The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 7

HE SANDUSKY STAR-JOURNAL THURSDAY, AUG, 24, 1911, QUAINT AND PICTURESQUE IS SETTING OF LEGAL BATTLE WHICH 'VIRGINIA YOUTH FIGHTS TO ESCAPE DEATH FOR SLAYING GIRL-WIFE Has Been Missing for Weeks and Sheriff Couldn't Locate Him. Philip Kleuglein, up to a few months ago a clerk in the office of! the Duroy and Haines company, and I before that weight inspector here for the Central Freight association, is i the defendant in a divorce suit, instituted in the common pleas court by Elizabeth Kleuglein. For a month, the county office has been, endeavoring to find out Kleuglein's whereabouts in order to obtain personal service. Failing to get the least inkling as to where he is, a return of "not found" was entered on the hooks of the countv clerk, and notification of the suit will be made by publication. The charges in the divorce and alimony petition are numerous.

Among them are: Frequently remaining awav from home all night without i i any reason for this action; an ugly surly temper -while under the influence of liquor; spending a goodly portion of his earnings on fluids that inebriate; failure to provide with the necessaries of life; interference with the family discipline; and cruel treatment of his wife, resulting in Her loss of health and peace of The wife says the climax was reached on July 5 when he left her home on Putnam street, and dirt not mine hack. It is also alleged a he has not contributed 10 the support of the family since that date. The parties i fighting to escape were married here 20, 1906, and death for the have one child. Roy. aged four.

The suit was filed Beis. by Attorney George Jury Secured to Try Beatty For Alleged Murder (Continued from Page One.) attended. When they returned from an ante room Seattle was pale. J' al Tarleton heading a British force. Lawyer Smith bent over the list of soldiers put torch to the and at each name directed a But its thick old walls re- ii'ance of his eyes at the man who I i a standing and for decades af- ahswered to it.

Beattie followed terward the dignified lawyers and each of these gJa with his own astride eyes. Then his" lawyer signified the. i in i chaise or -nian fa meant to scratch. Rut a lively thoroughbred tie-suddenly shook his head and the came clustering to its broad lawns un- next instant stopped up. He looked trees on "court days." down for an instant at his lawyer.

famous murder trial held "All right, Henry." said his chief I lore as in the early fifties, when counsel, "suit yourself. You are ij Ritchie, "Father of the Demman, after all. that should be suited." Piratic ar in Virginia," killed James So Beattie arose. His pose was pleasant in so particularly vicious a tense. He leaned forward on his du i1f was regarded as requiring struments 'clenched hands, his knuckles i i a even in those da ed by the pressure of his weight on recognition of the code.

ALLIMGTHE COURT of the scenes Clay a i a disgraceful RICHMOND, August i cial)--It might have been a gift artist who devised the settin here that show murder girl-wife, sa quaint is it all, so iully picturesque. The Chesterfield County court house is a tiny one-story rcvi i in white porticoed, vineclad building ancient in years as the great trtes that tower above it. As a storehouse in Revolutionary times it stood as the center of a bitter fight between Continentals under Genera! Baron von Steuben and' Gen- judges, attended' by their black body CHARACTERISTIC HENRY copy feverishly, while the din and trial, and through the gratings of the click of half a hundred telegraph in- creeper embowered lock-up, so pretty the trees, out- in its exterior that an artist would windows. long to make a rural studio ofi it, of the latticed court; way to the old court house since Beat- so long in its tie was deeremt i The picture shows the negro bailiff en- BUILDERS ARRIVING; TRACTION MEN CLOSE it the side the oi OI1G CO Qp 1 j-u i 1 i A 4 A i i them. He looked long and sharply! the court house stands far 5611 1 i Sti TM' lUS TM TM into the faces of all sixteen men-one i the modem roads of travel in the' nt emplate prisoners stare like children at the after the other in regular order: skip-, of bro.d a to TM strangers that have found their ping none, holding each juror for sev- the oil portraits of the old-fash-i house that has eral seconds in saze.

He a judges, one of ante-bellum davs nipTorirt- The deliberate but. at the same time raised and one of reconstruction time which rW-s tliVf' TnvVmorto 1JJ- lu to a hairtrigger state of nervous I Ifconne the i i 1 00 He was gambling with life down in sharp and severe aiW.meni con.ola^v the innn" t'h TM the an i a al a ah a TM I man with only a last stake left, utterly ruined if he lost, and; fully decided to' blow out his brains if luck went against him. Lawyer Smith stood beside him. the jury list in hand. The scene lasted all of ten minutes.

Suddenly Beattie squared his shoulders and spoke rapidly and nervously to his counsel, a of the head toward one of the men in the box accompanying each remark. And at the end of each whis- per, Lawyer Smith called the name of a rejected jiuw until four men had thus been eliminated. The first to a 'inder an unfavorable eye from Beattie was the oldest man on tho. jury, roilarless. he- whiskered farmer with a rough hewn 1IIMESB1! Treaties With France and England and Explains.

The second was the youngest man ROCHESTER, N. August. In TM TM test expressed tho national yearning A delegation of i traveling men from 'Cleveland who came in on the Eastland Thursday morning, formed the advance guard of the convention of Ohio Builders' Supply Association, which opened at the Point on Thursday morning, and will continue through Friday. The scheduled program of addresses at the concluding business ------i of the Central Electric Railway Assoc i a i was carried out Thursday morning. There was a.

large attendance. officers i next year. a on the jury exactly Bcattie's own i "Let us a peace;" President a age. He had deported himscif with appealed to 20.0UU members, of the levity and laughter sevem-1 t'mes. and i ninrl An of Bather- Seattle evidently had d'eculcd not.

to I risk his life's chances with a man of such frivolity. go were mark character, and ed in national encampment, on bo- a of the pending a i a i treaties STATK OF ui-HO. OF TOLEDO, Frank J. Cheney makes oath that lie is senior Will Decide Whether Banks Can Own an interest in Other Banking Houses. Cheney partner of tho firm of F.

J. France and Groat Britain. it was quite As men I horrors' to gleam wliat Beanie's sharp dances a sacrifice of war, he said he asked revealed to antagonize them. them to approve tlv pwief pact and City of Toledo business in the County and State afore- 'ie urge ratification by the senate. Though he came (o talk of peace before the veterans here i'rnni Beattie stood still.

am) eroct, after the rejected men had moved back to places arnon? thp spectators. Then he took a final look states, president struck a more at the twelve chosen men. sank to his personal note in his n-marks. The seat, and leaned against the shoulder soldiers' reunion. said, served a of his father.

The white-haired, fine-' Purpose in i i the featured old man made quick response nation the recollection of the by slipping his arm over the youth's shoulder. Reeves Hive. L. 0. T.

has ar- for an excursion to Cleveland to be given over tho S. M. S. on Wednesday; October -1th. difficulties throu.uh which the hns come and over which it has tri- and jiivrs courage and new hope to those who are i present i i i which, as compared i those tbroii.uh i we have come sfom small indeed.

"This has come to me time nnd i asain since I have bar! tlm responsibility of the presidency." a said, "and when there seemed troubk-s a a were a tn bear, my i was reverted to those which Lincoln carried and in i comparison i his mental cacb every case Catarrh a a bo cured by the UPC of Trail's Catarrh Cure. A J. CHF.XEY. Sworn to before me ami subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. (SEAL) A.

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"GETS-IT" is remarkable because It Bever irritates or turns the true flesfc aore or raw. It can't It is as safe as water. Stockings won't stick to it. Corn pains stop. The corn or callous shrivels up, It comes out, and Messed relief.

Quit shaving: your corn with a ra- Tou may draw blood and causa blood-poisoning. "GRTS-1T" Is sold at druggists at 2B a bottle or sent on receipt of jprkf hy E. Lawrence Chicago, 111. SOLO IN SANDUSKY, OHIO BY jrles. i a seemed boyish and of i weight." I i I President Taf( paid createst problem before the since a days of 'fil was the proper a i of the people of zroat a He paid his respects in passing to the extremists.

"These new evils jrrowins; out of concentration of wealth." president Paid, "have i i from the act i i men of today, su.cce::- Mons of remedies a are so extreme a the medicine to many of us peems worse a the disease. Thor-e who are charged i (bo i and sobered i the (lifFiriiltios. find ourselves in the middle of the row, resistii's: the tendency to socialism on the one a and the inerlia of reactionary i nre- scnt evils nnd the a i i for greater concentration of fmn.ncial power on the other, hut we are gradually solving the problem. "It must and will be solved by tbf. earnest effort of the level beaded, ih" practical nnd the courageous among us.

and by reducing the influence of the demagog and theoretical extremists as well ns the react ionary influence of combinations of wealth." Coming r.no miles from Lnnis, 111, i i i a office car of I i i a i a reached here r-arly a a It left for a i at o'clock. The of the road, aboard car. a i a i to observe busines con- i i Tjima. and Spring- on the return i be touched i Illinois. An Instantaneous Wrinkle Remover Roy Hastings, fined the costs in the case and given a thirty days sentence try Mayor Lehrcr, on an assault charge preferred against him by Snloonist Ed Tenney.

had the wntence suspend- Lewis H. Ohly, W. A. Graham ancf'ed late Wednesday afternoon after the Meivfllc Bros. (costs were paid.

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thousands of AVASH1XGTOX, Aug. L'4--Presiden Taft will decide if the government under the terms of the national ban: act, can permic a i a banks to own interests in other banking institu tions. Attorney General Wickersharr and Secretary MacVeagh have dis agreed on the question, which wa? raised by the attorney general's in vestigation of the relations of the National City bank of Xew York tc the National City Co. As a result al the papers in the case were sent to the president at Beverly. That President Taft would review the case developed suddenly, as Sec retary MacVeagh was ready to make public the attorney general's findings and his own decision.

For that ron he declined to give any intimation of his position, but it is known that, nearly all bis advisors feel that ii any i i a i toward the extension ot" the i of national a i companies and secur- i companies were a a tl i tho whole i of financial i bo entangled when it comes at the next, session of con ETCS--K wiMi the a report. Mr. i findings deal directly a only i reporter! i iiy (he a i a i a of other a stock the med i of the a i i i i Co. Thr question of the i of" a i a a in a i as consequence of these findinss. and at- i was directed thr case of the of thr i a Commercial a i a a of Chicago and Commer- Secretary Mar- Vcaph was a i a of tho board of a a before ho entered the cab- i A General Wickerslnm a i i a concentration a i a i a i a place i' a i a banks wore allowed to acquire the stocks of a i ins i i i a a for a ten years, however, ha; been a i a i such, relations i i a i i i a i in or- i a i a i i i might meet the i i of state tanks, i a operate very liberal provisions.

Aside froiv question of i policy Secretary MncYragh's it is said, believe a no provision of the a i h'is been i a They take this position, however, i re- a i 10 legislation desirable a i in the cases undor consideration. in the i a cial Trust a GETS $5,000 POSITION Special to The COU MBUS. 0.. Aug. 24--Morris H.

Wood hull, of Dayton, was appointed member of the state i a i i board of in welcome awards today at a salary of $5,000 a Cleanses the System effectually; Dispels colds and Headaches, due to constipation. Best for men, women and children; young Tomtits Beneficial effects, always faoie the name of the Company, plainly printed on the front every package of the Genuine ADDITIONAL SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rockwell and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Rogers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rockwell, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Stewart and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kingsley and family, and Mr. ana Mrs. Hiram Stewart and family, of Prouts, will attend the fourth annual reunion of the Rockwell family at the'home of Mrs.

A. N. Stewart at Port Clinton Saturday. Mrs. 0.

L. Gamber has returned to her home in Toledo after spending a few days with Mrs. W. D. Gamber of Hayes avenue.

4. A POISOlf Bons Pains, Ulcers, Scaly Skin, Pimples. County and city boards of equalization a only a few weeks remaining in which to complete i labors. Nearly all of the personal property owners have been summoned. The new torm of the common pleas court will be opened September IS.

Very few cases will be tried before that time. Ben F. Allen. Washington corres-1 pondent of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, was in Sandusky Wednesday, i old friends. Miss Idabel Missig is spending the week in Cleveland, the guest of her brother and wife, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Missig. Mrs. Jacob Hoffman of Vine street will be the guest of friends in Cleveland for the week end. i Miss Mary Shebley has been visit-! ing Miss Lutz at Fremont for a few days.

Miss Mary 0'Prien of this city was among the guests at the marriage ot! Miss Katherine Feeney of Norwalk; to Mr. Albert J. Boerner of Ion which was beautifully solemnized in St. Mary's Catholic church in Nor-! walk Wednesday morning. Mrs.

M. Frankel of Fremont spending ten days with Mr. and Mrs.i W. S. Frankel in this city.

Miss Lucille the was the guest of Miss Babe Kuchenrither at Elyria a day this week. i -f i Mr. and Mrs. Ed Book of Mansfield, are spending several days in this city and at Port Clinton. i 4- Miss Mildred Baker wUl return Friday from a weeks' visit at While there she was complimented i with a number of pretty affairs.

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who (iiort in I-os Angeles. will be brought here in about ten days. Charles J. Toledo airship man, and a former Sanduskian, was hera Wednesday on business. Bin Sulliva, US, piano tuner of Detroit, arrested here Thursday afternoon for drunkenness was pleased when the cops got him.

I've been trying to get in the workhouse for six months," he declared. Pete Bahnsen, Fourth and Ogontz streets, has lost his horse which either i wandered or was stolen from his lot. i The horse is 12 years old. weighs 90H pounds, is brown in color with a white face stripe and throe white stockings and has the heaves. With this description at hand, the police expect to recover the animal.

DIED. RHONEHOUSE--At the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Rhonehouse, 7,15 Perry street, Tues-j day, August 22, mi, George Rhonehouse.

aged 35 years. Funeral from the residence of his parents Friday afternoon, August 25, 1911, at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Maria C. Mead was appointed executrix of the estate of Andrew C.

Mead in the probate court. The Misses Rose and Anna Cordier, Freda Wiesler Erma Harvey, Oiga Gundlach. the Messrs. Elmer Keller, Elmer Leonard Guenther and Arthur Rudolph, made up a delightful picnic party to Cedar Point Wednesday. Mrs.

George Freitas and daughter, Anna leave Monday for Buffalo. Bernard Palmer accompanied his father Mr. B. Palmer, Monday, for a weeks, eastern trip. Mr.

Al Wiesler and son Norbert, spent the day, Wednesday, in Port Clinton. A very enjoyable affair of the coming week, will be a party at Rye Beach in which about one hundred and fifty young people will be the participants. The invitations are to be issued the first of the week. There will be special cars for those who are privileged to attend the affair which gives promise of a very delightful social event. Too Late to Classify i TWO---MATTHEWWS SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES--For i all makes of machines at five cents per package, and everything- else pertaining to sewing machines at greatly reduced prices.

Look for the familiar letter tb-tu-sat-sept 24 DON'T USE POOR OIL--For use on. sewing machines, bicycles and all purposes requiring a lubricant, the best is the cheapest in the end. Genuine Singer Oil can only be obtained at Singer stores. Look for the letter Aug. 24-th urs-sat-tues-sept24 LOST--At Cedar Point, on the dock, long blue serge coat.

Finder please I call Harrison 228-R. 24-25-26 WANTED--You to call and see drop- i head Singer Sewing Machine left, at I our store by party leaving town. i You can buy this machine at a bar! gain for cash. Call at Singer Store. I Look bor the big red Grace church ride Saturday afternoon, Aug.

26, on steamer Arrow. All welcome. 24 25 August Cramer brought suit against Roy in Squire Dietrich's court for $10.85 on an account for groceries. LOST--A child's red 1 jacket, finder please leave at Star-Journal office and receive reward. 24-25-26.

French agricultural pursuits account for 5,500,000 men and nearly 3,500,000 women. Nearly 4,750,000 men and more than 2,500,000 women are employed in the trades. ARE COMING SOON is Your Boy You Can Buy lothes Now The' certainty of ting the best clothes you can buy your boy should be incentive enough to bring him here. Combining "High Quality" with "Low Prices" has made for as hundreds of fast patrons. $4.00 SUITS Marked Down $5.00 SUITS Marked Down $6.00 SUITS Marked Down $3.00 $3.75 $4.50 $7.50 SUITS Marked Down $5.85 $9.00 SUITS 7K Marked Down vll.fi $10.00 SUITS Marked Down Boys' School Trousers, Shirts and Blouses at 20 PER CENT REDUCTION.

Don't delay--Now's the time to get Bargains in Boys' Good Clothes. Bring the boy in tomorrow. Co 610, 612, 614 MARKET ST. I I lEWSFAPESr iEW'SPAFERt.