai gone also
I. neh general search for the jewolry
was Instituted.
Though she looiecd high ana low. in
every possible place where the ,c,@cjry
might have been placed. no trace OF it
n noIica pe ionnd 50 she notified tho
10 the residences to INVESTIGATES Inc
aoopcry, ihe house servants were cx-
. ,hn,,'rh but they knew nothing. ], IS
might have entered tho house whilo
nc family was out and have stolen the
, uh,atn9nds Bur there arc various
and kelIam arc looking into ali. .
All the jewclry was living on Mrs
LIONS dresser. She wore tho ncc kiace
last THURSDAY night bnt when She
looked for 1t yesterday she found tho
case empty. with Tie card In the bot
tom turned upside down
During the time that the ya!uabl
naVc been misstns tho family has been
away but once. and tina, was on Sat
urday afternoon
The house had not been broken into.
and tho detectives are satisfied thnt
some one we'll acquainted with tho
premises committtcd the robbery. IL
IS poss.ptc that arrests may be made
within the next few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
X .-t ---------
4 HOSPITAL ANNIVERSARY
Scattering Arms Cclcbrntcs II. Tyrcnt5
Third birthday.

Ministers from several OF the Rich
nond churches nade addresses ycstcr-
DAY at the celebration or the twenty
,hira anniveTsary OF the Shctcring
arms Free Hospital Rev Wilitau,
Meade Clark, rector or ST James Epis.
opal Church. presided There We're re-
marks by pr. Cn'isch. Or. stevens, pr.
y alt ana Rev. Ryand Knight
the magnificent work done b. this
institution. which makes absolutely no
charge TO any one for treatment OF
any sort, was highly commcndcd
rms evening q concert is TO be given
n the Jefferson Hotel Auditorium at
$40 o'clock. under the auspices OF
inc Shcitcring Arms Circle OF Kings
DauGhters for tho hospital
y program Will be rendered by Miss
Edna Sands Dnnham. OF New York.
vocalist; Miss Resale Thornton OF
Boston, pianist. and Rassett Hougit. or
Hichlnond, accompanies. Miss Durham
IS cousin OF oliver J. Sands, prcsi-
Gent OF the American National Bank.
and Is guest in his homo while here.
MISS Thornton IL daughter OF Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Thornton. OF the Uni-
Vcrsity of Virginia. 'Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-16
OFFICERS CATCH
THIEv|NG YOUTHS
Kids Confess Numerous Rob
berries After Capture by
Detectives.

Not yet out OF the knlckcrbocilcr
s,agn' but adopts In the fine art of
stealing Ernest Kelly and Herbert
Jennings, the one fifteen and the other
sixteen years Of age, were caught and
arrested yesterday morning by l)ctcc-
tlye Scrscants Wren and Wiltshire.
a ail,e many complaints OF their dcprc-
cations had been reported to the po-
nee, ana AFTER they had given the de :
tectiVes chase which had lasted dur
ins period covering many days
i me stunt original with them. was
ior one. 10 use an ofiiie telephone by
peilhlssion. while the other gathered
up such moneys and bags as he could
,illu. ana II was while attempting to
uiace OF i l., Lindsay, 1921 East Main
."'rtc', that Trey We're captured. The
."o detectives recognized them from
Nc desei,Ii.ption given Of the young
Main street when the officers sighted
them. one Went ahead on d car. ana
the other followed.
Kelly Was asking for the telephone
ms shoulder Jennings was caught by
squirmcd vajnly
Proud OF SIKH.
lhcy were taken to policc hcadQllar-
tfers, where they proudly narrated their
'iieNlhg exploits In true dime novel
s,,Nie. f,tve out Of about fifteen posi- :
nc "arraants We're sworn out against
'''-.t 80 " III DC GHOuSl 10 IlOl0
them and 10 send them to tho rcforma-
rory; whence one of them had but re-
Gently cone
The warrants are for the alleged
a,caiilg OF fountain pen from James
y Ilili, handbag containing $3.50
rom Miss Mamie Biddell; a handba &
c"nltlnine Si4J from. Mrs DcJarncttc:
= soih wa'"h valued at $40 from Miss
- g Myers 81 and eyeglasses valued
~ - from MSS Richardson.
nc watch Belonging TO Mrs. DcJar-
me,tr tIey had attempted TO pawn by
,,,,,i - & forged note from ones
~" nc pawnhrokcr refused to
, ,,''> tl!e watch. but kept the note, and
1'Itiu1EI 10 police.
!, p ius,cd with success the boys
.'t'iiM iainc 70 q natural end.
itHl said he lived ut 1104 Wallace
,,'n,'pft and IS thc son Of James Kelly,
.,nH tItfbcrt gave his address AT HOS
S1trc"' pnd his fatlier's n-mc US
-. ~ JENNINGS FL N#N !ttt.gF .-si