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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-20

Mr. b ras an odd CHARACTER especial
y motel for bis ardent osfeuss % the doo-
trine o. election. One day az dinner he
was "aryyfying" with = usiEhbor. and e.
he Dfted Dbeos Of E1szst upon biz hsrk be
remarked. Il have m more a1ubt o. The
doctrine o. cIecrton than that al e.
that meat" Just then. with the srupSnasi.
Of his gesture, ths ussst fSw 90, ADsI 80
inztanSly Gsyourcd By the family dog -
CNr.ssiau Tfulou
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aoZARr PIANO CLUE.

Miss Lucy Guthrie entertained the Mo-
zart Piano club at her home last Saturday
evening. The evening was spent in music
and games Elegant refreshments were
served by Mrs. Guthrie, mother of the
young hostess, during the evening. At
the close Of the entertainment each mem
Der was presented with souvenir in the
form of hand painted envelopes done by
Mrs Guthrie. The design was bar of
music surrounded by flowers of various
kinds
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PIANO RECITAL

A limited number Of invitations have
been issued for the 2Olst recital by Prof
Sickner's music pupils, to be given this
afternoon at $50, at his rooms in the
Fletcher block. The program is as follows;
Sonata, op. 10, No. S....--.... Beethoven
Beatrice Rich
Waltz, Zigeuner konigin... o.. Goerdeler
Bert MillisOn.
BeliseriO, Gpeaatic Fantasia. Goris
Flora CaSwell
Repose D'Amour. Henseet
Nellie Jones
4 III leiSlt soleENOOA
Jessie Minick
la) La Gondola
% Polka. ''''''''''-'''''- - nenue4
Joe Eatz
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Fo- many years past everything pisca-
toyiaI has had Izaak Walton attached 20 !;
il some way. and we arc now glad 70 record
the tact that Re knew Ettls CT nothing
about the habits q Esh. never caught balg
as many IS lots q other fishermen, and
vas too lazy 20 "a, his ON bait- lay him
away WIKI -Cas4hi4oc2- - De--9-. Erts
Pre-
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PERSONALS.

Mayor Clement left last evening for To-
peka.
JH. Decker, Of Salina, is in the city for
few days.
Chris s. Truck, of St. Joe, is registered
at the Carey.
Elmer p Morris, of Chicago, is stopping
at the Carey.
A. L. Toorhis, of Russell, is stopping at
the Metropole
Eli Benedict. of Medicine Lodge, is in
the city today.
Chas. E, Couell, Of Paola, spent yester
day in the city.
Howard Waddles, of St Joe, is stopping
at the Manhattan.
Capt. Ben s Henderson, of Winfield, is
In the city on business.
A Meyer, of Sweet Springs, No, was at
the Occidental yesterday.
VIM. Rush. Bedford, is stopping at the
Metropole for few days
NJ \. Nations, Of Ashland, is stopping
in the city for day or so.
J S. Weaver, of Fort Worth, Tex, was
inthe city yesterday on business.
r. McAlister, Of Kiowa, is in the city at
tending TO some business matters
c. w Goodrich, oG Arkansas City, was
registered az the Metropole yesterday.
c. c. Taylor and E. T. Baird. Of Conway
Springs, were in The city on business yes
teriay.
s. NJ Rather. Esq, returned yesterday
from a weeks visit with his best girl at
hIngman.
LATE Simpson went to Joplin, No. YES
terday, where he has business interests TO
look after.
J. W Davis of Greensburg, was attend
ing 10 some business matters ia the city
yesterday
J. W. George, night clerk at the Man
haitian. returned from a visit 10 hingmau
yesterday.
Elmer Gillen and John Salmous. of
hingman, were re- slered at the Manhat-
tan yesterday
W. d. Larmore of Wellington. is in the
city. He reports Summers wheat crop in
excellent condition.
Councilman W. l. Johnson returned
yesterday morning from his Texas trip
looking well and cling good.
Capt Tibbitts. raveliug passenger agent
Of the Denver and Rio Graude, with head
quarters in Denver, was IL the city yes
terdRy.
County Clerk Duukin and Treasurer
Cartwright returned yesterday morning
from business trip to Joplin and other
Missouri points.
W. II. Gowenloch, travelling passenger
agent Of the Chicago. St. Paul and Kan
sas City, with headquarters at Kansas
CITY, WAS IN town on business, yesterday.
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In Her SkiPs.

The glory Of Italy is not in her eye, but
in her skies. She has 5000 beggars for
every person worth 8, 900, seventeen crimi-
mails for every 1,c1O population, profes-
sional brigand for every church, and five
corrupt government officials for every hon
est Ilan.-Dcrroit Free Press.
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Pioneer Ruling, No. 139 Fraternal Mystic
Circle meets this evening in Peerless hall
old court room. corner OF Main and First
streets at $50 sharp.
w. p. MCNAIR, Worthy Ruler
PERCY LONGLANDS, Worthy Recorder
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Dr. Jones returned last night from a
pleasant visit in FL Reno and Kingfisher
in Oklahoma. The doctor reports things
moving along calmly and quietly down
there. A little ripple of excitement was
created, he said, over the county seat con-
test between FL Reno and Frisco The
doctor said when he left there a man
could 60 barefooted, if he chose, and not
be uncomfortable, so he thought most of
the people were not actually suffering
DR. Jones has great faith in that country
and has some real estate there also which
be is holding for the raise.
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Nashinstoa's Ewes.

Small Boy-Mamma, was Gen. Washing
ton blind?
3amma-Of course not; where did you
get that IdsA'
Small Boy-Nurse took re 70 II Old
Ladies home today, and showed ne WON
an that he kissed New York Weekly.
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Prof and Mrs. [. p. ShuA are rejoicing
in the advent of a twelve-pouud girl baby
at their home, corner OF Wabash and
Third. The little stranger put in her ap-
pearance yesterday morning during the
storm, but her welcome was such that she
was satisfied
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So s1rrs Are nstter n rs wo-tt
II rcs I'd - zzG Ersck tcc tEl-E
BIT wEaf hzr5eT rE-z< can - saa5 e q ma.
Z14z .Gr e.1ers % cal 3 % 5rsc.F
-PA--1eklpa-A TA1zA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-20

The Unity club will meet tonight at 5
o'clock in Council hall 2lS :. Watershed
Mr.. Ceilings and DR.. j. " Welch will
resd papers on socialism and iudividualism.
\ resume OF Ibsen's play. An Enemy Of
Society. VIII DE given. outlining the great
oramstlst : economic position. The public
~ Lha club
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Master Eugene Calhoun and his sister.
Miss Gertrude, gave o'clock dinner and
candy pulling 10 a few of their young
friends on Tuesday afternoon. The menu
was all that could be desired and much
enjoyed by the little folks whose names
are as follows: Misses Louisa Richards,
HELEN Horner. Hazel Horner, Gertrude
Calhoun, Masters Walter Wilson, Marsh
Chapel, Charley Homer and Eugene
Calhoun
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CORNER BUNS.

The report of the committee on spring
elections was made as follows; I'VE, your
committee beg leave to report after a thor
ouEh canvas ana careful investigation aud
interviews with the new candidates men
toned for different offices in the coming
city election that a large majority of them
have no mOney-and never did have-and
we were unable 10 secure any retainer, and
we recommend that the organization re-
main in tact with the old crowd That it
is better to suffer the ills of the old crowd
with a small amount Of boodle-than to
fly into the hands Of the new who do not
understand the ms and outs of the fran
chi-e business. and have learned how to re-
ward their friends and support themselves
well on A salary of So year, and that
they look with distrust on the triple com
bination consisting Of a candidate for
mayor, a candidate for superintendent of
city schools and "A candidate for city at
torney all Of them a present holding the
highest Offices in the gift of our orders.
That it savors Of demagoguery-that one
OF the cardinal principles Of the order Is
violated, viz: the Office should seek the
man and the man should seek the Doodle"
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Rocks. every oae is well aware. pair aad

Rocks, every oRe Is well sw2re, pair and
bald tEelr nests with such punctaalSy
that The confidence Of the scottish garden
sr n "crsTs caring nSeth.n' fo- ate q
Uzriiz-nent. was fully justified b. thu
manner "A which they disregard the ssata
q tie Thermometer and tie alteration Of
the --svtrs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-20

4 broken telephone wire fell across an
electric railroad trolly wire yesterday, and
caused some CONSERVATION at the central
telephone office. The operator there
promptly disconnected all the telephones
In The city. and no one could ger i'm their
hello until the break was located and
repaired
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-20

The following gentlemen, from Newton.
attended the ball last evening: . Web
ster, J. NJ. HUI. d. NJ Coleman. NJ y.
Wilson, {. J. Baer, s. Burbsrd, o. c.
Roth. +. J. Berry Jas. Foltz, B. II Joy
and A. L. Hurford Frank Vincent, f. H.
Hartle, II. H. Payer and R. Smith were
down from Huthinson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-20

Hon. W. I. Cannon. one OF Kingmau
county's commissioners, and a prominent
stock man, was in the city sees etdsy On
his way home from Kansas City. where he
had been with shipment OF live stock
Mr.. Cannon SAYS any one who ships 10
Kansas City from this section Of ;ne state
loses money by doing So.
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THANKS.

We wish, through your columns, to re-
turn thanks to all those friend who have
sympathized with and aided US so materi-
ally, IN our recent loss.
Gratefully,
Mrs s. NJ. HERRING and family.
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NEW yoRK SToPE

We are going TO enlarge our store
Have leased room south of US formerly oc-
cupied by Savings Bank. All this week we
will be occupied cutting out the wall between
the rooms, and for this reason will make low
prices on all goods on south side of house.
Bear in mind this will be the banner week
for bargains on the south sibe of the store
70 N.h AIN CASH HENDERSON
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Remember the Jack Horner" social at
the First Baptist church tonight. A choice
program of vocal and instrumental music,
readings and recitations, will begin at
100 Admission free Light refresh
ments and ''pIums" at low price. Come
and have q hand in the pie o.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Central
Christian church will meet this afternoon
at o'clock with Mrs. Simpson, corner OF
Fern and University avenues, West Side.
Regular meeting of Wichita Lodge, No.
%. /. O. q. f. this evening at 7:30 o'clock
Visiting brothers welcome.
FRANK DUNRIS, y. G..
c. L. STANsELL, Sec.
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Mr. George +. Campbells Sabbath school
class, numbering fifty young ladies, will
give a social this evening at the First VI.
f. church 1t will Ice unique affair.
The young ladies hope 10 see all their
friends present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-20

The entertainment that was TO have been
given by the Ladies' Missionary society Of
the West side Presbyterian church last
evening was postponed until next Thurs
day evening on account OF the horrible
weather
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JURIES DIR WIN.
or tic United States Court at wichita IN
March.

or tic United States Court at wichita ia
March.
United States Circuit Clerk !. c. Vii
son and Jury Commissioner John Mile
! ham, have drawn the following grand and
petit juries for the March term Of the ter
ritorial United States district court and
! the second Kansas division Of the United
States district and United States cir
/ cuit courts, which convene at Wichita the
/ first Monday in March:
PETIT JURORS.
George Phillips. HAYS City; J. g. Funk.
Peabody: George W Hayes, BaZarr;
Elisha Edwards. Junction City; l.. :.
Thompson. Usage City. r. L. Sharp, Os-
wego Peter Darling. HewinS; j. -. Long,
Fail River; a. j. Calvert, Stanley; John
Miller. ST Marys; AlonZ0 Rowland, lola;
Henderson kice. Beagle: Robert Mooney.
. New Albany; W. / HOBBS, Kingsley;
!. O. Smith. Blue Mound: :. u. Car
riCer. Auburn; O. 7. Nichols, Cherokee;
John Sims, Council Grove; A. Pennington.
O>kalooSa; Joseph Il Sewell, indie
peudeucr; Isaac C. Hughes, CentroDolis; J.
&. Blood. WakaruSa: II Carter. Baldwin;
J.. T. Reese. Smith Center; George d.
Barclay Hutchinson. I r. Purcell Cor
don; T. + Leftwick. Larned; T. W.
Thompson. Wyaudotte: H w Banker
Newton: {. VI. BeeSou, Dodge City; W. II.
d. Brown. Gal-na; L. r. AIordy. Mulvane;
George W Martin, Clay Center, =. ;.
Way. Independence; !. Il Rhoads, God
dard, J. / Speer, johnson City; =. L.
Wiley, Stafford: D. r. Heath. Belle Plaine,
Harry c. Dunbar. Wichita. W. A Van
Arsdal, Barton; W. T. Cannon, Gun
LlagLam.
GRAND JURORS.
Glenn Philbrick Newton; George W.
Stevens. Medicine Lodge; L + Williams.
Hartiand: r y. Cooper. Lyons; !. r Rose.
Ia Crosse: a W. Ellis. Pratt; W. II. Park
man, S-dgwick; Ed Brown, Wellington;
J. +. Brown, Ellsworth; !. ID Galway.
kingman; !. I Black urn, Hutchinson;
]. W ! Robinson. Ashland: !. P Moore,
Wichita; Joseph lies. Ford county, James
Ryan. Newton; James Van Kirk, King
man; : :. Hayden. oalina; Thomas Pink
erton, Kingman; W. NJ. Congdou, SedC-
wick; FL. : Walker, Lansing; Frank
Roob, Girard; F. F. Barker. Parsons; c.
Thomas, Stafford: B. W Reynolds, Wich-
tia; W. II. Carter. Belle Plsine; Isaac Rey-
nolds. WoodSdale; r +. Moore, Benton;
Cyrus Case. Melvern; y. II. Brown, Paola;
4 Il. Campbell. Council Grove; Oliver
Barber. Lawrence
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GRAND JURORS

The Altar chapter Of s. Johns Guild
will meet 81 the church today friday at
g. u q clock instead OF AZ O'Clock.
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LIGHT BEARERS.

The following program will be given by
the Light Bearers at the First VI. f.
church, Saturday, Feb. q, at ) o'clock
All are cordially invited.
Chorus...,... .................. The Brook
Society.
Recitation. .Grandma's Nap
Evelyn Imboden.
Susie Hatfield.
PantOmime. Household Fairies
The Fairies
Song. 80. May Hatfield, Evelyn Imboden,
Edna Jones
Recitation. Listed Into the Fight
Isabel Patterson.
SolO.................... snow White Hands
Alta Daniels.
Recitation. Drummer Boys Burial
May Pollock.
SUI. -. .-..-.--.. -.AHy udJHeIu
Rag Baby Round. -Four Rag Babies
CHARADE.
Trouble in Mormon Family"
CHARACTERS.
Miranda Sykes, visitor in Salt Lake City.
Amazia Heep, a Mormon.
Eliza,
i3,,6oroa Amaziah's wives.
Sophia,
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On account of the inclement weather the
mass meeting Of women has been post
poned until the Goth of February.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-20

The cornice ha, about all been placed
on the city building during the past ten
days
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-20

Officer Snyder attempted 10 arrest VIC
Haines. who runs the European hotel
early yesterday morning for being too
boisterous on JhestTeet Haines j. pow
erful man a. well as the officer aud lively
scrap was INDUCED in before Snyder could
pers aade his man 20 accompany him 10
headquarters However. be at last &C
what lie set oct 70 co.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

crNc. sING.-Thcre was another attempt 10 escape
from Sing Sing Prison yesterday morning, "N'- A.
,',o,s 5-ere emptying their slOp buckets IN INC
,,a.o pivor near the guard house. Frank Z. heehey'
convict Jumped into the river ana a'einP0N "
ir, owov Keeper slavln the act almost aS soo'i
os n was committed and quickly jumper ih'o Doo'
-,,oh ,Ios moored at the guard house. cut me rope
NV which it was made fast and rowGu diter ha1 he
The latter tried TO dive out OF redcn p Hocbt him
came to the surface Slavln seaeo lived terms In Joliet
prson aud i'm the Kings County fehiVeHll''S' AZ
was put In close confinement -,
MISREPRESENTATION Bible, fftyfve years , oiu,
and William Gussmen, twenty Inaee ,5 e NV train
IL ~ Harlem River branch of the Newlaven KAN
road They were on their way nome RON wprh ",a t
were walking on the track when they clo,seu ~ nv r
ont of the way Of one train only W mec' u'"U ~
being run over by another TRAM
TARRYrOWN.-There was another hearing yester-
dav before Referee Brenan at this place as 70 me sun
brought by Engelhc q Co., grocers against aro a.
a member of the Vanderbilt fanny, 10 10 Itss,iSad in
amount of a grocery bill. Mr.. EngelKe testinc1 III
detail as 10 how his firm had sold groceries 10 Iis
Morse and her daughter Grace on circuit a anu m
loaned them money at various times Inc case was
adjourned until Monday.
YONKERS.--The case Of Ebenezer Curuce, VINO ,ho
several weeks ago refused to be elected from the
Yonkers High school, where he was ANNOYING IN, Wy
teachers came up for second trial yesSuay pe t
Wh6Ien tried to put Mr. Curticc out and In a rongn
and-tumble fight Whalens coilar0oue Mds D1o
A verdict OF guilty rendered, with reconle W.
lion TO the ccmency Of the court, on account Vi ~
Curtices seventy years OF age oehOcHO0 ""' fO0
pOncd until Tuesday.
WORCESTERSHIRE Board Of Trustees mas resolved
In netton the Superintendent OF Free DehVery lOI
free mall delivery service here as POSTMASTER Losan
Office is 12 600 while the receipts were last year
GIG 81,
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WILLIAM p. CRARY FOUND GUILTY.


HIS WIFE WILL GET DIVORCE ON THE
STRENGTH OF MISS TUNsTALLs TESTIMONY.
Tho shit for divorce brought by Mrs. Lille s. Crary,
daughter of ex-Mayor James Howell, against William
p Crary Ncw-York broker, finished yesterday in
che CITY Court before Judge Osborne and Jury. NJ
ummel the attorney the defendant made the cross
examination of wilhemina Tnsal, the co respondent
who had made fun confession the day before iho
examination was long and searching, and Mr. Humhci
worked hard to show that the truth of her direct 'eSu
mony was improbable
Several times Judge Osborne interposed 70 Pro'ooV
the witness who was whitening under inc SioS"
asked and the answers she obliged 10 give ~
Hummel tried to compel her ITO take her ihi NV" -
face but the Court told her that as long do e o.
swerod the questions and the jury DID hot op'o. az
would not make her DO this. leU'er was .,
which she wrote to Mr.. Howell ai'er ''c 80
DENYING the truth of charges MADE as''i''9' Nv ~.
Crary She said she wrote tins al C!ary 'otuoo"
me said IL would settle all the trouble hho''r'' io
ter, written few days before to MIS- 0rs's'
sorrow for the wrong done her. ,. ooo
The defence put no witnesses on the sVu' ou' w
tented itself with general denial M hu . -.
summing up tried to pick Miss Tnns'ais ue""'' "
,aocas and said that none OF ii to be beiieVe.
her i'm the most scathng terms Ife
Aibert f. Lamb summed up Tor ule pP9nnSont did
dwet particularly the fact tiat Ic ~cteriyed as
NOT % on tine stand and what ne nod
the torture of the woman whom INC uoi'
dSe Osborne charged the jury lie relusT 1d oof
reones3 Of Mr. Hummel TO charge tlat tiey Gou ~
ana Cor the plaintiff on the unsupported NSli''s a
the correspondent The jury could yuoge VI 81 no
bty and find accordingly me luns 6y1ng that they
touna the defendant guilty as charged a oecr0o Vi
absolute divorce viii be granted TO MIS- OlaiS'
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CHARGES AGlIysr A PORTRAIT MAKER"

CHARGES AG4IYsT A " PORTRAIT MAKER"
Joseph Budzzelin manager of the Pacific Portrait
Company arraigncd in Jefferson Market Court yes
terday charged with the larceny Of "a AS from Mrs.
s. j. Brock OF Philadelphia. The Pacific Portrait
Company opened offices last fall in the Broadway
Theatre building. 1t has been frequently complained
Of 10 Captain Reilly, of the Nineteenth Precinct, by
people had sent their pictures there to be enlarged
but had failed to get back either the original or an
enlarged copy. None Of them were willing however
to make formal complaints. Captain Reilly detailed
detectives TO look up the case. They found that
Budzzelin had been flooding the country with cir
culars In which he offered, for small amount OF
money advanced, 10 make enlarged crayon portraits
from photographs.
Ab1ut five months ago Budzzelini was arrested but
the people he had swndled lived out OF town and re.
fused to appear, so he discharged Letters OF
complaint continued to pQnr in month ago the
nosta authorities succeeded In having the managers
Of a branch office In Chicago convicted and sent to
prison The business of the company was then all
tnrned over to the New York Office. The postal au
thoritles did what they could to protect the victims
by sendfg back money orders sent to Budzzeini and
marking them fraud" ,.. eI
Mrs. Brock finally made formal complaint she
sent him 81 AS last April and has received nothing
in return Justice Kelly held Budzzelini for further
examination In default Of $500 ball.
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HE FORGOT THE BIRD IN HIS HAND.

John j. Noonan. furniture dealer at NO 4OI west
Forsecondst doing IN the rear q his store yes
to-day when two men entered and told him that man had
lust stolen roll carpet from in front OF the store
Noonan rushed out and seeing man running
down the street roll of carpet gave chs The Two
mon who informed Noonan robbery also Joined In the
chase Al Tenthaye and Forethst. the thief dropped
the Garnet and Noonan stopped TO pick it up We take
care Of the carpet" said Of the men, follow the thief
and have him arrested" Noonan did follow the thief and
NJ Ninthaye and Fortich.st overlook him and turned him
oyc IN noliceman The prisoner taken 70 the West
Ttirtv sevonthst station, where said that he was
John Jordan TWENTY-FIVE years old Of No 447 West For
teh.s When NoOnan returned to the store neither The
Garnet nor the two men there and although he had cap
tured one thief other got away with the carpet
Jordan was held trial at Jefferson Market Court lie
said that he did not know the other two men,