Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 July 1908 — Page 7
friday. duly -7, 1008.
STAR nix. DEMOCRAT
Pngp Sovpn
OVERTAXED
flandrods of .Greencastle lUndom " Know Wlial R Mean*. The kidneys are overtaxed; yave too much to do. They tell about It In many aches
•ad pains
backache, sideache, headache, Karly symptoms ot kidney Ills.
Urinary
troubles, diabetes,
MADE LOAN BEFORE MURDER
Testimony in the Defense of Emory Cassell Charg'd With Killing of Thomas Mills, Shows That the Accused Man Was Not in Need of Money at Time of Murder
B-ight's Disease follow.
Mrs. Dennis Griiliu, of CCO North Third Street, Terre Haute, ind., says •■I suffered from kidney trouble for
There were consiant
SHOWS MOTIVfc FOR THE FRIP
They were married in 100C, her husband then had $700. They had added to this amount, she said, from their earnings until the amount was more than $850, when they went on their last visit to Eminence. She says her husband loaned Mills $000 a short time before Mill’s death. She raid Cassell did some banking of money, but she did not know how much. She said on ; cross examination she only knew;
KERN GETS SECOND FLACE
Indianapolis Man is Nominated 15y Acclamation I5y tho Demo-
cratic Convention and Is
didate For The Vice-Presi-
dency.
Notice to Macadam Road Contractors Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order of the Board of Commissioners of Putnam County, Indiana, made at a regular session of said board held on the G day of r , nn ^ I July, 1908, sealed bids will be received by the Commissioners of Putnam County, Indiana, at the Auditor's office in the city of Greencastle, said county and state on Saturday, August 1, 1908, for the Improvement
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS The State of Indiana, Putnam
County, SS:
In the Putnam Circuit Court, Sep-
tember term, 1908.
I.eota Dong vs. Charles Long. Com-
plaint No. 7620.
Now comes the Plaintiff, by J. H. James, Attorney and files her complaint herein for a "Divorce” together with an affidavit that the residence of the defendant, “Charles
li. r husband fold her concerning the |NQ|ANAP01IS CELEBRATES NEWS| of ten thousand, eight hundrad thirty Long,” la unknown, and upon dilliO.in Of of the $000 to Mills. three and nine tenths ( 10,833.9 feet nt Inquiry cannot be ascertained.
Dr. Kelsoe of Eminence testified
SPENCER, Ind., July 8.—Emery he had 1,e, ' n the Cassell family phy-
. .John W. Kern, one of
of macadam road in Jefferson Town Notice is therefore hereby given said Indiana's ship said County and Slate, according d ' fendant that unless he be and
Bjjny jears. . Cassell was not in pressing need of slclan * IIe vlsited tlle defendant af- most prominent Deuiucrals was Fri-jto plans and specifications now on api' f ’nr on the 2nd day of next term pains m “‘i at L e ex rinrfncr tho Oof ,-o tl r * le and returned t 0 Quincy u a y nominated by tue Democrats! Hie in the Auditor’s office at Green- °T the Putnam Circuit Court, the tended up between my shoulders and money, dunng the period just pro- and found Ca8soll Bufferlng f rom , at Denver as cau J didat0 tor vlce . castle. Indiana. same being .he 7th day of Septom-
1 na , oL hiwi Hnells Of iii-yinoviB .,,,,1 tv,- hi f.i., f m i, 13 a aU- 1 n0 " ound d, d no t ap tureu other names were betore the known as the J. \V. McCammack et
cplf 1 diso liiiti c lb or uiz/iiii6bb tiiid tilt. moti\t lor Ilia tiip to Dt ir lio n x t'ri* ii t - * in* ivi't « .. ,,
C at times a.most made ms tail gr . n who was slain admitted the exan ination wMcur* T ? WdS nwU “ Ual * : ‘ ! prap f '"" macaJ ‘ ml * ed r » ad - .»er a ., * wa . K . u . ess ,. 0 ;* K'eb. 7was a proper one. These were sorv. Attornev Hickn an testified to acclamation. A11 bids mu8t b e filed in strict ac-
tae kiUiicys mat was very annoying nnl a>- uessiug eapecialiy at nigni. Learning oi Loan s Kinney Pius 1 nueu.ea a Pox and tucir use 0 ave ,o-jk ni&Laut reiiet. Tne uoe oi i»o aoito uani&Ucd Uio pains.
(sia.cincui bcpl. -, i9bO.
A Lfisung Cure.
On Sept, -am lituG, Airs. Griffin
the points emphasized by testimony of witnesses for the defense today. A trip to the scene of the crime was made tills afternoon by the jury, accompanied by attorneys for the state and defense.
sory. Attorney Hickman testified to having advised Cass 11, as his attorney not to talk to any one concerning the case. This testimony was in answer to the state's evidence that Cassell had told Everett Robard he would write him a statement about thecase when he said to Cassell at
On receiving me news of tne uom- cordance with law governing same. inuLon iuoiauapolis Lemoeiat» or- All bids must be filed with the gunued a ratiueation demonstration! county Auditor not later than 11 o’unU parudea mo streets witn uau- c i 0 ck a. in. August 1, 1908, when nc.s, Lorcucs, and uauus. ino nouio b j(]g will be opended and contract
That Cassell had previous to the
cuannum her former statement, death of Mllla a 1:ir g e roll cf blll8 the Indianapolis jail. “They are say-
ieu years nave passed
el All's. Keru was visited and sue adUreSBed Lnu maruuing Lemoeruts. neverai tnousaua were in line.
».> -Ho-
j d tne people of Terre 8onie of which at least were large ing some hard things about you. If mode about my wonaertul recovery denomination, was the testimony of you are * nnoceD t don 1 want to n ’ —‘ 1 — - - 0 f E m i_ harm a hair in your head, but if you
LUOLO ini: liMot
Lorn oackaehe and kidney diseases Thomas Arand, postmaster
brojgut nuout by Doan s Kidney nenoe He told of aBklng Cas8el i for are guilty we want you punished to
^aT ■'it^c^re^neu^inade^naV'^eeu^a of l ar S e denomination In return ,l10 fu ” extenl of t,,e la ' v - I 10- znui in Hepievm in Miucu
permanent one.’’ I for small change, and said he had
plenty more proof like this from ‘ been acommodated. Cassell's brother in JIor S aD County.
bard was Cassell’s former employer
Greencastle people. Call at Jones’ drug sture and ask what customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, y e w York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name-Doan’s-and take no other. lie Fanner's friend Hit Ulna Famitrs Instiance lit ias paid the farmers of Putnam county more money in the last two jaars than all other insurance companies, doing a farm business, in fie county. to d&M nui';>, r-l-IUNt ak NO. 9 60UIH INDIANA Di. MONUMENTb Large stock of marble and graniu monuments to select from. Placn your order with us. BENNY & RANDOLPH il 103 E. Franklin St., Greencastle
Charles of Indianapolis testified of having borrowed $5 of Emery in December, preceding the murder. Emery Cassell’s former employer H. C. Modrell of Indianapolis told, on the stand of having borrowed $225 of Cassell in January. He also testified as to the defendant character, saying that he had employed him as manager of his department store, 939 Massachusetts avenue. Indianapolis. Ho said Cassell had charge of
his banking.
Grant Cassell, Emery oldest brother who lives in Millgrove, gave as a motive for the ill-fated trip to that place by his brother and Mills, his i own invitation to Emery to spend the day with him to discuss the prospective sale of the mill at Mill-
CASSELL JURY DISAGREE The jury in the case of the State vs. Emory Cassell, charged with the murder of the late Thomas Mills, was discharged at two o’clock Monday afternoon on account of being unable to agree upon a verdict. The case was given to the jury at 3:30 o’clock Saturday afternoon and the street rumor on Sunday was tha* they stood eleven for acquittal and one for the conviction. It was announced from Spencer that Steve Phillips, former sheriff of Owen county who refused to agree to a verdict of aequitt .1 ind stood for
conviction at all times.
Arieuun
eucK&on suugoi to Uccovcr brum diaries .Vieikio Certain Lumber Alleged \V rmigiully Held is Decid-
ed 1 or Detcmnuit.
awarded. Tho board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to award the contract according to the law and equity of tho bids ftied. V. B. McCammack, George E. Raines, A. M. Gardner, Board of Commissioners of Putnam County, Indiana.
(Seal.)
Auditor Putnam County. Greencastle, Indiana, July, 7, 1908
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ber, A. D. 1908, at the court house in the city of Greencastle, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be lx art! and determined in his
absence.
WITNESS my name, and the seal M , all I 1 ' the if Orcnca-tle, this Gth day of July A.
D. 1908.
James L. Hamilton, Clerk. S&D 3t 46 p. d.
Late Monday afternoon the rep-
levin suit of Artemus Jackson Notice to Macadam Road Contractors against Charles Meikle was decided ! , , , , . ...
Notice is hereby given that pur-
uj tie Jury ui six men having th i;, !an t to an order of the Board of verdict m charge, lue verdict was Commissioners of Putnam County,
Notice to Let Contract to Erect and
Construct School Building.
Notice is hereby given that on tho 1st day of August, 1908, the trustee and advisory board of Monroe school township, Putnam County, State of Indiana will meet at the school house
D. V. MOFFETT, at Bainbridge, said county at one o’-
clock p. m. on said date, for the purpose of receiving sealed bids for the construction and erection of a school building, in said township at Bainbridge the plans and specifications for which building are now on file at the office of the county superin-
tendent and at my office.
Unit at the same time and place
‘ : ' “ l ® pla hac Ind,ana - made at a re 8 u ' ar session, 8aId 8ealed bids shall be.opened’ and
such work of erection and construct-
alleged tuat tne dcfenduul removed of said board held on tho Gth day of
from a recently sold the defen- July l. 1908, sealed bids will bo re- lon of sald building will be let to the dant by the plaintiff certain lumber ceive by the Commissioners of I • , d bidder and which and wrongfully held pos.-essiou of the nam county, Indiana, at the Audit- ], MV , ^ an j best bidder will then same, lie asked for the possession or 8 office in the city of Greencastle al)d (here be required to enter Into
The trial and argument of the cas
grove, which he feared would injure had occupied two weeks, except that his business. He said he had asked , uly Fourt b caused an adjournment Emery to investigate the rumor and ()f court for one day.—Martinsville
report to him.
JURY VISITS SCENE OF MURDER SPENCER, Ind., July 9.—Testimony in the case of Emory Cassell, charged with the murder of Thomas Mills, was concluded at 3:30 o’clock this afternoon without Cassell on the stand. As the number of witnesses narrowed down there was much speculation as to whether the defen-
Reporter.
INSTIIUIE PUNS COMPLETE
TOWNSHIP THUSTEK’S NOTICE I will be at my office at my resi-
dence in Floyd Township, for the ( i an t would be called upon to tell his transaction of office business, on gtory llls law y ers he i d that the de
Wednesday of each week.
LEWIS C. WILSON, Trustee Floyd Township.
story.
fense was complete and that nothing could be gained by Cassell’a testl- , mony since, he would repeat sub-
=-■ — ■ stantially what he told the coroner’s
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S NOTICE jury.
1 will attend to the business ol Th© arguments for the state will my office as Trustee of Jackson town- I be opened tomorrow morning by AtUtip on Friday of each week, at mv tornpy c s Kivett. who will be fol-
Q A. Wilson lowed by Attorney Robinson and
1 Hickman for the defense. The clos-
Trustee T ac kson Township
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S NOTICE. I will be found at ray residence on Friday of each week, to attend to the business connected with the office of Trustee of Jefferson township, Putnam County, Indiana. OTHO VERMILION, Trustee Jefferson Township.
! TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S NOTJCE. I will be at my office at my resi- | denee in Marion township, for the transaction of office business, on ; Friday of each week, and on Tuesj day at Fillmore. J. B. BUNTEN, Trustee Marion Township.
All tlie Instructors For the Event Are Secured and Lecturer Engaged.
Summer Evening
of the lumber and $10 damages. The B _ a * d county^and state on Saturday, ., W ritti'n contract with sti.i trustee
jury, however, refused to grant hit
demands.
The plaintiff was represented by Theodore Crawley and the defendant by J. H. Janies.
August 1, 1908, for the improvement and adviBOry board for the execution of five thousand, two hundred thirty of Bald work and g| ve bond with c tenths (52 get urlty to the approval of said trusmacadam road in Jefferson Township and advisory board for the faithsaid County and state according to (•„] p X ecution of said contract. The
The teachers institute for Putnam county will take place this year on tho week of August 24 to28. All the instructors have been selected. They are: Fredick P. Bolton, Iowa City, pedagogy; Robert J. Aley, Mathematics: and Harry Maxwell, music. Beilharz, the reader who gave such excellent satisfaction two years ago, has been secured for the evening le cture. The institute promises to be unusually helpful, as all the instructors are very able men.
A BIRTHDAY DiNNER
ing arguments will be made by H. N. Spaan. The court has decided to allevv six hours to each side for argument. The case in all likelihood
will go to the jury late S.ituiday ^ pleasant family dinner was enafternoon. | joyed Thursday at the home of AlTl'o jury returned last night from b ert Daggy celebrating the 75th ana trip to the locality of the murder niversary of Mrs. Daggy’s birthday, and was in the box nt 9 o’clock this A d ozen relatives made an enjoyable morning. When Cassell and his wife f ani j\y party who were united In
plans and specifications now on file in the Auditor’s office at Greencastlq Said road embracing and being known as the Edward Jones et al proposed free macadamized road. All bids must be filed In strict accordance with law governing same. All bids must he filed with the County Auditor not later than 11 o’-
1 11080 b re8eut - were Mr. and Mrs. dock a. m. of August 1, 1908 when
bids will be opened and contract
GARDNER REUNION
The Gardner family reunion was hold at the Lome of W. W. Gardner at Manhattan on Sunday July 12th.
Joe Gardner and Mr. Geo. Gardner of Brazil, Mr. Chas. Ralston of Winterwood, 111., Miss Lena Gardner of Bicknell, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hammond and children Ruth, Lawrence, and Murl, of near Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Elizah Gardner and children Daisy, Ethel, Ira, Mary Anna and Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cherry and daughter, Dorine, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blackwell and daughter, all of Greencastle, Mr. aud Mrs. Lora Buis and daughter of Mt. Meidian aud Mrs Dona Chadd of near Fillmore. The absent members of the family
were:
awarded. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to award the contract according to the law and equity of the bids filed. V. B. McCammack, George E. Raines, A. M. Gardner, Board of Commissioners of Putnam County, Indiana. (seal) D. V. MOFFETT Auditor of Putnam County Greencastle, Indiana, July 7, 1908 3t 46
right Is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
Dated this the 9th day of July,
1908.
MILTON BROWN Trustee of Monroe school township, Putnam County, Indiana.
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Notice of Application for License. To the citizens of Monroe Township and town of Bainbridge in Putnam County, State of Indiana. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, a male inhabitant and a continous resident of Monros township, in Putnam County, Indl. ana, for more than ninety (90) days last past, and being over the age of twenty-one (21) years, will make application to the Board of Commissioners of said County, and State, as its Aug. Term, 1908, for a grant for a license for one year to sell intoxicating liquors, of every kind, including, spiritous, vinous
Mr. Everett Hammond and family, Notice to Macadam Rond Contractors a,ld aia,t Honors, with tlie privilages
Mr. Ralph Hammond and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence King, Mr. Roll
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an orcler of the Board of Commissioners of Putnam County,
Roberts and Mr. John Houston and Indiana, made at a regulai session
family.
(tEElEKAHS INS I ALL
came to their accustomed places In w i 8h ing that Mrs. Daggy may cele-j xl)e me eting of the Rebekahs Mon. the courtrom they found on the hrate many more birthdays. One feat- evenlug was one of uliusual lntereBt . table before them a large boquet of ure of t b e dinner which was a most ; A i argt , number of the members
flowers and evidently were Pleased. ur0 of the d | nner wb ih wasc a most were present and beside the regular two tenths (11, 048,2) feet of macaThe jury was out to^ie" tin im-..,} ] av | 3 b and enjoyable one, was . large routine work and installation of ofu- dam road In Marlon Township said
of said board held on the 6 day of July, 1 908, sealed bids will he received by the Commissioner of Putnam County, Indiana at the Auditor’s office In the city of Greencastle, said county and state on Saturday, August 1, 1908, for the improvement of eleven thousand, forty-eight and
cake which bore 75 candles one for each year of Mrs. Daggy’s life.
[TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S NOTICE. I wifi be in my office to transact [ “Kiness at my home on Tuesday and j Friday of each week. J. O. SIGLER, Trustee Clinton Township
toWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S NOTICE I will attend to township business home on Tuesday aud Friday of t*ch week. Chas. W. King, Trustee Madison Township
Stop a Moment!
township trustee’s notice. I win attend to the business of “I - office as trustee of Washington ® w nshlp on Wednesday of each Jfl-' a t my residence, and at Reelsiie on 1st, 3d and 5th liaturdays of 'tth month. J. D. RADER. Trustee Washington Township.
t() W\siHP TRUSTEE’S NOTICE. 1 will be at my office, at my home “ I rlday of each week, for the shsactlon of Township business. R. C. HODGE. Trustee Mill Creek Township
used by Cassell and Mills on the day
of the murder.
The defense introduced testimony
to show that Cassell did not stand . 1 f n mniiva for Don't use haidi | nvsics. The rein need of mo • action weakens the bowels, leads to killing Mills. JeiT Cassell his brother .,, ron i e constipation. Get Doan’s testified to the defendant having re- Regulates. They operate easily, tone reived $75 shortly before the murder tlie stomach, cure constipation,
from the street railway company at Indianapolis for Injuries received on that line. Mrs. Modrell. mother-in-law of Cassell, who lives at Eminence said the defendant and his wife came , from Indianapolis on a visit to her home about a week before the killing, of Mills. She saw them have a roll of money ‘about the size of her arm’. When Mrs. Cassell went to Quincy Friday, after she heard her husband was hurt, she left the money In care
of her at father Eminence. Says Mills Got Loan.
Mrs. Emery Cassell was next called to the stand and testified that she had been employed with her husband In the Modrell Department Store on Massachusetts Avenue Indianapolis. She said they received *20
a week for their services
cers. County and State, according to plans After the business of the < veiling and specifications now on file in tlie was concluded a pleasant .ocial hour Auditor s office at Greencastle, Indlwas en joyed and refreshments ol ice . ana * ream, h i. made ami cake were ser- Said road embracing and being ved. Mrs. C as. Melkcl as installing known as the Otto O. Dobbs el al offic r a'' inistered the vows of proposed free macadamized road.
,| J ' cents gets a Large Trial Bott K , s «nol. it does wonders for hi . lver . kidneys, and bladder. A ■ai 35c hnm- -m convince you.
Uli
36c bottle will w at the drug store.
The store ^ re you going to buy ft
was sold in January and thPy w * >r0 | ia t f J)j,l you ever wear 0 arranging to go south for the bene- ij ^‘ W e stl |] flGs Ln t fit of Cassell’s health when they HaWeS W Q SeU UHS MX visited relatives at Eminence and because W6 think It the best. Millgrove the latter part of January, | Qive US ail opportunity to and the early part of February. She s J, ow them to you
said when they left Indianapolis
they had saved up more than $860. I r -11'*
their office to tho following members: Noble Grand, Mrs. Chas. Cook, Vice-G:and, Miss Bertha Feiter Left Supporter, N. G., Mrs. Kate Jordon. Right Supporter, Bertha Meikel, Left Supporter, V. G. Mrs. Carrie Pierce, Right Supporter, Jessie Hawkins, Rec. Sec. Miss Emma Johnston, Cor. Sec. Mrs. Nellie Warner, Chaplain Lenna Pierce, Conductor “ Beaula Pierce, Warden ” John Welch.
NOTICE OF ADMINT8TR YTION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County, state of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Alexander P. Feiter late of Putnam County, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Dated this 13th day of July, 1908. Charles H. Meikel, Administrator, J. H. James, attorney. 3t47.
All bids must be filed In strict accordance with law governing same. All bids must be filed with the County Auditor not later than 11 o’clock a. m. August 1, 1908, when bids will be opened and contract
awarded.
The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to award the contract according to the law and equity of the bids filed.
V. B. McCammack, George E. Raines,
A. M. Gardner,
Board of Commissioners nam County, Indiana.
(Seal) D. V. MOFFETT,
Auditor Putnam County.
Greencastle, Indiana, July 7, 1908.
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of allowing the same to be drank on the premises where sold to be sold in less qunnitities than five (5) gallons at a time. The room In which said liquors is to be sold is a one story frame building situated on a part of lot number nine (9) In the origanal survey of the town of Bainbridge townshl of Monroe, County of Putnam, State of Indiana, and is described as follows. Beginning at a point twenty-three (23) feet and three (3) inches east of the northwest corner of said lot number nine (9), thence south fifty seven (57) feet and eight (S) inches thenee east twenty-three (23) feet and three (3) inches, thenee north fifty seven (57) feet and eight (8) inches, thence west twenty-three (23) feet and three (3) inches to the place of be-
ginning.
JOE S. CODLINGS, July 10, 1908 It 46
. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION . Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned have duly qualified as executors of the last will of Henry Daugherty late of Putnam County Indiana deceased. Said estate Is supposed to be sol-
vent.
Dated this 17th day of June, 1908. Samuel N. Harshbarger, George W. Put- i Stewart. Executors
| J. H. James, attorney.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Farm For Sale—112.74 acre farm. Clinton and Monroe Townships miles from town. New house, rooms, well Improved. Two good [ d rtvan wells, wind mills, water carried through house. Land Is highly cultivated. Good sugar orchard. See A. E. Haynes. Greencastle, R. R. No. 8 or phone Brick Chapel. cbg 1 inch w tf
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of PutI nam county, state of Indiana, Ad- ^ minlstrator of the estate of Zedeklah H. Williams late of Putnam county Indiana, deceased. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. Dated this
7th day of July 1908.
Gillen and Wilson Atty. Frank Edwards, Administrator. 46 31