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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-16
BULLETS FOR BARRs.
John l.. Marvin Tries 10 shoot Jack
sOnvllle's City Attorney.

Ne EAGS 10 SHOOT
sOnville's City Attorney.
Jacksonville. Fla. April 15.-Thls after
noon John L. Marvin, a banker, and J.
M. Bars. city attorney. met on the side
walk and a shooting ARRAY occurred
There had been bad blood between them
on account Of fractional politics. crimina-
tons and recriminations having passed
which led to an assault three weeks ago
by Mr.. Marvin and his brothers upon Mr.
Bars with canes. Since then the Mar
wins. expecting an assault, have been
armed. When they met by chance Mr..
Marvin drew a pistol and fired point
blank. Mr.. Bars jumped forward. seized
the weapon and thus diverted the aim
Marvin nred two or three times without
erect. All were arrested.
Mr.. Bars had no weapon and saws
ne made no belligerent demonstration
on the other hand, Mr.. Marvin saws MIR.
Bars approached him and said: e. - -
you, I've got you now" Then, accordins,
70 Mr.. Marvin, the shooting followed
The men are antagonistic in city poll
tics and the trouble is attributable to thar
1act Mr.. Bars represents the reformers
ana Mr.. Marvin those opposed to reform
only rev days ago Mr.. Bars was as
sauited by the Marvins because Of his on
position TO their methods, and II is sun
posed that this assault grew out of that
florlda.s pernicious election law Is re-
sponslble for the trouble.
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Nashville, Tenn, April 15-The Cunber-
land Park track was good to-day but not
fast The weather was fine and the atten-
dance only fair. Favorites won in two of
the races, the others going to third horses.
Summaries follow:
First Race-Five furlongs. Dora Wood
&c. A. Barrett to l, won, with Metropole
second and Imp. Satellite third Time
102.
Second Race-SiX furlongs. Lottie Mills
West second and Ray S. third Time.
1:14A.
Third Race-The Climax handicap. one
mile. Melody. 106. Penny, to 1, won. with
Linda second and Peytonia third. Time
1:A
Fourth Race-Four furlongs Helena
Belle, 10S, Perkins, 215 TO 1. won. with
Ga.ety Girl second and Excuse third
Time. :49A
Fifth Race-Selling, one mile. Pitts
burg. 102, Perkins. s to 5, won, with BIZ
White second and Saxophone third Time.
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BAKER SUES FOR $685. 900.
He wants Damages for the Charges
Made Against Him.

He wants Damages for the Charges
Made Against Him.
Atlanta, Ca, April 15.-Attorneys B. H.
Hill and T. 4. Rosser to-day entered suit
for $4,000 damages on behalf of Capt.
Amos Baker against ex-Chairman J. M.
English of the board of police commission
ers. and Capt J. W. Wright, chief of de-
tectives. The suit is the out-cropping of
the political disruption of the police board.
which has been so much in evidence be-
fore the public recently, and the investi-
cation of the police department upon the
charges resulting from their political dis
sentions. Capt. Baker was appointed
clerk Of the recorders court by City Clerk
Woodward, who was persona non grata'
to Chairman English politically, and this
was the entering wedge that caused all
the trouble with the police department
At Chairman English's direction, Chief of
Detective Wright filed formal charges
against Baker to secure his dismissal. The
charges made serious reflections on Ba-
ker's private character. but on an inVes-
tigation, which lasted over a week they
were not maintained, although the inves-
LEGATION brought out more evidence of
rottenness in this city than the public ever
dreamed of before. Bakers attorneys now
claim that these charges were libellous,
and upon that ground have begun suit to
recover $4,000 from Capt English who is
very wealthy, and Chief of Detectives
Wright, who Is well fixed financially.
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EDITOR sCOTT's DEATH.
The Exposition Stockholders Pay "A
Tribute to His Memory,

Atlanta, Ca. April 15.-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Cot
ton States and International Exposition
this afternoon the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Whereas, In the death of Hon. james
w. Scott. the Cotton States and Interna-
tional Exposition has lost not only an
honorary vice president but a strong
active and valuable friend while the coun-
try at large loses distinguished citizen
ana the newspaper world one of the bright
est stars in the ornament.
Resolved, That the Cotton States and
international Exposition Company, in an
nual stockholders meeting assembled de-
plores the sudden death of this distin-
guished man and tender TO his bereaved
family and the STAFF of the Chicago Times
Herald sincere sympathy and coincidence
and that the secretary shall forthwith
communicate these sentiments in due
form and devote a page of the minutes
Of this corporation to the memory of
Honorary Vice President James w. Scott
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TWO BARNS BURNED.
They Belonged TO Enterprising Far
mcrs in sumter County.

mers in sumter County.
Americas, Ga, April 15.-This morning
Eliza Burnett, colored woman was sit
ting on the Savannah, Amercus and
Montgomery railroad trestle over Mucka-
lee creek fishing, just inside the city limits.
An engine that had been pushing the out
going Montgomery freight train up the
Turpin grade came by. and knocked her
off into the creek killing her instantly
News has just reached this city that
Mr. b. f. Market, a farmer, living
about ten miles from Americas, suffered
the loss of his stockade by fire Saturday
night. His loss is not known here. but il
is said that he saved his mules.
Another like burning, with far more
serious results, is reported from about
the same distance from this city in a differ
ent part of the county. Mr.. Jesse Cham
bliss, large and enterpris-
ing farmer, lost his barn and
stockade this morning. All his
corn and other forage. with twelve mules
and two horses, was consumed. 1t is re-
ported that he lost some cows and oxen
also. There is no definite report as TO
how either fire occurred, but the Cham
bliss fire is known to have been incen-
diary and suspicion rests on negro.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effeetually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced5 pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthyand agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist VINO
may not nave it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one VINO
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW Y0RG. GE
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MURDER OVER a GAME OF POKER.
An Ex-DeDuty sheriff Kills a ,ron
for Taking AnOther,s Por,

a" N-DeputS Shertn Kills Mnn
for Taking AnOther's Pnrt.
Ocala, Fla, April l5.-About midnight
Saturday ex-Deputy Sheriff Morgan shot
and killed over game of cards at Dun
mellon, William Haney. Bad blood ex-
listed between the parties. anti-dating
THIS trouble. During the game Morgan
attempted to impose on Young Afford
who was in the game. and Hanev took
his part by saying that If Morgan wanted
satisfaction to take it out on him. Nor
gan deliberately got up and shot Hanev
through the breast, and as he fell on the
moor put two more shots in his body,
lie lived about a half hour after being
shot, and knew his life was ending.
morgan was under the influence of
whisky. Haney was superintendinp the
building of the new railroad bridge over
the W1thlacOochee river. He was about
90 years OF age and unmarried. When the
game began Haney handed his pistol
over to the dealer. Those who heard
the coroner's evidence look upon the aet
as deliberate murder. Morgan sent for
Attorney w X. Zewarkski this afternoon
10 look after his interest at the prelim-
mary hearing
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American Tobacco Comnon

New York. April l5.-The annual re-
port of the American Tobacco COMPANY
shows a surplus of $4,0lS,227 after allow
ing for the income tax and preferred
common stock dividend is 81. S65. 227. The
total surplus on Dec. 81, 1884, was s.. 1873
The following directors were elected Al
the meeting Of the company to-day:
George Arents, Benjamin NJ Duke i
w. Gail and Josiah Browne -
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Our War ships or Colombia.

dispatch from Colon. Colombia. SAYS.
-Four warships OF the North Atlantic
squadron OF the United states navy. the
CRUISER Sew YORK, Columbia, Minneapo-
Dis and Cincinnati have arrived at Colon
with Admiral Meade IN command The
run from Port nu Prince. Hayti was
made In three days"
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BAPTIST YOuNa PEOPLES UNION
DR.. GnmbTeII Explains the Object in
organizing the south.

Macon, Ga. April 15.-Dr. ]. B. Gambren
was seen al his office in Mercer University
and asked about the proposed Southern
Baptist Young Peoples Union. He said
he had signed the call with many others.
but with no thought of Interfering with
the international union, with which he
has been connected from its Organization.
and is now chairman of the southern com
mittee. President Gambrell has no doubt
that southern union will be organized.
but it will be entirely fraternal with the
larger union. He faVors a southern union.
not to take the south out Of the larger
body, but for purposes of sectional ad-
ministratiOn
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CLAYTON COuNTY's CONTEST.
The Throwing Out of the James
town Precinct Upheld.

Atlanta, Ga, April 5.-The supreme
court to-day rendered its decision in the
mandamus from Clayton county. seeking
TO compel the counting of the votes in the
jamestown precinct, which were thrown
out, because a mob invaded the managers
room and refused to leave while the count
was going on. The throwing out Of this
precinct, which gave all the county offices
TO the democrats, was sustained by the
superior court, and the lower court is
eustalned by the supreme court
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sale of the Georgin soutberD

Macon, Ga, April 15.-The question of
confirming the sale of the Georgia South
ern and Florida railway will not be heard
tomorrow. Judge Griggs has written
Judge Hardeman that he cannot be here.
Judge Gober had expected to preside for
Judge Griggs this week in Mitchell county
so that Judge Griggs could come 10
Macon. but the sickness of Judge Coher
prevents him from going to Mitchell. The
question of confirmation has been most
poned until the oath inst
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CAcERIsT TROOPS REVoLT.
They kiII Their Colonel ana Several
other officers.

New York Aprl l5.-A special to the
Herald form Lima, Peru. says: THE
Cacersst troops IN Cuzo have mutined.
killing Col. Mario and some other officers
of less note. Great conste rnation pra-
walls. but Gen. Pierola has gone there and
expects 10 restore order quickly and re-
turn here by next saturday
The government will prOmulgate n de-
cree Monday calling for a general cleo
tion on June ..
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Brunswick, Ga, April 15.-The st. S,mons
Transit Company was organized this
morn ng and VIII run the 81. Smons boat
and car lines A. II. Lane IS president.
A. j. trovatt vice president and L. pa
superintendent and treasurer
Manager Timberlake announces to-flial, Z
that the papers have been signed and Jack
clancy, the hotel man, VIII bee assistant
manager OF Hotel ST. Sm0ns this season
and VIII be on the road from this date
t.li the opening. after which be Will be on
The island 10 receive his friends.
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VIEWERS strike.

Fail River. Mass. April l5.-About 100
weavers struck AZ the Barnaby gingham
mil to-day They refuse 10 work for the
wages offered and have asked for an ad-
vance Of 70 per cent. a very small pro-
ers union, 81 good financial standing The
strlke was not authorized by the union
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SWALLOWS HER TEETH AND DIES.
A Suspicion That the Woman Had
Previously Taken Opiun,.

Atlanta, Ca, April 15.-Mrs. Ollie Merav
of 166 Elliott street died at o'clock this
morning under peculiar circumstances.
1t is believed that the woman took opium
with suicidal intent though no trace of
such drug could be found about her
room. Last night, while chatting with
friends, just after supper, the woman sud
denly sprang up apparently in a convul-
sive mt, falling back upon the bed Phvsi-
clans were called, but could do nothinr.
After her death, however, It was found
that she had swallowed her false teeth.
and it is believed that this probably
strangled her. Mrs, Meray's husband and
five children now live in Savannah
Mrs. Moray was a divorce.
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-~--~-~-~---~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
MARIIN.-The relatives and friends
OF Mrs. G. H. Martin. ana Mr. and Mrs
James Mckinley are respectfully request
Cd 20 attend the funeral OF the former
from the residence Of Mr.. James McGin-
ley. No. 100 Henry street. al o'clock
this afternoon.
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JUMPED TO TWENTY BUILDINGS.
President Collier on the Progress of
the EXPEDITION.

Atlanta, Ga. April 15.-The exposition
stockholders met to-day and reelected
the old board of directors. President
Collier made q statement about the pro
gress of the exposition saying that il
started to have five buildings and has
grown to twenty large buildings. The
president assured the stockholders thai
the exposition will be completed in every
respect when the gates open There We're
1.600 men at work to-day. and by the end
of the week $500 men will be employed
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MURRAY's WHITECAPs.
Sentence to BE Passed To-day De-
spite the Appeal.

Atlanta. Ga, April 15-The Worley
whitecapping case, which resulted in a
verdict of guilty against John Quarles and
David Butler on Saturday, was taken to
the United States supreme court on a
writ of habeas corpus, by Hon. w. c.
Glenn, attorney for the defendant. Attor-
ney Glenn to-day. moved for an arrest of
judgment on a motion for a new trial but
Judge Newman overruled the motion and
win sentence Butler and QUarles to-mor-
row
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A ROW AT A CARoUsAL.
A White Man Stabbed for an Assault
ON Negress.

Charlotte, n. c., April 15.--Yesterday a
number Of mill operatives were spending
the day in carousal at a spring near the
city. Two colored girls who passed by the
spring claimed that one of them was
assaulted by Joseph Morris, one of the
men. Her two brothers, Harry and George
Crawford, went TO the place and in an
alteration Harry Crawford stabbed Nor
ris with his knife. Crawford is out on
bail. awaiting the result of Morris' Monlid
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-16

THE NAME EXPRESSES 1T EXACTLY.
FLEISHMANN'S PERFECTION GIN
Is the perfection Of all gins. No, dear reader,
it is not for picking seed out of cotton, but it
is to drink-and to drink it means to ward of
spring fever and tone up the entire system.
You can get it by the bottle or drink at
GEO. SCHROEDER & CO.,
Corner Jones and Purse streets. ,
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ATLANTA's SALOONS.
Ministers to Fight the Plan TO Let
Them Keep Open Inter at NIwhf.

Them Keep Open Later at Night.
Atlanta, Ga. April 15.-The Methodist
ministers of the city have taken the pro-
position to allow the saloons to remain
open until u O'Clock, instead of 10, as has
been the law for several years, by the
forelock. They have determined to fight
against such a change, declaring that the
10 O'Clock closing ordinance must remain,
and this morning they held a meeting and
adopted vigorous resolutions on this line.
There are some citizens who favor throw
ing them wide open during the exposition
but there are others who will insist upon
sticking down closely to the present
strictly moral ordinance. 1t is evident
already that there will be a hot fight over
the city's morals during the exposition.
and the action of the Methodist ministers
Association to-day is regarded as the first
gun.
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- AAAC Family cathartic 25a.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO JURORS, CITY COURT.

Jurors discharged until to-day are fur
ther discharged until tomorrow morning.
me lIth inst. al 10 o'clock n. NJ.
ny order Of a. n. MACDONELL.
WILLIAM =. BAILEY, Judge c. C., $.
Clerk & c., s.
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NEW SPRING
BEVERAGES
at
BECKMANN'S CAFE.
Lunch at i a. m-6 D. m.
NOTICE no CITY TAX PAYERS.

City Treasurer's ONCE. Savannah. Ga, April
l, lS95-The following taxes are now due:
Real Estate First Quarter. 1895.
Furniture etc, First Quarter, 1895.
Money. n otes. etc, First Quarter 1895.
Upon all of the above a discount Of TEN
PER CENT Will be allowed if payment is
made within fifteen days from April.
9. :. HARDEE,
City Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAY MAKE MILLIONS THINK.


A DROP OF INK
MAY MAKE MILLIONS THINK.
Our Canned Goods sensation Of last
week will be repeated this week. We
have a new arrival of all kinds of Canned
Goods, which We propose to sell at prices
that is out Of reach of all our competitors.
They simply can't touch us in quality of
goods or prices.
Fine Corn 3 cans for 25c.
Extra Fine Peaches 2 for 25c.
Good Peaches pound can for 10c. -
Fine Sliced Pineapple per can 10c.
Extra Grated Pineapple per can 15c.
3-pound jar Apple Butter 25c.
3-pound jar Mustard, prepared, 25c.
Good Sweet Butter per pound zoe
Fresh made Butter per pound 25c.
Early June Peas per can 10c.
Fresh Smoked Salmon.
Philadelphia Cream Cheese.
Vienna Sausage.
at
The Up-to-Date Grocers,
JNo. TEA EVANS & CO.,
152 Congress.
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800 REWARD.
The above amount will he paid for
proof to convict any one caught re-
filing with spurious goods bottles
that originally contained
FLEIsHNIANN'S PERFECTION GIN.
The public is warned to beware of
limitations. FLEIsHMANN & CO.,
Cincinnati, o., L. $. A.
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ANU EASEMENTS.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
ENTERTAINMENT

For benefit st. PatriclS'S Church.
Masonic Temple, Tuesday Evening,
April 16, 1895.
Whole Tickets, soc, Halves, 25c.
Dancing after performance. Per-
Torrance will conclude with the
roaring burIesque. "MOck Trial for
Breach of PROMISE"
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.
Reorganization of Electric RaiIva
Company of Savannah.

Reorganization of Electric Railway
Company of savannah.
The Oglethorpe Savings & Trust Com
pany, trustee, hereby gives notice that it
Is now ready to distribute and deliver to
the holders of its trust certificates issued
under SAD reorganlzauon, the. new secu.
rites of the Electric Railway Company of
Savannah as called for by said certificates
and as provided in the REORGANIZATION plan
and agreement of Nov. "A, 1894.
OGLETHORPE SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY,
BY J. ]. DALE, President.
Savannah, GA, April 10, 1895.
ON SATURDAY PREPARE FOR sun
DAY.
BY dropping in and getting your
supply of
INFANTA EULALTA CIGARS,
LIE PANIC CIGARS,
MOUNT VERNON WHISKY.
w. C. A. DIERKs,
Cor. Whitaker st. and Liberty Lane.
EASTER NOVELTIES.
HUYLER's CANDIES,
put up in novel styles. Also the reg
uIar assorted size packages.
&c PACKAGES EASTER EGG DYES,
Five cOIOrs I'm each package.
sOLOMONS & CO.,
1853 Congress street and Bull ana
Charlton Streets.
THE MOST LOVELY AND TAKING
in the city are the beautiful Shell
Combs, Side Combs, Shell Points ami
aluminium Goods for Ladies'.
at GARDNER.s.
lis BrOughtOn Street.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
orce Savannah Gas Light Company. sa-
vannah April - lS95.-An election for presi-
dent. treasurer and eight directors to manage
the affairs of this company for the ensuing
year, viii be held on TUESDAY next, the 18th
A G. GUERARD. President
NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS
Does the finest dyeing and securing.
The only perfect Dry Cleaner in the
city. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned
and repaired ON short notice. whit
nker and state Streets.
DIR. l.. a. FALLIGANT,
homeopathic,
Once ana Residence. l53 South Broad ST..
Savannah. Ca.
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HARRIS LITHIA WATER.

HAAtEIs LIIHIA " AIEIts
Now on sale from the fount and in bulk
at Harvey & Bussey's. successor Of L. c.
Strong. g. Bull street. Phone 26s. Agents
for Wagner. the Florist
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
City and Suburban Improvement
Company.

he annual meeting of the stockholders of
the City and SUBURBAN improvement Company
will be held on THURSDAY. April Is. 1885. at
l42 Congress street (o1ice OF 9. Ii. Dorsett), at
4.sO p. IN. W. W. GROSS,
Secretary and Treasurer
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JEFFERSON STREET PAVEMENT

JEFFERSON STREET PAVEMENT.
Meeting of Property Owners Inter-
ested.
A meeting Of the property owners inter-
ested in the Jefferson street pavement
(from Charlton street SOUTH will be held
at D. m. on Tuesday. 10th inst, at the
Office Of c. H. Dorset, 1872 Congress street.
Please be present in person, or send some
one to represent you. C. H. DORSETT,
WILLIAM n. NICHOLS, Chairman.
Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

THE "GEsANGvEREIN FROHsINN.~
VIII have its weekly rehearsal at Thunderbolt
by H Winter, on Thursday, the 10th inst, at
s:l5 p N.
FRANZ HUBNFR. Secretary.
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THE MOST LOVELY AND TAKING

NEW YORK STEAM DYE WORKS
Does the finest dyeing and securing.
The only perfect Dry Cleaner in the
city. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned
and repaired on short notice. whit
nIser and state Streets.
The evening times., 1895-12-12
ASACOSTIA LAD MISSING.
Ten Days Have Elapsed Since Cla
ence Smith DiSupDeared

Ten Days HIVE Elapsed Since Clar.
ence Smith Disappeared.
Clarence Smith, the seventeen-year-old
son OF Mr.. James Smith, of Pierce street.
Anacostia, has disappeared and his pa rents
and friends fear he is either dead OF seri-
ously Ill.
1t has been ten days since he left his home
In Anacostia, saying he was going 10 look
Tor work in the city. Nothing was heard
-of-him for several days. The Anacostia
police were informed of his disappearance,
and every effort made TO locate him in the
District.
Several days passed, and the boys mother
received letter from her missing son
stating that he wasin Baltimore Hebegged
his parents not to send the police after
him, and said while he had no work he
thought lie could get position No ad-
dress was given by the lad. Accompanied
by the boys brother, Mr.. H. B. Darling,
his brother-in-law, went to Baltimore,
and assisted by the Baltimore police made
an unsuccessful effort to find him. They
returned after two days search, but left
today for the Monumental City, where a
systematic search of marsh market space"
and the cheap lodging houses will be made.
When heleft home he had but fiv ved ollars and
was in no condition TO obtain employment.
The boy is mentally and physically de
ficlent, and in no condition to look out
for himself, always having been simple
minded and sickly. 1t was his belief IL
he went away somewhere, he would have
better health. 1t is because of his condi-
ton that his parents fear for his safety and
believe he is in a state of want in Baltimore
city or perhaps dead.