Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-29
Looking for Witnesses.
THE PHILLIPs-sHoBER HOMICIDE.


The district attorneys Office is now engaged in
investigating the case of W. H. Phillips the printer
who, on october 14th, shot and killed James o.
ShOber. and will present the facts to the grand
Jury: Although the tragedy occurred at the corner
OF 10th and ID streets when hundreds OF people
were assembled in that neighbOrhood to hear cleo
tion news, thus far but few witnesses have been
found who saw the occurrence. The district attor-
ney Is looking for witnesses.
MIR ABSER ANSWERS COUNT MIrKrEwIcz-Mr
Edward Abner yesterday made answer 10 the bill
against him for an injunction and account filed
Monday by Count MitkewicZ, who was associated
with Mr.. Abner in conducting a summer resort at
Blackstone island. Mr.. Abner denies violating
any agreement, and says account will show
Mitkiewicz at least $1,000 In debt to him He says
Mitkiewicz never contributed a dollar TO the bust
Less but has drawn out 500 or $500. He says that
MttkieWfcZ'S Interest in the concern has been sold
out by the sheriff on Judgment for private debts,
but offers TO consent to decree transferring the
Whole property to MitkiewicZ payment OF any
amount found due defendant. on condition that
Mitkiewcz deposit 500 in court, to be applied TO
the payment OF the debts OF the concern. He says
the count was addicted TO drink and Quarrelsome
with employees. and guests and gave defendant the
exclusive management in order to induce him not
to withdraw from the business
CLAGErT- NoBLE-Niss Emma l. Noble daughter
OF DR.. Henry b. Noble, and Mr.. Maurice j. Clagett
ayOung lawyer or Chicago, son of Mr.. VIM H.
Cagett OF this city, were married yesterday after
large number OF the friends OF the couple Rev.
Irving McEiroy officiated. The ushers were
McSoIS w iiiIiiiil IL Silliln, "dTu Is. I'LL
Il. Noble, ir., and John Hooker, OF Long Meadow
Mass Mr.. W. Il. I. keyser, Of st. Paul, Mimi
filled the post OF best man. After the cere-
mony the couple received the congratulations Of
their immediate friends at DR.. Mobiles residence
6l9 Estreet and later N the day the couple left for
| tour In the east before going to their home In
| Chicago
/ WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Queenstown, on
miles from the city, Lewis b. Means, proprleto tor
IS cattle on the market and sold 10 butchers
best, 10 5c; good, AZ. to 47c fair AZ TOD AZ me
dunn IA TO IA; ordinary, 3 to 4c lO2O Old
sheep and lambs up; PIT OF them driven to drovers'
rest yards: balance sold to butchers Old sheen
brought 10 Al: lambs. Al to exc. L. cows and
calves brought from $50 10 $50 per head. State OF
the market fair.
! TIE JACKSON DEMoCRATs.-A regular meeting OF
: the jackson Democratic Association was held at
/ Cosmopolitan hall last eventng-Nr J. 4. Norris
presiding, Nr. " SardO secretary. Mr. Norris gave
; briefly his experience NJ the barbecue ut CarlinS
Spring last Thursday. He did not know that they
had made many converts, for the crowd was COM
posed OF democratic saints After some routine
business the meeting adjourned TO Tuesday.
ROBBERIEs REORGANIZATION F. Nelson 1lOl
street northwest, reports stolen from his room a
revolver and about $50 In money!. p. COder
40 street northeast reports stolen from his hail.
way coat. valued at Si5-NrS. Schnopp CD Az
street southwest. reports stolen from her hallway
SIS worth OF cl0thiiig.-WiiIiam Dorsch 3:36
Pennsylvania avenue, reports stolen from his bar
room $50 In cash.