The Oklahoma State Capital
Guthrie, Oklahoma
21 July, 1898

BOUND THEM OVER.
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WARRELL AND MRS. GILLELAND IN
THE TOILS.
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   Charles Warrell and Mrs. Estella Gilleland, the parties to the sensational episode of Tuesday night, were arraigned before Justice Saddler yesterday afternoon on the charge of adultry[sic]. The woman and her paramour were on the witness stand and testified that the whole matter was only a little beer drinking affair.
   A number of other witnesses testified to the compromising relations of the accused, which was very damaging to them. Justice Saddler placed them under bond of $500 each. They were placed in the custody of the sheriff pending bond.
   Mrs. Estella Gilleland is the wife of W. O. Gilleland, who has been in the employ of the Santa Fe, but was arranging to open a restaurant in Perry. The Gillelands came here about six months ago from Wellington, Kas. Charles Warrell came here from Illinois and has been in the employ of the Pabst ice company, driving a wagon.
   Gilleland has taken charge of his little two year old girl and will sue for divorce. The case was prosecuted by Deputy County Attorney Fred Pfendler.

-transcription by Kate Maynard, 2012