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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
MRS. WINCHESTER DEAD.
Former Well known Eldora Woman
Dies in Los Angeles.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Jan. 31.--Word from Los An
geles, Cal, to friends in this city,
brings news OF the death there of Mrs.
s. G. Winchester. II pioneer resident Of
Eldora. Mrs. Winchester. with her
husband, came to E;ldora when there
were but few houses here and for years
Mr.. Winchester Was n prominent busi-
ness man. serving on the school board
and as member OF the city council.
Mrs. Winchester was the daughter OF
the late Col. Freeman Ellsworth. one
OF tho first and original pioneers OF fcl-
dora. Mrs. Winchester leaves three
sons and one daughter. Mrs. c. Davcn-
port and Ernest Winchester. OF Los
Angeles, Cal; VIII and Fred Winchcs-
ter, OF st. Paul. 1t is not known
whether tho body VIII be brought here
for burial or not.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
soaear,.,,so NEW COMING.

s8sartli6a pev6septssnt Predicted in
0yNamits coWspirasy proh's.
Z Los Angeles, S1an. 81. The grand
3ury which indicted Clarence 8. Dar-
row former chief counsel OF the Me-
Namaras, on charges Of tury bribery.
Ii continuing its Investigations. Assist
ant Prosecutor Ford declared that
startling Developments. wholly apart
from barrow and concerning only the
conspiracy phase Of the dynamit'nH
Operators OF John ]. Mc%amara ard
his ",yrecking crew." might be expected
at any time
Altho every personal courtesy IL ex-
tended to Mr. Darrow, the assistants OF
District Attorney Frederick express
confidence that he will be convicted on
the charges Of bribing Robert Balm. a
gworn Juror, and George N. Lockwood
a yenireman. The actual passing of the
money. Il IL alleged, was intrusted to
Detective Bert Franklin. who Ia sched-
.,,led to be tried on similar charges on
Feb ~.
1--WE shall probably ask for abundant
time in which, to plead" said Earl RoR-
ers. DaYrow's chief counsel. "nut will
not make technical fight, tho we shall
make the preliminary motions which
we deem necessary to protect Dirrow's
rights.
$50 far a. the defense Is concerned
the trial will be conducted on q high
plane.
Rogers, declined to-discuss the rumor
that Detective FRANKLIN had L,ade ad-
missions to TIE state which were the
basis OF tho indictments against Dar-
;ycW.
u recall cases where confessions
we're made and where acquittals were
obtained nevertheless" said Rogers.
addipg that he referred to the San
Franclsco graft cases.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31

Pekins, Jan. 31.-The imperial for
eign board announced that the en-
press dowager informed the members
Of the cabinet at their meeting In the
palace today that the throne had de-
cided on q solution of the situation
which would insure peace. She In
structed the ministers to arrange ac-
cordtngly
1t Is understood that Immediate abb
dication OF the throne has been decided
tween the empress dowagcr. Prince
Chun. the ex-regent. and Prince Ching.
the ex-premicr. In accordance with
conditions laid down by the republi-
cans-namely: that the. imperial fam
lily and princes are to retain their
empty titles. reside in Peking or else
where at their pleasure. and receive
annual pensions nggregating $4,000
600, and that the transfer Of power
will be effected with as little loss Of
dignity to the throne as possible.
Yuan Ready to Give Up
Premier Yuan Shi Kai, In q state
ment to the newspapers. AYERS his
readiness to accept almost any solu :
tion which will insure peace. Yuan
further says that he has no ambition
to become presldent of the new rcpub- :
'lici and only desires the establishment
sof "a strong government. .-14.s n ss3. II I.
Many soldiers were Killed by the ex-
piosion of dynamite mine underline
imperialIst troop train which wxs pro-
ceeding from Siaolxan, thirty miles
north Of Hankow, to Ho- Nan. go
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
o,coNNELL WELCOMED
Now Cardinal Arrives at Homo in
Boston and 10 Given Rousins Rscep-
tion-To Erect Palace.

Boston. Jan. 31.-Bogton's welcome
to Cardinal William O'Connell. arch
bishop of Boston. began today with the
dawn and will extend over many days.
Eventually q palace for the cardinal
will be erected somewhere within tho
city limits. but today Cardinal O'Con-
nell returned to his home on CRANKY
street in the Back Bay district. The
steamer Canopic. which carried him 10
italy. brought him back again AMI
reached quarantine about q. m. Cap
tain Carter held his,!ship for the usual
port Inspections. which gave an oppor-
.tunity for the first greetings to be ex-'
tended by Bishop Anderson. ANAL
part OF tho clergy. Mayor Fitzgerald,
ana members Of the reception commit
tee. =,
), AS the Canopic steamed slowly UP to
her berth near the navy yards at
Charlestown more officials greeted the
cardinal. while across tho mouth Of
the Charles river on the city side
crowds assembled along the line Of
march from the water front to the red
festooned house In the Back Bay. in
front OF which tail arch Of welcome
had been erected.
The committee asked his eminence to
delay his departure from the Canopic
until the escorting procession had lined
up on State street and then crossed tho
harbor to Long wharf on the customs
tug Winnisinnet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
AaoENT,NAs WHEAT WELD.

Crop This Season in Excess Of That
last-Nsw Zsaland's Yield.
Washington, Jan. STA cablegram
from the International institute OF az
riculture at Rome to the United Statss
department Of agriculture estimates
the production OF wheat in Argentine
this season at 17o,6s5.0o0 bushels; In
New Zealand. 1000 bushels.
The estimated production Of wheat
in the southern hemisphere this season
Is 1865 per cent of the, production Of
last season. equivalent to 2s1.20o.000
bushels. The estimated production Of
oats in Argentina W A,8lS.b00 bushels.
in New Zealand. ls.s1s,ooo bushels.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
NAME NEW SUPERINTENDENT.

Scarborough to Succeed kirohnsr at
0akdais SAnateriuns.
Special to Times Republican
Des Moines. Jan. 31.-The board Of
control today appointed II. v. Scar
borough to be superintendent Of the
sanatorium near Iowa City,
He has been assistant two years and
in full charge since October when
resigned. He is a graduate
OF the state university, and his father
~ q physician at Grand Junction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
MINERS FALL 200 FEET.
Eight Men Injured. Four Seriously at
0arville, III.

Danville H.. Jan. 3l.--Eight men
were injured. four seriously. by the fall
ing OF mine cage crowded with men
going to work In the electric coal mines
six miles west Of Danvliie today. Tho
cage dropped distance OF about 200
feet
II was stated blythe mine owners that
the engineer In charge OF the cages
lost control Of the machinery. causing
one cage with its human freight 70:
drop to tho bottom OF the shaft. and tho
other coming tip empty to be thrown
from the mouth Of the minc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
ASK CHANGE OF VENUE.
Strike Leaders Aiisgs Fair Trial
lnaa4sej(>le IN Mnae a&ino.

Strike leaders Aiiego Fair TRIAL -
Impossible in M..eetins.
tMuscatinc. jan. 31.-5rhe motion for
a change of venue in the cnsc OF EN-
nett G. Flood. an organizer for the
American Federation OF Labor: A. Will
son. business agent OF the button work
ers' union. and others charged with
In q conspiracy TO terror'ze
mont union workers. was filed In the
district court today. The motion sets
forth that there exists a widespread
prejudice in Muscatine county owing
to what the defendants term false
charges and reports circulated con-
cerning them. ana the organization
with which they are affiliated. which
charges and reports have been given
publicity In the local press. The mo-
tion therefore asks that the trials OF
the defendants be transferred to an
other county. tst
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
REPORT "ExAeaERArEo."
Edwin Hawisy Makes . Mark Twain
Reply 20 Rumorsd Dying conditiony

Edwin Hawlsy Makes . Mark Twain
Rsply 20 Rumorsd Dying conditlons
New York. Jan. 31.-Like Mark
Twain Edwin Hawley. the railroad
magnate, said today when told OF re-
ports that he was dying, that the re-
ports were greatly exaggerated"
II have had little touch OF nerv-
Gus Indigestion" said Mr.. Hnwley, but
/ do not regard It as serious. Whom !
will be able to 30 down to my office
again can't say"
It was said at Mr.. Hawley's office
that he had not been at work for two
weeks. His subordinates did not care
to predict when he would be at his
desk again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
SON KILLS FATHER.
Roy Loposse Declares Parent Tried 70
Stnh Hin, and Shot in Self. Osfonns.

Roy Loposse Declares Parent Tried 70
Stab Him and Shot IN Self Defense.
Decatur, H.. Jan. 3l.--When he at.
tempted to whip his lS-year-old SON
Roy, George Lopossc, wealthy farmer
living near Edinburg. In Christian
county. was shot and instantly killed
by the boy. The .son used n revolver.
Loposse leaves II widow and four other
children.
Lopossc declared later thnt he SHOE
his father In self-defenac.
He said that his parent tried to drive
the other members of the family from
the houae and when resistance was Of
fered. attempted to stab him. Tho son
offered to surrender to the authorities
but was not arrested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
eAas CHURCH alsk coMpANv.
The National Mutual ~ Chicago Agents
Will % Arrested on 0iaht.

Des Moines. Jan. 31.--The National
Mutual Church Insurance Association
OF Chicago. authostEed at the last gen.
eral conference Of the Methodist
church, Is not to be allowed to do busi-
ness in Iowa. The state insurance de-
partment yesterday ordered the issu-
ance of warrants for the arrest OF any
representative of the company seeking
to do business In the state.
A policy written by this company on
the Methodist church At Mount Pleas
ant was submitted to the Insurance de-
partment yesterday. An agent Of the
company was caught soliciting bust
ness. s4
The arrest os representative. Of the
company 10 orllerAA to protect church
property OF the sta3e from what the In
aurance dspartmept deems to be dan-,
gerons insurance. u.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
DEs MONIES SEE CITY
Pope Ratifiss consistoriai conorsoa-
ton Dscision-Fathsr Bowling, OF
Providence, r. l., Created Bishop.

Rome. Jan. 31.--The pope ratified to-
day the decision Of the conBiatorial
congregation creating a new diocese
OF Des Moines with the Rev. Austin
Bowling, rector Of tho cathedral Of st.
Peter and ST. Paul at Providence, r. l.,
az bishop.
The decision Of tho consistorial con-
Rregation was presented to the pope by
Cardinal Dc lIai. the secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
MINISTER CUTS THROAT
Or. n. ". Farrell, Pioneer Methodist
and Editor Of Official Newspaper.
Attempts Suicide Because Of paush.
! ter's Divorce Suit.

Special to Times-Repubiican.
Iowa City, Jan. 31.--Rev. Or. H. II.
Farrell, despondent over his daughters
divorce proceedings. cut his throat this
afternoon. Doctors are working with
him now in an effort to save his life.
He went 20 the dauGhter's homo and
entered her bath room, whore he used
= razor. He :. rcineer Methcdset
minister and editor of tho lows Metho.
dlat. the osIictal organ Of the church Of
the state. ,and organised the CpeAr Lake
assembly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
ELopEs WITH srEPsoN.
Mrs. Warren n. Bryant and otspsen d
Portland. NIains, AerSstod.

WIS., WaEVou FJ' OVySVt ouu OSOVoOW -
Portland. Msins, Aerested.
Chicago, Jan. 3l.--Warrcn II. Btyone.
OF Portland. Maine. caused tho Afroao
Of his wife mad his son by 4 firsti wifes
Warren II. Bryant, Jr.. In Chicago yes4
tertay. Tho complainant 10 tho pros
iptietor OF as-tanntorium In P0rtiAndS
He told the police that his wife, WING
acted as his bookkceper. left him Deos
q, taking $3.50 from tho safe.
Tho son left about thr same time ana
Joined his stepmother here. AZ soOn 40
Bryant learned the whereabouts Of hio
wife and son nc came here and swofe
out warrants for their arrest on sera
lous charge Bryant says he Intends To
sue for divorce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31

Ridss~sy osesssds 60 Msiohsr's of'ies.
Chicago, Jan. 3i.--A. G. Rid9eway.
formerly assistant to r. O. Melcher, Sec
s.a vice president OF tsss Chicago. Rock
Iaiand & Pacific railroad. who was
killed recently In q wreck at Kim
mun4y, III, today was made acting
second vice president Of the road.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
MILITIA OFFICER SHOT.

Webster City Lieutenant Accidentally
Wounded During Target Practice.
Special to Times Republican.
Webster City. Jan. 31.---LIeutenant
Beckner was accidently shot thru the
tf,ssh and hard ct tho nr.nni-y last
night by Corporal Horn during indoor
rife practices. Beckncr was standing
near the target and Horns run acci-
IDENTIFY went OK.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
.pur lT up 70 PRESIDENT.
Aana4. Democrats and insurgents Dis
Fs peCsd % Pass Steel Dill.
fepecial correspondence

- 0o0oO 70 Ssoe Oss. O
Especial Correspondence.l
!. E ,viveahlnrton. Jan. 3l.-With the steel
h,lil nassel by the house, the next ques-
ton 81, what the senate Is going to do
shout
The. inAicatoins are that the house
bill. or one that - not remote from 1t
10 faf ~ the general level Of duties go.
viii, be put thru the senate by the COM
shineds vote OF the democrats and In
s,srgsnts. Come talk II heard to the CT
feet that II 10 going to be found I'm.
posaible this session to get the demo-
ana lnsurgent republicans into An
alljauce on the steel bill or any other
ttAriM, lneAsures.
ss.,.s ever. + not the view ad-
.yaneSd hys leaders, In the democratic
ana Anaurg gents camps In tho senate
ne lalks = favorable for the passage
q A 49, soyiston bill, The Insurgents
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
FORCE QUICK SENATE ACTION.
Democratic Senator Asks Report on
Steel eiii Within Twenty Days.

Steel Gill Within Twenty Days.
Washington. jan 31.-The fight over
the question of instructing the senate
finance committee to report the demo-
cratic steel bill within twenty days
was begun when tho senate convened
today Senator Reed. Of Missouri. a
democrat, demanded such Instructions.
Republican Leader Penrose protested
twenty days was insufficient time for
tariff consideration particularly FOR
hearing Pacific coast interests.
Senator Lodge made a point OF order
and Vice President Sherman deferred
reference until after disposition OF the
pending children's bureau bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
MOVING PICTURE CAMPAIGN.

John Maeviear 70 Give illustrated Leo.
turss on Civic improvements.
Des Moines. Jan. 31.-CouncIlman
John MacVicar announced, today that
he will deliver illustrated speeches
showing with moving picture ma
chine the improvements made In Des
Moines during his present term a. a
part OF his campaign for re- eclction In
April.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
,.xx. ~ WaehiruNen,

Washington. Jan. 51.-Pensions wero
,tna tho followin1 Inwana. 1AaE4N
W. Davis, sl2; Elizabeth Gates. 9l1s
william ii. Kiser. $50; Eldrot q, Mar.
celIus, SIS: Francia NJ. ohmart. MI
Calvin A. Smith. $1A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
H,rcAeo WIFE WITH HORSES.
Kansas Farmer Charged With Extrsn,,
Cruelty IN Divorce Suit.

Kansas city, Kan. Jan. 3i.--Hearing
OF the divorce suit brought by May
Choate against Lafayette Chontc, who
was sent to jail on a charge Of feloni-
GUS assault because he drove his wife
about the fields hitchcd to harrow.
began in the Jackson county court At
independence today. Choate II con-
testing tho suit in which his wifo nj
legged extreme cruelty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises Feb. at 7:l0. sets ae S:lo.
Iowa-.Unsctiled tonight and Thurs-
day: colder in northwes< and wArmse
In cast and central portoins tonight:
colder In west portion Thursday.
lllinois--Unaettled tonight and
Thursday: warmer In north and CEN
trai portions tonight.
South Dakota--0cnerall fair tonight
a Thursday; cooler Thursday and IN
Z? west portion tonight.
: PAog ONE.
Geographic Nsws
Mnnchu Dynasty Abdicates Throne.
Strike Leaders Held For Murder.
Franklin to Testify Against Darrow.
Mondamin Hotel ut Sioux City
Burned
Factory Destroyed Mt Waterloo.
Des Moines Made a See City.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News;
Iowa Road Laws Say Must"
Lovers Quarrel Ends in Suicide.
Dairy Train Itinerary.
Trouble Brewing at Rock Island
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL:
Somc Time. Somewhere. A Seed
Failure.
A Suggestion to tho Doctor.
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Outside Point of View.
PAGE FIVE.
Prize Winners Leave For Washing
ton.
Cummins Strong in Illinois.
PAGES SEVEN AND NINE.
City News:
Motive Shown by Witnesses In
Koontz Murder Case.
Corners Jury Recommends Holding
Prisoner.
Queer Mixup In Consolidated School
Case.
st. Anthony Calls Election.
Stuntz Tells OF Panama Canal.
Mrs. Andrews Meets Accident In
Florida.
Frank r. Chaplin Dies In Santa Ana,
General and Brief City News,
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General
Bull Sentiment Rules Wheat.
Firm Cables Hclp Corn.
Marked Gains In Prime steers.
Hogs Weak Prices Lower.
Committee Feared to 90 to Cuba.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
DEATH :l FROM ORGANIC TRovsLE.
!. .eceejaV,es Tsstii7ss That Miss William.
....s. aon Ma Not Starxsd.

ssattle. wash. Jan. s1.-The cross
examination OF DR.. Stephen J. Ohm
stead, an eye ana ear specialist, was
resumed today when court convened at
Port Orchard, where Mrs. Linda Bur
f,eid Hazard II on, trial charged with
having starved to death Miss Clair Will
ltamson. wealthy English woman. who
wassa patisnt at Mrs Hazards sana-
storiuI,. Dr. Olmstead was present
whens Mrs. Haxzard performed an
.autopey on the dead woman and testi-
neA yesterday that organic troubles
ma not lack of food was the cause OF
l.s Counsel for the state went into the
medical aspect Of the case at great
.lenGth today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
FOUNDED BUTTON INDUSTRY.
John r. Boeppis. Of Museatins, Fathor
Of Pearl Button Work, Doad.

lMuscatIne, Jan. 31.-Thc funeraI 0f
John +. Boepple. founder OF the pearl
button industry, whose death occurred
late yesterday afternoon at local hos
pital, Will be held Friday afternoon Mt
the German Evangelical church In this
city. Bocpple established the flrst
fresh water pearl button factory In the
United States soon after his arrival In
Iowa as an emigrant from Germany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
INSPECTING DATES SET.
Adjutant Gsnsral Logan Issues 0atss
For National Guards.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Jan. 31.--Adjutant Cen
eral Logan today designated dates for
the National Guard inspections az fol-
lows: Grinnell, March %: Ames. April
8: Sioux City. Feb. "a and Is: Ida
Grove. Feb. IS; Carroll Feb. 10: Boone
Feb. 20: Webster City, Feb. 2l: Fort
Dodge. Feb. 90 and %: Mason City,
Feb. 26: E,nmetsburg, Feb. q: Shell
don, Feb. 2s: Cherokee. Feb. 20.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
EvoRA STRIKE BROKEN.
Martial Law Proclaimed and Leading
Aoitators Arrested.

Asitators Arrsstsd.
Lisbon, Jan. 31.-Proclamation OF
martial law here and the arrest Of
moro than $1,000 OF the more active
among the agitators. including all the
members OF the strike committee, has
virtually broken the backbone OF the
general strike which began on Monday
IN sympathy with the street car en-
ployes Of Evora. province Of Alemetjo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
TWO ARE AspHvxIAreo.
Youno Dane and Girl Friend Killed ~
Gas In hotal Room. 81.

Omaha Jan. 3l,-oswnld Nelson. b
years old. a recent arrival from Dem
mark, and Katie McLaughlin. living q
the Monadnock hotel here. were found
dead from asphyxintion In the girre
room this morning. The small eaa
heater In the room was found 20 hAvo
become accidentally disconnected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-31
oowAaER EMPRESS INFoRMa
CABINET THAT PEACE PLANs.
ARE ACCEPTABLE.
PENsloNs ron PRINCES,
EMPTY TITLES RETAINED
Msmbsrs Of Royal Family to Dc Per.
mittsd to Reside Whsrs They Please
-Prsmisr Yuan sh' kai Ready 70
Aeeeds to Any Demands Which VIII
Insure Peace. s"H

London, Jan. 31-Ths sdlet Of
addieation Of the chtnsss throne
has been signed, according 70 .
message from Tisn Tsin.
The court will not quit Pskins
for month a. the Manehu troops
Of che garrison threaten 20 shoot
the royal family and the princes u
they attempt TO loavs the capital.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-04-05

HHICAGO.-Obsessed with a desire
v for revenge, but imbued with a
spirit of refrain from breaking the
law, Joseph Tesso. a Chicago Italian
armed himself with an Illinois hunt
ing license before he started the other
day to Hammond, Ind, to carve up
three of his fellow countrymen with
a razor in Q vendetta Of long stand
ing. Tesso was convinced so thor
oughly that the license gave him the
right to kill anybody he desired in
the state of Indiana that he was
merely fined on charge Of assault.
When Tesso appeared at the win
dow for a license he presented a
bland smile and large razor.
You're in the wrong place" said
the clerk you want a barber IL
cense."
mo wanta shave, wanta keel" re-
piled Tesso, grinning.
Want to kill, do you? Well, !
guess you want a hunting license all
right" and thinking that the razor
merely comprised the mans effects
the license was issued when the re-
Quired amount was paid.
Later Tesso proudly exhibited his IL
cense TO an Italian friend. who was
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-04-05
Brides Tears Win Officers Hearts

DORTLAND, ORE.-A brides tears
softened the grim hearts Of Detec-
tives Litherland and Van Overn when
the officers went to arrest M, B. An
derson, twenty-five years old, on a
charge of decamping from a hotel
without first settling his bill. Mrs.
Anderson, a comely girl-wife of nine
teen, declared when the officers came
to arrest her husband, that she could
not endure 1t to be separated from
him, and asked If she might be locked
up, too
With tears glistening in her pretty
eyes and sobbing softly in their room
at the Rowland hotel, Mrs. Anderson
was told by the detectives that she
might 90 to the jail with her husband
and was placed In the custody OF the
matron. Anderson was locked up in
the mems ward on the same floor
BY tearing up the sheets In the room
where they owed rent, TO make ropes
to lower their suitcases to the
ground, Anderson, who is the son Of
detective In the service of the
Santa Fe railroad IN San Francisco,
ana his pretty wife, who has kept her
identity from the police. escaped
from the Cody Apartments at No 43l
East Taylor street, The evil genius
Of gas meter. which Anderson Is
charged with having robbed OF Ave
25-cent pieces, followed them, and