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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
ARMY OE HE POTOMAC.

BoSTON, June 21.-The annual meeting
of the Society of the Army OF the Potomac
was held today in FaneuiI hall, with
large attendance, and was called 10 order
by General Horace Porter. 1t was decided
to meet at Concord. \. H, next year. Ii
was voted that the life membership Zee be
reduced from so To >l0 There were three
nominations for president-tieneral Miles
General Calvin E. Pratt and General O. O.
Howard. The names of the two latter
were Withdrawn and General Sliies was
elected. Horatlo King of Brooklyn was
chosen as secretary, ColoHei Samuel Truse-
dell of New York as treasurer, and Gensral
Sharp as corresponding secretary.
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MISSOURI Crops

COLUMBIA, No, June 21-The weekly
crop report says that high winds have
damaged the crops, and especially the
heavy winds IN Boone county have done
much damage by washing. The rai,, N
the state has been uneven. win an evca.s
10 the north and deficiency "a the south.
ne temperature excess ranged I.om / de
gree IN tie north TO / degrees in the south
he wheat and clover harvests are in fulI
blast IN the extreme north. and these ryvo
crops are developing heavy losses, in adoi-
Teh trS 10 their already scant proportions
past week has caused "A los ana bs,iI ~
done damage. The outlook, however. j.
good. - =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
THE ODoRlFEROus ONION.
Some People Don't Like 1t, But 1t L,
Good for Them.

Good for Them.
Onions, said a travelling man to st.
Louis Globe Democrat reporter, are
too vociferous in their odor and too
seif-assertive to be liked By anyone
possessed of a very strong viii. They
offer too much opposition. There is
more to the onion, however, than its
mere odor. Onions are kind of all
around good medicine and every
housewife knows this without know
ing why. She knows that solid red
onion, eaten at bedtime. will by the
next morning break the severest cold.
She also knows that onions make
good plaster to remove Inflammation
and hoarseness. But she does not
know why.
If anyone would take an onion and
mash it, SO as to secure all of the
juice in it, he would have most re-
markable smelling salts - an odor
that would quiet the most nervous
person in no time. The strength of it
inhaled for few moments will dull
the sense of smell and weaken the
nerves until sleep is produced from
sheer exhaustion. 1t all comes from
one property possessed by the onion,
and that is form OF opium. Onions
are narcotic in their tendencies. and
Tor that reason the very best kind of
food. Anyone who eats late supper
and imagines that he will not be able
to sleep had better order dish of fried
onions and close his meal with them.
There VIII be no danger of wakeful-
ness then.
The amount OF opium in saucerful
of fried onions will overpowor the
most sensitive digestive organs. even
when disturbed by late meal, and
one can sleep just as well as though 10
meal had been eaten. The Chinese
understand the onion better than the
other nations of the earth A China
man will mix dried onion sprigs with
tobacco and smoke them. They prob
ably find it lends additional charm to
genial pipe and brings on that condi-
tion of dreamy wakefulnesS which is
the final end of all smoking.
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\ an - SuRNEY.

H03nEN. No. June 21-IAe Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas Railway company las
began the survey 81 "a lisse from here 70
Booaviil- As the company OWES The 3ine
ir0us here 70 kaus - Cay via Psala, fi.e
oaiidlu- Il seveuiy La,ls- ct tgacG dnEn
Blac>water creeA VIII give - \ direct sac
into Kansas CitY Tor s. Louis and LAs-
cage 0usj7~~S
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JAIL BIRDS AT LIBERTY,

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 27.-William
Roach, rapist; Ernest Lewis, train robber,
and Mrs. Mundis, alias Tom King, the
noted female horsethief. escaped from Jail
last night. They cut the steel bars OF
their cells and dug through the brick wall
The escape was not discovered till this
morning The enterprisug trio are well
out OF the way bv this tilyie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
A FAMILY POlSONrn

ST LOUIS June 21.-At Turkey Hu
HIS, or Sunday, a family named Moore
consisting of the parents and three chill
dren' was taken sick after eating dinner.
Today an S-year-old Toy died and the ot,,er
children are dangerously H. Though tbe
parents are stlll sick. their CONDITION j.
not bad, IL Is thought THAI the csbh3ge
eaten at The meal had been poisoned by in.
ssct powder.
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TRyON MEMORIAL SERVICES

I.oSDoN, June 2I.-Serv sers IA memory
Of Esee Admiral SIR George Iryoa. con-
mander-in-cnief Of the Mediterranean
81 uadron. who lost his ltie n the awfEi
disaster on Thursday last, was held to-lsy
AT ~ Peters church. Tae services wvSs
largely attended Among those present
were Lady C.ementlaa igy0u and O. her
mem oesS OF lie Gamity, sa1 sevegal ne5ies
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A PANIC.

have created the Cloth
)
Ia
0anda oil
frstc not
Chiidrens Inuir
La IT'S. NeekT lies Il
beau lBowau
& Ia
member the pux1 1ber ou
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
TRAM WRECKgRS ARRESTED.

ToPEKA, Kan, J uue 21.-The two Webb
brothers, farmers, living near Barclay,
who were on the east-bound express train
on the Santa Fe which Was wrecked on
September 2l last, bave been arrested aud
lodged ia Jail at Lundou, charged with
having caused the wreck, The wrechlug
WAS done with iBtent to rob. as the
train carried 81 5e0.GJ0 In the wreck the
engineer. the fireman ana swo other per-
sons were killed. An accom- plica ree=ntly
arrested has confessed, duplicating the
Webb brothers.
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TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM

Effectually yet gently. when costive or
bilious or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habitnal
TO awaken the kidneys and
liver to Il healthy activity, without irritat-
ing or weakenng them, to dispel head
aches, colds or feters use Syrup of Figs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
ua ,tu.,n', .p,il iiim..If

Dick Hicks You're not sslf-nads
man are you pop
Hicks Ic>. ms N0n xhy d. you asz7
DieA iiicsa-i didn't suppose self
made man would rip and tear. rub.
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SHOT AND KILLED.

WLBURToN. |. T.. June 27.-Robert
Hall, a white man, was shot and killed by
John Lowrey, Choctaw Indian, today.
the trouble being the outcome of an old
feud. Lowrey was arrested and taken TO
Fort Smith for trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
BUILDING AND LOAN MEN.

CHICAGO, jane 2S-The first national
convention o, building and loan sssocia-
tion managers was called 10 order al the
art palace today. Twelve states were
represented. y number Of interesting
papeFs were read aod addresses made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
ALL lWARDT AGAIN IN PRISON.

BERLIN, June 81 Rector Ahlwardt has
again been convicted and sentedced TO one
months Imprisonment He had declared
that Prussian official life WAS corrupted
py Jewish influence.
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pro.akinr FrIin~.

u wish that spsrro~ would move
away. said Mr-. Bluebird ucrvously.
He. very rIGc. be $ been watching me
build my house and crying cheap,
cheap all the time HsTpeTs Young
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
THE PROPOSED CHINESE TREATY

F1C FhOHOOEO GF7lNeSE RE4 Y.
WASHINGTON. June y. AT the state de-
partment the significant statement attrib-
uted TO the Chinese viceroy to the effect
that a new treaty must be negotiated
between China and the United States to
regulate the immigration question. has
caused the suggestion TO be made bv a
state department official that the presi-
dent could thus, with the aid of the sem
ate, absolutely nullify the Gearv law.
There would be no necessity to secure
the consent OF the house OF representa-
tlves. treaty has the tull power of a
statute OF the United States, and if of
later date can replace IL as the law of the
land. The supreme court has so ruled in
number of cases. but nowhere no more
Clearly and specifically than in the Chero-
kee tobacco case, where the court adon,s
the language of Judge Swayne, rs follows.
a treaty may supersede a prior act ot
congress ANA an act of congress may suDer.
sede prior treaty.
IL was exactly this that hapUeued when
the Geary act Was passed: tor IL pracfi,-
ally superseded the most important nro.
visions of the existing treaty aud IN me
opinion OF the state department otficjaIs
there rs no reason why the act ifseif
should not yield 10 another treaty if fLa
president and the senate see tit. and car
agree upon an instrument satisfactory Ia
themselves and To the government az
China -
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YOU'RE AN EASY PREY.

YOU'RE AN EASY PREY,
with your flesh reduced below healthy
standard, for Consumption and other Scrof
ulous and dangerous diseases. And it's for
Just this condition that Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is especially valuable.
If you're thinner than YOU ought to be,
whether from wasting diseases, defective
nutrition, or whatever cause, the 'Discov-
eryn will surely bring you up to the healthy
standard By restoring the normal action of
the deranged organs and functions, it arouses
every natural source and means of nourish-
ment. AS a strength-restorer and hesh-
builder, nothing like this medicine is known
to medical science. Filthy Cod Liver Oil and
all its disguised compounds can't compare
with it,
It's sold on trial That is, in everything
that's claimed for it. if the g Discovery ever
fails TO benefit or cure, you have your money
back.
What offer could be more business-ikef
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28

Take HOOPS and only HOOPS. because
Hood's Sltsspariila CURES. Ii possesses
peculiar merit
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT Of AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, June -. 1898.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer until Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 50, the lowest
s., and the mean %, with generally clear
weather.
The average temperature thus far this
month haslbeen IS.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of June has
been 73, and for the 9Th day II.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAsHINGToN, June 21.-Folowing is the
forecast up TO s D. m. Wednesday:
For Kansas-Partly cloudy and possibly
showers in the southern portion; warmer
in the extreme eastern portion; east to
southerly winds.
For Missouri-PaTtiy cloudy, probably
showers in the southeast portion; slightly
warmer in the western portion; east to
southerly winds.
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] HE PARDON Or f1E ANARCHIS ).
NEW YORK, June 27-John Most, the
-tader of the Anarchists of New York, to-
day. speaking of Governor Altgeld's par
loning the Anarchists in Illinois, said:
Governor Altgeld stated nothing but
what we claimed at the time Gary,
Grinnell and Bon6eid, aud all the other
rascals had the same opinion all the time,
but they felt bound to do as they did for
the benefit of the capitalists. Now is the
time they ought to be hanged, right
lway.p
la tomorrow's issue of the Freheit, John
Most's paper the following will appear as
.he leading editorial:
1--WE greet them as soldiers returning to
our ranks, ready to again uusheathe 1.-THE
sword against all that is wrong-church,
state and capitai-for ali things good
anarchy communism and social revou-
tion. Unfurl your blood-red banners,
comrades, the world over, and let us eele-
brate this feast of jubilation; for we have
received a powerful reinforcement to our
army. The fight and the victory shall be
ours
The Anarchists who were hanged on the
llth OF Novemb ber 1887, were murdered.
es, murdered by capitals blood
thirsty assassins, and the crime commit
ted by the state that sanctioned the eXecu-
tion was the most damnabie ever commit
ted, ana Is without parallel. The trial
was farce and n fraud, and was the di-
rect result of a conspiracy planned by the
government and band of scheming mill
ionaires, who used the courts as their
tools" "
In scathing denunciation of Gary,
hrinnell and Bonfield, whom he desig-
nates as murderers, he asks whether it is
possible that such men are allowed to go
free He wants them tried at once and
executed, as they have virtually convicted
themselves Closing, he says
"N must have a reckoning with this
blood-sucking crowd; but. comrades, let
Us be prepared next time they attack US,
sud give them "A heartier welcome than
was accorded Boniieid aud his horde in
1867
OF the pardon the World saws: 1.-The
governors action is not accepted nor re-
Sarded as one of mercy. 1t makes martyrs
OF Ihe men who paiu the penalty of their
revolving crime on the galiowS and sancti-
fes hereafter the devotion of the day Of
their execution To memorial services. 1t
Is 10 be regretted that the decision WAS
ever made by the executive OF a great
state"
CHICAGO, June 21-Charles b. Todd and
Charles H. Ludwig, members OF the
famous jury that hung the Anarchists, in
interviews today declared that they were
not prejudiced. and that had they the
work To do over again they would vote
Tor conviction as before.
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Cincinnati. 04OO3203 31-l9
New York 02002-
Basehts-Cncinnati, 10; New York. {.
Errors-Cincinnati, >; New York, ). Bat
teries-Cincinnati, Sullivan, Vaughn and
Mummy. New York MilIiOan and Baldwin
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

AS hIT TO amend Section twelve Of Chapter forty ak
q the Revised statutes, relating 70 Corporations
section twelve of chapter forty siE u the revised
statutes II hereby amended bT Inserting AFTER TIE
Word president, IA The eighth line thereof the words
M i:elresitent, 80 that said section. amended,
Will read AS follows,
SECTION Y. When tie capital Of a corporation Is
divided into shares. ana certificates tere0i issued,
they nay be Transferred by Endorsement and delivery,
mt suci transfer is valid. except between the par
ties thereto, unil the same Is entered the books
q the corporation as 70 exhibit tn names and resi-
dtnceS OF the pArtles, Tho number the shares and
tne date of their trans ter Cert cates Of shares shall
be issded 70 those entitled to tnein by transfer 9th
eIWlse Signed by h9 president vCeP president, ana
attesteu nv the cashier, IlelA treasurer NtitAer
-ilall sisn blanks and wave them for by the
a sf2 them wlthlW knowiet'4e ~ tae apparent tltG
m fllt person to whom they are issled. HI tha
absence disability NJ either n s4ia officers the g
nAtnrf of majority IA tle directors It'll i- st7stt IN
s4tfalent approved March lD3
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Chapter 1875.
AN ACT TO amend section hundred Of chapter
i0rty seve OF the Revised Statutes, relating Say
ings Bank lnvesIlnents as here ofNr.: linleuled

AN ACT to amend section one hundred Of chapter
iortyseven q the Revised Statutes relating 10 Say
aEcroN \ Section one hundred, chapter forty
one hundred and 1or'SIwo Of the pEhfic laws Of
six 81 h f,t,i,l iaws of eighteen nundrad r,nayona
+ ltfely amended hv inserting after the words " New
Ing and in the twenty fourth line thereof the words
railroad leased to such dividend paving railroad upon
terms g3tlanteeln2 the payment o. regular stated
| dividend upon the stock OF such leased road and the
Word stAi,' afti before ne WORD 'actuaIiy IN the
shre siso b. iaseltins after the words accept and
term, aninicipa Indebtedness ot any CITY, used il
til7 section sha!i be construed to he it- lehts cyl
daneel lv bonds cnnfacts Or obligations iisp " b4
MIST IA taN aYe4 eTeihSt ye q my sneh a,b afetJed
tnf watgr stny fndoi ne amount qi my si4lSina
IAll ayaahif ~ reduction NJ aAy ot ~ debt bht in
Glaain- 'li bGt> CONTRACTS ahn oetgati"ns Nj sieet
Improvement hQar7 seH9o alstict boards, or 7a4f!s
q edrea1on, or othe ca9pofate bodies aGtAoized ri
contract @1ts ana Issue nonds y pe met a tHNaua
within sach eides ana the bonds or Obligations p.
Sas4 stlee apfog eIa+nt oaal4s, 7eaoo ehSflet
p0Sia7 OF boatPs Of edaetllon ano otno4 cetPetate
bo-es ~lfaln such ei1les creating len upon fe faS
I i'ie bonds and 95-5@lens OF me municipality me
4anle q i9haai'a. y cities aH@ eaGnles shail p
q 10 fha5 sAid .eetlon ems hnn9red as amended
SHAY Y aG ae 1eWs
'SFCT 100 Savings banks and institutions fer MY
i5las are Iestieea IL and aeraiftar maY invest het
Hyg9s s Ne se 3Q5 '59 81 @p Y 5ne NeA ,fta
.ttd S;atas aad District If lominhia III HE stock N
Guth9f.tF 81 tAs 1te. n If the lnitea Aates " me
i1nncin4 9ena @t ities 81 ten hon5ana inhahitan!s
| eonsa, nnne -5ia IoNa, Illinois, Missouri, Kafsas
'.a1et states 3iiG lA ille oonds of counties IN
$" states, l4aFi1s twenty thousand pop4afion wien
NestE!a sAll % made % the eonls OF any citleS q
S"nn 50 a he states sh9Ne named except te lt% q
assessed va3uaiIon, ii de Inst mortgage bonds NJ
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

AN ACT for the better protection deer the coun.
ties Of Cumberland Lincoln, Knox, Waldo and Work.
SECTION |. Whoever, in any manner at any time
within six years 81 the approval Of this shall hunt,
chase catch XIII o. destroy any deer within the coun
toTfes forty dollars fox each deer hunted, chased,
killed or destroyed.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

OF such disease, the tact of exposure thereto in
animals of which the person making such concealment
by himself or agent is in whole part owner
Approved March 10.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

tons rules regulations scholars residing In the
district in which they attend school.
SECT. 8. All and parts of acts not consistent
herewith hereby repealed.
SECT. 4. This shall take effect when approved.
Approved March iG
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Chapter 100.

AN ACT to provide for the education of scholars
ing at auy light station not embraced within the
limits Of any school district.
SECTION |. Any person between the age Of five and
twenty one years living al any light station not EN-
blacca within the limits Of any school district shall
be admitted 70 any public school in this state without
paying tuition.
SECT. such scholars shall be entitled 70 all prtyi.
leges and benefits, and be subject TO the condi
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Chapter 2e7

Approved March /
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-06

His inaugural Sermon.

The Rev D. Hanson Irwin. of San
Francisco, the newly appointed pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, occupied
his pulpit both morning and evening yes
terday. He was greeted with a very large
audience at both services. and preached
two eloquent and impressive sermons
His text in the morning was, Il beseech
you, bretheren, by the mercies of God
that you present your bodies a living
sacrifice unto God. which is your reason
able service" The congregation listened
with breathless attention to the discus
sion of the subject in all its hearings He
showed them the reaSOnablenesS and the
urgency Of their complying with the de-
mandS of the spirit of the text and closed
his discourse with a fervent and touching
appeal for their support in accomplishing
great things for Christ and His Kingdom
In San Antonio.
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LOCOSCELLANEOUS

Albert Marion, Of New BraunfelS. is in
the city, and wants to be a policeman.
Charles Degen'S bananas indicate a
good crop.
Mrs. IEenricks. Of Austin, is the guest
of Mrs. Louis Berg.
Mr.. A. h. Ferries has gone to Del Rio to
relieve Mr.. d. Lay as operator.
Mrs. J. 7. Woodruff gave a lunch on
Saturday in honor Of Mrs. f. \. NJ. HouS.
ton.
Miss Mamie Kenny celebrated her
birthday on Saturday.
Mrs. Sam johnson entertained the
Charity club on Saturday last,
Mr.. ID. VI. CIarkSon has gone to Del Rio
on business.
Mr.. A. X. Wood has been appointed
Southern Pacific agent at Standard.
Mrs. La1ln. of Chicago. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. IL. b. Andrews.
detachment Of the Salvation Army
is expected here shortly.
Evangelist Mulkey is coming to the
city to stir up the dry bones and wake
sinners to repentance.
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LIGHT FLASHES

DIR. Franklin will soon retire
from practice, and will teach his
profession to any lady CT gentleman
for 500, cash income from $4,000 to
5000 year, the last lady | taught
has now an income Of $1,000 a year
Always rcady-a beautiful line
Of flowing end ties for gents, at SOC
each. l.. WOlfsOn. 3 6 1t
-Gents' neckwear, in all the
leading shades, at popular prices.
l.. Wolfson. 3G 1t
See our $1,000 and I2.JOchpviot
and home-Spun suits. l.. Wolfson.
The boys are all delighted with
our new ChcViOt suits, for only $40
and $3.50 each. l.. WOIfsOn. , & It
Duke Slaughter, who is charged
with driving cattle without having
them inspected, came in and sur
rendered this morning to Deputy
Sheriff Met Iosllcy and gave a $500
appearance bond.
French Jaccard Sublime, IA
p'Hl lllhl I'ltNN VI SIN wal - SObOlS
in all the leading shades, made its
first appearance in the city today
at l.. WOlfson's. 36 1t
Another arrival Of Lansdown
l.. WOlfsOn'S. , s IT
Figured Novelty CrepOns in
hpliotrOpe and other popular
shades out for your inspection at
l.. WOlfSOn'S. 3 1t
Abstract of title is furnished
purchasers free Of cost who buy
lots in South Heights. W II.
Mason, Mgr, J2l East Houston St.
An elegant line Of new dress
goods with latest trimmings to
match being displayed daily at
l.. WOlfsOn. SO Ut
Ask to see the new dress goods
-"French Jaccard Sublime"-L.
Wolfson. 80 1t.
Elegant Imported challies at
l.. WOlfSOn'S. 3 6 1t
You can make money by buy
ing lots at South Heights. They
are the cheapest and best. w. H.
Mason, Mgr, 52l East Houston ST..
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FORGED TWO CHECKS.
Dugan & Kroeger Sustain a
Small Loss Caused by
Charles Johnson.

Saturday evening Mr.. Roll, one OF the
members of the grocery firm of Roll Bros
doing business on the corner OF Grand
avenue and avenue D, visited the
Office Of Dugan " krOeger, the court
house contractors. and handed MT,
Dugau check for ten dollars
signed "Dugan Il KrOeger,' and made
PAYABLE to one Charles Johnson, the
check having been refused at the bank.
being made out to the wrong banking
company. Mr.. Dugan asked for an cX-
PLANTATION and the following account was
given:
it seems that on Friday night, Johnson,
who is a stranger. went to Roll Bros &.
grocery and purchased groceries TO the
amount of S215. He gave SO check
signed by Dugan * Kroeger and received
in change. S125. Nothing was thought OF
the matter until the check was presented
at the bank Mr.. Roll states that john
son had never been in his store before,
and he thought he was new conner, en-
DlOyed on the court house.
This morning another check was pre-
scented TO Mr.. Dugan for IS. 1t was he'd
by some wood company and endorsed by
this same Charles johnson.
The matter is now in the hands or the
authorities and it is quite probable that
Mr.. johnson will be dealt with severely II
he Is located.