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Daily Republican., 1890-04-24


NEWARK, DEL, Aoril 20, 1s0o.- The
seventy ei nth session OF the Unior
American N. Z Conference Assem- bid
ut the church cliace OF the above name,
place ut the hour oil . o'clock y. m Thu
house was called to ords, by Bishop
Williams, who presided, assisted by
Bishop Hutchlns OF New Haven, Conn,
who read from the nth chapter OF St
Matthew. Bishop Williams read thu
Sith lynn, 10, for . closer walk with
God" The conieres ce Joined In singing
bishop Ilutchins led in prayer. B!shop
Williams ann1uncsl the tiiAc for calling
the roll.
The secretary of tha previous con.
ferencs RESPONDED to the bishops an.
nounceipent, and the members present
at sweied 10 their names. The commit
tee on credentials having repoI ted and
report ado yt'd, the delegates were &C.
ceptsd AID called. Brother James Smith
was sppoint,d marshal. Bishop WI
liams conducted the religions exercise q
In the afternoon aud the minutes were
amended
The following ministers and delegate,
were present at the o..ening of the first
session: Bishop Williams, OF the Della.
ware district; Bishop HutrLins, OF the
Eastern di.tric.; Revs. Henry Mode,
WIN. Billingsley, Henry Edmunds, WIN.
II. Guy. Henry Graves, Charles II.
Nicholas, Ezekiel smith; arrived since
J0o. L. Hood, Ashbury Smith, Nelson
Wiggins, Lebanon Purnell.
DE cka'es-Ccsar Sterling, Chester
City, Pa; John Wilton, faschall, Pa.
Robert Y. Boyer, Ghurch Hil, Pa. ;
jane. Smith, Nswark, Del.; Nathaniel
Bell. West Chester, Pa; shadrark Boyer,
Delaware City, Del; Amos Maxdeld,
New Garden. Pa; Daniel B. Anderson,
Wilmington, Dl.; Henry g. Bayard,
Christiana, Del; janis Williams. New
Castle, Del; Jacob J. johnson, Marble,
Pa Nonas Grlnuage. Mt. Calvary,
Md; JAS. Marhsll.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

An important referee tIial took place
before Magistrate Smith this forenoon
between the building commi tee of Eden
Hail and John n. Countiss, tho con-
tractor for hui ding the ,ame, the Eden
Hall CompanS being the plaintiffs, The
snit was brought Tor S2OU. Herbert II.
Ward, Esq, was attorney for plain,ills,
aud George +. Brown, Esq, for defend.
ant ln the statement Of the case by
Mr.. Ward It appears that when the con.
tractor aud hts sub.contrnclUrs met In
the Wilmington Savings Fund Bank to
settle, bill Of B,yl rs & Calkins of $500,
Tor turn shing Dautels nd tile, was ovs T.
looked. all the oster creditors being
present. and reeeiy ng the money, aud
Countlss was paid the balance. Including
the $500 for mahtels.
Bayliss & Ca.kins' bill, which had
been sent 10 this secretary OF the hall
company throu<h some overnight, was
not presented at the settlement, which
both sides admitted was an error.
Finally the hall company paid Messrs
Bay liss X Calltins a.d then brought suit
against the on'ractor. Mr.. Counts 8, for
tho amount The latter claims thst he
received no more than what he was
allowed In the contract AID that the
man.els were extras.
John Pyle, John 4. johnson and
William IL. Foulk were the referees.
Alter argument by counsel the
referees rendered decision In favor oil
the palutiils for full amount.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Los non. April %. The trial of the
three Americans, who gave their names
as Frank Lackrose, William Smith and
Charles Robinson. who were arrested on
the charge Of attempting to rob Bank
q ERIK Stone OF bag containing SIS, 600
worth OF caecks, notes aud gold which
no was about TO deposit In the City
Bank, took place to-day, AMI resulted
in the conviction OF the prisoners. They
were each sentenced 10 eighteen months
Imprisonment ct hard labor.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Jtscph li'ush, al Italian, was again
arra.gned before judge Bal this morn
irG, charged with v,o.atiny the law pass
ed by the General Assembly IN 1879,
relating to hoitiers, Which provides that
each bother can register Lis bottles with
the Secretary oil etate, aud imposing a
line OF 90 cents for each of suca bottles
used by any other person. Tie accused
plead guilty, and Officer Martin testified
that he found ten bolt es AT his house
tour of which belonged to John T
Douahor, four TO Fcord Il Robinson and
two to Philadelphia firm. The evidence
showed that the bottles were res istered
according TO law, AID the Judge imposed
ilue OF Is and costs, but warned the
accused that II the oitense was repeated
he fine. according to the law, would be
s. Tor each bottle.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

James Meachem WAS before Judge
Ball this morning charged with drunken
ness. He pleaded guilty aud was fined 81
anil costs.
Joseph Long came 10 police station
last evening very much under the infiu.
ence of liquor. and US Chief SwIggett
described In his testimony, ION TIE verge
OF the rams.'' The accused pleaded that
this was the first time he had ever been
before the court, and was let of with a
ane OF 81 and costs.
Charles Rudolph, tall, bony, colored
man. was also charged with drunktnne
aud pleaded guilty. As he seemed con.
trite fine OF ouly ii and costs WAS i'm
| posed,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

SCRANTON, April 23.-John Decay, ar
outside workman AZ the Central Coliiery
on the western limits Of the city, was
killed last evening in falling down a
shaft, a distance of 30 feet. Deay was
pushing a car Of hay into tho shaft
heading preparatory to sending 1t dowp
the mine, and surprising III, carriage
was III pace to receive tho car did not
check It's speed. He hal hold of the
edge OF the car, aud before he conld re
cover from the suddenness OF its top
ping over Into the yawniug hole be
plunged headloDg after IT. He was
picked up by fellow work men, his body
a mass OF bruised flesh with every bone
broken. Deay was A years OF age, and
II wife aud seven children survive him.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24
DAY,

If from the single announce
mcnt we made last week of our
special day for chidren's cloth
ing is any criterion to go by,
our aims have been successful
all day long. Our Children's
Department was crowded with
the mothers and the little folks
viewing, and in most cases pur-
chasing childrens clothing. To
morrow is ladies' day, and we
expect to be as busy as last Fri
day.Since then we have replaced
sizes which were sold. and have
added many new styles. Chill
dren's suits for SI75, $40.
Children's odd knee pants for
soc to $500.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

The funeral of the late Joseph r.
Phillips, which took place ye,terday
Afternoon, was quite largely attended.
The srrvice0 at the house, No. 500 West
Twelfth street, we're conducted by Rev.
l.. Z. Barrett. After reading a portion
Of scripture, the fayoriie hymn of the
deceased, Nearer My God to Thee"
wss sung, aitrr which Mr.. B. proceeded
TO speak oil the character OF MIR. Phillips
1n eulaglstic tcriIs.
Although lie had been brought up q
Friend, and was rather undemonstrative
III his manner, he had OF late years been
attending the house of worship and feel
Jug his way gradually towards Christ as
the saviour CT souls, aud through his
severe and laiaful Illness lie learned 10
lean upon Christ as his only hnIe Of
future bliss, as he said on one occasion
10 the speaker that it was his greatest
desire for restoration to heath that ht
might walk tn streets OF Wilmington 4
Chrstian man.
After Mr.. Barrett had concluded, Rev
DIR. Caldwell OF Frederick spoke of the
regret with which he had heard OF tn,
death Of the deceased, aud the respect he
felt for him as man. Also of the loss
shat the community, "a well as hit
family, had experienced. lie believed
chat the deceased had made Ills peac
With God during his sicku ess, and he hal
now another friend in heaven.
Presiding Elder Murray added hi
sestimony TO the manly character OF III
deceased, as exhibited In his suffering
during his severe Illness. On his cor
ciusion the remains were conveyed I
wilmington and Brahiywine Gem,
terry, where the services were complete
aud the interment made. Mr.. Murphe
had charge of the funeral and the pal
bearers were Joseph Pyle, Samuel !
Baynard, Edgar A. Finley, Charles
W. Todd.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

The Young Ladies' Mission Band OF
First Presbyterian Church will give an
entertainment this evening in tho Sum
day school basement. small admIe.
sion fee will be charged. The program
Will be rs follows: Selections, Sunda
school orchestra; impersonation OF old
ioike, Mission Band; reeitations, e.
Trggs and Mas Il Ia McCrsckeu; plano
solo. Miss Conrad; vocal solos, Misses
Emma Thieman and Ella NOVEL;; vocal
quartcts. Misses Scott aud Coverdale aud
Messrs. Coverdale and Start; violin solo,
Neven Marks; flute solo, j. kitchle.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

A Rock Island pass, niger train was de-
rallied BY an pen switch In DesMoines,
Iowa, gu Tuesday, and several psssen-
gers were injured. The engine aud one
car passed over safely, and tran men ~.
sert that the switch was tnrned BY means
Of AN iron bar In the hands Of = trpiu
wrecker, who was lying brside tho track.
All the circumstances arc eaid to support
the theory that It was deliberate at
tempt to wreck the train, either for re.
vsnzc or 70: tis saks o. pin idsr.
The boiler at tho Etna Mil's In New
Castle, Pa, exploded yesterday morning.
killing George Itlngensmith, Johu
Welsh aud John Murphy, and iniuring
Barney Resan. l.. shiinocker, Lawrence
Flynn, Andrew Ny re, Joseph Rounds
aud John Mey ers.
The little town Of Kyle, twenty mlles
south Of Austin, Texas. WAS visited BY 4
tornado on Tuesday night Many house.
were damaged and demolished, and
several persons were injured. There
was great damage 10 ieIces aud crops.
The tailor shop OF Hugh Carey, In
Boston, was robbed on Tussdsy night by
three men. who carried oil $500 worth
OF goods IRON the store IN team. Tney
were experts In the selection OF cloths.
Mrs. Patrick Mclaughlin o! Pittsburg,
aged 81 years, who had been visiting her
daughter Ut Stockton, was yesterday
struck and killed by Lehish Valley
train.
Wilkes Smith, bank clerk In PArkers-
burg, Iowa, has been arrested on the
charge Of forging the names oi farmers
In n0x n % u reg ling flHuU
HOLIDAY, the hlshwayman, iu jail In
Marquette, Michigan, is trying to stAfve
himself to death. He has not eaten any.
thing for several days.
The Chicago police have been ordered
to stop the sale OF cigarettes aud whisky
drops to boys under IL years OF age.
Six hundred and five immigrants land
ed in New York yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24
THIRD EDITION


While vas at Dover on the 10Th Of
this month l examined the streets aud
sidewalks oil that town. / found the
streets to ee In fair condition, but tho
sidewalks were 10 excellent order, no
loose bricks and unevenuess, but on the
conirary the sidewalks looked fresh,
clean, smooth aud even. remarked to
one of Dslaware's most prominent mer,
Who res'dts 10 Dover and Las business 10
Wilmington four times each year aud
remains each time week or two, that
the sidewalks iu Dover were In first ella
condition. He remarked that the work
was done right. "Why," said be, ..you
have the worst sidewalks iu Wilmington
ever walked on; go much so, they are
disgrace to your people, aud think II 10
because OF too much politics aud not
enough OF eAnd, brain work aud muscle,
work sighted, aud the workmen anxious
to get tue job finished, bill passed and
money frou, the treasury III his pocket.
Now, in Dover at no time do you find
the sidewalks occupied by woman op-
posite every hons. with the water turned
ON, and with an cd broom scrub, wash,
and slash the bricks, so that all the sand
10 washed cut, and water gets under the
bricks which caus this uneveness which
Is Gu prevalent here; and When a person
ramps on locto prick altar a rain, or
alter the women have worked for an
lour washing out the said aud gossiped
for another hour, wasting AZ leas hun
dred gallons oil water. say when a
person steps on looso brick he is lu.
clised to have bad thoughts, aud to ask
himseif what use Is the Street Commis.
sioner. There are hundreds of broken
sidewalks In our city aud many places
are dangerous. Why not order the own
crs OF the houses facing these broken
sidewalks to repair these places at once -
1t Ia not done for various reasons, but
the chief reason is the cost 10 he owner,
and II the order Ia enforced his vote will
be lost to the ins who have no desire to
10 cut. An ordinance should be passed
prohibiting wash psves. In fact, water
should be rarely put en- the sidewalks as
IL reuders them unit to walk on, besides
. brick absorbs all the grease and dirty
water and siinks when the hot Gun
shines GU 1t. A little clean sand spread
ON the sidewalks once a week would
X. ep them clean and b. always solid and
pleasant to walk on. When will VII
mington get rid OF this sbomiuable dis |
grace. +. Is. Frazer,
Safe Sanitary Inspector.
April %, 1892.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24
FIFTH EDIPI0|



Tuesday evening, about . o,o,.. !
merry patty met at the r,sid,nSs ~. ~
Nellie Dayis, the event beIng ~,
teen,n anniversary Of her birth. M
was furnished by one OF The quest. !
wnlch game, were played. Ahnnt
O'Clock the guests repaired to ,he Al ]
rooms whers an al uudane, o, ,s !,
meuts were served. Among ,ho,s y,
emit were; Miss Gertrude SinJalI \
Mary Dale. Miss Ella Bayne, Miss /,
and Lille Scarborough, Miss D.,
Weller. Miss Maggie siniall, Mas NJ,
web, MI. John Webb and wife of n
port. Mr.. Charles SchoiHeld, Mr. Il,
Garrctfson, Mr.. John Hare, Mr.. viii
Steward OF Wilmington, Mr.. i
Powell, Mr.. Jacob Booth Of Stanton
many othere. '"
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Thomas Ryan was charged ut tbi.
mornings session OF the municipal court
with disorderiy conduct. Kim Yum, a
Chinsnan, who keeps store at Eighth
and Tatnall streets, male the complaint,
aud testified that Ryan came to hi,
place yesterday afternoon aud said he
was searching Tor his wife. The witness
told hin that she was not th re, when
tho accused rushed him aside aud in.
sisted cn searching the house. He usell
profane language and threatened the
complainant, consequently lie hal kim
arrested. The Judge imposed line oil
SO and costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Industry Lodge, No. 9, A. o. L. vi
has for SOME time been trying To provt,
the nucleus OF a library, aud has su|
ceeied by donations from friends Of Y
order, In supplying about 400 Volume
which have been placed in the antl 70
for the use Of the members. W. II sil
cock has been appointed librarian al
every Tuesday night he will be on Lat
to exchange books. The linrsry "
opened on Tuesday night for the ma
Much credit Ia due to George Ha lc.s
W. A. Reynold., l.. z. Todd aud Z. '
Gooding for their successful enorh
providing . library.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24
FOURTH EDITION



A lew days since colorcd man named
Henry Thompson, " years Of age, Who
resides with James z McCoub, ut Clay
mont, aud takes care of his dogs, con-
cluded 70 visit some old frierds In Phils-
| deiphia, and TOOK the boat at Marcus
HOok for tat place. After spending u
day Or two In that city 10 went 70 Chest
nut sireet wharf, Tuesday alt rnoon, TO
tak~one OF ,he steamers OF the Whining
ton Steamboat Company to return. Un-
fortunately, and as he says himself, II
has no lsrning," he got on the wron Z
boat and was taken up the r'vtr. He
| did rot discover his mistake until he
learned that he was In New Jersey, wi hen
10 appealed to tho captain, who upon
learning the facts Of the case sent him
on another boat back to Philadelphia.
Upon reaching thu, city he did not
know which way IN co to fiud his friends
aud was taken In charge by police
officer. but his experience Il best given
In hs own words: "iou see, boss arter
l lot dat Jareey boat l jess stood on .
corner, and when 1 told some gemman
how ] was fixed be tol All ossifer. DIT
man just opened little iron box all
pulled suthin9 and cl4r to gracious II u
wagon with Two bosses an three Ossiiera
didn't cum flying down de street. De
ossitcr said suthIng TO EN- an dey took
me in de wagon up de street to 4 big
building, and Lawd, what supper dry
give me. In lie mawning l got my
breakfast and den the o,siiers got
talking to me and kept me dar iii this
AFTERNOON. i tell you, boss, dcy took
kere oil me. and wh-n dey got de wagon
to bring me to de btAt one of dem
slipped me Ola bottle and ise RWlre 10
try de stuff."
Suiting the action to the wor the cd
man, a. he sat on the deck Of the stes1s
er City of Chester, took y bottle from
carefully covered BASKET and sampled Its
contents.
doesn't drink much" he continued,
"but dals good slaU, and won't hurt no.
body"
AZ 1t was noticed that no was braced
up with boards on his bra ct aud buck
lie was asked what he wore then for,
when he replied:
You see boss was ut Getsburg when
dem rebels cummei dar, and the second
day OF de fight couldn't keep out OF It,
no got gun and pitched IN, when one
Of dem rebel bullet hit me and broke
my buck. De LawI knows dat was hot
time at dat fight, hut we licked EN-,
.uah."
When the boat reached Marcus Hook
the old man was help Il ashore, and as
soon as he saw the man who was walt
ing for him with wagon to take him
home he almost jumped and said: "De
Lawd blcss him; II ebcr 1 get back to
Mister Jim McUomb's do Lawd knows
III neber 20 away again. l'se had
sperience null, suah."
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Officer Weldin, who was but recently
is rapidly proving ono OF the
most etiicien, on the force. Previous 10
his assuming the duties OF the position
the Residents ui McDoweliville were au-
noyea every Sunday by crowds OF young
men and boys, who played ball and
annoyed them In every conceivable
manner. Mr.. Weldin has almost put q
stop 10 this nu sance, and The people ol
Tat section feel under many Obligations
to hun,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

A FIRE broke out In the stack ysnl
b. Frank David. on Miss Ann Bevle
farm In Thoroughfare Neck, abou
O'clock on Friday evening telore
men had returned from the field aud
stIOyed all the outbuildlngs-ba
stables, cribs, barracks-withn nearly
their contents. Mr. Davids los I
greatest In farm implements-rc,ps(
mowers, etc., about $500 WORTH
which there WAS no insurance. MI
Bewley had an insurance. OF sl,lVO
buildings In Farmers Mutual Of n,
Castle County. The fire canrot he
counted for, un.ess from spark broas
ha'f mile from the the adjoining fat
where they were burning brush.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24
Municipal Court.

William Galloway, = young niap' vi vi
charged this morning before > u'ge p ~.
with assault and battery, but ne ,ps
prosecutor did not wish 10 pres N.
case he was discharged upon pay.tK Na
costs. The case OF Mrs. Dohety, AN.
ITO Madison street, charged win t',sl
ing al ekistered dog, was coh''nNSe
until Saturday MOI ming.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

The last soclable OF Professor WI
ster's Saturday evening class was givl
NJ his dancing academy, Eden Hail. laI
night, and was participated In by aboj
twenty couple. Tho genial profess
himself had charge Of the defght(
party, and his orchestra furnished 4
music. At the conclusion of the dan
refreshm ents wero served In abundance
There wss quite . number OF guest
present from Philadelphia, Balt!mo1
aud Chester.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

PARIS, Aprl %. -Adviccs from Lagos
state That the French garrison from
Porto Novo. having been warned that
the Dahomiins were advancing upon the
place, sailed out to meet the enemy.
The Dahomian army was met marching
to attack Porto Novo, and balti. which
las ed two hours took place. Five hum
dred of the DahomiaLs were killed.
FIFTY Frenchmen wers wounded. The
aivices make no mention OF any OF the
French soldiers being Riiled.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Last night an officer found JOSEPH e.
townsend, young mau, lying . ~ ,
drunken stupor at Front ana flensa
streets, aud took him to the police oa' =,
ton. A, he has been before inc eo1 !.
several times before charged win atuaN,
enness, tho Judge pronounced h'n a
perfect nuisance, and imposed nle ~ !,
Is and costs, which means forty uas' =
New Castle Jail.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

John Armstrong, who for some time
has been an inmate oil the almshouse,
came to this city yesterday and got
drunk. Will In that condition he went
over Market street brid and fell into a
ditch, where he would have drowned had
It not been for an officer, who pulled him
ou'. The Judge said he thought he
should he taught lesson, aud imposed
| q tine Of 81 aud costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Spencer Ruley, a brother of Rev. B. T.
Ruley, OF this CITY, died at his residence
near kirkwood, on Wednesday evening
a ter an illuets OF nearly three year.
aged about 81 years. lie leaves wlfs
and four children, IS well as manJ
friends to regret his decease. In cou,e
quence Of Ills death his brother was CALI
ed away from the Conference IN sessl0a
at Newark, and his chair VIII remain
VI cant until alter the fuDera'.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

MogRIsrows, April 23.-Four short
term prisoners, who were allowed tho
privilege OF the corridor OF the jail here,
effected the!r escape through one OF the
veuiilators last might. The sheriff with
u posse is securing the country Tor thcm
to-day. A msa Bsinvd Cole WHO 10
awaiiieg trial on charge OF murder re.
fused to accompany thein.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

CHICAGO, April 23.-The Wabash
road has met me Alton mileage rebate
to cattle shippers BY reducing the
present v cent cattle rate from st. Louis
to Chicago 10 ca eents. This reduction
affects every through rate from every
point In Texas, New Mexico and all
intermediate territory by reducing 1t - I.
cents a hundred. The Vaudalls has In
preparation and threatens to put tito
elect corresponding reduction iu all
clLtss oi freight.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

John II. Manlove, who had comm,
O. the Ph9nix fire engine ytslerl
aiternoou, laiorms US that OIL aplro
ing TO make connection with the pluI
front and Orange streets 1t WAS Nd
,nat ,he delivery wagon Of While
bro. stood directly In tho way, aud
owner or man In charge neslcctipa
move, the engine was brought In conf
Win u, aud reckless driving, IS asser
IN the News, had nothing Whale er td
with the affair. Mr.. Maploye say.
city ordinance prohibit, wagons bs
lett Ia front Of fire plugs aud tLs
should be enforced.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

The Equitable Trust Company. M
ahd Market streets. removed yes,c
an .rnoon to No 81 Market street
building formerly occupied by ser
Gray, and where he had bis law oa1
The building has been properly hts
for The occasion, the at.t story noor
Ing been lowered. new windows
plsce glass put In And the room turui1
with neat furniture and bright card
The plan Of the new building has rot
been decided upon. Proposals will Nj
be ssked for the removal oil the old Nv
iugs.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

George p. Dak4r AID Misa Clara :,
Cheairs were united in marriage Ia,
evening at the residence Of the groom
No. 500 Van Buren, street. The cere'
mony was performed by the Rev, Wn.
i. Swartz, after which there was recsp
tioD. The newly.wedtled couple received
u large number Of presents, and az
abundance OF choice refreshments were
Beryed
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Rev. andrew Msnship. who is we'll
known in this State, preached stirring
sermon In Ezion NJ. L. Church Last
evening. showing that his interest In the
cause which he las labortd for almost a
halt century 10 uphold is as great as ever
aud that he is still able to do yeoman's
service In promoting religion.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

A skye-ierrier, belonging TO Lesley
Smith, conner OF Third and French
streels, ran out yesterday afternoon Is
the Relisnco Fire Company's engine was
gong to the fire, when one OF the horses
knocked him down, and one Of the
heavy hind wheels passed over him. kill.
ing him instantly. He was great favorite
with the family, and great grief 10 felt at
Lis death
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Mrs. Mary Z. McCoinb. wife oil a., 1s'I IN.
G. McComb, IL said to be suffering tysl
tensely from the injuries she Iesg ma
last Saturday at the hands o. ue' III nj,
band, while she was on visit " o,II,
place, near Claymont, to SEQ he' f.cs Il,
dren. One side of her head anu u bsf
terribly bruised and 1t ID feared '"A'
skull Ia fractured. .."
Daily Republican., 1890-04-24

Mary Donnell, who resides In Eas,
Wilmington, is a victim OF strong drink
and last night became very drunk. An
officer tried TO get her to 70 home an
behave herself, but as she refused to TAX I
his nd vice, be escorted her to the hall
As she is not . stranger to Judge Bail, he
imposed fine Of % aud costa.