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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-11-12
Seville Nichts.

In all the principal plazas and gar.
dens of Seville moving picture screens
are erected and small tables and
chairs set out, the, exhibitors either
making their profits from the drinks
sold or by rental Of chairs at two
cents each. Thousands of people go
nightly to the different plazas and
gardens, and the entire life Of the city
for about four months centers around
these moving picture shows.-From
Commerce Reports.
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He Dropped Behind to Slip Something
Which Looked Like Money.

this misery, Market Square church is
reaping harvest rich enough to build
fifty million dollar cathedral, and I
have sufficient disregard for the par
ticular deity under whom you do bust
ness, to feel sure that he would not
destroy it by lightning. want out Of
here"
Frankly, SO do l." admitted Man
ming; although I'm ashamed Of N.Y.
SELF It's all right for you, who are
young, to be fastidious, but your
Daddy Manning is coward enough to
want to make his peace with heaven,
after life which put few blots on
the book"
She laughed at him speculatively
for moment. and then she laughed.
"You know, / don't believe that.
Daddy Manning. You're an old fraud.
who does good by stealth, in order to
gain the reputation of having been
picturesquely wicked. Tell me why
you belong to Market Square church. {"
Because it's so respectable" he
twinkled down at her. when an old
sinner has lost every other claim to
responsibility, he has himself put on
the vestry."
He dropped behind on their way to
the door, to surreptitiously slip some
thing, which looked like money, to the
man with the roughly hewn counte-
nance, and as he stood talking, Rev.
Smith Boyd came in, not quite breath
lessly, but as If he had hurried.
II knew you we're here" he said,
taking Calls slender hand in his own;
then his eyes turned cold.
"You recognized my pink ribbon
bows" and she laughed up at him
frankly. "You haven't been over to
sing lately"
NO." he replied. "Will you be at
home this EVENING""
'I'll have our music selected" and,
in the very midst Of her brightness,
she was stopped by the sudden SOM
berness in the rector's eyes.
Simple little conversation; quite
trivial indeed, but it had been attend
ed by much shifting thought. To be-
gin with, the rector regretted the ne
cessity of disappearing OF a young
lady so undeniably attractive. She
was pleasure to the eye and slim
illus to the mind, and always his first
impulse when he thought of her was
one of pleasure. An incident flashed
back to him. The night of the tobog-
gan party, when she had stood with
her face upturned. and the moonlight
cleaning on her round white throat.
He had trembled, much to his later
sorrow, as he fastened the scarf about
her warm neck. However, she was
the visiting niece Of one of his vestry-
men, who lived next door to the rec
tory.
Gail jerked her pretty head impa-
tiently. If Rev. Smith Boyd meant
to be as somber as this. she'd rather
he'd stay at home. However, he was
the rector, and her Uncle Jim was a
vestryman. and they lived right next
door,
SYou just escaped q blowing up.
Doctor Boyd" observed Daddy" Man.
ming, joining them, and his eyes
twinkled from ore to the other. "Our
young friend from the West is harsh
with the venerable Market Square
church"
Again." and Rev. Smith Boyd was
gracious enough to smile. What is
the matter with It this timer"
TT Is not only commercial. bur cRiun-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-11-12
CHAPTER VIl-contInued.

q0v about the Crescent island sub
W%
alps any time" and Tim German
s,Eed the ashes from his cigar with
heavily gemmed hand. "The boost
n have been working on it right
.mg but never too strong"
There's no need for any particular
nnImlation in that" decided ALI
rp who knew the traction situation
tbe last nickel. THE city needs
a,t outlet, and it needs the new ter
tuy which will be opened up. !
6Ik we'd better push the subway
sght on across to the mainland. The
gtension would have to be made in
aa years anyhow"
It's better right now" Immediately
mented German. In ten years he
might be dead.
7 think, too, that we'd better pro-
vide for a heavy future expansion, -
sslt on Allison, glancing expectantly
Into Tins old eyes. Wed probably
better provide for a double-deck, eight
tack tube"
Tim German drew a wheezy breath,
md then he grinned the senile shadow
d bis old-time grin; but it still had
he same spirit.
you got hen on" he decided. In
society" Tim could manage very
nicely to use fashionable language,
hut IN business he found it impossible
utter the third or fourth minute of
@TeTSatiOn. He had taken in every
detail Of the room on his entrance,
I'D bis glance had strayed more than
once to the red streaks on the big
nap Now he approached it, and
Tadied 1t with absorbed interest.
You're smart boy, Ed" he con.
ended, Across Crescent island is the
slg leak you could snake in a rail
Nad You found the only crack that
De big systems haven't tied up"
All you can get me to admit, just
NF' is that the city needs an eight
neE tube across Crescent island, un-
&F lease to the Municipal Transports
9oa company" stated Allison, smiling
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BADGER STATE NOTES.

misunderstanding to DR.. G. e.
Hoyt, deputy state health officer, the
small pox epidemic in portions of
Milwaukee and Racine counties will
be vigorously. combatted by state
authority. About forty cases have
been reported from Franklin and Oak
Creek townships, Milwaukee county,
and Yorkville township, near Union
Grove, Racine county. Dr. Hoyt de-
clared that vaccination will be en-
forced.
Madison-The right of the railroad
commission to fix the level of water
powers is challenged in a suit filed by
pany The commission fixed the lev
els for Bear and Rest lakes in Chip
pewa and Barron counties. The COM
pany says the level fixed by the COM
mission is so low as to amount to
conf1scation of the company's proper
it may raise the question of the legal
ity of the water power law
Superior.-A free baby clinic at
which mothers unable to pay for med
ical advice for their infants are given
aid has been established by the SUI
perior Public Welfare association At
the first session six babies were given
expert attention, which, in at least
one case, saved life. A corps of
visiting nurses will give the babies
attention in their own homes on al
ternate weeks, when no clinic is held.
Madison Linden Develop
ment company of the village of Lin
den, organized to operate lead and
zinc mines in southwestern Wiscon-
sin, filed articles of Incorporation.
The capital stock of the company is
$4,000 and the incorporators are
John E. SAKE of Milwaukee, William
M. Smith of Linden, and Phillip Ire
vale of Linden.
La Crosse Mired to the knees in
the mud at the margin of a pool in
the marshes north of La Crosse, the
body of Carl Swenson, So years old,
was found more than two months
after his disappearance. The posi-
tion of the body gave rise to the be-
lief that Swenson starved to death
after becoming buried in the marsh.
Madison.-Holding state expenses
well within the funds available and
close to the estimate made by Secre-
tary of State Donald, the records
show that for the first quarter of the
current fiscal year, July 1 to Sept.
80, the cost of state government has
been $3.383,79O.44.
Kenosha-Carl Theodore Kirste,
aged rs, a pioneer German resident
of Kenosha, is dead. He had been a
resident of this section for forty
years.
New London.-A plan is on foot
to reopen the plant of the defunct
Page-Kenkel Manufacturing company
with local capital and a new organ
ization.
Delavan.-Since the Delavan post
Office has been under course of erec-
ton the past year, a photograph has
been taken on the first of each month
for the government that its progress
might be noted. The building prob
ably will be ready for occupancy
about Jan. /, 1915.
Appleton. nine day old baby
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Zachare-
zeach of Menasha was operated on
here for a tumor, the baby being held
in the surgeons hand while the oper-
alton was being performed The
operation was success, it was re-
ported
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'KieEALLgfT Id
RGf0RGF RANDOLPH C1ESTTR
mIILLIAN CHESTER ~
GzsET ILLUSTRATED ~C.D.RHoDES
ggv2DMJ
| ILLUSTRATED CDRHoDES
SYNOPSIS.

.. meeting of the Market
~ y vss1cb Gail Sargent listens to a
sgsrs cnu5S bout the sale of the churcn
sr'sloyal 4 ~ Edward E. Allison. local
sasas1iis, ,, 10 and when asked her opin-
1tio3n. M hH Church by Rev. smith Boya.
b i j., |, ap BIIison taxes Gail riding In T..
captiissss' csr When he suggests ne Is
b motor cq rest on the laurels Of his
etsl ~ she asks the disturbing
kIa tl anWSy'by?" Gail, returning to her
Custom ;,,. Nor home from her drive with Al
.tae s,ni cold disapproyal in the eyes
1o1 ni sSjt h Boyd, who Is calling there;
sBTS' , 5siiatdj party Gail finds the world
u . gop1,f full of men, and Aliison
sl:o1 4a Sargent that his new ambition
tli ~! ,aHcn Hs- Z the world. Allison starts a
. .S s9Isff for Consolidation and control OF
a q .rtirs II transportation system OF the
d sn'i Gaii becomes popular and Aunt
I II.l thinks Inks il necessary to advise her
as y mmla,ttrimonial probabilities. Aillson
= c l,,ntlt Of transcontinental traffic
ON ., r9neaSi TO absorb the Vedder court
! o. S.isA' property of Market Square
,krreh
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His justification.

.Why did you strike this manf
asked the court.
.sHe told me to use my head" plead.
ed the prisoner.
well, that's no crime. Is it,"
But, your honor, was crushing
stone at the time Buffalo Express.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-11-12
Couldn't Be More So.

"How was the party last night at
the Gadders' housed"
"Oh, the usual fiubdub and foolish.
ness"
'Was there no serious note7"
zone. l overheard Mr.. Gadders tell
Mrs. Gadders in whisper that an.
other blowout like that would break
him"
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Minneapolis, Nov. 10, 1915.


Wheat-No / hard, 1.02; No l nor
thern, 99@1O1; No. 2 northern, 9412@
971sc.
Corn-No. yellow, 66@664hc.
Oats-No. white, 33A @34c.
Rye-No. 2, 96@97c.
Flax-1.911 @1.961s.
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Hardest ThInn to RIde.

There is nothing so hard to ride ~
q young broncho. said the Westerner
aOh, don't know" replied the mar
from back East. ibid you ever tn
tho water wagon7"
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Chicago, Nov. 10

Hogs-Light, 6.25@725; heavy, 6.25
@74O; rough. 6.25@64O; pigs, $3.50
6.35.
Cattle-Beeves, 5.9O@1O35; western
steers. 635@85O; cows and heifers,
2.7O@815; calves, 675@1O.5O.
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rhe Diamond from the SKY.

liE No
Tho Diamond From the SKY.
Synopsis OF Chapter Three The
Silent witness: Arthur questions
Blair's presence in Esthers house AZ
that hour OF the night. Blair's an
swer affects Esther's name. Arthur
insisting upon vengeance, drags bar
to the cemetery where they fight 2
duel. Arthur, believing he has K1ilea
Blair, runs home with the diamond
from the sky" which he has found
around B1air's neck. Blair, merely In
jured, .revives, returns home and re-
mains IN hiding. The suspicion OF the
doctors murder falls upon Arthur,
whose guitar is found in the yard. Ar
thur, unconscious Of the doctors muir:
der, but fearing discovery of his at
tack on Blair, escapes in a newly ar
rived automobile. IN his mad rush
from the clutches Of the police. he
Is nearly killed by q passenger train.
at fifty miles an hour in his
racing car, he accidentally falls over 9
high cliff into the water below. That
night the moon reveals the body OF q
young man on the surface Of the wa
ter floating face up. On the mans
breast CLEANS hinge d1amond-tho
Stanley charm against harm.
10000 IN cash will be paid to]the
person who submits the best sugges-
ton for sequel to The Diamond
From the Sky" Follow the picture
closely. at the Orpheum theatre.--Ad-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
1.-THE Puppet Crown" Tonight.

tine Puppet Crown" Tonight.
The Paramount perturbation Of Har-
old McGrath's famous novel "The Pup
pet Crown" is the attraction at the
Grand tonight. The subject, from Las
ky's quality studio. is headed by the
charming Ina Claire and the ever
popular Carlyle Blackwell, with an ex.
cellent supporting cast, including Cleo
Ridgely, Marjorie Daw, George Geb.
hard; Tom Forman and others OF note.
The staging and photography is SIM
ply magnificent and pleased a good
sized audience at the Grand last night
which came out in spite Of the threat
ening weather.
Crown" transpire In the little Euro
pean Kingdom OF Osia, where the in
valid king is at the mercy of his chan
cellor, who is plotting to dethrone him
and set the Duchess Sylvia up az
ruler in his stead. The daughter OF
the king has. while fncognito at an
American school, fallen in love with q
rich, young American, and when mat
tiers reach a desperate condition. the
young fellow strives TO uphold the tot
tering fate OF the king, even though
he knows that II the princess rules
/ she can never marry him.
In the end the princess loses her
throne, but she wins the man she
loves. and therefore the tragedy Of a
revolution becomes ultimate happiness
: for both heroine and hero.
| In q beautiful comedy OF sentiment,
John Emerson appears in F'rohman
Famous Players picture at the Grand
tomorrow night entitled THE Bacne-
llnr's Rnmanca." The picture Is bound
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SUMMER 10 SLIP
AWAY THIS WEEK
Weather Burtau says Hot Days :"
Over and Gradual Change
10 Coming.

rTJnited Press Leased Wire Service!
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1e. sum ~
mer's last blast OF heat. beginning -
day. will gradually die reiuctan,'
though natural death. Uncle sam M,
weather man opines, and with II WI WV
disappear the straw hat and the pam
beach suit already two days over aus
to annual oblivion. ..
HE "a Boston this day II you cnoos S
the hottest spot-S0 at eight ocio.a
and to Lander, In Wyoming, TOT 'n'
frisidity341 ct the same hour.
Il was slightly cooler In New for,
middle Atlantic states, the ONO var
lev and lower lake region.
There Will be no sninle-lnspi.ns
sudden change from hot to colo ".
are promised. The coolishness ss az,
Grated on the west coast VIII mia.
continue its eastward sweep WIN VIII. :
gradual increase in its chilly intens, AZ
Showers are to be expected IN .n :.
north Atlantic states and the iake =
gfon.
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Soldiers IN pursu,t.

II UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. l
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Sept. i6.-.-
Fifteen Mexicans were fred on BY
American soldiers at Fresnos this
morning. Three hundred. citizens and
soldiers are now pursuing tho Next
cans, who fed into the brush.
The Mexicans were sighted near
the pumping station where the Ameri-
cans. Smith and Donaldson, who were
tortured and then shot to- death b.
bandits two weeks ago, were kidnap.
ped. Soldiers fired on them from q
distance of .41lf mile. The Mexicans
fed without firing shot A train OF
blood from some Of their wounded IL
enabling their pursuers to follow them.
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Found II the Rivsr.

limited Press Leased Wire SerVlce. &C.
BOSTON. Mass, Sept. 16..i ~
body OF Ezra r. Thayer. dean OIL ~. Wv
Harvard law school and an autno.is
on international law, was taken l s,as
the Charles river basin off Deers...
street. Back bay, by the police toua,
Death was apparently due to aros W.
ing. Hasty examination made by We
police failed to disclose any ma. IA
that would indicate Dean Thaver na as
met with foul play. He had pet 7,
missing from his home for the ia''
two days.
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weather Conditions.

There have been scattered showers.
With warmer weather from the Mis-
souri, river to the western lakes, and
the rainfall was heavy at Kansas CITY
and Dubuque.
In the southern and eastern dis
tricts It has continued generally fair
and warm, the temperature reaching
"a at Boston yesterday.
No marked disturbance appears in
the western districts this mornin, ),
and the temperature Is slightly higher.
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No Trouble There,

No Trouble There.
4 UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Sept. To-
This city's armed preparedness In an
ticipation OF trouble on the annivers-
airy OF Mexican Independence day. ha,
so far come to nought. There have
been no gatherings OF unusual nature.
and the situation 10 quiet. Federal
and city authorities now anticipate nj
trouble whatever.
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Definition Of Ambassador"

Definition Of Ambassador"
Louisville Courier-Journal: None Of
the dictionaries seem to be on to tho
fact that ambassador" means mill
tary agent who Is ready to stick knife
under the fifth rib Of his host while
holding him by the beard and asking,
1T thou In health, my brother 2"
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win Announce His Stand

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. I
WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-President
Wilson's formal statement announcing
his stand on woman suffrage NAV be
issued September 2S, when he goes to
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THE WEATHER

For Keokuk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday. Not much
change in temperature.
For Iowa: Partly cloudy tonight
and Friday. Not much change In
temperature.
For Illinois and Missouri: Probably
local thunderstorms this afternoon or
tonight. Friday partly cloudy.
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Chicago cash Drain.

'3s8s
Chicago Cash drain.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Wheat-No. =
red. 31.1bh; No. 8 red. $1.o9@1IS;
No s hard, $1.09@1.14.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 77@77Nc: No.
8 yellow, TIC: No. s yellow, 7bA @
76Hc: No. 3 white, 760764c; No. 8
white. No. s white, 74xc: No. mixed.
No. 8 mixed, 750761sc; No. s mixed,
Osts-No. 3 white, 340asc; No. 4
white. 33@351kc; standard, Sss1c.
I. kansas City Cash orain.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 16.-Wheat--
No. 3 hard, new, ~ .O3@1.06; No. :
hard. nav, 31.O3@1.06; No. 4 hard.
new, $1.01D1.06: No. = red. new. $1.1O
n1.i4: No. red, new, 91.O401.1z;
No. i red. new, $1.O101.O6.
Corn-No. 2, 69c; No. 8, 6Sc; No. 2
yellow, TON @7111c: No. 5 yellow. 69h
@70c: No. 2 white. s9hc; No. 8 white
oats-No. =, 45k@s5c: No. .. SAG
34c; No. white. stu 03Sc: No. 3
white. a615c.
q. Louis Cash Grain.
ST. LOUIS, No, Sept. 16.-Wheat--
No, q red. new 9i.1161.l8: No. red.
s1.o1@1oe; No. ! hard. old. s7c0
1903.
corn--No. 2. nc; No. 3. 7sh@74c:
No, 4. 73c; No. 3 yellow, 743ic: No. 3
white. 74hc; M 81 white, 7S1lc.
New ver,< aaensy Marriott.
NEW YORK. Bebt. 16.-Money on
ST. r,orth. 3max nArcant.
D.- s;Ivar I ordnr 81 7.f6d
Par siiver New York. 4sHe
namand starlins Sl07x.
Demanu sssrn
p.orI. lrsn
proprA =, usr IA rorr-ns.r.
-. ,,n.h - .sd !, IL ~ ;lsSiohsr M
lit. ~" r,,xed NJ r,iy.d
49, ~ r,iv.d . ELc. NJ ~
-. ~ ~ ~ ,,a1ir,v s',ssl rs1ec. ~
.,or,. 1xIks s =
Co. Marn.@ unch.r~ad NJ
~ oaana. ~ . rhIts aamssnc
WIFE, os ~ ~ ooS - . !.
rA,... ~. s.o.k
cr1yrA Cn Ssn. 1sSMo~ rac.,n+s
- onn. -. rrat .icv .taaav 10 Iower
No. and ~ hntchsrs ss7smS
~ yn,Se ~. y,,~,t ~ sn1no Ok. rsgs
- go * 800
@o Sys.t,a ra,a,n,. knn. rno-t.t .ts.Ay
49, "a ssm1n a.. ncrs .nd !, ssears
Is mss n. r Tav.r. n saas7 IN.
$1,000 49,. .1 soA1s m .oo0s '.o0'
rha, $500 .sea;nt. mo. w.rt.t
..sanv p ',oc Ssghar Tative ssos@
Z t sr,. wes sta AZ sIeSs 90. lsmbs xS'so
; s "a. 1s.tarr a. sn6s tx vS's0
% o'0v' We'''ln' s0'SoS' o'0o
=. ,,. ~. s...k
L rAsr On. = nr.1s sent 1s-f.a.4,o
-anas.s,. noo. m.rIat native .trons
os,r.. mo. ,,.ttv. he.s .tears syson
IN es. ,va.r,irr STAIRS and heisers
40 o' soa, Il, a.. COW. ss f,oS5Sff,. stock.
$50 -. .,x sssSers tsO06bs ". calves
60 oom11.so: Texas steers. $3.50
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his home in New Jersey to vote at
the state primaries. it was learned at
the white house today.
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Kansas City live stock.
Omaha Tive stock.

OMAHA, Sept. ,16.-Cattle receipts
1000; market strong. Steers, $1,000
9.40; cows and heifers, $4,000 90:
stockers and feeders. $7.50@s2.0;
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calves. .s:oo01o.oo; bulls and i,

!, caves. ss.oom1ooo: bun, =,
& en@ss I so = AS'sS Duiis ana st,o
sS1 tgos . rec.,r+. ! ON. go.
RrIE "a TnGSH a.. IN - a ~ steal
ahaar - rec.snt. 20 30 s .coo.
steady Yssrlinrs & 1s@ss ~ NAH
ers Is 2s1ns Ok. ,o, ryh,.oV so Nat
swes IL. o9mS Ii, se.do0sa
- S'ss : 80
f.hic.co p.oa,
| cHrrA<s0 aent 10
Itrss e4nc. arse sa1I @o1outter~h
trss sexGaac. d.ira s 49,. dairy
E.s.N I. - Sc eoMaen zlQ2lAs
Arsts 21ma1sIc AAAc; ordint
nh.a ..w1rzau ,aum,,.
Amar;c.s 1919; ; 80 = Wi' &c; You
I've rc,,,t,.,,--N r,,s
dncfs 1saxMi1c. $500 ol1WlSHs
chicrsns Sem1a1r. $50, rae, Spin
snrine. 2omosc .uiAess. "A
potstoss :. sca,rt. "a ...a :.
ants: snd ohscs S aR@A ~ cars; MINI
consin. 80 srS M;chs ~ ~ .d per ou.; w
$500 - - = 49, ivy 4oc per "
49,. -.
.SS.. o1e'
NEW YORK., sept. l6.-Flour Nd
ket quiet, unchanged.
FOrK market qmet. Mess. s1S.N0
1s;ov.
u slaos stesay. Middle NJ
spoe, ys.So9po.So.
gal test, S4.45; Muscavado SO tel
>o;oo. .
Loaf; $500: crushed, 1910; powders
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Kelley case Not Up.

The Harrison Kelley case viii not
come before the grand jury. Kelley
was charged with assault with attempt
to commit murder. The charge was
that Of hitting another man on the
head with brick. The matter has
been disposed OF and Kelley IL out
under suspended sentence.
Dan Harrington Is charged with
assault on Frank Winkler on June %.
Harrington took change Of venue to
the justice court and he was bound
over from there
Robert Utley is charged with mali
cious mischief. He Is out on bond.
The charge is that he cut down a GER
tain party's grape vines.
Luen Gomez. Mexican. Is charged
with assault on William Smith and
his wife. colored. on circus night
G. Espenozoa, another Mexican. is
charged with assault on M. G.. wag-
ner on the night Of Sept. 10.
Frank Johnson IL charged with as.
sault on John McCaffrey on Sept. 4.
The last three are in Jail