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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
rNUsTEg uAll.

By virtue u the poser and
authority conferred IN me, ths IN
d.sssrpsA I,as.sss. - sspea .! Frss'
from Will Oakley aud Frank Oakley
81 record 10 Boob n. page 5, K o,
D. G.. Tenn. default having been
made in the psymen, ni ii,r iEisbt.
sdnsss, AZ provided uaAsr the term.
and conditions contained in said
decd oi Trust. notice 10 hereby given
that |. a. Trustee. will on
SATURDAY, OCT -. 1870,
at nooc, in iYon. Of the cas-, door Of
the courthouse 10 Dickson. Tenn
oiles Tor sale At public outcry To the
hishss, biddsr for cash. free iron
the equity OF red, op,ion. home
stead and dover and all other ex.
emptious. q certain trac, OF parcel
OF land in Dickson County. Tenn,
described ss ioliows
The same being 10 the 9th Civil
District OF Dickson County. and
LAYING on the west side Of the Dick
con and Charlotte pike about :.
miles nom Dickson, and bounded
on the north by Jas Harmon and
Jas Oakley: on east by Chsrlott,
and Dickson pike; on south by Mar
vim RUSSELL aud on ives. by Jane,
Harmon and Wilson land; il beins
known ~ the Mace Oakley tract
fos further particulars, see tn,
Trustee Deed on record.
This Sept. Is. 1870
DENNIS PACK. Trustee
II. c. Richardson, Any.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
RESULTS TELL.


RssGta tell the tale.
All doaba 10 removed.
The sasiil0any u q Dickson citiasn
Can be easily investigated.
What better proof can BE- bad.
4. A. Tidwsll. 81. sheriff and stoclI
buyer. n. College st.. ssyE have
osed Doan's Kidney Pills vhsn sufi.
sfins Rom dis.sdsfsd kidBsys
rns main irsubls vas the lirsourIt
action 81 10, kidpeys and and then,
NV bach ~auld ache terribly. |
assd 10 DO 10, VI riding sbsl act.
ing ~ sh.i 4 aud 81 much ioltiag.
| think. esus~i my uoo bic. began
using Doans kidney Pill. on the
recom mead alton Of friend pr,eus.
ion thea al The Wyatt Drug Co,
Doan'- did nv more good than any.
thing | evsf used and an only too
plsalwd To endorse them
Price &c, al al dssisu boo /
simply ssk Tor kidney remedy
get Doaa- Kidney Phls--ths same
that Mr.. Tidwell bad Foster Mil
bafn Co. Mfrs Buffalo, NY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

BY virtue .oi oue venditioni. ex.
pous. issued to me bv |. J. Brown
irs Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
Dickson county. Tenn. | viii 90
MONDAY. OCT. II, 1910
at O'Clock .. IN. at thu coui,
house door IN Charlotte. Teun.. OF.
pose at public sale, 10 the highest
and bvs. bidder, Tor casa. tbs iol.
lowing.
Tract Of land lying 10 the iith
civil district oi Dickson county
containing ~ acr-s more OF lee
Boundaries given 90 day al sale;
iev'ed upon ss.,h- property OF ailss
Rudolph to satisfy judgement, in
seres' and cost in favor Of NJ g
Stevens.
hi. sept. ! l9Al
J T. PETTY. sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
NON .ags,ogNr NoY,cs

Bessle Horpsby W Wallace Hornsby
10 ChAncefy st Dickson. Tenn.
In this cause, II appears 10 III"
Clerk and Master from the sworn
bill, that the defendant Wallac.
Hotnsby, is q Nonresident OF the
State NJ Tennessee. and cannot be
served with psocess. II 10 ordered b,
the T.. h Il. thai ,naass%i4isni .aa..c-
be published Tor him, that he ap,
pear al The Courthouse in Dickson.
Tsnn on o. before. Thursday ate,
tho Fourth Monday in October 1920
next. aud plead. answer or demur
to the bill died sSains. him Tor di
vorc~ In the above cause, OF the
same will he taken for confessed
and the cause set Tor bearing FL
parts
/, /. further ordered that this
notice be- published in the dickson
County Herald ior four CONSECUTIVE
weeks. An required By Law In such
casee
Witness NV hand at nhier. this
sep, lat. 1870 J J Tsytor.
Clerk and Master
I.e,ch and Hall. Solicitor. 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
NON .aGs,ogNr NOTICE


T. K. Heard
Edward Jones. 81 ale
ln Chan Gerry Court at Charlotte.
Tennessee
In tbi. CAUSE, /, appears to the
ciert and Master from the s~orp
bill, that the defendant, Edwatd
Jones, II q no nres.dent II the Stat.
OF Tennessee, aud oanno, be served
with process, b, IL ordered by the
{. and n that nonfesident publ
cation be made Tor him, ,hst he q.
ppeaf 81 the Courth ouse IN Char
lotts, Tenn, on or before the tirs,
Monday oi Oc, 1870, same being a
rule day Ut this court. sud plead,
snswsr 90 demur TO the hill died q.
ssinst him and others in the shoye
cause, OF the sam" will be taken
Tor confessed aud the GAUGE set Tor
hearing txpsrte
II 10 further ordered that this
notice be- published ~ th. Dickson
County Herald Tor four consecutive
works. ~ required by law in such
casvs.
Witness my hand at office 10
Charlotte. Tenn this Aux q 1920
il Taylor {. Il "
Howard i Brown, Solicitor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
Administrators Notice

Having qualified As sinip,.trs.
tor Of ths estate Of W. n. String
fellow, deceased. all parsops indeb.
ted 70 the said estate will p,ease
come forward xnd ~es,is ssu- ard
persons holding elaine sgsin., the
said W n ShingieIlow will &c
same properly authenticated or Tor
sves bs barred both in equity and
Inv
WI Johnson.
Atminisustnr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Auto thieves are not handled in
NE same manner that horse thieye.
were IN tho early days oi ths konr
~ A tr,.nily tree and . rupe yer
sva' aids IN s,smpins GU, the
nii.anc, :, Thrfr vvr- 10 delay BY
10 aud 10 red tape TO be unwouud
Occasionally the horse. ~oul.
come back. hu, the thieves nevv,
cid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
noM.AGa,oxNr Novca.

l.. A. Tidweli. FL ais,
Marvel T,dwell, =, al
la County Couit oi Dickson County
Tennessee.
Ia this cau.e, il appearing from the
bill which 10 sworn 20, that Marvel
Tidwell and Herman Tld~+ll the
delsHdants. are nonresideu,s nt the
state. they are Therefore, hereby
commanded ta spp~As en o, 5-iei-
the 6rst Monday in October, next.
before the County Judge 81 Dickson
County st bic office 10 Charlotte,
and make defence 10 the bill 1led
against them ia said Court, by l..
A Tidwell. ct ah. or otherwise The
bill will be en- Tor confessed.
|, 10 further ordered tina. this notice
BE- published Tor four consecutive
weeks 10 The Dickson County Herald
Thin August 81. 1870.
N. Hanis, Clerk.
J A. Clement Sol. for Complainsns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

General Jack Psr,hins says hi.
army has " iish. lie the devil
when u got staslsd. According
70 our pAstos and our experience
aud obsssvstion. the devil 10 busy
all tAs tiuss :. - - .n ,,e,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Ills IN old saving that il takes
oil linds 81 people to make q world
aud Il 70 very true, only IL does no,
10 isr enough, II alec ,ah.s al
kinds Of dssnsd iools 10 make :
world, and apparently they are no,
c ,n6nsd to any particular ciass.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
kEPkEsES rATIyE

LARkiks- We are Asthorixed " al.
kouans ! A i.&klns - ths Demo
etas.e nouiiass ior ksptcseatatvs from
D,ehsoa ,ouaiy In The Lover hoase Of
tbs asxt General AssemDly Election,
Nov z. iSkO. .
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

No drunhard svsr thought he "a.
going 70 become one. and very lev
VI them viii admit that shay are. :
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Dispatches trom lndia say couneiI
bills aie going up. Over hsfe Il Is
board bills ara tia, are going up,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Where on earth do W suckers e.,
all tho money which W. allow
human sharks 10 relieve us on
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

STATE SENATOR

COLilEk~-Ws ere asit.Srtzsd 70 an.
aosAes T. q Colhsr. vi hu.phfeys
county, - The Deaossstle somlee< tor
etats Senator IRON this Senatorial Die
uies Election, Nov Z, 1920.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Among those sho are s,rons icr
sovssamsst o~nssship Of everything
ere those who never owned so,
thina.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Upon sorfsndss Wills . VS. Iivsn
bottle Of cosaae brandy. W. her
BY surrender. Proceed With th-
presentation.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

No man has srss, deal Of faith
la doctors and medicine when hs i,
!sslins In the wsllknowu pink Of
condition.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

IL 700 sxpses to accomplish any
thing ,0u lasst To tnings bad iptf
o. no bad luck Keep pushing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

4 rule 10 that al official report
tells somsthins everyone knew
before.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Dosothy Dir says woman 10 the
client psrtnss in ms,nmony.
Wonder where che gets tina, silent
stuff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
Rspoaaesey.

Sufferers trom indiscs,ios arc apt
to become discouraged and heel tia.
complete recovery 10 not TO be
hoped tH No one could MAX.
greater mistake Hundreds bavr
been permanently cured b, akins
Cham beslain . Tablets and can GOV
eat anything they crave Th<se
tablets strengthen the stomach and
enanble II 10 perform ito sunctions
naturally II you have not tried
them do 20 q. oncS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

Can positively b. eust ~;sA o.:
CsrkpE,e's Eye Raln11y.. Sold
snd susrsnseed By o.. ]. n Msa.
theirs. dfusgss in l)rksea. 4 81
p es bottle. You money Aack +
MOI pleased ~aA sessh, Ca b
sent anywhere By parcel pcm.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17

See oar lire Of Couiotta and
blankets Taylor BroA,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-17
%. III. MATTHEW'S
Can Save Your Diseased Eyes

Sore Eyes. Graduated Eyelids,
Wadhsiry, Wr-rzns, itching Eyes,
Scons, pserygians on tho eyes,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12

taken by the local lodge in the campaign
for West Virginia building at Moose
heart. III.
Mrs. Gale Poole and children hhvc re-
turned home TO arkershurg after
visit with her. parents. Mr.. and MIS-.
Hcrbold, of near the city.
Misses Naomi and Esther Gillespie
left Wednesda afternoon for Il visit OF
some length with relatives IN litts-
burgh and other points in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. {. Il. Cook OF Middlchournc was
here Wednesday cnroute TO visit frlends
in Wheeling.
Miss Ruth Holhcrt. who has been the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Mary ke!lar,
has returned home 10 Washington. Pa;
MIR and Mrs. Rex. y. Rodgers ami
John Starkey of l'arkershurE super
intcndpnt of the South Penn oil Com
pany. spent Wednesday here as bust
ness visitor.
The forticth anniversary Of the
Woman's Home Missionary society Will
be celebrated with an appropriate pro-
gram at the local NJ. r. church Thurs
day evening. AuXiliaries Of the society
will participate in the affair.
Robert Beans, Of Wheeling. who has
been tho guest Of his grandmother. Mrs.
Emma Mitchell. has returned home.
Charles Boeggcman. OF the Ohio Cities
Gas office. left Monday afternoon for
his home in Pittsburgh 10 attend the
wedding OF his brother. Raymond:
Miss Margaret Ganney was in Wheel
ing Monday 20 attend tho exercises at
the Mt de Chantal academy.
Mrs. A. McMullen and children. Miss
Florence and Arthur. left Monday for
Winchester Ky. to spend the summer.
Mrs r. l.. Longley has gone to Ches-
ter, w. Va. for a visit of some length
with friends and relatives.
Robert Christie and family. OF Smith
field. passed through the city Sunday
enronte to their new home at Chanute.
Kansas.
Miss Ora Tracy was thr guest over
the weekend = her sister Miss Pauline
OF Wheeling.'
Mrs +. L. Carol Is in Parkersburg
for n few DAYS visit with relatives.
Or. VIII Rodgers. OF Wheeling. was
the Sunday guest OF his grandmother.
Nre A. n. Work.
Mrs. Liberty Burns. Of the Ohio side,
has returned home after visit of a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12

lighting them with his manacled hands.
Galchek. his attorney stated might.
have been worth about $1,000. most OF
, il in Liberty bonds. lie had the money
I saving instinct of the frugal European
that cmigratcd to America and evident
Is bought Liberty bonds as he had been
told they were gilt edged investments
The woman, Mrs. Mrs. Severa Ellis.
although approached at every angie per.
sisted in her innocence up 10 late hour
last night. She admitted that she ana
Mike Ondrink met Galchek at their home
on the night of February >. and that
there was quarrel.
She denies that any blows were struck
and states that Galchek left the house
after giving her two checks, one FOR
IS, 900, and one for s2.j0G. She Is a
diminutive woman about four feet eight
inches in height, IS years Of age. and is
Marriage Experiences.
She Is an Italian and stated she had
! married George Pippi and atter"ardS
found out he had another wttH. Sne
then left him and married Mike on
drink In New York. getting married
under the name Of Ellis, as it sounded
more like an American name than that
! OF her husband. George Pippi. the man
who posed as her first HUSBAND ~ now
serving n year and three months IN the
Allengheny county workhfouse at Pitts
burg for robbery.
The story that the handcuffcd muir
dercd man was thrown from thC Steu.
benyille bridge had it's origin in tho fact
that a machine was seen on the bridge
carly on tho morning OF February sra.
and that persons passing saw huSe
bulk thrown in the water:
, The machine went on to tho Ohio
side, turned and then went back TO the
West Virginia end Of the bridge anu
disappeared. ,,,.
ho N nOSSpSSlOn
and after filing identification marks up
on them turned them over to sheriff
J. r. I,itten. Of Brook county. Mcst ",
forevidence taking sg, reGsi nEbp une f fnnE
times as much as those used now ana
are Joined together with heavy chain
II was stated they resembled hand
cuffs used in the United States army
chief Of the Plttsburg & Lake Erie
railroad police. stated that Mike on
drink worked for him as guard dur
ing the late steel strike.
Kept tho Handouts.
When he quit his job he turned In
his badge but forgot to turn In the hanu,
cuffs, which were of the exact patteM
found fastened to the dead mans lctt
wrist. ondrinks police ice. n n0mDsnv was
1t Is stated that ondrink served year
| in the West Virginia penitcntIary al
| Mo'mdsville for stealing an nutomooli'
| In Huntington some years ago.
Attorney Williams stated that Gal:
cbek for some reason lived in terror CT
! Mrs. Ellis. who seemed to be an ohses,
sion that lowered over him day nnd
night. The man had saved considerable
money and Mr. Williams states n" rs
positive Mrs. Ellis secured a lot Of It.
She was in the. habit Of telling the
simple minded man that he had enc
mics and would then sell him SOM"
| charm or other TO ward off their intlu-
| cncc.
Ondrink has been non-committal since
his arrest and has refused to make a
, statement. further than he knows notn-
J ing about the matter
Lots OF Evidence.
However. the evidence Is positive that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
BELMONT

Chester Brooks and Holll9 Moore. ot
Hunter. were callers at LampsViilc FIJI
day.
Misses Nellie and BESSIE hatcher
visited friends in Hunter ono DAY last
week.
Mrs. Addison Wilcox was Belmont
visitor Saturday.
Sam Cain and wife were visitors IN
town one day last week.
Albert Wilcox visited at Manly
Kemp's Saturday evening.
Douglas Hatcher and son. hclh"rt'
were callers at Hunter Saturday even
ing.
MIR and Mrs Clyde Travis and sons
were visitors near Hunter Sunday.
Glenn VOC and Earl Nichols were call
ers AT r. J. Hatchcr's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kemp nd daughter
visited at Peter Kemp's sunday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor Kcmr and chill
dren visited friends near bethesda Sfuh-
day.
ANDY Kemp and Ross Rurns. OF near
Hunter. were callers at Henry Gat'ch
Sunday evening.
Mrs Mary Hachcr visited friends al
Cambridge a few days tins week.
Frank Hockinberry was a VISITOR IN
town ono day this week.
Dewitt Kemp was bethesda Nisitor
Sunday evening.
Theodore Burkhart was a caller IN
town last Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
.FeIt Tagged,
No Account.
Result Of Indigestion, Headache
and Other Troubles-This Ten
nsssee Lady Took Black
Draught and Found
Relief.

F1intyille, Tenn.-Mrs Addie Sanders.
Of this place, says: Il suffered from
constipation a long time. This, OF
course. brought on sour stomach. indi-
Kestion and headaches. 1 felt tagged
and no account.
st started in taking Black-Draught-
4 found 1t was helping me con-
tinued to use 1t. and have for years. /
don't know how TO start TO praise
Thedford's Black Draught.
To-day am regular. no more consti-
patton, headaches or indigestion. In
fact, all I eat tastes sweet and good TO
me since my liver Is cleansed
nv the use Of Black-Draught.
"I am well. and proud 10 make this
statement OF what Black-DrauSht has
done for me-"
p Constipation often leads to serious
a1isorters among those who do not I'M
Newsstand it's dangers or who neglect to
treat II without delay.
Thedford's Black-Draught is a medi-
eine that every person should keep in
Ahs house and use at the least sign OF
eonstipation. or torpid liver.
Thedford's Black-Draught liver medi-
vine Is right.
Ask your druggist. He has it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12

II Is Galchek's body that was found
floating in the Ohio river in May Goth
and now lies in pauper's grave on the
hill top over iOrkvtllc. and II is also
positive. in fact, il is admitted by both
Mrs. Ellis and Mike Ondrink that he
visited their house in FoliansbCc on the
night OF February .. And he disappear
ed that night.
removed to PittSburg and suitably bur-
led.
Undertaken Dciss had sent word TO
Sheriff l.ittcn and several others tina.
he would send an auto down To the
bank building to take them out to tho
graveyard. An auto came up and ms
chauffeur loft it standing and the crowd
piled in. DIR. J. Il. Arnold took charge
and started the machine and II was go,
ing at Il good pace when barc-h"adei
man ran out OF the bank and yellca
Justify.
Took Wrong Auto.
UnwittinEly. the visitors had stolen
the local bankers auto. The affair Gre
ated some excitement which quickly
simmcred down when explanations were
made.
II is confidently expected that Mrs.
Ellis and Mike Ondrink will each OK
pla in their part in the mySt"riouS ais.
appearance of stephen w. Galchek an"
the finding OF his body in the river later
on, within the next - hours
Tho West Virginia authorities ar" 10
be congratulated for their prompt Work
in sitting down the crime, as soon as
they were convinced that il had taken
place on their territory.
I;alchek had no near relatives IN tniS
country and had never been married. He
came 10 this country Ii years ago ana
became a naturaliHcd citizen OF the
United States as soon as ne was eligible.
Although shots were fired IN the house
according to witnesses Galchek was not
LuIcd nv bullets a. was rumorCd. The
Nuns head was beaten in and tn" morK
suggests an auto crank as III" weapon.
The features of the body were unrcco6-
n izab
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
Mrs. IVY Weston, wife Of ". 3. Weston,
B. 2. d. NO. 6, Employed BY Willis
Clay Company II Well Again
Reese Formula 1-1l
DID Tho Work

Mrs. Weston has been troubled for the
last two years with backache. slecplesS-
ness rheumatism and pains in the back
of her mead. her nerves were all gone
and she was in constant terror. Mrs
Weston says she was advised that she
could not live. The first bottle oil
REESE FORMULA R-ll restored her
health to normal.
In the following statement Mrs. Wes-
ton tells how she suffered before re-
lief arrived through the use OF The
Reese Formula R-ll:
II have been suffering with nervous
ness. sleeplcssness pains in my head an'!
back could not eat and my system was
SO run down L don't believe / could have
lived much longer. have doctored
with many doctors. including two OF the
most prominent doctors of Fairmont
who advised me that my condition was
critical.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
S|STERSVILLE

Mrs. W. A. Horner and Miss Helen
Sage left Wednesday To attend the con-
vention OF the Protected Home Circle
in r'airmont. W. Va.
A. Mazer OF Jeanette, Ia. is in the
city the guest Of his ncphcws, l'rol
Emil and August Rasptllaire.
Miss FLORENCE Dawson has gone 10
SehrinC. O.. where she will BE- the guest
for n month OF her cousin. Miss Helen
Hartzcl, and other relatives.
Mrs. viii Russell has as her guest
her sister. Mrs. II. w. Stahl. OF Wheel
ing.
Miss Edna Miller entertained At a
theater party Tuesday evening as =
courtesy to Miss adelaide Cooper OF
Parkersburg. After attending the per
Torrance OF THE Market of Souls at
the Paramount. the party visited the
grill room Of DisQue's drug store where
light refreshments were served.
Mrs. W J. NcucnsChwandcr and Mrs.
Charles y. Kimhall were hostesSes
Tuesday evening TO members Of III"
Auld Lang Syne Club. their families and
a few friends. The affair was in the
nature Of a picnic dinner and WAS held
at the Country Club at o'clock.
An important meeting Of the l.. q. Q.
NJ lodge has been called for THURSDAY
evening At this meeting cnnsidcra-
ton Will be made OF the part t" be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-12
CORPSE That Drifted Down Ohios Current
With Manacled Hands Was Exhumed and
Identified AS Stephen Galchek, of Pittsburgh
FOUL, DEED WAS COMMITTED BY FIENDS AFTER
HAVING HANDICAPPED THEIR VICTIM.
Man and Woman Were Lodged in Jail Upon Murder
Charge, and Evidence Accommodates
Last Seen Alive at Follansbee Residence and Found
Months Later Floating in River.

The remains that were taken from the
Ohio river on May 2Sth and buried In
grave in Potters' field on hill over
looking the stream just north or iorS.
identined at I o'clock YESTERDAY after
noon a, the body OF stephen W. Gal
chek OF 231 Diamond street: who LETT
his home on February End and complete
ly. disappeared from the sight OF MS
friends
The body when found had pair or
handouts attached TO the left wrist oy
one cuff. Marks on the other wrist
allowed that IL had been confined oy the
other handcuff but the water had So
decomposed the hand that II haa s4ipp'u
through the cuff.
Two persons are now in Jail charged
with Galchek's murder. Mrs. Severa Ell
lis known also as Mrs. George f1pplS,
Madame Stanley. and Mrs. Mike OndrinSs
formerly Of Follanseee. SO caneo
elairvoyant. fortune teller ana aa'eA-
turess.
husband IN jail.
Her present husband. Mike .ondrtnH,
L. now in the Ohio codnty jail in THIS
city, jointly charged with her. WIN
the murder. and Mrs. Ellis Is in jail IN
WellsOurg. it being thought best . 10 see5
;esm seP PanninE gun fight with officers
lin Lorraine. Z.
The story Is best told by Attorney
Clarence A. Williams OF slo PARK oullo-
ing, Pittsburg, who has been undefatiga,
BE in his search for his client anu
friend, stephen Gslchek. and who was
foremost among those who Identified the
body yesterday.
shortly after noon yesterday party
Of men gathered at the undertaking
establishment OF A d. DeisS or YORK .
Wills, They were Coroner T. II. Kirk OK
jefferson county. o.: Sheriff J.. R Lit.
ten. and Coroner ]. B. Walkinshaw o.
Brook county. West Va: Attorney Clar-
ence williams OF Pittsourg; james u.
Hearn Of Pittsburg. business partner
OF tho dead man: Joseph MarkoVitcn'
pecretary Of the American Slovak socie-
"a; Stephen Lovaslk. relative OF the
dead man: DR.. ]. r. Arnold or Wells
burg, and an Intelligencer representa-
Rive.
NslA 10 Inquest
The man found tn the river had been
hurled without the formality OF post
mortem. or autopsy. and II had been
determined TO exhume the remains ana
ascertain his identity II possible.
The last authentic news heard or Gal
<.hek was that he had visited his clair
yoyaut friend. Mrs. Ellis, or Madame
STANLEY, on tho night OF February znd.
NJ her home In Follansoee. The party