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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

Which Have Lessencd Monte Carlos
Dnnk Roll.

Monte Carlo Letter
In tho solous de iaux there have been
Sensational oceasions First. Mn.
Samuel lewis tbe well-known oaui.
talist and money lender has been bet-
finr In his usual way-always the
nnayirntrn. and Win marvelo,is good
forttine II n said NV those who ire
ouent Inc rooms that his gain may be
numbered by thousands of poiinds
sterliur and certainly have seen
Mrf,ey5is talSe up large sums or money.
He is much observed when he plnys,
"a he Dopars suoh iarre anne IN So
unemotinpai n manner lie meyer seems
10 he eitbcr olated nv enin or depressed
Nv ioss aud ja cey,atniv v-bat Tho
E;rcncb torn n beau ioue1r
n is said NV those Who are Intimate
wien mis- fortunate gantIeman mat he
ha4 eynraeeei his intention ~ bnIding
10 bis yrinnings hs Ia maj gort,,ne
ygiii doubtiess settle mo matter re-
rnor,bs, saaing Mn Tsv,is NAV hero
some tbreo ve9rs ACC and at tbet time
he vyoa also rempri,obI,, fortunate nj
arst mi tbere came n t,irn In The
t,de ~ rucIf and the bonl got hack
Tho ,rsatar nortIon ~ the sims won
Ia, Nfr I .a,vt9 II ,vps renorted tben he
,aoar, tH bnid an ~ tbe rnonev hui
inssas horne ofteru,frd nroyed hat in
*. ,,ss 40 Nj n,f.is &c IL, co ,nor,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

Kent county farmers are busily en-
gagged in corn planting
The citizens OF Gatcsvllle are endcay.
orng to secure a cotton seed oil mill
for that place.
As a result Of sin-Killer's meetings
at Paris between fifty and sixty con-
verts arc to be baptized next sunday
Work has begun on the Midburu
bridge, McCulloch county The stone
work has been let to parties In brown
county.
In boring an qrtesian wen Jon the
farm OF DR.. Lipsqomb, in Dtntfn count
~. a fine flow d wateg WIS bbtainGf
at a depth OF 26Obfeet y "
During the past fan and winter more
than 5000 cattle have been shipped from
Denton county Five carloads were
shipped last Saturday,
There ls considerable opposition in
Lubbock county 20 the building OF a
dam across the canyon, and apphca-
ton has been made Tor an Injunction.
Charles f. Davies OF Haskell was ar
rested for stealing "a horse from MS
father, The youth claims that aa II
was his fathers horse he thought he
had right 10 take H.
During the lightning storm at sher-
man ON Monday air, j X. Mitchell re-
ports seeing two balls ~ ire fall from
the ceiling 10 the floor and finally van
lsh without doing any harm.
The McCuiloch Land and Cattle COM
puuy. owning q t,lct near brentwood,
hive had 80 pure9 surveyed and let the
contract Tor the grubbing with the In
tention Cf planting Il IN sorghum.
A crazy farm hand created quite an
excitement AT Denton by driving two
horse team at brenkncck speed around
the public square nc the hour when tho
streets were filled with school children,
Although the late storms did con.
| siderable damage In Hunt county tt
| fences and out-buildings, u did not
| seriously hiuder farm work which ii
being pushed forward with much rap
| ldity.
Mr. h. N Hunter living near Hous-
! ton, and a noted hunter, recently found
| In the BRACES bottom n tooth OF som,
| pre-historlc oarniyorous animal, Tn,
weight Is eight pounds, and It is said
TO be in an excellent state Of preseIya
/ tlun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
THE GAzETTE FT WORTH TEXAS. FRIDAY MARCH p, 1894

fer power and property from the up
per classes 10 the lower middle class,
and above all to themselves. II is
recorded Of one Of these agents that,
passing through French department
he saw a very fine estate which took
his fancy. On inQulrinE who the pro-
prietor was he was told that he was
good Republican. Never mind
that" was the reply, arrest the pro-
prietor all the same; when he Is in
prison he win be glad enough to give
me his estate IN exchange for his life"
or such men was the Napoleonic po-
lice mainly composed, and Napoleon
found among them his readiest and
most plant tools-a convincing proof
OF the hollowness OF their much vaunt-
Cd Republcanism.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

Is the Corset, says Cheeseman's
wife to Her Sex.

WAie 10 her otA'
by Associated Press.
kingston ~ y, March 22.-At the
semi-annual convention of the Ulster
County Womans Christian Temper
ance union, just closed. the hundreds OF
fnshionahly dressed women In attend
ance as delegates and visitors were
taken by surprise when Mrs a. II. HUI
zinga, wife Of a well-known clergyman,
made crusade against wearing cor
sets. She spoke Of II largely from a
sanitary standpoint Sixty millions of
corsets are used yearly In the United
states, she said. she pictured wo-
man OF the present day in corsets, high.
square shoulders, hour-glass waist, ar
unciaI and inartlstic attire, incapable
OF making a single graceful movement
II hensts were so cruelty treated those
responsible would be waited upon by
officers appointed to prevent cruelty to
animals. The corset Is the curse Of
women, inflicting upon them even more
injury than rum does upon man. A
woman with corset Is Hike O man
who lndulgos in whisky. The man Is
almost certain to become n drunknrd,
and the woman to injure her health by
tight lacing. The corset Tlolates at
once the laws OF good taste and the
laws Of health. II weakeus the body.
emfeebles the mind and dwarfs the
soul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

The Gazette has received the follow
ms letter, accompanied by a request
for publications
Iowa Park. Wichita county, Tex,
March i9.-Mr, l.. b, B'arrar-Dear
Sir; / read with much interest your
communication In The Gazette pertain
ing to the past history OF some OF
our grcut men, particularly those
mentioned from shelby county, Col
NJ. r. Johnson, Daggett and others
! have always wished to see the fun
history OF the regulating and moderate
Ing war, which / have heard was In
book form.
My father DR.. Randall. lived In
Pamela county at the time. but was
not allowed to take sides with either,
provided he would be surgeon for both.
He was to wear red blanket coat
to distinguish him from others. Three
Of the McFadden family We're hung
on one tree. They were our nearest
neighhors, / remember worry wen how
l hid out while they took possession
OF our little log house In which TO
hold u council of war | have gone
with my father In after years over the
battle grounds and heard him relate
some funny incidents OF the war.
There ARE so few now who partici-
patcd Ia that war and It happened In
such an uncivilizod part of the state
that fear we shan never have its
history. Could you not give us q
brief account OF III Respectfully,
NJ 10. SPEED.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
INsrANrLY nLnolnocurnn.
Mrs. John johnson and Son Victims
of n sudden Flash In GeorEia.

By Associated freSH.
LowrenceVille, Ga, March 22.-Whue
the family Of John johnson, about
four miles from here. were gathered
together at supper Saturday night a
storm came up and the lightning
struck the house and instantly killed
Mr. Johnsopls wife and his 6-year-6ld
son, also knocking Air. johnson sense
less for more than an hour. AT the
time the lightning struck Mrs. John
SON she had a young baby In her arma.
The lightning kdoelted the baby ont az
her arms, but did 1t no serlois lninr.y
except the fan TO the moor. The ijttle
boy was standing IN the center az the
room and when the lightning struck
him It sent him reeling into the f,re
and he was burned considerably aho,t
the head and shoulders. The l,rhte
ming broke his skull. Mr.. Johnson
was sitting In the front door When
the lightning struck the house H.
took his shoea OF. leaving nothins ~
the soles OF his shoes on Ms feet a,d
split his toe wide open. 1''H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

OF Coxey's Tries TO RINSE Funds for
the Commissary.

BY Associated Press,
Plttsbrg, March PA recruit for
the commlssary department of j, 5.
CoNey's commonweal army was in
Plusburg today. He entered the branch
office Of the postal telegraph COM
pany at sixth and Liberty streets, and,
with revolver In hand, demanded OF
Frank Gallagher who has charge Of
the office. 100000 to aid Coxey In
feeding the soldiers. He wanted It
right away, and Gallagher did not
argue the matter with him. He told
the soldier of peace TO come back In
a short time and he would have the
money for him, as he had not the
change just then The soldier left and
said he would call again, He threat.
cned death it his demand was not com
piled with when he came back. Gal
iagher found a policeman, but the
soldier had disappeared. He is do.
scribed as being about So years old
with full black beard. blnck hair
and wild eyes. He was STABILITY
draaapd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
ALL oLunDoM IS AROUSED.
The Graduated scale of Credits Is
Not RcliAhod.

By Associated Press,
New York. March 2s,-The action Of
the Union League club In limiting the
credit OF its members has awakened
olubdom and caused q howl that viii
echo until the next election. Nothing
else has been 80 much talked Of since
the sengmnn black-balling OF one
year ago, The custom OF making a
general limit to credit 10 an old one,
bat il remoincd for the Union League
to say TO one momber your promise to
pay is worthless beyond So and to
another. "Nou are good for only $40"
and so on down TO $40. One millionaire
banker. whose name Is good on any
paper drawn. must pay cnsh for his
wine n his dinner which preoedes II
cost $40. The treasurer OF the club,
George Montague Is held responsible
for the Objectionable rule, and 50 loud
are the denunolatlons OF the members
because OF the insult that Mr. Mon
tague may feel called upon 20 resign,
Certain it IS that Just now the Union
League occupies the position OF butt
among the clubs OF the city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

The Colorado Republicans are TO try
to have their governor convicted OF
lunecy and confined IN jan as q dan
gerous character II should be enough
to fasten suspicion Of lunacy upon
any man who thought to Dust Re
publican from office with any force
less effective than dynamite.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

Presldent Of the Cincinnati City
connen strapped TO n bed.

by Associated Press,
Cincinnati, Ohio, March 22.-George
Draper, one OF the most prominent
Republican, politicians In Cincinnati
ana president OF the city council Is
confined In the strong ward at the
Cincinnati hospital He u suffering
from acute mania aud is In very
precarloua condition. Il has been
found necessary TO strap him TO a bed.
In his rawlings he cXclaims; You
must get that bill passed. N You don't
st Will lose the Republican party 5000
votes at tiiN next election; " you do,
It viii win US 5000 II does me good to
get out OF my grave In the morning
and think how we can win that vote.
/ want you to 80 into the patent medi-
cine business with me. You see am
completely cured from my recent
mental troubles and We viii advertise
the medicine that made me all righi.
I am go!ng 70 borrow {l00.eq0 70 Start
Will ,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

He Is shot, Narrowly Escapes Hang
ing, and Thrown Iuto Mine.
nv Accumulated I1r,,,

10y ASsocldteu Hre3S.
Hazleton, Pa, March 22.-WhIle loot
ing the chicken coop Of John Slant,
at Pleasant HIN, last night, simon
Scholler was surprised by the appear
ance of Slant at the door. The thief
got away, but was brought to bay by
bullet from Slaut's gun. The latter
with two neighhors then proceeded to
hang the offender They secured a
rope and after fastening the moose
about ms neck We're about TO throw
him over the guard rail over a deep
mine hole and let him hang, when neigh
bors interfered But the indignant
Slant was determined and instead of
fastening the other end OF the rope
let the thief tumble into the mines.
He was subsequently taken out, but
was so terribly battered he cannot
live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

Governor Wnites wife Is said 70
have driven him TO his course IN at
tempting 10 Dust the Republican po-
lice and fire commissioners In Dem
yer. What a lucky thing for Colorado
It is that Mrs. Lease didn't settle
there instead Of in Kansas with two
such nrebrands as the female Lease
and the female waite, the state would
be volcano in active eruption.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

get out Of the way Of that iieet-lImbea
Madeline Potipher. Mr.. Breolsinridge
should have called on the chief OF po-
lice. Major Moore at that time 70 pro
teot him from the assiduous female
instead OF waiting ten years until she
got after him with pistol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

The travelling agents Of the Gazette are:
J. r. Terry, j. W. Putnam, A. u, Rogers
w. II. Ingals.
Letters Of authority Are given TO all other
parte. specially accredited 20 represent THIS
paper.
An poatmAsters In Texas, Oklfboma and
the Indian Territory are Huthofted to re-
ceiye subscriptions. III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

The mayor OF III Paso lives 10 close
TO Mexico that lie has imbibed McM-
ran notions OF government. as evil
denced by his hysterloal demand on
Governor Hogg to appeal for Federal
aid at the approach Of few hundred
hungry tramps. The people Of lei
Paso can Eet all the help they need
from the state military forces. When
these forces demonstrate their inabn-
fly TO deal with mob OF tramps It
win then be time to call for the Fed
erai army,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

An nrWsdoalers aud others indebted on
past account 10 the Gazette are n9tnel
that refnittnncns on such account shoulu
BE made directly 20 this Office ana tutt
payments should not be made Of the same
authority 10 % collect bearing he sigma
ture OF i. r. Williams.
All remlttauees should he ed TO
THE GAZETTE,
Business Ohlco. Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
nIo rI.nnn coNrnAcr.
One Hundred Million Logs on the
Cranberry River InVoived.

Nv NHsUcINtoU ITN7d.
Duluth, MINI, March G2,--The largest
contract for cutting timber ever made
In this lumber district has just been en-
tered into by the Sisldwit Lumber
company and the Cranberry Lumber
company. The Slsliwit has given TO
the Cranberry company the contract
for cuttine 100 000. 900 feet Of logs IN
the vicinity Of Cranberry river, the
money consideration being In the
nelghhorhood OF. half million dollars.
The logs will be RATED 10 Duluth and
cut into lumber at the mills of Mer-
rin & Ring and j b, stevens, thus
men here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

The latest advices received from j.
s. coxey are to the effect that AT
midnight he had on tin haubergeon
and helmet. an India rubber baidric
tin sword, iron hose and Ereaves.
an oyereoat Of mali and boots and
Supra. He win surely move on TO
Washington. n his armor doesn't
break down" Who win play sancho
Panza TO coNey's Don Quixote is not
yet known. but there are elIgiblcs
both In and out OF the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

This paper Is kept on fle and advertising
rates niay be nscerthined at the olhce of
Ihe American ,r NSCwspgpsr Iu29nshers A ts,n
i.s Eastern business office, IS Tribune
hutidine New York,
Wsstsrn business Once 900, "The Rock.
cry" Chicago. nj.
4. @ BscEwith. sole agent for foreign ad.
NeFtising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

BY Afnn-In advance--Posthge Paidi
Dafiy and Sunday' IL months. ...,.. 90
mill and sundnv three fnonths 20
Daily aud sunday one month. ........ 90
The Sunday Gazette az to q pagcal =, an
.rS one s.SmIi wSs;;ail1 iGa.ette 1.-Two papers
s pages each. .tss..s ~
Only. delivered BY carriers IN the city
and all towns and cities where there Atr
per month.
Remit hy bnnk drnft, express 5r money
ssder. DO not send individual eseek'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

What Will IT pront the president to
pnss a yeyenue-reform bill and ut the
same time veto the ssignloraee bm
and insure a Republican majority in
the next congress to pass another
hieh,tarin bnl3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

Senator Hn1, though stll an unmar-
ried man, Is champloning the admls-
sion OF Utah as state,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
FRANK JAMES; THE BANDIT,
A Midnight raid In war Times
When ON mis- Way TO washing
ton TO Join in Plot 10 Cap
ture President Lincoln.

lAuflNe, n.y. NAiIth A. ~ -
has just had IN interesting talk with
well known Kentucky banker recently ar
rived from New Orleans, where he met
and converted with the famous retire.
outlaw, Frank James. Tie banker while |
in the city. was the guest Of the well
known firm Of Martin, Thompson Y Co.
tie most extensive mule traders in tie
Sonth james is related in some way
10 one Of tue members Of the nrm, ana
| it WIS in this way that TIE banker was
thrown in contact with him. James, he
says. has the APPEARANCE of The plain, or
binary looidn gibusness man. lie dresses
modestly, vet neatly, ami refe" to ms
past career with great reluctance lie
/ las not aged much, and ms colui sleel,
gray eye IS as penetrating now US "
WAS when he rode uumOlested aud spreau
\ terror through the very mention ol ms
name. He says he has been lel ABOUT
/ in very reclless manner ana ll9l rev
/ of the deeds attributed 20 him ~ tie
sO-cailed Life Of the JIues Boys are
authentic.
/ one evening the banker succeeded in
/ getting James 10 talk about himself ana
after the flu ous cX-outlaw had enter
| tanned him awhile with liz scraps oil ms
past history, the banker asked:
Mr.. james, We're YOU ever really
slaredl l mean, in any OF uhe close places
during your career, did your courage
ever really leave youy
fran,iInily I ,vnrtai "a Tic bluG when /
was pretfy boIlv Trirhteueal. / can assure
Won. have had ags5ci,ted wifi me men
AMT we're tle moss lrraut towards yOu
ever saw, and yet they could Put III a
bold front and intinidate the mos; cour-
ageOus. Courage frequently c0ur - in
making the other fellow believe - are
the better man.
But to return to yo1r a., |.sn.
was pretty badly scared one 1855 near
COLUMBIA, Tenn. IL was duuus var,
jesse one or two Of the Toys o." were
Worklhg our way norlhWuid 60 ,n', guam
lrel, VINO was Latching "A Plan 80
70 w Jshi1yloh wy ana capth" 3 resi-
uyIt lTllcui1 we ,WtIe lrtNg'llt' Dy
iihstt '4'05;otller' anu o5loit iedyiHhs y"
iul,g,, S,li-,,it .'lftel, IN oluvF o.
2vi ,ti' 1S'sSiu,iits Ol t'tplule' WIN w
i,.ii,'ou .. l"ertiiig asIlh ~ spihe p3tul
iWipbin fci'nd nem nItirySl u, ~
Ios tie an, / j''ia Lsr aim linus iutsti
davs y-Is nta',ad AT lyi ''g, ,ai
was forced f6 In,,, a,.o,r,d f,r ~, az.
mouut Durinf. lie a,,i. NO., ~,
might looked tbroneb sGy,.,,l si.'rlss fnt
could find mo- horse, and fnoIh, ,o,,,s va
shed containing n lot Of muies 1hey
Were nearly all young ones. INT in Tho
lot was one old follow that W7ls ouirt and
gentle, The country about was full OF
soldiers. and so ] was forced TO nppro.
PIRATE the old mule in order TO get
away rs quickly as possible | saddted
anu bridled tie old mule and struck
out n the darkness,
Atter rhlng about two miles | fan
cled l heard body OF hOrScmen APP
pruachlhg. dii not know whether
they We're soldiers or not, aud | was not
certain but that our presence in that
section had become known. Anyway,
| was in no bumur ia tiohf a comment. az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

Anehstura Bltlors Is universally conceded
"a M thr bfst appetizer In the world Man
uiaciurod by pr. ]. G. Il Slegcrt 4 Sons
At All drugglsts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

1t is good idea, IL Won
from Catarrh, to get ii cured w ", n
velops into Consumption. Van y soi ~
yonr case in the hands o. a a. s5os /!
clalist. fa4alts
Dr.. Fisk Is a graduate q 4. i
best medical colleges In ihe wo silsi
devoted over twenty years ~ illn KY
the treatment OF Chronic sn
Is treating and curing Catsrrby ~ Il,
munity. Beware Of patent n. " Y
secret compounds. Beware X f''.i,1'
says he can cure Catarrh n
1t cannot be done. Consnt ~
specialist. u
DIR. Fisk gives the best t,e,,n... I
to medical Science. -'4sAl
Send for testimonials Of tho.. :,
been cured. '@''s. hAQ /
DR.. Il. W. Fisk CURES elr,ppv
EASES OF WOMEN. Bl0yrissia44,it
My, LIVER. BLOOD aRi SrDttdlA,,
eases, DIABETES. DR0fsY H1p,ly ny X
TROUBLES, PILES. FNTIiA h'A
forms Of chronic and bod tiss.,, y
cline furnished at the Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

CITY uthEuLAIloM
Mr.. II. r. Spriifsle 10 clrcr4ltQr for the
Gazette in Fort Worth and o lets for the
his ofee Is ei4 h4n street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

The safest means OF setting ria q, a
bad cough Is Dr. Rulls Cough syrup :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

and for all the conditions sN w.
this is positive and proved IT, ra,,l ~
consumption Is Lung. Scrofnls "
depend upon the blood for ! cr,a loel
coyery" reaches It, throuoh * II
nothing else can. Not M We pa
form OF Scrofula In cons1nr7,,,s'ea "a
Lungs; Severe Lingering conafs ~,
and al Bronchial, Threat IN EIA "a
lions, it is guaranteed 10 hsns st nlas
your money Is returned. " q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

For Collie, Dlarrhea, Dyssn,.,- n
Morbus and Cholera Infnntn,a J, N
Pierces Compound Extract q ~ Y, /,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
LARGEST err clscUAn0R
LARGEST TEXAS CALCULATION.
LARGEST SOUTHERN cLRcViATION
WlA Three Executions


Entered Mt the postofiice az Fort Worth.
Tex. as second-class mail matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23
i,gf.i
Seodin, n tonic, OF chudfcn who want build
inU up should take
uttOyyNia IRON bIITrERs.

sliea-lell, ~. eonrlsials Al .N.~--..-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-23

'4 MSI. 81, STEPS N \
order, you caat y
Wat A slieht
this s:sofulosse -,
Is enough 70 tht se
. With Consump,,'Ila,..'
Sthe first symi.ee,
, weakness n M ~
WITH any couea NJ NJ
can't seem q : 4, y, /
yon should ls 4
PPierre's Golden y
Discovery. m ~
ton Itself, erc, ~ !
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-13

j. b. McNamar Of North Benning-
ton was arrested by United States
Marshal Harris, Sept. 5th, charged
with selling liquor without govern
ment license. lie was brought before
Commissioner +. l.. Bates. waived ex-
animation and furnished bail in the
sum of $500 for appearance at the dis
trict court in October The accused
had a government license issued in
New York, but which had not been
transferred TO this state.
The marshal also arrested Lorine
Green and Albert Goddard, charged
with breaking into the postoffice at
North Bennington, Sunday night,
September 2. They were brought be-
fore Commissioner Bates. They
waived examination and, in default
of $500 bail, were committed for eX-
animation next Saturday. District
Attorney Senter appeared for the gov
eminent.