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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
DALLA SURPRISED
wyNNE's RAwAL HAD AL.
READY ANTICIPATED.
GoIdbuss eceive Cold Poiiti-
cal Comic !, Governor snyers'
Bryan lie the slogan.

Dallas. Tex p sS.-(Staff Special)-
Colonel WIZ thdrawal created little
excitement n IS political circles. His
quitting the for the governorship
had long bee ,ded as inevitable. The i
one surprise campaign was that ne
was not for leave the field sooner
VOL inforn oliticians knew when |
Crane left that the Bastrop man
had practic. clear track. No man
in the field well equipped to COM
hat the povs organization built up by
Manager Fol nd his lieutenants as was
tho attorne pral. and when the Gle
hurne state,nhetired it was easily seen
that Major chances of success were
greatly enh6
Colonel u was used by the Sayers
management orce Crane from the strus-
gle, In tn Mration Wynnes campaign
naturally ia some Roadway. But a
perfect ord1btion and an enthusiastic
following sf3began the crushing process
on the For0rth candidate wmcn ehueu
in that ren63an's retirement yesterday.
Now thaA1s nomination and election
are assure, t2ne Of the Palmer and Buck
ner continX through their organs, VIII
claim the lit of the victory and at
tempt to " front seats in the Bastrop
band wag$ They will soon learn
though tIIa large-sized delusion has
been staritfbem in the face. Sayers VII
treat them,Arsonally as he treats every
ile}ShtIemen-but there1l be nj
ME for nh and they'll not make thu
platform. II pace set by Indiana's fight
ing demodW In State convention at In
dianapolis hw days ago will be emulate'
at GalyesW The Chicago platform vii
he the shi2leth and the name OF Brya
the slogaaThe platform will probabl
declare ais Tor the building of the Nicara
gua canalS project to the furthering
which MAJ Savers has devoted grea
deal of lbr and attention. There wi
he No ,ovSing of the standard raised b
the arousAma of the democratic part
two yearshgo. Any goldbug who thinl
otherwise las mistaken his mission. Thei
people. uJess every indication is falls
will get i more comfort from the actor
of the Tehs democracy at Galveston me-
August TIN they We're able to dig out or
mountainIof disappointment builded
their hont by the democracy at Chicago
To thi end every democrat, and esp
cially evty democrat who was an origin
supported Of Major Savers, would wor
The cali to arms sounded in the gre
declaratih Of 1896 must be repeated WI
emphasis and force. The democracy
Texas ca not afford to lag behind thu
Indiana brethren--nor will they. The al
that would beat a retreat must be pal
lyzed. G.D.A
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A SAVERS BARsrn,
Postmaster Hill OF DAN. ~.
brute the Vlrs.- Tu


Dallas, Texas, June 2s.-co,s,,, /,
c. Hill, ex-postmaster Of DAN. \,
the leading sayers men Of NM
will at a date to be detsrmIDsa "
a big barbecue at his ranch. sI,,.,.
from Dallas, in honor Of thA MI,
tor Sayers has won. Calves ma,
shoats are now fattenIng ior 4
which will be done In Colonel M;
hospitable style. Many OF tie ~
ers men of the State are ero..,
present. Farmer Shaw wifi K :.
ceremonies and the next goyeruo, p
himself will be on hand TO enin I
casion and mingle with a lew d 4
who followed his banner to M,
The crowd will drive out from n
all kinds OF conveyances. No M
be present, but the occasion vD \
the less jolly on that account d
Hogs ideas OF homespun dru ,
followed and the crowd win N
day in the woods following Nd.
tions in everything. Colonel Hll \
his friends at the beginning II b
paign to give this barbecue jus ii
practicable after Sayers uoniasaI
assured.
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the A. o. II.
In Annual Convention at Trenton
n. j.. Hold a nrief xessinn

Ttentcn, n. j., June y THE Ancient order
OF litle'nians held href session today.
Bishep MeFaul presiding The bishop reaa q
nrmher-of communications
At the afternoon session, Z. J. o'Connor.
MHuohai president Of the American branch
was elected permanent president.
vlheeis OF the American board aud Board of
Erln branches made the customary reports,
Nationni Secretary o'sullivan of the Amsri-
s sn branch showed that the order had 1rS,
uNlsions. with a membership Of 9s67 The
total receipts Of these divisions the past two
Years were 81 $50, i55. H.
:, ING report OF Secretary Hays showed that
The, Board OF Erin wing had before an,aixs.
mst'cn total membership OF 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
THE BANKRUPTCY BILL
HOUSE ADOPTED THE CONFERENCE,
REPORT on TT. 1874 no III.
Unanimous Consent Secured to Dtsn.
grecment with the senate Ameud-
ments to the Omnibus BIIi.

Washington, June 2S--In the house to-
day the conference report upon the bank :
ruptcy bin was adopted by a vote OF 1874
to 90 and the measure Will so now to the
president.
Speeches In opposition to the bin were
made by Mossrs. Terry (pem.. Ark.), De-
Almond tDem., Mo- aud MeRae (Dem.,
Ark.), and In support OF the measure by
Messrs. Henderson (Rep,. Iowa), Under
wood tDem,. Ala.) and Ray (Rep., N. Y.)
When this bill was disposed OF Mr.. Ma
hon tRep.. Pal asked unanimous consent
Tor disagreement 10 the senate amend
ments TO the war claims or Omnibus bin
ana Tor granting the request OF the senate
Tor conference.
Pending disposition of the request Mr.
LOUD tRep.. Cal. secured the door and
declared general opposition TO the pay
ment q war claims criticislng severely
the policy that was leaning to wholesale
payment or such claims.
he said the bill as 1t passed the house
ordinarily carried hut 81 100 900 ana the
senate had added $4,000, 900 but a com
pact. he added. existed al the lime The
Dill passed the house whereby no other
claims we're to be passed In the case
", 10000 should 20 through
Consent was given when Mr.. Loud con-
ciuded and the chair appointed az can
ierees Messrs. Mahon, Often (Rep., Wis. !
ana Richardson tDem.. Tenn.)
The afternoon Was given to the consld-
Grafton OF matters reported from the milf
tary Affairs committee. special rule pro-
vidins for the order Of business was
adopted.
y Several BILLS affecting the ermy wors
passed. notably being those proyidinr sor
the Day of yollnt eers From tha A.. y -
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TRANSsIIssIssIPPI
hiducnttnnHi Convention Had It's
Wrist Sessinn III Omnhn

H''H' HeN>ioh W omnhu.
Omaha. June eS.A large number of pupu-
lar educators from all parts of the country
had seats on the auditorium stage when the
initial session of the rransmississippi Eduoa.
tohni convention was called to order by Prof
A. L. Nightingale. superintendent of hlgh
schools OF Chicago. The programme was
oorener by the Thomas orchestra concert and
introductory remarks by Prof. Nightingale
Hon. j. Sterling Morton spoke at length n,
the Conservatism of Forestry, Reanoresta-
tion and Arbor Day"
II Is anticipated that 800 teachers Will be
present before the convention closes MANY OF
thH most prominent educators in the United
states are present
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were made appealing to a. 4, n
70 stick to the ticket. The ,ssss:
claiin the cream Of The tiss..a
some crumbs, possibly lss NJ
as the sheriff's Office !, ~
nopulistlc organizations - I
out with great prospects. ~. ~ y !!
that, but as the camual., ~ ~
VIII be beset by terribls & 1890
colored republican does ~ ',@ats'
self tied to the popul,ss s 0s'1,t
ticket; the populist feels hwy ~:
the republican. Besides thst " ss.a y y
liberal spirit in repubNc", ~ \ +,
1t comes to home aiIsirs Al. sp4
white republicans state thst WY 4 Y
fairs they will vote for thu ~ II ss's
ing for the place. The negro ~. ~ u, ~
to be a piece of repubIIcss w 4
county affairs. Thus Il M, MI I, 'spsA
the democrats need have llttls 4. e
combination in Waller couns s w
office. soR n
The Waller primary dec,a,a i. I:
State treasurer In favor II 'S y - ! Z
After the hard fought htis !, y, y
Mr.. Garrison thought Ne hsa Y, IS
but the Mills men attacisS ~ =!
precincts and Mr.. Garrisor,.' NJ
thought It best to wire for III, 1.
caught him at Hlllsbcfo 5. n 4
Waller and carried the H., y
struggle The Mills men telt ~. !
content that they had given NJ \, y
a hard and expensive flehs Y Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Kountze. Texas, June 2S.-l.
ty convention held here on Ia
the 25th, the following caudI
instructed for: For United 81
c. A. Culherson; governor, =
tenant governor, Cough; comp
ley; treasurer. Garrison, attor,
Smith; railroad commission
land commissioner, Groos; iudl
criminal appeals, Rice; jude
civil appeals, Reese; congress. 4
resentatives, Dias and Teagle'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
SAVERS HEaDQUARTERS.
CONCENTRATIONS Rereivcd-Was Az
Surcd of Enough Votes.

gurcd of Enough Votes.
Austin, Texas, June 2S,-Secretary Joe
Lee Jameson at Savers headquarters re-
celved scores of congratuatory kilograms
today following the announcement of Colo
mel Wannes withdrawal The first two
were dated from Fort Worth.
Adyices show that Coke, Runnels and ali
precincts heard from in Nolan have in
structed for Sayers, giving him i96 votes
twenty-eight short of the nomination. Six
counties with thlrty-four votes hold pri-
maries next Saturday and will give him
six more votes than the necessary 52i.
Major Sayers' friends here are delighted,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

IN the hall of representatives. The dele
gates arriving during the day have among
them several candidates tor one or two
minor places on the ticket.
Little interest is attached TO tomorrows
meeting, as IL will be merely the ratiFca
ton of he work done at the primaries three
weeks ago. No contest Is apparent at this
time over any portion of the platform.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
THE RACES.

Cincinnati. june 2S.-seven furlongs-- Meal.
lister, Miss c. Lena Myers, Time. toslk
Mile Romp, Bnnastar, Sir Bly Time. I.lsiE
Five iurlongs- Espionage. Fannie Taylor
Nockand. Time. 0ais.
Seven furluugs--Jauunot, Postum Ada Rus.
sell. Time, I,20is.
-, Five frlongs- Sis Vic. Manana, Marchmont
Time, l0Sai.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.
Over -Four Hundred Delegates Pres
ent at the League Meeting
STATE CONVENTION AT LITTLE ROCK
There VIII lie No Grent Contests for
Any of the Piuccs--huten the
Nominee for Governor.

Little Rock, Ark, June 2S.--The annual
convention Of he republican leagues OF
Arkansas WINS held in this city at $50 D.
NJ over 400 delegates were present The
stage was festooned with the stars and
stripes and portraits of President McKtn-
ley and General Powell Clayton. decorated
with the National colors. occurred positions
OF prominence.
President II. +. Auten called the conven-
tion TO order and after prayer, delivered
his annual address.
The delegates to the National republican
leagues in Omaha In July were elected.
a feature of the meeting was an address
to Hon. ]. L. Clayford Of Newport. Ky.
precedent of the National republican
leagues.
The resolution adopted affirmed the prln-
ciples Of the republican party as set forth
~ is platforms, and Particularly in the
platform adopted nj st. Louis in 1896, nrd
undressing the administration of President
Mckinley In peace ard war
The greatest cheering and enthusiasm
was occasioned by the mention of the
| name of General Powell Clayton, the leader
: of tho party in this state.
| Little Rock. Ark. June 2S.--The repub-
lican state convention will assemble in
| Little Rock tomorrow at noon General
Clayton was expected to be here. but at
the last moment sent worG from the civ
! of Mexico that his official duties would
prevent his attendance. The convention
| viii nominate a full state ticket, probably
healed by Hon. IL. r. Auteu OF Little Rock
for governor.
! There will be no contests for any of the
places II is the intention OF the repub-
llcans to make a vigorous campaign for
state and county offices this yeal.
The convention will be called 20 order nv
the chairman OF the committee. Han. n
Cooper,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Mile and seventy yards-St. Caiatlnc, Rosi-
mantle o. The Devil 81, Boanerges. Tho Elect
or liz. Ramiro II Ii6.
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Queen Of sonr.
WHY Howard. April's Lady King BarleycorI'
Mile and o sixteenth---Morte Fonse IRA
yy.rsei. David Tenny. Paul Kauyar. Beiiicoso,
Boluerges.
Six furlonss, selling Mary Black e5. Lady
Irene sS Cherry Flame, Madrelene Amy
WAGE los, whltcomb loI, Tartarian, En-
chhnter 100. Cash Day li2.
Six fcrougs, ng-Whirlmantiline Coma
Quick "a, Tom Toher &C. Afumada ". Nivoce,
San Saba r. 90, Loneta Nellie Baker los.
Ella Pensance. Duke OF Haven, Iii Daddy,
Tcnole lot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
Opened ANA Closed in TemuI. :

Temple. Texas. June 2s-The canvass
for the gubernatorial nomination opened in
Temple and closed in Temple General
Crane made his opening speech here and
Colonel Wynne made his closing speech
here. Both events forecasted their future
results. Colonel Wynne's withdrawal was
no surprise here and it created but little
stir among local politicians
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Augusta, Nc, June 2S.--The republicans
of Maine renomlnated Governor Ilewellyn
Power by unanimous vote ut the State
convention held here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
THE GREEN FAcrlos
They Indorse Bill Mcdonald
pepd mr. J0hn c,ssy4

IhCy lnuDrSe Dill McDOnAIe
ceed DIR. John Grant
Dallas, Texas, June 49, a
ton of the Dallas county feppAis
a county convention today, Axa
cation pledged to the re-elesthi
Chairman u. II. R. Green w 4
attend the State convention at WI
August /. William McDonali v
Kaufman county, who 10 Chalrrn
political secretary, was lndcfH
tional committeeman 10 suftsa !
Grant. The anti-Green faction :
! in a few days TO choose Q conlesi'l
ton to the State convention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Galveston, Texas. June 2s-The frst OF a
series OF three games between the Rough
Riders baseball club OF Plano aud the Olean-
dsrs resulted In tie-2 TO ?, twelve innings.
The game was very interesting and al the end
OF the twelfth inning the game WIS called on
account OF darkness
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
Runnels County.

Ballinger, Texas, June 27.-The county
primaries passed off quietly. large vote
was polled. The following county officers
were nominated by an overwhelming vote;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Chattanooga, Ten. Jue 2S.-The Third
Tennessee congressional district convention
today renomiuated Hon John A. Moon,
present member.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
posane County Republicans.

Morgan Texas, June 2S.-The Bosuue
county republican executive committee VIII
meet at Meridian tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

London, June 49, In the lawn tennis touyn.
ment nj Wimbledon today. the Doherty broth
eFs bent Hobart and Nisbet. ca. o.. g 3. for
tue championship ~
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st. Lou,s. June 2s.-Results.

~. Louis, June 2S.--Results.
lit3
:, Five fnrlonga--Lco Planter. Lafayette, Alta
May Time. 1:o5.
Six furlonge- -Randa2Eo. Fourth Ward. Pat
Murphy. Time, i:is.
Sly furlongs-rhe Chemist, Nallssa. Minnie
Weldon. Time, i;iGA.
Milo~-Naomn liowItaer Miss Florida. Time
Las.
Nile and twenty yards -Maddallo, orgar
Pilot Mamie G. Time, l:iaM,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Hursntd In the second baseball game 81 ~
championship serles By . score u 70 Q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

For the state Of Georgia In Ma. :.
Atlanta.
Atlanta, Ca. June es The lemocy,,,.
state convention Will meet here tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
Mrs. Rcbeccn Lowe of Gcorgin.
'eAeo'ed President of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs.)

blue talFss They have net left the stats
!owefer, but haze simply gone 10 cxplora
tne mountains. The place for the next meet
ms Is TO be set by the board
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
New York. juno -shecpahoad races:

New York, June 2S-sheepshoad races:
Five and half furlongs--Apen Tyrshena,
Or. Fttssimmons Time, 0S 4-j.
Mlle-Mhistllng Con, Clonslla, Squire Alb
ington, Time lac 20.
SIX and half furlongs-irsh Reel Tre-
MARCO, Den Ronald. Time LEO ID.
Surf stakes. Ave and half furlongs--Au-
tumn, Miller, Manuel. Time 1901 la
SIX and o half furongs- Damien, The Mas
cot, Howard Mann. Time, 2,0l 10
Mile aud three-quartcrs, hurdle.-Forget
Conrose, Trayant, Tine, 3;iS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

tHlcuSub June .S.--ResultS.
Mile and seventy yards Macy. Teutonic Al
Fresco, Time, LEA,
Five furlongs-santelio. " Overflow Hardy
Pardec. Time. iolA,
Lakeside stakes, Ave furlongs We
nus, Souchon. Toluca Time, i:OOa,
=, Mile. 'oanerges, The Manxman. Fervor.
Time, l;i0k
Sly fnrlougs-nen Hadad. Aigol. Hurley
Burley. Time, 1913.
Mile and sixteenth-c Cherry Leaf, Haphax-
ard, Alvarado IL Time, las
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
Women clubs Leave Denver

Denver, June 2S-ronight the city is de-
serted of its 1000 clubwomen visitors and their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
Hnrdin Comfy INSTR,

j. 7. Ellis, Esq, Of Halle
elected chairman for ensuing +.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-11

1t Little gents shoes, sizes 0 to IL, made to
70 soil at 81 at 73c
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DEATHS.
DEATHS.
MORROW-On October 10, 1898, Sarah

MORROW-On October 10, 1893, Sarah
A., widow Of William Morrow, In her
S5th year.
Relatives and friends arJ invited to ut
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
dence, No. 020 jefferson street. on Thurs.
day, 18th instant, ut 8 o'clock. Interment
private.
HANBY-On October O. 1903. Florence I.
daughter Of Samuel w. and Alice
Handy, aged IA years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from her parents resi-
dence, Brandywino hundred, On Wednes-
day afternoon, October IL, to leave tho
house at o'clock. Services at Bethel NJ.
Il. Church.
Enthusiastically, on October TO- 1898,
Nephi, oldest son Of Joseph and Julia
Lnzey aged ID years.
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from his par.
ents residence, No. 2305 West Second
street, on Thursday sfiernoon, October 10,
1893, at o'clock. Intermens at Mt. Salem
Cemetery.
RASH-On October TO- 1893, Maggie E.
wife of Presley Rash, in her 3Oth wear.
Relatives and friends OF the family nro
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral
from the residence Of her father, Richard
Heritage No. 800 Orange street on Thurs
day afternoon, October 10, at 3 o'clock.
Interment at Riverviow Cemetery. !
ARMSRTONG-In this city, OIL October
II. 1893. Mary f. wife Of Robert P. Arm
strong, aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are invited to as
tend the funeral on Thursday afternoon at
2o'clock, from the lesdence of her nus
band. No. 3l04 Madison street. Eastlake.
Interment private at Riverview Gene
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-11

Tho funeral Of james Carmichael took
place this afternoon from his late residence
No. SO5 West street. Services were conduc.
ted at the house at2 o'clock. Interment
was made In Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery. There was large mum.
Der of floral offerings.
The employees Of the machine shop, OF
which he was supervisor, sending large
chair with tho inscription, vacant on It,
IL large reef donoing his ago 69yoars and
crossed palms There was also numerous
cut flowers from friends. The bearers
were:
Robert Turner, Jacob Null, Frederick
Magingau, James Burns George Schenk,
Linsey Pierce Thomas Holt and Hewson
Il. Lanuan Of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Company's shops.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-11

United States Engineer Smith opened
bids yesterday for dredging the ChriStana
River and removing rock to improve tho
river and harbor for which Congress APP
propriated ssC5,S46 The bids are for
Making a channel Is feet deep at low
Water and n feet deep at high water, and
l50 ltet wide, The contractors will be re-
quited to remove $500 yards day, and
three dredging machines will be employed.
ehe bids per cubic yard arc rs follows:
For dredging American Dredging Com
DAey. of Philadelphia, II l.Jcen,s; Ritten-
1OUie Moore Comany, of Mobile, Ala, Is
NHny, of Syracuse, N. Y, Il 99-l 100 cents;
Atlas Dredging Company. of Winning
tDn, II $40 cents; New York Dredging
Company, of New York city, IL Clio cents;
Baltimore Dredging Company, of Balti-
more NJ cOnts; Sanford e. Brooke
Co, of B re, 10 $40 cents. Simon
Bass, of y CORK city, II % 100 cents.
FIR romo ing rock, }. j. Fitzpatrick,
Pialtsburg, n Y. $7.l3 q cubic yard; In.
terna'ionai Contracting Company Of
B. ra use, n. Y, Sl9; Isaac I. Brown, of
Eew York city, sl3 40; 2. Canford Ros
Company, Of Jersey City, n. j., sl4.T;
Harris Y. Dunbar & Co , OF Buffalo, $ll SO
6tnon Hess, OF New York city, $50;
Charles W. Johnston, OF Lewes, Del,
siS45.
General Smith will forward the bids to
Washington, and the contract will be
awarded from that city. The New York
Dredging Company's bid for dredging,
II Clio cents per cubic yard, is tho lowest,
While for removing the rock. John j.
Fitzpatrick of PIuttsburg, n. Y.,iwho
agrees to do t.,e work for a. l3 per cubic
yard. is the lowest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-11

Deputy Judge H. II Cochran had charge
of lie scales Of Justice in tho City Court
this morning.
George Smith and George Simpson were
fined s. md costs for vagrancy.
Margaret Welsh was released from Jail
yesterday. She got drunk and was fined
81 and costs
requested TO pay " and costs for being
drunk and using bad language on tho
street.
Howard Quarlos was charged with dis.
orderly conduct. Isaac Sutton testified
that Quares got angry because he took ex-
ception to the man while beating his wife.
Ho was fined $40 and costs. Quarles was
Of the opinion that Sutton was tho cause
Of trouble between him and his wife. He
cursed che prosecuting witness as he left
the dcck. He was recalled but the court
let him CO.
Hester Boyd, colorod, one OF he residents
of classic Bird street, was charged with
assault and battery on William G. Butler.
Last evening Hester WIS angry and stab
bed him on the breast and arm because he
was cutting up with another woman. Sho
was held in 1900 bail for the upper court.
Harry Clark was charged with larceny
OF $4.sO from Martin Jennings. James
Davis testified that Jennings has been the
host of Clark for week. They were in
different rooms last night but Clark went
to jennings room. He found the money
In Clark's pocket Jennings was drunk
ir court and had to be locked up. Tho
case was continued until tomorrow morn.
Ing.
George Baker, oolored, who was charged
with highway robbery was allowed to 20.
Reuben Ryberg was charged with being
incorrIgble The case was continued until
tomorrow morning.
James Lofman was held in SEQ bail for
hearing on the charge Of lnroeny Of four
chickens. Officers Kelley and Maloney
saw him on King street as they were going
off duty this morning. He started on q
run and hid in the city market house.
where he was arrested Lofman had four
live chickens in his possession.
The case Of Frank Jones charged with
attemp ed murder was continued until
October II. The man he assaulted Is su II
In the hospitcl.