Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-26
BOWEN BIGAMY CASE
TIE SECOND CHlRGR.
nPs FRANCES HICKs-B0wEN Co
HE Case Postponed - Tux sday Next.

CRIMINAL COZ ct, JEdss O'tE,-In this cour,
;, re Sss r' o. y zen, late
bissmy - havi- IN ArsustIs-. msrrfef Mrs. Susan
Mrs. Flsp, H'ets Bower Wv at Atlanta. ca. :,
was G. V d-f, 50 p .e- sId hsrr ipcton for the
pros "a ioa ID u sfs RIDDLE and SIC BE De end
MOVED = coSTINUA-cE
q re c1r-e- giving rea-orJ Ne ebsC lie Of Mr.
budiey fieid. 1gsssd eEewhele, and Of mr.. Mer-
NJ. Harrington resisted the motion on the ground
that TIE Witnesses were here AZ great expense to
the eovernnsnt, thoUz AID miles az from their
Judge DIN susges'ed that the counsel make sn
afdayIt setting forth the grounds for snce
MI HarTr gton .aid "A. be would agree that the
agree that + hoT Be then ce SSnDse you'd
Mr.. kidcle:-It vi! be impossible for rs 20 be
ready at at time; but We may get ready BY Monday
Judge DIN iatinn ated that witnesses sboua M,
Eept here 81 The e1Ten-e Of tbs government when it
Mr. Ride suggested that two Of his most material
and he retired to draw up an sfitsVit en- Which 10
base his motion for a continuance.
The court took recess and on reassenbling, Mr.
ATFfDAvTT OF THE ACCUSED,
setting forth the following reasons for confirm
srce THAT Thomas Brian, Of Aiken, D. C.. is a
material witness, and he is confined to his bed BY
winners be can disprove most Of the aiiesationsa
Thss Chs:; a nCsely, Deputy o. 8. hsr.hsii
case That T. HerTek, Esa Is one q Dis conns
Thai be bad rstainsd r David DTdTey Se iin s5;
heis absent. That he has good and sQnicisnt de.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY. FIsHER OBJECTED
20 IRE an dayt a. not .utheient 70 bear the 7ton
he law REQUIRES that the facts they expect prove
thould De set forth and If such fsets set Cut
Mr. nsriDston called attention 10 e clause In the
submit Ted thst ii Won no be wide zee 'fo'e'sao
, M hicdie SAID the motion wa addressed to the
discretion OF the court. lie had Understood that
2OntlDuaQCs ired
what they pected 20 prove should be set Oaf but
lend read from. he eontended vas sbsoiets Ts.sv
mad not en 1xi0us for a continuance beyond III
net be % aimed They might have taken testimcny
~ Ger T -iop, but Trey preferred, In view OF The
mr. Harrpstoa sTgued that ne oefencs had no.
used due dttse.ee 70 secure the attendance Of wit
When tbe csse Was nTst called Mr. Msrrick va.
ENGAGED In 9 political canvass, and the case went
Mr.. Moore argued that tn. AFFIDAVIT was surHcieut.
though, that strictly ~ iaWISe tr;,, ,bouId r-o.
coed, for thee were no sufficient grounds for con
indulcence. and XopIa Sso1In a. 70 give syery
day next, ard II Mr. Merrick We Sex or mT Fisid
judge Fisher suSrested that va Ssc0ss
ton day. and . holiday.
we're urder eIpen.s, the trial should 20 On
Jrdse DIN said the case would be called on that
Judge Fisher rsked II the court held the MARY.
Hard statute 20 Re g ID Law.
s.l,sd in their atsvit the facts they expected to
Judge NJ ore s1id he would prefer
Judge OIin-An u defrite oct ponement,
Judge MOore.-''EO, your honor; til Wednes
sem. Conversation took plae. as 70 what v-,. ,-
Tse.ed 70 BE- proved, dariry yfieh Nr Harrington
tlsessd' for Judge led ed as 9 witness here.
sf tRs. lea the 10 us ssrsi roll %ay Init it,
The S0ul. VI then &C JOurn 4.
,POLlCE COURT, TOPAZ. Judge SAeH.-Hsck
spaa' snsrs:s Yah s,,ips and main
fbCys TIE saTedecs bridge aud ss.seen the canal
Frederick Myers ard VIM. kdmou,on. CHARGED
s2i, beio ng 70 Andrews prury, Sac sslssa
IN the marktE, from the Norfolk boat landing re
DISMISSED on undsrstandoE that they pay fer the
berries: wh they claimed we're taken By mistsEs'
her u.b s So ske eSIS an s'sS s. 81
gohn 1rrel Ter assault on Nora CorrslI. his wife
joarned. A'
POOR sHooTTSe.-At I2K O'Clock last night,
Omcers t'ueld End Taylor Uncovered ti1ree
men N the act Of breaking into the premises on
Col y. A. Mccartney, No. 1890 Cocoran street.
Inc Ieseves saeeeeoed In mailing their escape
misunderstanding the officers fred several shots
after them.
REV. B. PKYToN BROWN, of Wesley Chana,
IN this city, returned home yesterday a. rpoon'
after an absence OF tfty-four days, durfps
which be has vi, ted California, Salt Lake CIV
and various points Of interest. Mr.. Brown ,
heaitn Is considered permanently restored.
Ias CHAPMAN Sisters attracted a large
1udlsnee &C Wallis Opera House last pigi1t,
1919 It Ihey VII appear In that capital bcr-
Ietqpe Little Jack Shepherd and sixe a
CiDoereila matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Nh THOMAS z. LLOYD was serenaded Las,
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