Bluefield evening leader. [volume], February 14, 1907, Image 3

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233 PRINCETON AVENUE.
JESSIE LINCOLN
DIVORCED
DECKLE GkAKTKP ON BIRTH
DAY OF HER GRAND
FATHER.
Aurora, 111., Feb. 13—A telegram
from Mount Pleasant, Iowa, says
that Warren Beckwith wag granted
a divorce from his wife, Jessie Lin
coln Beckwith, today, the birthday
of Abraham Lincoln, grandfather of
Mrs. Beckwith.
Judge Babb, of this city, appeared
for Mrs. Beckwith. The charge of
desertion, brought by Beckwith, wag
proved by witnesses. By tho de
cree of tho judge Mrs. Beckwith
has tho custody of the children,
Mary and Warren Beckwith. There
!b no lallimony, and, both parties
kept their own property. The defen
dant is at her father’s winter home
in Augusta. Cia. w
It has been rumored that Mr.
Beckwith will marry an Auroia
young woman, but thlB hag not been
confirmed.
OLD DETECTIVE’S
_ STORY
James Atkins, registered from
Denver and who says that he was
one of tho great detectives of the
far west a few years ago, was at
one of the local hotels a dny or two
ago.
“Yes, I’ve known some slick ones
In my tlmo,” said he In response to
a question, as ho sat looking over
a newspaper. “I suppose that about
the nerviest scheme to avoid arrest
that I ever heard of being worked
by a crook was one that a fel
low pulled ofT In a little town out
west, about ten years ago, I guess
It was. The trouble was that the
scheme didn’t pan out entirely, but
It ought to have. This lad was a
sort of porch climber. One night he
got Into a home while all tho family
were down stairs, and proceeded to
ransack one of the bedrooms. A
man and his wife came up stairs
to retire before he had time to get
out of the room. He managed to
get under the bod, though, and there
he lay, afraid to breathe, almost.
After he thought tho couple was
asleep, he made a move to got out
but tho bed *had sagged down with
the weight of the occupants and he
was so securely fastened that It was
Impossible to move without shaking
the two slightly. The wife woke
up and told her husband that there
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wa* a man under the bed "No,"
said the husband, "that's Just tha
dog and ho snapped his Angers at
the dog. The man under the bed
beat his hand on the floor to sound
like the wag of a dog’s tall. BtUl
the wife was not satisfied, and the
husband had to call the dog over to
him. The capttve under the bod
crawled over all right and licked
his hand. It was a lick for life.
Well, the scheme worked, but the
fellow tried to get out of the house
later and was shot dead.**
The noble St. Bernard, of roya|
pedigree, who goe forth in the
snows of the Alps, seeking the snow
bound traveler. lg no more loyal
than many a mongrej cur who glad
ly lays down his life for the one
he loves."—Ohio Sun.
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