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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-10
Or. ) EATON JOHNSTON

DR.. J EATON JOHNSTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
The only physician practicing oste
opathy in the county. Tho Smithsoni.
an truss fitted and guaranteed. the
only truss that holds. Office. North
side OF Main street, third door above
Fifth. Phone SO. Residence. Ninth and
Webster. Phone 4S4. P. o. Lock Box
Al. Warsaw. Ill.
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Land! Land!
The Safe Investment. The Big Money Maker
he Safe Investment.


Description Of $3.50 Acres of Deaf Smith County Land
County,
Amarillo,
teen miles north Of the Genrio
Another will probability be built
the
undoubtedly Of
to through which Within thirty application
Tor charter for the Rock Island Gulf Railroad which calls for line
ahar the Rock Island
1oakum County
my land which will if course make the valuable
The O. the land
Sections % :, y rs and hr Th aan and Section. 49, 80
About the
IN depth absolutely free from all akai deposits This nd
akah district The soils In
and neither is
experience
holding
depth this land will hold the moisture a ongt time
a of from
beuun
e section Without wit t
all in a present
abouhtfo has
w 1a ss os put well windmill
c part his land until Of
ever It loose @ 80 ~ $500
Panhandle uisu
and the for
m % s bn a ha EVERY prospect big crop this General
Ian ano
the sacrifice and in order
land ompan in
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a give idea Of the profit
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-10

w. !. HARTER, N. D., D. o.
Osteopathic and Electric treatment,
. speciality. Once. 80 North Fourth
street. Ground floor.
Hours-10 to IL .. M; to s p m.
Evenings. by appointment.
Phone-Oflc Iowa 1254-Reds resi-.
dence. Iowa Hatred; Hub. 1892.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-10
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. w. p. SHERLOCK.
PHYSICAL. AND SURGEON
Once. 1S North Fifth street !,
Howell building. :
ONCE hours-10 to IL a. M: 2 toa
P. M: evenings. Z to 5: Sundays ii.
to p. m. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-10
Or. G. J. CHRISTENSEN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Y. M. G. A. Building.
Office hours-9 to IL q. NJ: q to s.
p. m. Residence, Iowa phone 1157
rings. Office, Iowa phone 11E7. i
ring: Residence 800 North Eighth St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-10

w. FRANK BROWN, M. %.
Surgery and Genito Urinary 'Dlseases
Keokuk, Iowa. IN
402 Main
Office Hours-2.s04:o0 p. m. 7:4s.
800 p. m.
Miss. Val. Phone, s; Bell 1874.
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FROM FRYING PAN
 INTO THE FIRE

1 Rube Taylor, the negro who was ar
 rested Friday night by Patrolman Tolsen and City Detective w. A ,, Branson, on charge of carrying a
 pistol, convinced the officers yestp. =
 day that he was d deputy sheriff ur-
 der Sheriff J. B. Gean, of Grant coun-
 ty, and that he was passing through
 Pine Bluff on official business when arrested. Taylor said he has been 70 Mississippi in an effort to locate Ar thur Peyton, the negro who murder ed Lewis Gammill, near Sheridan, several months ago and who is still at large. After being exonerate of the pistol totin' charge Taylor was transferred to Magistrate J. A. Fraz- ier's court to be held on a grand lar ceny charge. It is alleged that he is implicated ill the theft of an overcoat belonging to Robert Trimble, for which his brother, Henry Taylor has been previously arrested, The men will have hearing before Magistrate Frazier Tuesday.
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MANY FINED IN
 THE POLICE COURT

Seven offenders faced Judge Stew art in police court yesterday morn ing and the total amount of fin as amounted to $40. Felix Mcdonald, a white man, who was arrested for trespassing when found asleep at the Union Station, was dismissed with admonitions by the court. Charley Jackson, negro, indulged in fisti- cuffs with another negro and WAS fined $5 for disturbing the peace bv fighting. Hugh Dedman, a young white man, was fined 8 for being drunk and disorderly. G. H. Spauld- ing, and Charles Groves, both white, were fined $1O for vagrancy. Tucker Fletcher, white man, was fined $5 for being drunk and disorderly. Sam Saunders, negro, received fine of S5 for disturbing the peace by fight ing
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East Second tvenue. The ceremony
 was performed by Rev ". c Davil-
 son, pastor of the First Methodist church, in the presence of the im1ne-
 diate relatives and few friends. Mr and Mrs seadder left last night for 3 visit to St. Louis and will be gone about a week. The br3de Is tnF. daughter Of Mrs Anna Colclasure and is a r7etty and popular young lady The groom is tiaekeeper in the Superintendent's office at the Cotton Belt shops, and is an exenl- plary young man, They will make their home with the brides 1ro+l5ey No. 30s East Second avenue.
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NAT GOODWIN SETTLES
 TROUBLES OUT OF COURT
It Cost Him sl15,OGO in Cash and $5O0,-
 900 in Real Estate.

New York, Dec. 16.-Edna Good rich's attorney, Herman L. Roth, an- nounced today that a settlement had been reached with Nat c. Goodwin, whose tn I'd wife she was, and that in lieu of what he pledged to her before marriage MT. Goodwin compromises wit3 cash to the amount of $1150Go and real estate to the value of S500,- coo, a i,tal of $615,O00.
 'This amourt.' said Mr. Roth, "rep- resents abou. cne-third of Mir. Good wins possessions"
 It had been supposed that MT Goodwin's possessions were largely st2ck in mines of problematical value Miss Goodrich has decided to return to the stage and Mr. Roth states that she has secured a good engagement and would appear within t,,e next three weeks in this city.
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: at atHMISSION COMPANY
 SUES OLD FIRM

Tie Riley Commission Company, through their attorney, A. H. Rowell Y 5'sterday brought suit against J. A ! eYiue, Monroe Perdue and Alex }erdue, ST., who were in business ill P,ne Ruff in 190S-9 and 1910 under the firm name of J. A. Perdue & Go. Ire complaint alleges thsr .he> sold merchandise and feedsflifs 10 lhe Ge- fendants in the sum of $47e.69, O. which one payment of $100 was made January 1, 1910. Since that time, it ls alleged, the defendants have re- fused payments, and judgment is 'sd for the balance. $37S.69 and i-' tece-t from date at 6 per cent, mak- ,ns total of $424.6S.
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BRIEF MENTION
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Alr. and Ms. R. II. FurnetI "eTe in the city yesterday
 Mrs. Hanna n,ickell has sa,s t. St. Louis for few days visit
 liarEey Mann will spend today n Lit 'e Rock th3 guest oi friends.
 Mrs. R. F. Woods. of Alth~ilH.7 was shopping in the city yt.stertl /
 Miss Mary Pai on of A1.p9in:.t was shopnins in Pine Bluff vest | day.
 ]. T. Ric ,nian. oi l'erda. is :. C. ! ing several days in the city nn s,:5f ness.
 w. A. Jackson. promineD; l,es= clant of Camren. is in the ci5s a business.
 Nils: Vi ginia Cri,tenden. ot A.tl.ei mer. was visitor in the city ye; terday.
 Mrs. Ten Williams. of English, ha r, turned hom.e after a visit of sev, eral days in the city,
 Miss Mabel Duff. of Alth inner, was buying Christmas preseass in Pin. Bluff stores yesta. day,
 Alex Watson, of Watson, is in tlas city on business. He will remain
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here several days.

hShC SCNSIdI udyS.
 James Goodwin, merchant an planter of Langford, was in the cit, on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C., Wiley, of Mad ding, were buying Christmas pres ents in the city yesterday
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Thompson | who have been visiting here, went te Little Rock yesterday. Miss Vida Currie, who is teaching III Molly Grove, will spend the hol- ldays with relatives here. H. '. Howe left last night for St Louis for a brief business visit He N1ll return Monday night.
 Judge and Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge will leave today for St. Louis, where lucy will spend a few days.
 Miss Julia Rogers, Miss Alma Wat *Nn and Miss Bernice Watson, of fucker, were visitors in the city yes- teTday.
 Miss Ruby Turner, of Poplar Grove, Ark, has been spending the week with Mrs. w F. Clark, on Dive street
 Miss Werner Duncan will arrive lt tom Washington, D. C., this week and spend the holidays with her mothel, M.s. D. H. Duncan.
 Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Haralson leave Monday for Haralson, Texas, where they will visit relatives during the 0lidays.
 Nr. and Mrs. Roy Armstrong, Of Watson, Ark, will spend the holi- days here with Mrs. Armstrong's sis -eY Mrs. Dan Burford
 Harry Nelson, arrived Friday from t1ttle Rock and will spend the Christmas season with his parents Key. and Mrs. w. w. Nelson.
 Carl S. Wood, son of Mir and Mrs t 5. Wood, returned home yesterday afternoon for the holidays He is a .ts9ding Washington X Lee University.
 Rev. and Mrs. Charles l.. W.-Reese are now located in Trinity Parish rec ;.3y, No SOP West Second avenue, Hal4re they will be glad to receive thfir friends.
 Misses Elizabeth Schober and Cati- e,]ae Murphy, who are attending andolph-Maco College, in Lnchburg Va, will probably spend the holidays With friends in icovington, Va.
 Hiss Irene Royston. and Mrs. ,. | Royston, of Washington, Ark, and Hiss Hattie Royston, of L tile Rock. vii arrive this week for a visit Of Il CIV days with Judge and Mrs. V. ' ", 1oldridge.
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Musical Coterie Concert.

The regular monthly mestiDx 9f the Musical Coterie will ne teia Wednesday morning al 1G oclocs Y the temple. Misses Ethel sehlas= and Ethel Clement are chaHm65. The program to be rendered follows
 Vocal solo, Farewell in tae nes- eFt'' fAdansl, Miss Price Chicago.
 Piano solo. "Selecfions from Mad. am Butterfly. Miss Fannie Martis
 DonblA quartet. Mesdames rere4- son. Foster. Adams, Johnson. Mons somery. Litts. Nelson, p8noy ,f.S.ts.. 3roadstreet and ShannoB ..9is. Nlcgg. accompanist.
 Violin solo. Sympathy . :s.n4 Chocolate soldir. Miss Eof-,. F.s. ter.
 Vocal solo, ''Heriodiotie .Nas.@ net1. Miss Broad.rreet
 Talk, Mod rn Opera. Dr. ! ,. Ne,= ris,
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WOLGAST RECOVERS
 FROM OPERATION

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec 16.-After two weeks in tae Clara Barton Hos pital, Ad Wolgast, the worlds light weight champion, left the institution this afternoon and was taken in an automobile to his seaside cottage at Venice Wolgast is almost fully re- covered from the operation for ap- pendicitis. He will recuperate at the seashore, after which h plans to vislJ the East and try himself out in fo;r and six round bouts. He expects to fight for the championship by July f
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XNtS PRESENTS
 FOR MILL MEN.

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hartsell, oi D,aughon. were in the city yesterday. Mr, Hartsell is a foreman of tn i)raughou Lumber company and came to Pine Bluff to buy Christina presents for all the employees of the mill, as present from the big lum- her company. This is an annual cus- to1n with this company, and serves tc lsring the employees and employers in closer relations.
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Lakeside Methodist.

Sunday School meets at 9:45 am Preaching by the pastor at Il am
 Junior League meets at 3 pm Se- nior League at pm.
 The second of our series of mems services will be held at pm. The subject will be How to Meet the Needs of Lakeside Methodist Church.
 You are cordially invited to at tend all these services.
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Paul Homann, in character sketches and quick changes, and Rey- holds and Lewis in singing, yodling and limitations, will be the bill at the Orpheo for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The Moon Theater will be open this week and Prince Gallano and his high class hypnotic compan. will be the attraction. Two shows will be given nightly with a matinee We'd nesday and Saturday.
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BOwker.Friery.

Mrs. Lena Bowker and William Friery, both of this city, were quiet ly married last evening at SEQ o'clock at the home of Rev. Carroll D. Wood who performed the ceremony. Tle bride is well known in this city Mr Friery is employed as lineman by one of the electric companies. They will make their home at No. 5o3 West Third avenue.
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Trinity Church t>>ocialion.

The ladies of Trinity Chure3 s-sa= ciatson will meet in regular < s~s4z4 Monday afternoon at 3 clock d he All members are asked 10 he CT -,577st rectory. No. sa2 West Sacent' .a4.12szs llr0nluf lN
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Miss Wilbourne Honoree.

Mrs. E. A. Ho8ei! and daughter, Miss Allie Mae Howell, will enter tain with a dance complimentary to Miss Emma 'Wilbourne on the eyea- ing of December 2S.
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Hanukkah Exercises.

HalInkkah exercises will 't h-.i d the Temple this afternoon at s oc,c44 followed by q book reception a.1 ] aa offering for the orphans nome a7 Nez Orleans.
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Missionary Society.

The Woman's Missionary Society ol the First Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon at o'clock meeting is to elect new members and wind up the years business. All members are urged to attend
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M"ITim'ln-LaWrence.

Ml. and Mrs !. N Mensilnan .159@ nounce the engagement ani annIa14..h- ing marriage of their daughter. K. 7 to J F. Lawrence. Of Dallas, r@zae The wedding Will take plaee a- 5zz home of the bride. No 722.2 pen4>s
 Vania Street. on the evening 7 Siraa December Fl. Rev. Rowland ofi.s :t:s.'
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LABOR MEETINGS
 FOR NEXT WEEK

The following meetings of labor unions and auNiliaries are scheduled for the week:
 Tuesday. Cotton Belt Lodge No 51, l. A. of M
 Pine Grove Lodge No. 40, auxiliary to 1. 4. of M (afternoon).
 Tiursday. Local No. }, International Broth- erhood Blacksmi5hs and Helpers, Odd Fellows Hall
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Bennett.Hickey.

A pretty and impressive wedding was that of Miss Laura Mae Hickey daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Hickey, of Fordyce, and Rufus E Bennett, of Thomasville, Aka, at the First Baptist church at Fordyee Tuesday, December l2, at II o'clock Just before he ceremony Mrs. Gar land Hyatt sang "Because Miss Giil presided at the organ and played Mendelssohns wedding march for tna entrance of the bridal party. Louis CTS; Ben Hickey. brother of the bride groomsman, and Miss Mollie Aber nathy, maid of honor The bride was attended by ger sister, Mrs Thomas Higgins, as matron of honor. The groom was attended by Thomas l. Gillespie, uncle of the bride. "Tae Rosary was played softly as Rev. E. Compere performed the ceremony The bride yas altired ill a coat sus, ol DfoWH Df9ddelOtn. "ltl hif. SioNes and shoes to match, and carried bouquet of Brides roses and maiden hair fern. After the cclamon. f - couple left OH the Cotton Bel; tr;ti'i for short visit ill Atlanta Ga. af- ter which they will go to Thomasvii!a Ala, where they will live. The out- Of-town guests were Mrs. Thomas ( Dewolfe, Camden: T. F. Gillespia Stamps; Mrs. A. P. Turney. Mrs E A, Howell and Miss Allie Mae How ell, of 4his city.
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NcwYeir Reception.

Ms. II. \ Mccoy and Mis- Na Mccoy have issued invi atians -e., reception which will he given d 'l'sz home New Years afternoon
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We can connect your stoves cheaper than any one else Our man has years of experience. Call 3O1.
 12 10 6:
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MRS. NELL TROTTER
 SIP West Fifth Avenue.

Will make you a swell hat out of your old one. Makes afternoon and evening hats. She carries swell line of buckram frames; makes fur hats, children and baby hats and bonnet"
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Colclasure.Scudder.

Colclasure. .Scudder.
 Miss Clara Colclasure and Ross P etly married Friday evening at S:30 o'clock. a the brides home, No. 3oS
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Mrs. H. Somenschein left yester- day afternoon for Little Rock, hay ing been called there on account O. the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Mike Yout.
 Sol Lands, of St. Louis, secretary and treasur,r. and W. T. Black, of Little Rock. general supefintendent sscfor Arkansas for the St. Louis Cot ton Compress company, spent yes ter day in the city inspecting the To- cal plaEts
 The weather man says it will be fair and warmer today,
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Miss Lazarus Hostess.

Miss R4tta Lazarus will entertain informally this evening at her home on West Barranue street. compli- mentaey to Miss Price and Miss Ma son who are visiting friends in the city,
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dia Bible Glass.

The Lydia Bible Class will meet Monday afternoon al the home of Mrs. j. A. Mcleod.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-23
BASEBALL NOTES.

Pitcher king" Brockett will be Civ
en- another trial with the Highland
ers.
OF the Cleveland squad of thirty
six men at least twenty are more than
six feet tall
1t is said that Hugh Duffy has chos.
en- Tex Jones to play first base for the
White Sox.
Manager McGraw will not allow
Christy Matthewson to pitch any OF
the exhibition games this spring.
Cecil Ferguson says that the Bos.
ton Nationals gave him raw deal
and that ne has quit the game for
good.
Mayor Gaynor of New York will
toss out the first ball when the Giants
Open the season at the Polo grounds
on April 12.
III Eddie Zimmerman can keep up
the good work he Is doing in practice
games, he will be spangled beauty
in Brooklyn this season
Connie Mack has secured three oil
St., Mary's tCal) college boys. They
are Lynch. left fielder; Wallace, third
baseman and Fitzsimmons, shortstop
George Van Holtren, the former
Giant, is seeking job as umpire in
one OF the western leagues. RIP
was an indicator man In the Coast
league last season.
Kid Elberfeld, the Washington In.
fielder, says that he intends to raise
carnations when his ball playing days
are over 1t wasn't carnations that
he used to raise with the umpires.
The Baltimore Orioles are likely to
have their name changed to Giants. ;
The average weight OF Jack Dunn's
team Is 1877 pounds per man, and
twelve men are more than six feel
tall.
The Pirates were working in the
ball park at Hot Springs like horses
when Honus Wagner came up to th'
gate. Honus took one slant at hii
comrades. said Good Night" and theI
went fishing.
When Lefty" Craig. the Tri-Stat'
league pitcher. was sold to Indianapo
lis. he almost cried He said he kney
trip on the ocean would make hin
sick and that he did not care to min
gle with fndians.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-23
NEW PRAIRIE GRAIN DE-
VELEPEp BY PROF. BUFFuM

CHICAGO, Mar. ga new hybrid
grain. developed by Prof b. C. BUT
FUN OF the University of Wyoming
is crop especially adapted to such
prairie states as Wyoming and Others
of the same altitude and climate, bids
fair to add more than the $500 900 900
first estimated to the value of Uncle
Sans crops. In a report by another
national authority to the United States
department of agriculture, regarded
by Chicago grain men as the most i'm
portant. Prof Thomas +. Hunt, dean
of the School of Agriculture of the
University of Pennsylvania. has said
"ln my opinion. formed from ex-
haustive tests made of emmer, these
tests beginning shortly after its ex-
hibition before the American Asso-
citation for the Advancement of Sci.
ence in Boston last year, the new grain
win prove an inestimable boon to the
dry sections of this country. 1t IL par
ticnlarly adapted to the arid districts
of the west. having wonderful proper
ties as stock food. and will also be
great substitute for wheat
"My experiments have shown that
the average yield will be about sixty
bushels per acre"
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-23

Wild BEAST
Maniac Committed to In.
sane Asylum After 30
Years in Steel Gage

CHICAGO. Mar 22.-George Odette,
for thirty years bereft of reason and
locked In steel cage In a garret in
his mothers home near Waukegan
was shared with rope today and taken
to the insane asylum at Elgin.
The formality Of test of his san
ity was gone through by an examining
board which sat in the garret while
Odette. not realizing the meaning OF
the gathering, Bhrieked at them and
ratified the bars OF his cage. The
commitment to the asylum followed
the death OF Odette's mother at the
age of 92 years.
For thirty years. since she obtained
her sons release from an asylum after
short Incarceration, she remained
with him, cut off from the world and
seldom leaving the garrett, preparing
his food and at times being the only
person to see him for months. A
shock from toy electric battery at
n county fair at Waukegan thirty years
ago robbed young Odette OF his rea'
son and he was sent 20 an asylum
When Mrs. Odette learned that her
son was refusing food and dying oi
starvation she obtained bic release on
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-23
GIRL HAS MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

PUEBLO, Mar. 2i.-Held prostrate
By terrified horse whose flying heels
barely grazed her head. Miss Hazel
Moore OF Colorado Springs had mi
raculous escape from death at the
corner of c and Main streets short
ly before noon yesterday. 1t was
due to the prompt action of Officer
Weiner of the police force, that the
young lady escaped with only few
bruises and scratches OF minor i'm
portance.
E A. Moore of Colorado Springs.
accompanied by his sister Hazel. made
the run from that city to Pueblo on
motorcycles. He crossed the Arkansas
river on Victoria avenue and going
east on G street Into Union avenue,
came abreast of a car going north on
the latter thoroughfare. To avoid
collision Mr.. Moore. who was headed
for the mesa turned sharply to the
right and struck hack team driven
by Doc" White. One OF the horses
was knocked down and the colllsiOn
threw Miss Moore directly under the
animal. In its struggles the horse
drew his mate PROSTATE to the pave
ment. Pinned under one OF the horses
Miss Moore was helpless and 1t was
considered a miracle that In its fran
tic kicking her brains were not knock
ed out. Officer Weiner saw the acci-
dent and grabbing the horse by the
head. held 1t down while a Mr.. Van
Horn. barber. assisted in rolling tho
horse over and freeing the girl from
her perilous position. Aside from 4
bad nervous shock end few bruises,
Miss Moore escaped serious injury.
Mr.. Moore came out OF the mixup un.
hurt as did the hack horses.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-03-23
BAD MEN
AT LARGE
All but Two Prisoners
Escape From AIbu-
querque Jail

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Mar. "a
Forcing the locks of their cells and
saving the bars OF the outer window
while the jailer slept all the prisoners
in the Bernalillo county jail, but two
escaped at o'clock this morning. All
those who escaped were held On seri-
Gus charges. Among those who es-
capped are Joseph Grimes and Thomas
Hart, accused of robbing the postofiice
at Fort Sumner and also store at
Belan; Walter Miller and Roy Fuller.
charged with burglary; Earl Gray sent
up for an alleged diamond robbery;
Thedore Hockson for alleged wife de-
sertion and Juan Fuentes, held for
breaking the seal on car Of mer-
chandlse. Grimes escaped from the
territorial penitentIary when he was
held there several years ago. Thomas
Insley. who killed John Higgins In
this city three weeks ago. refused to
leave the jail when the delivery took
place and remained in his cell.