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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
SOMETHING LIKE OKLAHOMA.
Oregon Judge Squelches Deputy Mar
shals for Making Fees.

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 17.-Judge Bellin-
ger of the United States district court is
determined to put stop TO the abuse OF
Rrresting white men for selling liquor to
Indians. For many years deputy mar
shals in remote parts of the state have
made business of arresting and bringing
90 this city. at heavy cost all white men
found giving liquor to Indians. The cost
TO the government in each case was about
f200, while the fine imposed upon the de-
PENDANT was less than SO. Recently Judge
Bellinger held that Indians holding lands
tn severaltY were 20 be considered citizens
md amenable to state laws. An informa-
ton vas fled against two white men
rharging them with selling liquor to an
Indian while a ward of the United States
rnd under the charge Of duly authorized
Indian agent This is a new departure, so
far as the charge usually made is con
cerned, but the assistant district attorney
was not successful in having it accepted.
Judge BelllBger refused TO allow auy such
Information To be filed in his court He
held that "if these cases were of sufficient
Importance the district attorney must pro-
coed with them by indictment. The bust
ness has become farcical. If the cases
were of enough consequence to
require action In the district court,
punishment 20 the offender as will have a
deterrent effect on the commission Of such
crimes. The court does not feel author
iZed 10 impose such punishment except
when there has been an Indictment by the
grand jury. Such Is the practice in the
districts of Washington. Idaho and Ne
wade. and there IS no reason why the same
rule should not be observed here.
IF the cases are frivolous, they require
but small punishment. The state author
titles can take care of them and the state
law is more drastic than the federal
The city of PeudletOD. adjoining the
Umatilla Indian reservation. mas been for
many years the central point of operation
among those engaged ia the whisky bust
uess that produced large revenue for the
manipulators. So systematically was it
conducted that it bscame regarded as a
regular industry with its agents. stool
pigeons and professional wits. all well
trained Tia their various parts. There were
some genuine cases and this very fact was
excuse enough 10 extend the business
until it assumed ScaUdalous proportions.
Judge Bellinger's decision will cut off fees
from deputy marshalS, United = atss com
missioners and other federal officers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
OKLAHOMA AND WICHITA.

GUTHRIE, o. r.. Aug. 1.-THE Northern
Oklahoma Telephone company has been
organized and has charter uader the
laws of Oklahoma The headquarters are
Ct Blackwell. J. {. Miller Of the Farmers
and Merchants bank i president r T.
Berkey secretary, ana I. V. Potts Of the
Bank of Blackwell treasurer Frank
WILDER aud DR.. Patton. with the o, her
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
GOOD RAIN AT POND CREEK

Special Dispatch 90 the Daily EaSie.
PoND CREEK. =. l., Au-. 17,-Good
soaking raius fell here yesterday and to-
day. The rainfall was a little over one
and half inches. The salt Fork of the
Arkansas commenced raising about noon
and is now past fordine. Many teams are
waiting on each side 10 cross but the
quicksauds are very treacheroaS and no
one ventures TO try them.
As Yet the Rock Island hat made n O
preparation for putting depot aud side
tracks at Round Pond and IL Is claimed
by few that the bill to compel railroads
10 build depots at government townsites
does not apply TO the Rock Island road for
the reason, il is said, that the company
purchased their riGh;-of-way through the
strip of the Cherokee Indians at $50 per
mile
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18

"No, sir said the man who prides
himself on being precise. II shall never
associate with Turkton again"
What's the matter with him."
He has shown conclusiveIy that he is
not fitted TO mingle in the society OF people
of refinement. He referred 10 me as a
mendacious liar. "
That was rather low"
Low! Why, it is one of the most glar-
ing and offensive cases of taUtology that
ever came under my observation. ''-Ex-
change.
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NScCsu2 tion.

4 physician inveichs against the prac-
tice OF vaccination on the 1e-. lie VIII not
Go II. and such patients Is i--iS, uran T.
have 10 find another operator There Is 50
much tleShy tissue and the circulation =
50 much slower, according II this author
ity, that the vaccination often leaves 8
running soDe. dincu!t 10 heal.-NC,y : Xxx
Times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
JACK CURTIS Is DEAD.

Specia UlspatVh % nc DaIIy Ea-Ie-
KINGFIsHEB. O. T., Aug. 15.-Jack Cur
It's. the colored maa, who was shot Wednes-
day night. died today.
Frank Cooper Is 10 he Judge NcAtess
chief marshal in charge of courts Of the
Fifth judicial district
Miss Gerre Bull OF Wichita is attending
picnics in this county. RECALLING the occ4
sions with Rotations. Miss Bull enter
tanned the crowds at the recent Dover re
union. and carried off laureis as an elocu,
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officers, make up the directory, with r. A.
Hildebrand general manager, and Frank
Taylor. attorney. The company propose
TO build a line from Arkansas City TO
Ponca, with a branch from Kildare to
Blackwell. They have secured the right
10 connect with the central Office at Arka1-
sas City, and thus reach Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
Suicide OF RANK EXAMINER

ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. 1T-Bank Exam
liner William Miller, who has been
working on accounts of the suspended
Second National bank of this city the past
two weeks, committed suicide at ! o'clock
today by shooting himself. 1t occurred in
the private office of the bank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
DISASTER FOLLOWS

When live trouble is neglected Uneasi-
ness below the right ribs and shoulder
blade. dyspepsia, nausea. consultation,
sick headache, furred tongue. Do you
want 'em? OF course not. Use Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters aud you won't be
bothered with them, or any other symp-
toms of liver disturbance. Make haste
when the first signs show themselves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
CASEY Is RECAPTURED.

PURCELL, l. L, Aug. l7--Marshal Cook
and posse today arrested at the Williams
ranch west of town, James Casey. wanted
for the murder of a deputy sheriff at
Yukon a short time ago Adam Cox. who
stole n horse and buggy in Texas. was con-
victed, escaped and came to Oklahoma,
was also arrested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
Long Shot Wins Out.

SARATOGA, Aug. 17.-Ate first ovent at
five Iurlou-s proved bo1anzl for the
bookmakers, the race beiu Won b. Niece
dth, who started a odds of - - Z Sum
ner Coon was tie first 10 get away aud
st the pace TO the last furlo ny. Here
Necetih VINO had been out OF the ruck.
took the lead aud was not afte- headed
winning by halt '-n---"
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REST OF DALroNs coRNERED.

NUsKOGEE, O. T., Aug. l7.-Relies5le in
formation was received here that the
remnant of the Dalton outlaws have been
located, mum 0eriDg twelve. Caution is
given to the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad company and all trains are heavi-
ly guarded and the bank is now and has
been heavily guarded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
BASE BALL.

The poorest game oI The season in the
National League was played yesterday.
TIE oombatants were Philadelphia and
Louisville sad the Pn!lliss yanked the ban
giles of the Co,onel>' se.f-estsem by max
iug thirty--ix hits of tender budding new
r,'-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
Western League.

At indianapolis r Fl E
indianapolis. 100000 s. 6I2 o
Toledo ........O 02 900 O. = 10 ,
Batteries-Pepper and Murphy; Hughey
and Mcfarland.
At Detroit # II E
Detroit ....1 6102 S 2-23 ~ .
Grand Rapids % 0 o o 3 0 A. 9 10
Batteries-Borchers and Jantzsn; Rhines
and Spies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
ZEIGLER Is SWIFT
He WINS THE GREAT BICYCLE
RACE AT DENVER.

IL the Two Vile Race the California
Boy Pedals to the Front While the
Great Sanger Wabbles on His
Bike in the Starry Distance,
Record is Reduced
Eight Seconds-Max-
well of Winfield
Makes a Good
Showing.
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Horse Wins Five Races.

New YORK, Aug. 1T.-This was another
good days racing at Jerome park. Four
ftyorites out of SIX won. The feature
was the remark able success of Simms, be
winning the first i've races and finishing
second Ia the sixth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
CLAIM A BIG SAVING.
Democrats Figure out Whar They Help
ed the Country To.

WASHINGTON, August. Il. - Chairman
Sayres of the house committee on appro-
p-iation completed an official statement Of
the amount appropriated by :he session of
congress Just closing, as compared with
past sessions. The statement Represents
the views OF the Democratic majority 10 the
house on the economy OF government ex-
expenses. Mr.. Sayres' statement reads as
follows:
The appropri atoms made during the
extraordinary session of the present con
gress shows reduction of s2S. S35 $50 un-
der the appropriations made at Lhs last ses-
sion of the last congress, and deductinx the
amount from river and harbor bill sll. 317.
80 which should be done for the purpose
of comparing, in as much rs no river and
harbor bill was passed by the last congress
At its last session, the reduction Is so
139. l57.
AS compared with laws passed at the
last session, the following reductions are
shown in the table: Agricultural bill
SOL, 40; army bill. S632. 10, legislative.
etc, bill. which carries in the main. the
great salary list OK The government. S5j7.-
5J7; military academy bill. 81. Ca},
pension appropriation b5ll SAL 9ig
40: sundry civil bill, s.. ~, 533, n
account Of deficiencies. SO. 456. A., On &C
count Cf permanent appropriations in
Guiding 100000 for sugar bounty,
which Is abolished. and $4,000 for ex
penses under election laws that are re-
peaIeI, 81 IS. So, total reductions. ESQ. e.
gaia The bill showing increases over
last are a. follows: Diplomatic and con
salar bill. s. 4i5: District Of Columbia
bill 81. 359. Tors ficaiiOus bill. Si25 $40. IN
dian blu, e. i15. 40 naval bill. -. -. lsll,
p1stofiice oil. 80. 81, -; river and hzrhor
Dill total, SlL653, 80. miscellaneous S29.-
so Total INCREASE, Sls.7ss,Z-1
SUGAR BOUNTY l. LEFT OFT
Tie secretary o, TIE treasury in sub
mI;tinE the annual estimates 70 co1gr---
in Deem b@r last stated be had Included
therein no amount FOR tie payment o. the
bounty on sugar, but II the law author z
Ing its payment should not be repealed it
would not be necessary 70 aid TO tie est
mates fer Is.tJ. for permanent sppTOpriN -
tion she sum % 81, Co. o.. But ia July
last the C mmissiouer q i-I~rual rsveuss
estimated tie sum required 70
paT this oJuaty lt 10. re-
pealed would D. Sl5.e)9.O10 FOX the
heal ye1r isq5 81 so ooo for tie fsc.l year
Is55 The eXpsudI-urrs made fer bounty
GA ~ugEr have ben - follows Fiscal
vrar 800 a. 80 o.. fiscal vssr Isss. a.
81 -. & ,czI Tzsr l-.s Sl8-97s so.
Ihe pastoffic- d mak-s ~ usual TO-
crease iucI5est 20 the grow q tie c5m-
rn~Tcssl i,erests, TIE member q P1st-
o-rces having increased orrins the
r=rtrd l-t1eeu June. Ist9. Aud
Iu-e 80 the isugth 4 pot
roads by > % miles ths annual r-Esau~-
9Th. ~ c-s by tee su4gal Expenditures
II 81 E3 - The 'Eu1TT civil n-I -
A.. -. -. - r-srrn-Er. u-.E~~ rsoutrrrrs
for -svrr nd Esriz1- works HgtuoriIe4 Bn-
o. t.svs passed 1-irs tae FsffY hrs- sd
Ffftg--~coad culEr=-= Ias rlF-r suc hsr-
fr.r us,rk. aerr agr.-1grI---d ~ th.s s=ss
isuSli.+78 - aad e -. 90 ioT cou-rscfs
- tAc s1EaEy c.g.! L.4l. lie tCs1i se1 q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
LOUISVILLE AT PHILADELPHIA.

n II z
Louisville OO2 0 . 20 o. s 1
Batteries-BuckIey, Grady ana Carsey;
Zahner and WadswOrth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18

Dews are least abundant or islands ard
on ships il midoCsan. SeaEen Tearing
land can tell that fact by mason o. deposits
ii dew on the vessel
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just the Thing.

Does your new dress fit yo1 well,
! Clara
oh, splendidly! can hardly move or
| breathe in it Tit Bits
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WILL SETTLE THEN
P0P.GUN BILLS WILL BE PUT OUT
OF THE WAY FOR GOOD

Murpby's Resolution Will be so
Amended That it VIII Declare
That il is not Practical for the
Measures fo be Considered
and Debated Upon at
the Present Session.
Republican Sen
atorS Hold
Caucu
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Western Association.

At st. Joseph r E
ST. joseph. ..O1 3 0 8 0 o 4-l2 Is 0
Peoria. ..2 0 = o o 2 o. Z u
Batteries-Johnson and Armstrong; Dill
Ion and Terrien.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18

In long sea voyages sauerkraut has been
found valuable as a preventive against
fcuryy-
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JAPS WRITE FAKES
EDITORS COMPELLED TO TELL $40
RIES ALL ONE WAY.

" neither the Japs Lick the Chinese
or Not the Papers Must Record
an Overwhelming Victory tor
Their Side or the Writers
Will be slammed Into
the County Jail aud
Heavily Fined
News OF the
War.
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Nrs Hozaa-ABd Wy isr. = re Cd 70

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s-workln uow'
M-. Gruxan-Torkin' I''s al iHTsnior
he's Re has =. up rr-sd scsrsoo- IA:
do TIE szo-k e fo.re Tnln-
Mr. HaSau-An hoN Fzl!ray rzla "a u
take O. -l-u ~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18

~ t--ANI IT WASHINGTON
r II z
Clayei nd -.-...-.o o @ I % o . . g
as-luEIoa .....U % > q o @ . o -sIl ;
ttrerles-O'Cuaaor. PeIty aud Cuppy
NctIuIfe ana Mercer
81. LOUIS AT NEw YORK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
BYLIKESF FLYNN
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OKLA

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OKLA
HOMA WRITES A LETTER.
In it He Declares, TO the Discontinue
Of Several of His Followers, That
Dennis Flynn Has Done Coed
Work for the Territory
While in Congress-The
EpiStle ElateS the
Republicans-Gen-
eral News OF
Oklahama.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
WEATHER BULLETIN.

ERED L. JOHNSON. ObserVeT-
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The following Is
the forecast up till p. m Friday:
For kansas-Fair; south winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Vsri-
oh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
= LOUIS At NE'T YORK.

New Yosk--..-..0 o 5 00oI0l-7 5
s. LOUIS 8 O1 o O. 10 2
Baiter.rs-Farre.l and Rus!e. GARRISON
aud Iwiurham
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
STATE M0URNS HIM
CONTINUED nom First Page

station which. IN the yet unwritten his
tory If Kansas, his country, will be sc-
| corded him
The evening world., 1894-08-09
WJERSEY.
TRAGEDY AT A DOOR.
Luckmeyer Kills Himself After
Trying to Murder His Wife
Their Three Children We're Wit.
nesses Of the Shooting.
He Was Drunk and Wanted Her to
Return to Him.

NEWARK, N. j.. Aug. s.-Henry
Luckmeyer, a carpenter, attempted last
night to kill his wife, failed to do SO.
and then killed himself. The tragedy
occurred at l04 Camden street, where
Mrs. Luckmeyer lived with her three
young children, two girls and one boy.
Luckmeyer was forty-nine years of
age. His wife left him two years ago
on account Of his drinking habits. He
made his home at los Somerset street.
From time to time Luckmeyer en-
deavored to effect a reconciliation with
his wife. Two months ago he succeeded.
m ns,r began Sss NJ visiting her again but the
together. A week ago Luckmeyer be:
him II he did not stop, she would refuse
late last night He was very drunk.
She refused TO- open the door, He
pounded on the door and demanded that
to her husband through the door. The
noise ,awoke the children. and they
focked down to see what was the mat
i a no '0 *. A door wife Re as
shoot il in. She refused. LIekmeyer
then drew pistol and began firlns
through the door. He fred three shots:
hlst sHol ph1bcu tHC Rdnci
and whizzed by the head OF one OF the
little girls. All three OF the bullets
buried themselves In the woodwork In
the hall.
Mrs. Luckmeyer feared that her hus.
band would shoot them all II she did not
obey his command to open, the door. She
therefore unfastened 1t and told her hus.
band to come in. He did so. The sight
of his wife seemed to infuriate him, For
he rushed at her and said: Kate. I am
going to kill you" Then he fred at her
point blank.
Drnk ana rage mhde nun unsteaoy
her head and struck the wall. Luck.
meyer then showed the pistol Into his
mouth, pulled the trigger and fired. He
fell dead. Whether he supposed he had
killed his wife, or whether he took his
lown life in sudden At Of remorse, can
hnly be a matter Of conjecture.
The noise Of the shooting aroused the
eighbors and help was soon at hand
| he children we're found crying and Mrs
Ickmeyer was found bending over the
dad body Of her husband.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
flee FIGHT AT A BALL GAME,
Neiroes Beaten by whites and One
Seriously Injured.
special to The Evening World.

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
ENiLEWOOD. N. j., Aug. S.-While
a game Of baseball was In progress
yeststEy afternoon on the grounds
near here Lees circus was stationed,
a figh took place between several OF
the wIfes and negroes.
A DO named Harris was cautioned
by oneof the players to keep of the
grounds,and when attempts were made
10 eject him, he picked up . broken
bottle an threw II at Frank Ryan,
cutting is hand badly The latter
CHASED an nearly succeeded In catching
Harris, Wen a negro named Grimm
interposed. He was knocked down by
Peter Ryat for threatening the latter's
brother. Grfin turned upon Ryan with
razor, bui the latter had a baseball
bat and kncked Griffin down twice.
A free fgh followed. Griffin got up
and ran Considerable distance before
he was knoced down a third time.
The last blow foduced a fracture of the
skull, and this morning he Is said to be
In critical coflition.
one OF the nero attaches OF the cir
Gus ran out durAg the progress Of the
night, and drawig a revolver. threat
ened to shoot. bat before he had an
opportunity OF ding 80 the crowd
Jumped upon him aad beat him severely.
He managed to esape from them and
hid all night In the Yong meadow grass.
a mile below here. a,d rejoined the cir
Gus at Fort Lee This morning. 1t
is not known II an cher OF the circus
men were engaged In the night.
The evening world., 1894-08-09
WHO IS MRS. HARTMANN ?
Her Sickness at the Sea Beach
Mystiies the Police
Was with an cold Friend" Who
Promptly Deserted Her.

-. ,
pital, Brooklyn. in AZ much mystified
,h,. ,,orn,n. a. a. D..,.,.... ~
'h's hhoihihs Us are the brooklyn po-
lice at the queer conduct Of a woman
who calls herself MIRA Emma Hartmann
~ ,a5 walton strae, proa,,.r snn,
.1 - sh 'up''
Breckinridge salo THIS morning:
Last night we received a Coney
leland o.,I Tor an amb,no no. suraao,,
n''.,N
Butter hurried doWh the Boulevard,
where by an ARRANGEMENT with the
Sono' pop'
patients. he arrived al the transfer
point at about 8 o'clock, and he found
woman tberA who rave hsr Nans az
-,
MIS-. EMMA Hartmann her age as
thirty-three years and her address as
135 Walton street, Brooklyn.
Sne salo sne ulu mot want TO y IN
The evening world., 1894-08-09
BERGH0LD's ORAG-IE7 OUT.
Disorderlly Resorts and aJhinese
Gambling Den Raidd.
After " The Worlds" Expmre the
Police Take Action.

The article in 1.-THE World" { yester-
day. calling attention to the let that
all the dives In Chinatown al In the
Elizabeth street police precint have
been running wide open sine Capt.
Berghold was put In charge, OF July II.
Iseems to have stirred that oicer up,
snd last night he started in ! clean
ui' some OF the places of eviResort in
his district.
Yesterday he procured two rarrants
from Justice Grady for the crest OF
PatrSk BRASIL. a saloon-keept. at 1S2
Worth street. and Michael Hdern. OF
1893 Worth street. Both OF thee places
are replted to be resorts for lw char
acters.
The places were raided last ight In
Brassifs ilace four men and on woman
were founl. and in Heffern's en- men
and one w,man.
The PROJECTORS were not in Nen the
raid was made. In the Tombs CURT to-
day the hen were discharged, )ut the
women wee sent to the island Tor one
Capt. BeNhold also had his mn raid
the premiset at II Pell street. nresort
for Chinese tamblers. They foutl in a
rear room ON the first floor elevo men
engaged in s6ne game of chanc, Lou
won was arNsted as proprieto, and
trial trial Eleven gamblers were hsd q
The evening world., 1894-08-09
R0CKAWArs FARCE COMEDY.
Witnesses "Guyed" at Sheriff
Norton's Police vestigation.
Damaging Evidence Brought Out
Against Serst. Walsh.


ROCKAwAY BEACH, Aug. 9.-The
investigation by Sheriff Norton Of the
charges against the local police de-
partment appears 90 far to be OF a
very farcical nature.
The proceedings yesterday were held
in County Treasurer Bessler's office at
Hammers Station. which was crowded
with spectators. who were continually
''guyng' the witnesses, laughing and
talking ana frequently calling out to
the men on the stand: "Have drink.
Pop" and similar remarks.
Among the audience were Harry Hill,
Harry Gennett, Perry Byrnes and other
proprietors Of well-known resorts along
the beach.
Four witnesses were examined. and
although their testimony put the police
in a bad light, It didn't seem to phase
Sheriff Norton q little BIT.
Two OF the witnesses were newspaper
men, who testified to having played in
gambling-houses on the beach.
John Wainwright. Chairman Of the
Business Mems Protective Association,
psnsd to esp 81. Alien ser ssd
the beach, and that the captain did
nothing to stop them until Sherin Nor
ton was appealed to. Then the games
The next witness was ex- Policeman
Sheppard. The farce-cornedy began with
him. To all the questions asked by
Counsellor Mott, Of Downing, Mott. &
Co.. he made answers that were fire.
Quently entirely irreverent.
Sheppard swore that while he was a
policeman he was told by sergt: Walsh
10 keep an eye out for gambling and
disorderly houses, as there would be O
dollar In It" for him. He told Walsh of
several gambling houses that were being
run and the Sergeant's answer was, he
declared, Don't talk too much"
Sheppard lost his position by being
found In a disorderly house. He claims
that he was there trying to get evidence
against the place.
The police will have a chance to de-
fcnd themselves next Tuesday. Dr.
Brandreth, Of Rockaway, Is bearing thu
expense Of the investigation. He asked
at the conclusion Of the evidence. that
the Sheriff relieve the police from fur.
Their duty. The Sheriff refused to dc
this until he had heard the other side
Of the story.
The evidence. SO far, seems to directly
implicato Sergt. Walsh, but Capt. Allen
viii probably have to take the blame on
hia own shoulders.