Alleged Accomplice of
Madelyn Obenchain
To Be Retried.
Los Angeles, Jan. 20.—After
being out sixty-six hours the
jury in the case of Arthur C.
Burch failed to agree and were
dismissed, last night. Burch’s
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second trial was today set for
March 27.
Bureh is accused of conspiring j
with Madelyn Obenchain to mur
der John B. Kennedy, a wealthy
contractor of Los Angeles, who
was also infatuated with her.
Mrs. Obenchain has become [
known as the three-man-woman
because of her relations witli
Burch, Kennedy and her former
husband, R. C. Obenchain, a well
known Chicago lawyer, who is
at present trying to win the con
sent of the courts to remarry his
divorced wife, who is now in the
Los Angeles jail awaiting trial
for her alleged participation in
the rnorder of Kennedy.
Jiurch s lather is a noted min
ister of .Southern California, and
while be asserts belief in the in
nocence of his son, has publicly
announced that Ralph, if proven
guilty, should suffer the just'
punishment due his crime.
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SEATTLEITI
Puts Up Peculiar Plea
When Asking for
Divorce.
Seattle. Jan 19.—Because his
wile loves him so jealously that
she believes few women capable
of resisting his charm, and by j
her constant, jealous nagging, j
which he asserts is slowly but
surely killing him, Major Carl
H. Reeves, superintendent of
public utilities, today filed suit
for divorce.
Major Reeves is a world war
veteran and prominent Shriller. |
while his wife is a well known j
society woman.
Seattle. Jan. 21- The petition
of Major C. H. Reeves for a di
vorce, because of his wife’s al
leged jealousy, was today denied
by Judge Prater, and the war
hero was advised to consult a
nerve specialist. The judge fur
ther stated that it did not matter j
much about Reeves* but the ,fu-)
tore of his sons was at stake.
Owners of Ground on
Candle Creek Enter
Into Drilling Contract
Dan McDonell and Frank Dawson
have completed arrangements with Dr.
W. P. Green and the other owners of
all the ground on Candle creek from
where T F- Aitken is now drilling on
the McKinnon association down to the
Tataleoa flats, whereby the former ob
tain an interest for doing a specilied
amount of drilling at certain places
within a specified time, according to
Dr: Grenn.
“The drill.” says Or. Green, "is on
the ground, and will be drilling the
first of next week on the first crosscut,
which will be on the left limit line of
Discovery and No. 1 above, second tier,
and continuing toward the right limit
of the creea, the two rims being closer
together at this point than anywhere
else on the creek, and between which
it is believed the pay must exist.
“The second crosscut will be put in
on the line of Nos, 3 and 4 above. The
place of beginning this crosscut, as
well as further drilling, will be deter
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mined by the results of the lirst cross
cut All crosscuts are to be completed
by May 15th, 1U23.”
Fred Spencer, from Berry Landing,
was among: todav’s arrivals.
Nels Vibe, of Little creek, arrived
here today.
Bob Hart, afier a stay of several
days here, left today for the Forks
Sam Nesvoog: arrived tonight.
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