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p lor a feaidenc i no experiments mu cuuuuua „u« hts deathi about eot efficient aldermen in office.il employed Mrs. ale ■ housekeeper, occupants of theiar man and did the rest of the leculiarities was 3 disposal of. hishad his coffin,copper, already eatb. Rick b off by and after his at after filling o the Iowa col-reraalnder went age City. It is that the suit inhis housekeeper laimed that dur-;ame engaged to [e was only pre* athof Mr. Rolok-lima a share in itiff is confident I case and.that ide. This how-vithout a bitter jge will not re-0 $30,000 for the the other heirs their claim. .. city, represents ale and R. M. s here to look f the college, be attorneys for yet a resident ofDrew’s Pupils. »se from a recent■ , ✓ *.vMusical Review LaMars people, former musical af ; this city and will ,V. re memberarious occasionssoprano ^voices;/ rjctwo years* ago. iy;with the well ftofenza d’Arona, y iessonsi This In concert and to succeed, and the hands of a nother year has s voice is three jvery tone is well imlnou8 and res-Ivery broad and Ity. / Miss Wall’s range than Mrs. illy as ripe andA VINDICATION FOR GOOD.The $2,000 Good-Gerdls Damage Suit Comes to a Sudden End.The $2,000 damage case brought in the district cotirt against Jnmes Good Jr., of this place, by Tina Gerdls, came to a very sudden and abrupt eding lust Saturday and was thrown out of court by the judge, v The case was first started last August when Tina GerdiB, a domestic who had been employed in the Good family, claimed that she was in a delicate condilion and that James Good Jr. was the cause of the trouble and had him arrested on a criminal charge. Although the evidence was very meager young Good was .held for the action of the grand jury but when that body met they failed to be convinced that he was guilty and he was discharged without being Indicted.At the same time that Mr. Good was arrested on the criminal charge sui} was also commenced against him in thedistrict court by the girl for $2,000 damages biit it . never, reached trial until last Friday evening when a jury was secured ana the case started. The taking of evidence was continued until Saturday about noon,’when Mr. Argo attorney for the prosecution and Mr. Adams got in tea heated discussion a9 to the condition of the girl. The result of which was that/four physicians were appointed to examine the Gerdls girl as to her present condition, as heretofore it ; had been taken for granted that she was enceinte. It was however a great surprise to both the cour.t and;, the attorneys in the case whenthe^;phy^ioianB all reported that the ’girlwae*imt ;in ^ con-tlon and ln .their/bpinion never had•V-been; ^Thie - knocked (the props completely out from pndei^;tle plain tiff’s case and the court ordered it dismissed. ErbrnthetimeMiv/G^..wwaccusedhisraone^/pom^are qiuite(w^^ , r_The : young* inanhas always femeano keel lent character and those who are ; Intimately acquainted with him and know him best have never doubted his innocence for a moment.and rejoice to see him come, out of the trying situation In which he has been placed without a mar on his reputation.’Mr. Good 1b a member of the LeMars band and the boys gave him a royal reception last Saturday night after they hearl the news of the sudden ending of the case and his complete yindi-lt;11. I I All .
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Le Mars Globe
Le Mars, Iowa, US
Wed, Feb 26, 1896
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