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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1894-06-16
WASHINGTON NEWS,

The U. S. Senate hae confirmed w
NJ. Dunkee TO be postmaster AT Chr.
hamburg, Va
Secretary Carlisle has awarded TN
contract for the erection of the lif
saving station ut Sullivan's Island
S. c.. to Henry t. Cadc. Of Charlcs
ton. at 81, 400.
Senator Gordon has introduced !,
bill in the Senate nppropriating $50,
600 for building at the Cotton State:
Exposition at Atlanta. Ga, and $3.50.
600 for the maintenance Of the ex
position.
A Richmond, Va, special to tn
Atlanta Constitution is rs follows: :
prominent Richmond gentleman wb,
returned from Washington brings tn,
news that Senator Hill remarked il
his presence that he would not he ,
candidate for the presidential nomina
ton in 1896, but that Stevenson vii
be his man and the man that New Yorl
will support. This gentleman is ,
close friend of Hills and did valian,
work in his campaign in this city tw,
years ago,
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THE STATUS or THE STRIKE
The Miners are Not Satisfied Win the
Strike Settlement

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. --- The strikers
here burned another railroad bridge.
at Cardiff on the Georgia Pacific; it
was done by 23 masked men.
WHEELING CREEK, ONO. - Firing
still goes on between the angry coal
strikers and the Stat militia, but the
latter with strong reinforcements are
quelling the turbulent miners
MAsTLLON, ONO. The miners here
in meeting denounced Gov. McKin
ley for sending State troops.
WHEELfss., w. VA Extreme dissat
isfactiou prevai,s, .apong the -w,iNri
throughout this section over the strike
settlement. Leaders of the miners say
that fully 5000 votes will he cast hv
the miners in this section against the
ratification of the compromis".
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Southern Invention S

WARRINGTON. d. Patents have
been granted to the following merito-
rious inventions Of Southern men:
Construction of legged articles, VIM.
j. HumpbrIes. Crozet. Va
Orange sorting machine, Edward n.
Maull, Huntington. Fla.
Cooling channel for ordering tobac-
co, Samuel J. Mayo, Richmond, We.
Steam separator, Carl y. Mcllin,
Richmond
Patent Button. Charles f. Stowe,
McAdensville, \. G.
Therapeutic Electrode, VIM. B.
Farrar. Greensboro. \. G.
Hand l'lauter, James Caldwell, De-
foe, Ky.
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4 Heritdbie Bond1za.

The Ingram gold mine in Stanly
county, near Albermarie, II. G., is very
rich, and the extravagant yield gets
better as the work progress. Within
the last three months small saual
ofhands have found 5000 pennyweights
OF pure gold, and the last few days
beat all. On last Saturday evening
they found even 4l3 pennyweight. In
this lot was one nugget weighing 1917;
one weighing so; and still another
weighing 80 pennyweigbts. On last
"Wednesday nugget weighing 2s7
pennyweights was Ehovelcd out.
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a 63amist

SALISBURY, n. c. rhe warrant
charging $. A. l.. Johnson with big
amy was not served on him Ii was
found TINT If true he could not he
prosecuted under the statutes of the
STATE. he having, as claimed, married
his first wife in Lyncbburg, Va. and
his second wife in Spartanburg, S. G.
The $500 johnson stole here from
Edward Shaver has been restored,
Johnson agreed to leave the state in
10 days and was not prosecuted.
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Teras Republicans win Put out q Ticket

FoRT WORTH, TEx-The State Re
publican League Club convention con.
vention convened here in the audito.
rum of the city hall, with delegates
from all over the State. The chairman
predicted victory for the Republican
party III lS3a An effort will he made
to harmonize the Lilly-W White and
Black and tan factions of the Repnbli.
can party. A full State ticket will I've
putin the field. The Republican State
executive committee decided TO hold a
republican convention on TUESDAY,
August 9th, at Dallas
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TRAGEDY IN BIRMiNGBAH
xoib S Leading Supporter kiis the Son of ar
r. -kGyor -a-

BIRMISGHAM, ALA.-P. G. Bowman,
lawyer and leading advocate of Reu-
ben kolb for Governor, shot and al
most instantly killed Eugene letters,
the 21-vear-old son of Thomas Jeffers.
eN-mayor of this city, in bar room
Early in the evening, Bowman and
Thomas Jeffcrs had dispute, and
Bowman, who liz about six feet and
weighs about 200 pounds, hit .Teffers.
who is about five feet and All old man
and weighs about l05 pounds, twice
in the face. Young LETTERS, hearing of
the occurrence, went to sec Bowman
and asked for an explanation. Those
who witnessed the tragedy refuse to talk
and il any words passed, it WAS impos-
siblc to get Particular Excitement
is very high. Bowman was first taken
to the city prison but is now in TIE
county Jail.
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Southern Inventions

WAsHINGroN, ID. Patents have
been granted to the following inven-
tons by men of the Southern States:
Planter. Geo. W. Murray. Sumter
>. {. Mr.. Murray was also granted
patents on cotton chopper and a
fertilizer distributor, a second style of
planter, a combined cotton seed planter
and fertilizer distributor and cotton
reaper.
Fish trap, VIM. Seaton Greenfield
Ark.
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The Ugiianf WjH Face win the Prince OF
Wales Yucht

LONDON. Lord Dunraven's Valkyre
and George Howard Gould's Yigilant
have been entered for the regettas Of
the Royal Munster Yacht Club at
Queenstown on July 13. and the Royal
Cork Yacht Club on July "a aud %.
The Prince OF Wales Britannia has
been entered for the regetta on July
26. IL is expected that the Vigilant
will compete in the same race.
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4 Coiored PopUHst.

John Mercer Langston. an ex Minis.
ter to Hayti. and an ex-Consressman
from Virginia district. has been lee.
turing at various points in the South.
ern States. In an address at Hunts.
vile, Ala, he advanced with enthusi-
astlc acceptance of his audience. the
Populistic idea that the Federal Gov.
ernment should establish an industrial
institution of learning near the capital
Of each Southern State for the educa-
tion cf Afro Americans.
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Nice State Fair Premiums.

RALEIGH, N. C.--The premiums at
the State fair this year are to be on II
liberal scale. Among those which are
Of special interest are the following
For the best female school exhibit,
1900 piano; best bale Of cotton, 800;
best exhibit by lady. $50; best display
in floral hall, $50.
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Democrats Rspvdiats Cleveland.

AFKADELPHIA, Arm. The Clark
County Democratic Convention put
itself on record assopposing the Cleye
land Administration. After nominal
ing the candidates for county Offices,
the Convention adopted a resolution
denouncing President Clevelaud's f..
nancial policy in strong language.
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Fifteen Coreyites Drowned.

DENvER,. Col. AT least Is mem mbers
OF the Denver contingent of Coxev's
army lost their lives by drowning in
the Platte river. Four have been
washed ashore at point known as
Mckey's bridge. The other men who
are missing have also been drowned
and their bodies carried! farther down
the river. One man found drowned et
Brighton has been identified as Charles
McCunc, Missouriap, n member Of
the Utah contingent.
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T6jEITY CONNIE EcEMENT.
The Method'st University Closes a Success.
fvi Year

Durham, y. DIR. Crowell made
lis farewell talk. He stated that he
aad been connected with the college
or seven years and bad become SO
greatly attached to the institution and
the students that his interest in and
devotion TO both would not cease when
he severed his connection.
q. /. Rowe of Statesvillc won the
Junior oratorical prize.
Chas. w. Edwards. of High Point,
is the valedictorian this wear. The
Braxton Craven scholarship medal.
given annually by j. s. Carr, was
awarded to w. w. Flowers. of Tav-
lorsville.
DIR. Milbnrn, the blind chaplain of
Congress, delivered the literary ad.
dress.
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Rororing a Revolutionary Hero

\ marble tablet has just been placed
in Memorial Hall at the North Caro-
lima University in memory of James
Kenan, of Duplin, who was colonel
in the Revolutionary war and mem
Der of the first board Of trustees of the
University. He died in 1910. He
was very prominent in the early his
tory of the State.
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Bnrtist College Commencement.

WAKE FOREST, n. C.-Erastus l.
Jones, of Winston, delivered the al
umni oration Tuesday night on the
following subject: "The Boy of Old
Field School Has Shaped Our Destiny
in the Past and Will Shape Our Des
tiny in the FIXTURE
banquet was given the senior class
by President Charles T.. Taylor of the
college.
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To Sove Forty Minutes

The Atlantic Coast Line will save
about forty minutes on it's through
trains 10 the South Ivy the building of
the belt railroad az Petersburg, Va.
The cost of the road is estimsted Al
between $500, 900 cad 800. 900.
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Possible Lyncbing in Atlantic Ctr

NORFOLK, VA white man attempt.
ed to commit criminal assault upon
the eleven year old daughter Of Capt.
w. f. Face. of Atlantic City. He was
frightened off by the girls screams.
The police believe they will arrest him
before morning. If captured in At
lantic City there will be a lynchine
bee
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RDns BY Electricity.

COLUMBIA, s. C.-The Columbia
Wills, manufacturing cotton duck ia
orlcs, began operations Monday. This
NIL is located on the Columbia canal.
u has capacity OF $4,000 spindles,
ina ITS machinery is iun entirely by
electricity generated by water power.
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View Orleans fxcifed Over Charges of Cor
rypfion in the Ctr Council

NEW ORLEANS. The sensation OF
the day here is the indictment OF John
T. Callahan, alderman, for bribery,
ne - charged with having taken $500
Tor his vote from the Pcnnsylvania
Coal Company. IL il said that five
councilmep are 10 be arrested.
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Want Salaries Reduce5

The Alexander County IN. c. Far.
mers' Alliance has adopted resolutions,
which il calls on all the other Alliances
to endorse, asking reduction of 33l
per cent. on the fees of all officials from
Governor down.
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Beer and Wine Licenses Granted in CoGynbjo

COLUMBIA, s. C.-The city council
of Columbia passed an ordinance Ii
censing the sale of beer and wine in
this city. Under one construction of
the recent decision OF the Supreme
Court declaring the law unconstitu
tional, the prohibition of the issuance
of licenses only applies to licenses for
the sale of whiskeys and brandies.
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Cotton in Teyus.

From preseat indications the Weld
OF cotton in Texas this year will ex-
ceed two and quarter million of
bales, which will be greater by 10 per
cent, OF anyone crop over produced in
that State.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-17

century for the amelioration OF the
physical. intellectual and moral con-
dItion OF the people which has not
had to run counter not only 10 tue
customs of the people, but also 10 the
positive tenets OF their religion.
1t is much to be regretted, therefore,
that Mrs. Besant, for the sake OF pop
ularity, appeals so strong ly TO the
false patriotism OF the peoPle anu u7 g
so fully her unquestioned, power 10
re-anchor them whom Christianity
aud Western civilization have already
done so much to emancipate, to a phi
losophy which is the enemy OF r ahGI-
yiduaIfty and of liberty and to a rellg
ion which has crushed all spiritual
life life out of the people. Whatever may
he the destiny of Theosophy, GER
tainly India must and will, ere long
completely shake of the terrible lLcu-
hus of Hinduism. This consumma-
ton Mrs. Besant cannot prevent or
greatly delay.
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4 Bridge of Collins.

a bridge of collins was made by
the British troops during the China
War OF 1860, on their march to
Peking. a few days after the tax
of the Taku forts. the onward
march of the British soldiers were
intercepted by a river which,
through recent rains, had become
quite unfordable for artillery and
infantry. They had no pontoons,
and, therefore, some means had to
be improvised for getting across.
Several villages were situated a
little distance off, and a careful
hunt secured a number of unused
collins These We're hauled to the
river, and, with the assistance of a
few commissariat casks, made most
excellent poDtoons, the coffin-lids
forming the roadway. Thus, over
a bridge of collins passed consid
cradle number of the troops to
which Picking, the capital of China,
on the 18th of October, 1860, sur
renGered.-London Tit-Bits.
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BYAUTHORITY.
Registration Notice.

The meetings OF the Boar Of Registra,
ton in Honolulu are discontinued until
further notice.
The Board will hold sessions in the
various out-of-town preciacts as follows
EVA Plantation Store, Wednesday,
August 18th, from 10 \. NJ. to P u.
Eva Court House, Thursday, August
10Th, from 10 A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ.
Waianae Court House, Friday, August
18th, from P. NJ. to P. VI.
Kaneohe Court House, Monday, August
Goth, from 10 a. ". to P. NJ.
Hauula Court House, Tuesday, August
DIST, from II a. VI. to S P. NJ.
Kahuku Plantation, Wednesday,
August -, from 10 a. NJ. to P. NJ.
Waialua Plantation, Thursday, August
23d, from 10 A. NJ. to s PM
Waialua Court House, Friday, August
oath, from 10 \. NJ. to = P. NJ.
G. T. RODGERS,
ANTONIO PERRY,
L. d. KELIIPIO.
Board CT Registration, Island OF Oahu.
3764 1577-tf
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OUR TAR0.
The Succulent Root Compared to
the Potato.

At the Chemical Congress of the
Midwinter Fair, California, a. Il.
Lyons, +. G.. S., read paper upon the
chemistry of taro, in which he stated
that the chief food of the native Ha-
waiian is still, as it has been from
time immemorial, poi, fermented
paste prepared from the farinaceous
tubers of the taro, the cOIOc0St0 escu-
Lent0 or drLtn1 eScuLentuDl OF bOtan-
lists. Foreigners prefer generally to
use the tarO itself, which can be pre-
pared for the table in great variety
of ways.
1t cOmmends itself as staple arti-
Gle of diet for the same reasons that
make the potato so popular. 1t Is OF
an agreeable but not too pronounced
flavor; it is easily digested; 1T Is a
substantial food, and in climate
suited to its cultivation the plant IS
exceedingly productive.
There is as great difference IN the
different varieties of tarO as in those
of the potato. Some are solid ana
waxy when cooked; others are quite
light and of delicate texture, al
though not meaIy like the potato.
The authors study has been con-
fined to one variety, viz, the light
white taro which is especially. priced
as table vegetable, and to the pre-
paration known as taro flour, pow
der prepared from the boiled taro,
the different varieties being presum-
ably mixed indiscriminately in its
preparation.
TARo COMPARED WITH POTATO. &
One hundred parts of a tuber con-
tain:
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London has 271 public parks.
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To Whom it May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that under the
provisions of Section 2, Article 90 of the
Constitution, ali Commissions held I'M
der appointment from the Department of
Finance are null and void from and
after the first day of September, 1894.
All parties holding such Commissions
and desiring to be re-appointed to the
same are requested to make Immediate
application in writing therefor to the
Minister Of Finance, giving name in
full, date OF Commission, District and
location of Residence in District.
All re-appointments will be duly
gazetted and none other will be valid.
S. N. DAMON,
Minister of Finance.
Finance Office, August 9th, 1894.
3757-3w 1574-3t
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Board of Examiners,

The Board of Examiners created by
Article II of the Constitution Especial
Rights of Suffrage will meet at the same
times and places as the Oahu Board of
Registration. See itinerary above.
EDWARD TOWSE,
CARL BUSCHJAST,
3764-tf F. /. CUTTER.
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ANDREW BROWN,
Irrigation Notice.

Holders OF water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes are
from to o'clock A. NJ. and to {
o'clock P. NJ. a. BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works
Approved:
J. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu, May %, 1894. 369S-tf
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Public Moonlight Concert.

The Hawaiian band, under the
leadership of Professor Berger, will
give a concert this (Friday)
evening at $50 at the Hawaiian
Hotel. The following is the pro-
gramme:
PART ].
l. March-''LibertyB elr'-...... Sousa
2. Overture-"Semiram ROssini
3. Finale-"Rigoletto" ..-..-..... Verdi
4. observation-disclosures Grip. Balfe
PART II.
5. March" Hawaiian HOter.. Berger
6. Waltz 1.-THE Paradise of the
Pacific. 1900. Berger
z. Polka-"Nuuanu Valley"- Berger
8. Schottische 'Pretty Women
of Honolulu. ......... ......... Berger
"Hawaii Ponoi."
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Water Notice.

Owing to the drought and scarcity OF
water, the residents above Judd street
are requested to collect what water they
may require for household purposes be
fore o'clock a. NJ.
ANDREW BROWN,
superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Honolulu, II. l., July 20, 1894.
3744-tf
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The following comparison of the
mineral constituents of taro and po-
tato may have some interest. The
large proportion of the valuable phos-
pilates in the taro is the most inter-
esting point to note.
MINERAL CONSTITUENTS OF TARo
AND POTATO.
One hundred parts of the ash.con-
tain.
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Mrs. Maria Kahai was buried
yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence of John Cummins. The fu-
neral was a very large one.
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The Daily Advertiser, rs cents q
month Delivered by Carrier
The evening world., 1894-05-02
SUES N. K. FAIRBANK,
Belasco Wants $65, 500 for Coach
ing Mrs. Carter.
Claims the Chicago Millionaire En-.
gagged Him to Do So.
lie May BE Ordered to Furnish n
Bill of Particulars.

A motion was made before Justice
Lawrence in Supreme Court Chambers
to-day to require David Belasco. the
theatrical manager. to file "A more speci-
nc bill OF particulars in his suit for
sbo'5W against n. X. Fairbank and
Louise Dudley Carter.
n. *. Fairbank. the first defendant.
is a Chicago lard rehner. and Is reputed
to be wo. III several millions. Louise
dudley Carter. the other defendant. is
an actress known OH the stage as Mrs.
Leslie Carter. She Is the divorced wife
or Leslie Carter. n prominent and
wealthy Chicago lawyer. who is a MEM
DER OF a number OF the leading clubs Of
that city.
In the brief particulars of the suit
that appear in the papers filed 1t ap-
pears that Belasc6 alleges that he pre-
pared Mrs. Carter for the stage at the
special instance Of Mr.. Fairbank. He al
leges that he spent sixteen months pre-
pairing Mrs. Carter for her debut. and
also that he spent considerable time in
Hiding In the writing and staging OF the
Garter starred.
1t is on these services, and expenses
Incurred Herewith, that Belasco bases
his claim for s65. 200.
The suit will prove a great surprise
to the theatrical people and men about
cred that Belasco and Mrs. Carter were
on friendly terms.
Justice Lawrence reserved his decision
as to the bill of particulars.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
BlMETALlISTS IN SESSION.
MIR. Cannon. of New York. Writes
to the Confcrrcca In London.

,py Associated PreSs
LONDON. May 1.-The international
Timetable Conference. convened under
the auspices OF the Timetable League.
was called to order at II O'Clock this
morning In the Egyptian Hall Of the
Mansion House. the Lord Mayor. the
Right Hon. George II. Tyler. presiding.
There were about four hundred dele
gates present this morning. among them
being Brooks Adams, Of Boston.
The object OF the Bimetallic League
Is tn urge upon the British Government
the necessity of cooperating with other
leading nations for the establishment
OF the free coinage OF gold and silver
At n fixed ratio.
Henry W. Cannon. President OF the
Chase National Bank, OF New York.
was expected to be present. but he
sent a letter Of regret. which also out
lined his position In regard to bimetal-
lisnl and said that II the Government
OF Great Britain Is willing 10 suggest
a practical plan looking to the Use OF
both gold and silver as money. on some
ratio to be fixed by International agree
ment the Government of the United
States will cooperate and assist In
every possible way In carrying out such
1 plan.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
"CEN." COxEY
| A PRISONER.
ne Is TO Be Put on Trial with
Browne and Jones on
Friday Morning,
CASH FOR BAIL WAS REFUSED.
Marshal Browne Gets Out of His
Cell and Issues a
Manifesto.
SAYS THE ARMY STOOD WELL.
Also that Liberty Is W~eIterins in
Her Own Blood" &c., and
So On.
SAYS THE ARMY STOOD WELL.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Jacot
slecher Coxey. tire Chief Of the Com
monweal Army, is now also under ar.
rest. and the three leaders Of the move
ment which eliminated at the Capitol
grounds yesterday each will have to
answer to the courts for the part he
took In yesterdays disturbance. The
trial Of Carl Browne. Christopher Co.
lumbus Jones and Coxey has been post
poned until Friday. They will b. ar
raigned on that day before Judge Miller.
In the Police Court. The charge against
them will be violation of a United States
statute regarding a~ssenblages at the
Capitol grounds.
The arrest Of Coxey took place this
morning in the Police Court on informa-
ton filed against him last night. The
three men have a considerable array Of
Populist lawyers to defend them, their
counsel including Representatives
Pence. Of Colorado; Baker, of Kansas;
KEN. of Nebraska, and Boon. of Mime
sofa. and Adjt.-Gen. Tarsney, Of Color
ado, a brother Of Representative Tars-
ney. Of Missouri.
Counsel asked that $500 in cash be ac-
cepted in lieu of real estate bail for
coxey's appearance. but the Judge re-
fused to accept 1t. and Coxey n Joneu
were taken to the police station.
There was a crowd OF curious people
surrounding the District Police Court
before Q o'clock this morning in expec-
tatior Ut the trial of Browne and Jones.
and It was disappointed at the post
ponement Of their cases until next Fri
day. The crowd likewise was disappoint-
ed at its failure to gain admission to the
courtroom to view the proceedings.
Only those persons who could give some
good reason for their presence were I'D
mitted.
Later in the day Coxey and Jones were
both let out on bail Frank Hume. a
well-known wholesale grocer. doing bust
ness In this city, but living in Alexan-
dria County. Va. going on their bond.