Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-06
IS YEARS OLD Girl.
MUST FACE CHARGE
OF DELINQUENCY
STREAToR YOUNG WOMAN DE-
PENDANT IN PROCEEDINGS
LAUNCHED BEFORE JUDGE
RECk IN COUNTY COURT
MOTHER SAID TO JE FEEBLE
MINDED.

A petition was filed in he county
court by Mrs. Josephine Wagner of
Streator asking that Marie Buender
aged sixteen, be declared delinquent
and be committed to some institution.
The petition stated that the girl was
guilty of Indecent conduct"
The mother of the girl is alleged
by Mrs. Wagner to be feeble minded
and the father, Jacob Buender, Of 9l3
Hall streetii Streator, is said to be
unable to control her. Mr. Buendor
consented to the proceedings.
Marie was brought to Ottawa by
Mrs. Wagner this morning for a hear
ing.
The girl went before the grand jury
last June and secure an indictment
for her nineteen year old brother,
Victor Buender. claiming that he was
guilty Of an attempted criminal as
sault He was placed under $4,000
bonds, sa s
Before the time for the trial she
went to States Attorney George S.
Wiley and confessed to him that her
brother was not guilty of any mis-
conduct. She claimed that sixty
year Old suitor VINO formerly resided
in Streator and wished to marry hera
induced her to tell the officials the,
story, as her brother Victor objected
to the aged man showering attentions
an hnp flor hnori1u hnr etn
which she told in the circuit court on
the witness stand, the case against
her brother was nolle pressed
After conference today Marie was
ordered committed to the county de-
tention home temporarily She will
be given hearing after her case is
investigated.
Some OF the people who have come
in contact with the girl are inclined
to believe tina tshe Is not overly
bright.
Boys Charged With Delinquency.
Anton Gorgol, aged IA. and Fred
Rachic, aged 16, both of La Sale,
were brought to Ottawa this after
noon and arraiened in the County
Court on delinquency proceedings in
stituted by Miss Effie Doan. county
probation officer. The boys were al
legged By Miss Doan to be growing up
incorrigible, habitually truant and 10
be wandering about at night. Fred
wa scharged b yher as being an asso
ciate of thieves
They wcro given d hearing before
Judge Rcck late this afternoon.
We'll Known Boys Face Prosecution.
Streator, July g.. Especial Pros
ecution OF three or four well known
Streator youths is expected to follow
a sensational story which came to
light yesterday, when authorities here
learned that Mario Buender, sixteen
year old girl, had been drugged AMI
taken 20 pasture near town, by
crowd of young men at dance here
a few nights ago.
Marie and another girl are said to
have gone to a dance in this city
few nights ago. They fell in with
four youths.
Marie is said to have been drugged
and taken away by the men. She
SidlHie W nave reSdileH COHSCfouS-
ness the next morning about O'Clock
in pasture near town.
$4,000 Estate.
The will of the late Garrett S.
Kinney who died in his home in Earl
vile June II. 1921, was filed for pro-
bate today. The testator left real
estate In Earlville valued at $4,000
and personal property worth $t.d00
His widow Mrs. Alice Kinney is to re-
ceive the property for her life time.
after which it is to 70 to their four
Perry w Kinney and Agnes
Kinney OF Earlville, Harry Kinney of
Tulare and Mabel of Columbus, Ohio.