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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
Discontinunace OF Grass Widower's
Tickcts on 4. and O.

The Chesapeake and Ohio will, after
next Saturday, September 26th. discon-
tinue the sale OF their special Saturday
tickets at one fare rate authorized during
the summer with limit OF Monday follow
ing The special rate authorized on al
ternate Sundays TO James River Division
stations between Richmond and Scots
vile have been withdrawn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
TWO AUTUMN TOURS.
Niagara Falls, Buffalo. and Watkins

Niaeara TalIs, Bu1alo. and WatkIhS
Glen.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad VIII run
two personally conducted excursions 10
Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Rochester &c
neva and watkins Glen on Monday, DC
toher 4th and nth. at the low round trip
rate of Sl3 from Richmond via Southern
Railway york River Line and Bait
more Tickets valid for eleven days
from date OF issue For further inform
alton apply to G. w Westbury. r. r. A..
Southern Railway. 92O east Main street,
Richmond Va. OF address Arthur G..
Lewis, Southern Passenger Agent. Bal
timore 4 Ohio railroad. under Atlantic
Hotel. Norfolk. va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
Select and Personally Conducted Excnr-
sions Richmond TO Niagara Falls n. ",
and Return via York River Limo and
Penn X. X. and Il. and O. X. II.

and Return via York River Limo and
Penn. X. X. and II. and o. X. H.
For the benefit of those who could not
avail themselves of the previous oppor-
tunities offered this summer 10 visit
Niagara Falls, 1.-The Wonder Of Amer
lea" the Southern Railway announces
they will continue the sale Of Sl3 round
trip tickets from Richmond TO Niagara
Fails on the following additional dates:
October 4th and list via. York River Line
Baltimore and h. & O. railroad; October
nth via. York River Line. Baltimore and
Pennsylvania railroad.
On the dates mentioned. train leaves
Richmond at 4:3O +. NJ. connects at west
Point with steamer which arrives IN
Baltimore in time to connect there win
special train leaving VIA b. q o. railroad
al 9.O5 A. NJ. and via Pennsylvania rail-
road at S:45 a. Nj.
This is a most delightful trip ana those
who have not taken advantage OF the
former excursions at this very low rate
should not miss one Of these dates
For further information apply TO {. w.
Westburv. #. F. A.. 92O east Main street;
I O. Verser Ticket Agent. virginia
street station, or Richmond transfer
Germany. 9OS east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25

A negro boy named Dan Brown fell on
q bicycle near the Locomotive Works at
10 o'clock THIS morning and broke his arm.
Die was carried 20 the Almshouse by DR..
Nuchols In the ambulance treated and
left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
Paralczed fheIine

streets for Highland Park at $40 o'clock
last evening jumped the track al the
switch on the south side OF Fifth-street
vaduct. and tied up the line for an hour
or more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
ENTITIES CLOSE
This Afternoon for the Pigeon Shooting on
German Day.

The entries for the live pigeon shooting
10 take place on German-Day at the Elk
position Grounds on the bleacheries used
formerly for the exhibition OF Hercula-
noun will close this afternoon at 3
o'ciock al the office OF Mr. Charles II.
phillips. CITY Treasurer, at the City Han
There will have TO be at least ten en-
tries for the event to guarantee the eX-
penses The entrance rec oe Is Is 81 o' seq ts
ond prize s.. 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
Got a Ducking,

Messrs. Andrew Krause and Simon
sycls. two well-known sportsmen OF vast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25

No.ice 40 Members OF Brotherhood OF 81
Andrew who VIII Attend tho Interna-
tiopal Convention at Buffalo. n. V, Octo-
Der 18th To 18th.
Round trip rate 81 from Richmond via
RICHMOND. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. in connection with special
TOM from Washington TO Niagara Fails,
October 18TH. Leave Washington az ..sO
GOOD bv regular trains within limit, eN-
SIusive OF limited express trains. Leave
12icbmond october 18th. For further par
ticulars apply TO Richmond Transfer Com
many. SOB east Main street, Ticket once
~ G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
THERE is a right way to paint

THERE is a right way to paint
L and wrong way. The right
way is to have the best paint
Pure White Lead (thc brand in
margin is genuine and Linseed Oil
applied by practical painter.
The wrong way is to get some
mixture about which you know
nothing, and apply it yourself or
have some inexperienced, ire
sponsible person do it.
rDrr BY using Lead Co.'S Pure White Lead TnsnF Col
ERE T. readily obtained Pamphlet giving
A\ valuable information and card showing samples eoo nee
houses different designs painted
combinations Of shades forwarded application
JOHN T. LEWIS BROS CO.,
2,I South Front St. Philadelphia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
cn,MLr, or WEATHER.
Continuation az MS Policy OF icrse-
cutting rRctiicos.

Continuation az MS P"iicy OF Verse
cutting rHrincos
NV York. juno IA dispatch from
Havana 10 the journal saya: Wey-
ler continues his persecution Of helpless
Cuban women who have relatives in the
rebel iankp, Sonora sa,duse, whose hus-
band is n Cuban loader. lately captured.
was dragged from her home and thrown
INTO the house of detention. where abe VIII
10 kept incommunicRdo until after Ter
husbands courtmartlal and execution at
Cabana castle.
SIX insurgents who surrendered to Span
ish authorities at Santiago dc Cuba and
who expected to be hardened under Wey-
lcrs amnesty DEGREES, have since been
courtuartialod and shot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
A FIEND ISCARNATE.
'a"ah Conduct of ,JcnIous Young
-, Husband.

TAI
SouhH'ia, 5. G.. June IA story of
aaoc'o9s crime reaches here from ~
-pe section of Chester county. a few
~" aRo Thomas Neal suspected his
t VIE. Matilda, of iutidellty He
son.' sea her with beng intimate with her
' and She left his home. going TO
,s,, s,A'i1nother, Mary Jenkins. who lived
no,sa ny. me husband spled on his wlGe's
o. sn,a; and last night seeing some
door IN lie Jenkins house. he troke the
ts. a a. WIN an AK. The first person he
Of ,he hls VIE, and he buried the blaze
~ az IN her head.
spd 81 vm man In the house was the
out Of ,Ssi ~ Jher Eli Jenkins. wAo g.
han He mouse unobserved and hia be
upe by q, mary Jenkins attempted to cs-
u Me-, ,ne back door. but was overtaken
tles n : a.'a felled with an AK. Neal then
the rnnn, h'sle,. slid eat that was lp
~. b saHa and fired one or two shots into
iSusea - ihc grandmother whom Ee
Glep,,i 90, n encouraging his wife IN he.
ors-, ,WaywafHiness. Neal then pou. cd
tsl,ss' IVY OF kerourn.s oil over the two
issi IN ~ inc clcthing on IRE ana took 4
stylti ~ ,ns yard JutJ as old jenkins VAS
than .so, .fsk the murderer's pistol rather
cane h. nhder the fire, a party Of men
'ssnseS ,Hh1 he ran oui TO them. They
hssn re.s Neal. but he escaped and has not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

.,.,.,.,,,,or Tsne fl --Arkan sas-fasIr u.
Washlihs RI ~ gy,crerauy fair. light var'ao'e
Wal" Eastern s rarlIyi e, wnGs "H'
tered sh r ~ TsoHi iiht scattered show
erS; so"t Malia0 Sy,,d9c1ncrally fair; south
nds. o,.,,,.oma and indian Terri
kanf5as nv nslensv southerly win,I., VIM,
TO westerly % S11 iNebraska ond Colorado
south n ',So,,r. soutS winds sou.h.
slightly wysHGenerally ia.r' llsh' sou'"
erlv winds ,, olcudv; showers IN
Nnnta m ortIon; cooler. westerly W'h"S'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
SPOKANE. Wash.-The leaders Of
HousTONIANs ABROAD.
Mayor Rice and Aldermen In New
Orleans.

New Orleans Picayunc,
Mayor II. IL. Rice, Aldermen u. G
street and r. w. Cronan: II. II. Thorln-
son, wholesale grocer and Il. u. Paine,
all of Houston. Texas. are In the cit"
upon a mission OF Information The gem
tlemen arrived Yesterday morning and
callirg upon Councilman Piister. were
taken Ia the ctty hall, inieoduced 20 Mayor
Rrittin, Colonel Thorpe ana other city
Officials They were shown every cour-
tesv. and after iookiny the hall over.
wen; about seeking the knowied2" de-
sired. .
The chief Drrnose OF the visit Is 20
inspect the system of Strengthening cattle,
There Is a projact on foot to establish a
company In Houston 10 do the work m
the latest approved style; and II had been
explained Ia Them that the sgstem Ia use
here was eofs.et
Megsrs. street and Cronan were former
residents of this city and they will show
The party around during iaen few DAYS
stay.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
'"sT C0SFEDER ATE KILLED.


Rsnr"in' Va, juno 1.-THE grave in
pn ~. cemetfcy here Of Henry Law
IL =. ss't' The first person TO fall in bat
h !. he Southern side in the late war.
This ,'n, marked with a new headstone.
Ky&,t's al, ee the gracious act of one Of
Anlo5s ~ company comrades.
here Ne, az NORTH Carolina excursionists
Myisltes 10 was Mr. r.. n. Blrdsone,
shi upon y Stlt $ grave IN the afternoon
srIy mn 4 marble yard for a hcadstone lrop-
''"ea TO be erected over the rest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

BUS, authority In cycling circles ma
hy a" snort time Tie League of Ainori'
VIM mnec,np.n will turn over 20 the re- re-,
can Whs ,','a,,zed national cycl.ng Track *
Gently , GGsa fail octrol Of ne .yfdle has has
fosand that { can na BIZ. a 5asg sased ofa
slort %aatohio ousa specially Tor tiat PURPOSE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
WEATHER. INFORMATION.
Last Nights nrn,iIng..

An area Of high pressure ovorhes tho
South Atlantic and East Gull Slatcs and
the barometer has risen over u.n north
western portion Of ;he country. An area
of low pressure Is central over Western
Texas, Win the lowest barometer 29S2
Inches lnt I'll Ftso.
TIE Weather IS generally parity cloudy
to cloudy
Pre-r.;ation amounting to 10 of an
in"h or moro IS rcpoEteI from Palestine,
Memphis, Amarillo and AoleAe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

MI. I0naq ~ NrItansnN thon WbNVH an
amendment striking ont the words "on all
sugars" in line twenty page 49, which
went over.
Mr.. Allison asked II an amendment eouid
not be reached for II a. m. session begin
Ming Monday. .,
Mr.. Jones answered that hnch consent
would he given mex, Thursday or hrlu"s'
Mr.. Ioar gaYn notice OF . new e't,ton w
follow paragraph BOG providing Tor the ap-
nointmcnt by the president Of a oonilnis-
Sion Of five persons who shall investigatc
and ronor, nj the next session OF congress
IN ,he most advantageous methods OF pro"
duclne and refining sugar and what mem
cd viii give to consumers sugar NJ IN"
least cost. ga. .,ao ana
,,,n sanat. went into executive session, ad-
ioprning soon afterward'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
TODAY's FORECAST.

CHGCAGO-The annual equestrian day
Will ln obseu~ today and VIII he hitting
~ celebrated,
IONDON-The Siddons memorial COM
mittec completes preparations today for
the unVClliiFs Monday, ny Sir Henry Try
ing. of the statue 10 Mrs. Sarah Siddons.
FlTTsBuRG-Tho city is nlling up with
delegates 10 the Grand councI next Tues
day of the Junior order of American Me-
ehdnics.
cHICAGO-The National convention o.
the Indctsndfnt order OF Free Sons Of
Israel, which meets every Ave years, VIII
take nlace at the Auditorium hotel here
tomorrow.
NEW YORK-The marriage of Miss LIZ
2le Schroeder 10 Leonard Swfnncrton
over OF WaslEope, Shropshire, England.
viii make place today oil the Chpreh of
the anshguration.
SPOKANE. Wash.-The leaders Of the
democratic party in this state, who have
declared thair intention 10 rescinI the
frsIon OF the late campaign, lcorSdnlze
tho democracy and conduct .iunre cam
natpns upon the Chicago platform, arc
catherine here today 20 attend Tho meet
inr called for Monday Of all democrahc
n"mmmteemen OF the state,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
iotcrposcd Mr.. rnimal of
--rlltshurE NIenateh.

OF TO carital@" iutrrpcsed M7 TlimaL of
South Carolina
That to a generality" replied Mr., Al.
lisnn. TO which the senator wen knows
nay answer / believe in protection 10
American labor and hclie,o In protect
ins American capital also from foreign
CAPITAL"
" was the policy OF this bill % do what
Europe Ind donc esfuhlish the production
AZ sugar IA this country and keep the Si00,-
oon.ooo annually raid ior eusar ly cur
people at houis.
Recalling tho criticisms Of the repuh-
iicauS Tor ,helr abandonment OF the bounty
systcm. Mr. Allison ,Rid that svAttm had
been adopted to encourage tbc furur in
dustry. II had called fust because Of the
rapiA and unexpected atrlGes made In both
tie beet and oauc srlwths, Iud, second.
hncRuso tho democratic party decided 60 do
nothing to encourage the RysteG
The Schriulr might not lc arranged pre-
cisry as 1t should ne but 1t ~ rontesNcdiy
Within fraction OF Other scheduled. II
senators on The other aide could show that
there was any injustice liz would, he raid
~ to deaf with II IN spirit OF Justice,
Nh Berry OF Arkansas agHin reverted 10
the con,omuating nfluen aaa Of the eugar
Trust Now was Tho opportunity, ho de-
ciared for republican sunatJrs to make
good their professions OF ioIr years ago
Rgaihst thy trust.
Mi. Stewart said he did mt expect th's
tnriff bill 10 afford any mitcrIal rolief to
the country, as here Uss Il cancer of H.
nancial contraction viii WAS ealing at
the viinis of tho country.
Mr., Caffcry briefly repli ID to Mr.. ALI
son and then tho vote ~as taken amid great
pXppptatiuu rpsuitiug aR fellows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
Forcir ~.

Japan has made thre moro claims of
discrimination against the Hawaiian gov
etnmenl.
british officers and soldiers in Bombay
were massacrcd by hostile natives.
Argentine and Uruguay ara likely to SO
to war over ,he hostile acts of the latter
II is positively announced that the am
ance between Russia and France Will coon
be coDsum,nated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
cent floods.
Another Postmaster Appointed.

Washington. Juno il.--tspeciai) --Jeromo
co,lins has been appointed postmaster at
Trinity. Trinity county, vice y. II. CON-
resigned.
Dr. Grant received notice this evening
that five more appointments recommended
by him would be announced tomorrow,
Judge Seth Shepard was at tho capitol
today, and gave lunch 10 congressman
Ball and Slayden.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
sNot included in m

General Observations.
Observations taken by the uniteu s'a'es
wenther bureau al p. m. ION mef!o"lh
time. ,,,,-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

secrctnry sickeIs Sny- Mckinley
Now waits On Taylor.

secrctnry sickeIs Sny- Mckinley
Now waits On TnyInr.
London. juno II. Stanton Slckcls, Sec
rotary Of the United states ministry at
Madrid arrived in this city last evening.
III thu conrso Of nm interyiew. he is quoted
as saying there WAS no cause for anxiety
regarding tie relations between the United
states and Spain. President Mckinley had
not settled upon definite policy toward
Cuba, according to MIR sckels. The presi-
dent viii probably wait to hear from the
retiring United States minister to Spain,
IIunnis Taylor. aud viii then instruct tho
new United States minister as to what
course to take.
A CUBAN OFFICIAL.
He VIII Meet League Reprcsents-
tives mt sherman.
Sherman. Texas. June le.---J. X. Hor-
ION. president Of the Cuban lcague Of this
city, said TO The Post correspondent this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

Conference committee on appropriations
proceeding very slowly
Both houses appointed confercos on the
fee bill.
The Senate-Tillctt bill relating "a eta
tons waa passed: resolution b'ei' en-
ployment Of veterans and veterans "'d-
ows az Confederate Home was killed
The House-Bili to enforce attendance
OF Witnesses on criminal trails without
uaymoat Was passed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

Texas cotton region bulletin for the
twcnty-four hours ending al p. m. yea-
tctday, 10Th meridinu time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12
State.

unymcat Mas passed.
stute.
Woman died rear Round Rock from
blooa poison caused by scratching her 10
w,th her tail.
n. q. kitrell and w u. Wilson have
Alad applications for the new Harris
county judicial scat.
Two brothers refused t. testify against
anooher and were fined heavily ana sent
to Jail at Cloburne.
a promacn, siockman has been arrested
charged with arson st Abilene.
{. NJ. Forbes Killed tho husband of his
waafes mother. who. it was alleged. was
eeekng to harm ler
Smith COUNTY s. much @'trrei nm oi'er
the arrest OF men charged with lynching,
sport.
Hot ston Z, Austin s: Galveston 3. San
Antonio 2.
Trndc.
Dun saws the gain In business continues
mora IN quantity than IN prices.
Bradstreea says there are mora oeople
employed than a wear ago. and there is
much hopefl mess Regarding fall trade.
The Markets,
Cotton futures 2Gn4 points lower.
The duty on lemons Will cause much
higher prices.
Wheat vert off on strong selling.
Stocks continued the advance.
Local.
Meeting OF the Business League internal
Improvement committee.
Public school teachers elected for the
next term.
Preparing 10 asphyxia to dogs.
Abraham Edol files suit against the sA-
Antonio Express for $1,000.
Mrs. Fannie Hughes sues Frank Dunn
for $4,000.
Madam Theresa Goldberg gets Judgment
against the Houston and Texas Central
Railway company.
Entertainment at the First Baptist
church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

TODAT'S FEATURES.


General Lee has been asked to stay a,
Havana for some time.
Weyier continues his persecution OF nom
combaiants.
Secretary Of legation to Spain says
President McKfnlcy Is now WAITING on
Minister Taylor.
Insurgents claim TO control MatanEas.
II is believed Weyler can not much
longer remeln in Cul>a, though his retire
ment IS denied 10y Callovas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-12

THfCAGO-The annual equestrian dsy
Will ~ observe today and VIII he hitting
~ celebrated.
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rNsuncnNrs coN1MoL MArANzAs.

and shot.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-12
lERSELY TOLD.

The only building permit granted yes single story frame building on Avenue F, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty seventh streets, to cost $2,000.
 MT J. F. Graham, the popular alder an from the sixth ward, lost beauti- fuKsquare gold locket with Masonic em- blaFns on either side. He nlourns his loss ret 50 much flor the intrinsic value of the loclSet. as for its associations.
 T. C. King has knocked the price out on Oxford Ties and Tan shoes. You will save by looking his stock over before buying shoes. Free shine daily. Take eT> ,Gxrd G. R. eR. checks at regular price for shoes. Phone 922
 The Jewish people of the city are re- spectfully requested to attend meeting in the -vestry. room of the temple on Sun day eVenirlg at 8 p. m., for the purpose of organizing youths auxiliary of the I. o. B. B. Prominent speakers will be on hand. /. Ladies especially invited
 Recently the Literary Digest, of New s York offered a prize for the best solver of chess problems The most difficult compositions were made the best, and about severity competitors from Canada and the United States entered the con- test. It gives us pleasure to announce that our townsman, MT. Fred Ferguson, won the championship and has received the prize from the committee Of award, a. beautiful set of chessmen. We do not blame our friend when he rejoices in having defeated the best chess players on the continent in a long and hotly con- tasted battle
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-12
JOLLY CREW
Under the Leadership of Capt. J. R. Rutherford, Returned From
 Fishing Trip.

Early yesterday morning a tired lot of jo.ly fishermen returned from two . days outing on Coffee creek, on the line Of the Birmingham Mineral railroad. The members of the party were Capt. J. R. Rutherford, the clever and genial knight of the bell cocd: W. R. Rutherford, J. W. Lorg, R. W. Arnold, James Nor ton, Gus Ellard, one of the finest and Henry W. Smith.
 The timidity and nervousness Of one or two soon wore away under the pleas ant guidance of Capt. Rutherford, who 2 did not overlook the stock of necessary and assorted bait. Some of the boys say that Gus Eiard Is a great thief catch IT, but as an angler-well, there are others.
 Superintendent w. M. Newbold kindly supplied the boys with his rcoTny camp ing tent, and they grea2l / appreciated the courtesy, although some c's them have only dim recollections of using it.
 None of the fnny tribe were brought back as a great barbecue was enjoyed on the banks elf the creek and all the fishy fish and stories were disposed of there. All of the jolly crew are greatly refreshed after their pleasant outing.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-12
: CAEToRIA ss,s aio I is cn
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ATHLETIC EXHIBITION.
It Will Be Given Tonight in the Coliseum and Everything Is in Readiness to
 Make It Success. s>*

.,. The much talked of sparring match be- tween l.. McGinsey and Dan Daily wi,l take place tonight during the athletic exhibition at the coliseum. It will be preceded by several lively bouts between well-known local boxers of repute.
 Yesterday afternoon everything was finasly arranged for the exhibition toatake pbaee ard the finishing touches will be put on the interior of the building this after ryoon. At S:30 o'clock tonight the fl st . contest will begin and be between cAev F home boys. Other similar bouts will fol- low ana then the ten round contest for points will be put on.
 The records of both men have been gwen, and they were shown to be clever, scientific boxers of the new school. The 2 us7al bul-doggish appearance commonly aesaciatad with men of this class is mo- ticeabe on account of it's absence, as they are both clean careful athletes.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-12
BACK TO THE MINES.
The City Convicts Are Being Returned to Coa1burg Almost Daily Since the
 Supreme Court Deeisien.

Several days ago the city authoriti s be- gan returning the city convicts to the Sloss Iron and Steel company at Coal burg. as the supreme court decided the lease constitutional
 Yesterday afternoon Guard ''Shep" Thompson took four more around the mountain to serve their sentences. or the number only one was white, Josie Morris, woman. The other three, two men and one woman, were negroes. At athe same time MT. Thompson took "a ne gro man and a white woman from the county jail out to Coalburg. They had been tried, convicted and sentencei at Scottsa80ro, Jackson county.
 Every day the scenes enacted around the jail office are interspersed with spa- thetic incidents as the convicts friends frantically eHdeayor to raise -the money to pay their fines in order to save them from the odium of serving a term in the mines. 4