Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-15

their services gratuitously as guards last
night, and were put on duty.
Mr.. l.. w. Habercomb desires 10 state
that he did not threaten to nut Marshal
Browne out of the public meeting last Sat
urday night, but, on the other land oh
lected TO the motion that was made to have
him elected
The committee of lawyers which visited
Baltimore yesterday for the purpose OF
seeing Attorney General Poe I'm references
to hnding law that could remove the
CoXey men from their camp returned last
night and said that the attorney general
would look up the law and Communicate
with the committee in a few days
Sheriff Dove sent the following dispatch
10 Gov. Brown yesterday: "Pursuan: TO IN
structions. 1 have visited Hyattsyille and
have been there ever since Saturday Find
everything there peaceful and quiet and an
prehend no trouble from Coxey men there >,
The Hyattsville people stand solidly upon
the platform they virtually adopted al their
meeting on Saturday night, which means
that they will not allow any breach of the
laws ana ordinances of the village of even
the slightest description by Mr.. Coxey or
his cohorts. Regarding that meeting nv the
way. the reported action of Dr. L. w Ha
bercom in demanding the instant denartura
or Browne and the commonvealers Who
We're present from the hall was erroneous,
DR.. Habercom counselled moderate ON ar
part of the citizens in their deaIinos x,ith
the Coxey crowd. and strongly favored
Keeping within the law, and when il was
found that Browne and several of his fol-
lowers were present, and some one suggest
ca that they should be put out, Dr. Haber-
com antagonized the proposition and said
they should be allowed to remain so they
might fully understand the feeling ana in.
'ehtiohs oil the Hyattsville people.
At Headquarters.
Neither Coxey nor Browne were at camp
when Star reporter paid IL visit this
AFTERNOON. Mrs. Coxey. with Legal Tender
On her lap, was an occupant of the head
quarters teht, and was entertaining a femi-
nine visitor, while Oklahoma Sam sat ON a
cot and conversed with Jesse Coxey. who
was stretched at full length on another
His favorite position is on his back with
one leg crossed over the elevated knee OF
lhe other. When he goes TO the hotel to
eat or camp moving is i'm order. Jesse as
sumes an erect position, but he don't like
1t and he don't care who knows IL.
He poked his head up about two inches
from the pillow today in order 10 tell The
Star man that his father and Browne were
In Washington, and that four or five re-
CT uits had been added to the army TODAY
and then let his Uranium fall back as If
the eHort had made him utterly weary.
Curiosity Dying Out.
There were no visitors to the camp dur
ms the noon hour. while the men were at
dinner, and one of them remarked that
public curiosity mus certainly be diving
out when the people no longer came TO see
the animals feed. The individuals who in
oulge in confidential conversation with any
OF the commonwealers this afternoon will
think they are in BARRIERS chair for the
n ost favored article of the menu today
vas the silvery spring onion. There was
a prodigious amount of the vegetable con-
scmed, and as II had reached the virile
81 miner period of its existence the Sandow-
like power II gave to the bronchial appara-
tus Of the commonweal can be better i'm
agined than described