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nemnnd for More nnttIeshfpr,

The secretary OF tho navy has demanded
more bnttleshipg, and there can be no doubt
that congress will consider bis recon-
mendationa, Protection Is what our sea
ports require, and fortifcations VIII not
adequately supply this Defense against all
disorfers OF q mnlarial type IL. however.
adequately afforded by IIostattor's Ston-
ncb Bitters, an efficient remedy. also. for
constipation, blliousness, dyspepsia. fheu-
matiyn and nervousness.
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Props.
T. p. A. head
quarters.

1 - -
Smith, Dayton, Ohio: L. r. Faust.
u. W. Peak. Fort Worth; j. b. West
!, Sweeney, AngIeton; Norman G..
sly; NJ, ID. Taylor. Wharton; r.
,ews, San Antonio; W. N, Cain,
ie; Dave Fallon. NJ. X. and T. rail-
W Harrison, Paris, Texas; +, H..
houston; Charles Beer, New Orleans;
'er, franklin, ]. c, Easthorn, Hunts
~. Branch. Rockdale; T.. r. Wood
fllass s. ]. 7. johnson, Texas; l.. A.
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", y, u. futile, New Haven, Corn. (;
III shelton. Conn; John II. Bond.
Y A. Johnson, city: Mrs. NJ. r..
rales,ine; Edward Frazier. st. Louis;
rry, Velasoo; Mrs. o. D.Tavllon. We
fuu Radey. |. aud y. n. railway !;
.prrls San Antonioi Harry Alcxan-
Stssnge Chester s. Urbon. Kansas
= Delaney, .Ir.. George II. Storey,
~ iuu-. NJ. Grumbach. Galyeston.
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n hnkNp stTr. Send ", for . NVl,MA Ms SAFE
GUARD" Wilcox Specific Ca, pent. ass phila., IA

permitted 10 ston any nsnn whom he may
find upon the street after tlidREht and
place him under arrest Il he casl not give
satisfactory account I'll himsalf
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/. NORTH AND EAST.

'avorite line. the Louisville and
~ raiiroad, has Increased its al
NY superior facilities for reaching
XIV North and East.
ae wa New Orleans, already oper-
E,puga slecpsrs in fastest time TO
rs Philadelphia, Baltimore, wash-
e,Anta, Jacksonville, Fla. ;sirm-
."ashyille, Louisville and cincin-
n inaugurated line OF through
anu s'eepers through to Chicago
snahge OF cars from New Orleans.
's Memphis has been mate
L. q. ,sned, the run 20 Louisville now
aae In less than eleven hours.
1870 ss Memphis daily at s;i5 D. hi,
r, .psrs ana coaches through. army
'siiie 1875 a. m. Cincinnati ;i:4i
N, start ON a trip to the Moth or
~ you have written to
~ - r. II. Kingsley.
~ 1ssenger Agent. Dallas, Teas.
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nAnt anything try Post want
ca are sure TO be read and they
n one cent a word and less than
80 fun four times or more.
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only one cent word for Post want
Ads" ana sim less II they run four timas
or over. Have you tried themY Nothing
cheaper or moro sure to bring results.
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All Evtucucc To He Adduccd Orally.
Another suit.
Galveston, Texas, February N.-Judgs
Bryant, sitting In chsmbers at Jefferson,
has made an order that all evidence upon
bills and cross bills in the In Porte case
may be adduced orally III open court, and
that all questions as to priority OF claims
shall be reserved for further hearing and
adjudication as the court may deem proper,
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~
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere Nerves
Depend simply, solely,
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich. nOurishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic Is
Hoods Sarszparilla,
Because ii makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving II power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods SarsaPariIla
Cures Nervousness,
Dyspepsia. rheumatism,
Catarrh, scrofula
And all forms Of
Impure blood
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27
SENATOR AlMoN.

Senator Joseph Simon o. MultDo
NAB county has REain triumphec
ever All opposition aud all deiractiou
and has agBin been made President
q theDSenHis without opposition, eE-
oepf from the siI opposition members
who Fgieo for Senator Daily OF Lake
1ad KlAmEth. a matter q party duty.
The senate IL q small compact body
81 Den Rnd IL Is not difheult fr n
lender 0f nen, NJ Mr.. Simon has
pr0Ton hiDsel. 10 be. 20 draw about
bin a controlling sleDeni, hacked oy
a majority Of votes. 40 rs 90 be able 10
shape Up TIE workings u The upper
honse pretty much ~ they please.
while Of Hebrew descent, SsDStsr
SinoDs ability As lawyer, his keen
political sHgBeity, bis unFaryiDR po-
hieBess aud command O. his feelings.
and bic inie0se loyal4ig 90 American
rnst0ns AMI constitutional forms,
have enabled him 10 oVeroome every
Ststuele 90 his success.
In the Dolph senatorial contest q
lsB5 he remained loyal 20 tue eausas
b0lninee 20 The last While be MAS
not MF. Dolphs manager, be proved
n,0re loyal than some o. his managers.
In TIE present senatorial contest be is
Bui Mr.. CHbeii's manager, though DO
6o8bt his loyal supporter. The fact
NJ al sEamlnaiion q Nr. SiDon's
seo0ra oiscloses TIE fact that he is DCa
20 much of a manager Rs'hs Is credited
wilh being Hs ouolly and dslibsT-
Siely and inislligsVilB Goes hss work
a0o treats na men a. nearly equals a.
circumstances Ntll permit He Nill
NOT saerihce party Interests 10 any
mans ambitions and 10 This respect
he becomes a safe party leAoer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27
IuDAYs MARKET.

PORTLAND, sept. %. ~ heat yalle,
81; Nalls Malla, 5Sc.
Flour-Portlsnd, 1926; Superhne
e. 25 per bol.
Osts-White 34la35c.
Hay-S5,al0 per too.
HOps-5lal2rc; old crop Ad5c.
Wool-Nalley, l0Gl2c; Eastern
Oregon, 6al2L.
Mlllstun-Brsn, sl2 80; shorts, sl3.
Poultry - Chickens, mixed, $3.50
turkeys, live, l0Gl2fc.
Eggs-OregOp, 20c per doZ.
Hloes-Green, s2lted 60 lbs, 6ldsfc.
uDoer 90 los, 6f(a 7c:sheep pelts, l5yd2Oc.
OnlOns-Ss0 Der sack.
Butbef-Best dairy, 2S,a3Oc; fancy
creamery, 50cld55c a roll
fOtntOes, 50a55c per sack.
aogs-HeHvy, SA75.
NJ MubbOD-WeAtheIs BIC; dressed, &c
beef-steers, SSg3-5O: COWS, S2.50(G3
fressec, 5iRGf.
SALEM MARKET.
NheEi-5l
DHLs-2S a81c.
Hhy-Baleo, cheat, So(GsI.
fl0ur-ln wholesale lots, $40; re
all u. 90.
HOgs-oressed, &c.
Live eattle-2f(d3c.
Neal-5.f.
Buiter-Dairy 2Oc; creamery 25c.
sbeep-LiYe, s2.50ds3.
MOO!-Best, ,l5c. MOhair 25c.
Hops Best lO,dl2c.
Eggs 30c IN cash.
Poulty-Hens, orc; spring chick
ems, 7(a5c.
Farm smoked meats-Bacon, Ste
IAN, l0c shoulder, 6(a7c.
POtztOes-25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

Mr.. Fulsoo's TIN had Dgf been 10.
frodnos5 ~ the senate al this writing
and and il may DOi be 30 ODe-si5e6 As
% sirike al fhs sslDon iDdusiry uc
the upper river while protecting The
business rs Is is conducted On fbe
lower river.
A bill 90 abolish al kinds q traps
and obsfrDctiOus would be . lawful
measure and there could be other use
ful legislation. But IL is not proven
that the ordinary fshEbesl q the
upper Columbia is fatally injurious TO
ibe salmon crop. while il represents
millions Of property sno employment
q mDrb labor.
Senator Fulton is reasonable Dan
and The fshWbeel interest q TIE
upper river viii DO doubt be Bble 10
persuhds him that he is mistaken IL
be insists Oh classifying fshWhesls
with fisbtraps. Let al reform
measures be constructed fairly and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

And 10. isiD the saddle again.

And 10 is in the saddle again.
Who is paying Ibsir boRrd Rf thiI
session.
Lookout for the speeches thai will
be made in defense Of the fRg,
wEnted-Dr. Drivers real opinion
o. The whole Republican party.
-BBby Jones Of wasuo, 3 member
Of The holdup house in 1877, is in
town.
The enlarged JOURNAL was sur
prise, considering that there is no
barrel 10 sight.
-
As be has been Going fuG many
years, ChRs. FSl1uD lakes ais medi-
cine.
-
Baby" McUuurf proved the kssD-
est one in the lot from Marion county,
when il came 10 naming speaker.
-
The - Uniun members are Dpi
taking kindly 10 outside hossism. 60
Tar they have met by Ihemselres-B
wise course.
DR.. Driver and Baby" MCOOurt
make 3 very pretty legislBtivs tandem,
The olo wHrburse in the senate
buloE the colt in The traces.
-
II the "a Union members act in-
ielEeutly IN concert Ne 4 minority
they can be Of valuable service 10 the
people They seem inclined 10 Do
thai
This pBDer By mistake printed |
Mr.. Glen. senator from Linn, rs q
Democrat. de was elected on the
Union ticket and is Peoples Party |
member.
-
A psge D osy for the POrtlHnu ex-
position and SCARCELY . line in the Or
ag0niRn Eb9It the STATE Pair would
Indicate that the State B0urd either
So mol consider hnt pnper worth I'D
In or else have mol iutelli-
geDoe enough 10 get into il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

Harvey Scott speaks hopefully
almost pstbeticslly SO, of TIE speeiA
session of the legislature As he In
never been there, DO ODe knows Ebs'
kiDd of legislator tbs great Oregor
editor would make. As it % the ODD
place 10 tbe world where any ordinary
man uun make seTenieen kinds q q
fool Of himself, Is is not likely thai
even be would miss all chances.
How lct Of raw, green, unirRineo,
fDeKperieDos6 men, suddenly called
guf uf obscurity and having tbe high
HppsIlaii0D Of lsW-IDsksr thrust upon
them by the HruE p1pulAr Fox Del -
and then asked 20 un1nske existing
laws, make new ones, elect senBtur,
aud examine into all The sbUrf CON-
nOsDings Of ibe oomDnnWeRlth Rt 81 3
DAY ard pay Scr their oWD GOD fish
hnlls-bow can anybody expect any
thing from sDct men under such cir
cuustaocesf
Nov. so tell the truth. we ~gree
with Harvey, and 6oD't expect any
thing from this special session. It
viii be q schooling for these men
and for q lot of young men and
women who UlBg be hired as clerks.
II has shat merit. Il "Opens a door Of
opportunity for persons who would
siherEise hare DO sDch chEDoe 70
nlngls 10 publie AFFAIRS and they
viii be much beDefiied by the eK-
p0sure and rubbing against each
Uihsr.
Harvey Scott does DOT despair Oi
the legislature. be kindly pate IL on
the head and says "it must make its
RECORD for itself" Left 20 its OVID
weak, wy6bly soekinE-cRlf self, with
cut direction or support from 90 high,
or fruan Harvey, THE poor creatures
Will have 30 Wigele along and when
its al over put their tails bstEeen
their iegs and sooot for bone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

The pleasant eject and perfect
safety Sith which ladies may Use
syrup q Pigs, under al e0Dd.iiuDs
makes IL ihsir fAForiie remedy. IL
sci TIE true and genuine article. l0ok
Tor TIE name o. the Caiifornis FSg
Syrup coupany, printea near fbs bot
tom q TIE package FOI SAFE By az
responsible druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27
FULTONs FISH BILL

The Astoria papers report thai
Seuaior Fulton Will early iniraduos 4
ban 10 abolish fshtrsps aAs fish
NAesls He.WA ''aaE tks line" Al
aeiDes and gllinets a. usual, because
Thai h the wAy nearly 1il sElm0n are
LAken 90 tbe lower riFsT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

Mo6 Tea positively cures sick headache,
indigestion and constipation. A delightful
drink. Removes all sruptions Of the skin,
producing a perfect complexion, o. money re.
funded. g cents and 90 osats. LINN &
Brooks, druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27
THE QUESTION: OF EXPANSION.

President ScburmRn. in bis ANNA.
address 20 TIE si0denis of Cornell
university, touched upSD the issDs
brought up the recent war with Spain
relative 90 the disposal of acquired
territory, inelndlDg the Philippines.
he said.
Nov bhst The wRr rs everywhere
seems TO be willingness oD the part
% some 10 depart fron our original
policy. At the begiDning Of THE
conflict rpnes5deut and cur congress
in declaring war, made q solemn
declaration As 10 the motives and
principles 90 which IL WAS 10 be
wRgec. We interfered, We declared,
Ia Cuhs for TIE sake Of humanity. and
disclaiDed any iDieDtioD q forcible
action or ooDirol over the 8slEnd. IL
Is uot in accordance then with these
principles 20 annex any territory
which formerly belonged 30 Spain.
I'VE bear IL advocated that t5e
Philippines belong 10 ne BY righ1 Of
conquest. Buf.the idea that we have
cuDQuerer them ~ 4 mistaken sne,
We have taken Manila, but there
yet remains 1900 insurgents ander
TIE control Of fierce and oesperBte
leader. To claim the islands by right
Of conquest, IL would be neoessEry
FIRST 20 conquer them. We are there
fore un0eI no obligation 90 It's pe9ple.
To keep this force ia snl juEsfiun IL
would also be necessary 10 inRintain 4
large army 10 The Philippines. IL would
be another burden ON 0ur hands and
ED expensive one We onght Dot 10
sacrifice useful Lives when there is DO
Obligation 10 humanity and elvlliEB
tion Involved.
"MouRrehy may expand by Bequsi-
lon Of terrlt0ry, but democracy which !
is government by the people Bad for
The people. eEDDot afford 90 accept Rs
eiilASoE people who are mol capable o.
self-goFernme9f."
7The principles enunrinteo by the
professor are SOUND but they DO not
tOnch TIE problem o. the duty o. cur
government towards territory and
people ghO by The fortunes o. war
have fallen u3d.T our Forrsigniy. /
We arr BOder great moral obligation
30 protect them until a stable govern
neut shall be established. Just how
that shall be ooDe or what they shall
De cHDspie q 10 that direciion time
Will tel
OfoOe thing Americans are certain,
that they can perform their fun duty
IN ihis matter ss well OF better than
IL ibose isrritores aud peoples had
fallen back upon spanish mercy, or
were 10 beoome Enere colonies under
The projection q some European
power American schools. American
postal serrioe, American railroads,
can liberty il you please Win 80
farther 10 give Tie Cnhsns and Fili- \
pinos peace aud prosperity Than any
blessings thar auy other great nation
can shower upon then. The Lsleut
o. The Yankee Sanebo Pam for gov
erning islands has Dol been exhausted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

sask headache aAs0iuIzfy and permanent "
curso BY using Mall Tea. A pleasaul herb
arinS Gnres cOnEtipGti0n and Indigestion.
makes yop eat, sleep, work and huIPy. SAT-
.EiArtiln guaranteed Or Nancy hack. sss and
Lnm Brooks druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

DRINK a sleeping ai Mot,o Tea peiars letiring
a nlgtt and ss how soundly you VIII sleeI
alio nov lnyonsiy you VIII awake in ths
morning i supplies i1ad for INC blaod
whlis Fop slsep, produces . cleRr and heRu.i-
NJ s9npleN'on, GAd cnres G1nE.ipati0a EnS
SiSk hzaaarhs. LHnn A bEoakE, drnggiG.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

The present political bosses Of the
state fair deserve 90 sympathy for the
pred icEmeni they are 10. The city Of
Salem turned them out about ten
thousand people on one day last year
10 help them out. II 5000 had turned
out they would have blowed the
money 10 just The sane. They
bopgbt silver water pitchers aud
presented themselves gold medals,
while The people Of this city made
sacrifices 10 help the fair out OF the
hole hnarclally aud they ran it 10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

Aekes's DyspepslA Tabaels are soll on
b0sirve guarantees. Cures hearl-barn, raising
of be food distress after eating o. any form
q dyspepsia One hltls table, gives in.
mediate relief. age and and soc. Luna &
Brooks, druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

This writer must Bpologtze 10 MISS
Margaret L. Stanley editor and pro-
rrietOr q the Ashland Town TAX, !
very hright local paper, because We
referred 10 the locDl ppper Bt Drain 81
The only one owned Rnd edited 10y 2
woman. The Drain editor h MOI
The ONLY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

DyspsPElH can be cured hy uzng Acker's
Dyl'epsls Tablets. One hrtls tal1et well
give lmmeaiEts Tehsi or money refunded
sold IN handsome IN haEss a. sss. Lunn &
Brooks druggislk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

with only few measures likely 10
ever come before them for 3 vote u
was highly important thai the mem
bsrs saeb have pew set Of oJ5es-'t's-
peciallyH code TINT is ten or Twelve
rspr. behin5 toe times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

A aubbon eOagh or tickling in the thToa
yields 10 One Minute Cough Cure. Harmless
IN sfisci i acts al once. Sione Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

Guued 10 spread until
her head WAS entirely
p1verud Bhs vras tYpAsed
l,y several gOoo doctnrE.
hui grrw wose, gnd the
drrsdful disease apruad
70 hef iGoe she was
taken ~ wv uulehrEted
healuh springs, hut re
ouNad np benefit. MANY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

The spectacle ofR member of the
Stnfe Board q Agriculture having
MALTA dozen tf his family on The pay
rolls is Bn index O the wonderful en-
lisrvrise bbck Of that insiiiuuoD-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27
Eczema!
The Only Cure.

EeHsrnB ia more than u skin disease
and no skin remedies can cure II. The
aOebors Ere unable 10 efiem cure. and
their mineral mixtures are damaging
% the most powerful constitution. The
whole tr0ubls is in the blood, aud
SEiftE Specific IL the only remedy
which can reach such deep-seEtsd blood
diseases
Er,,ms ,v,,,, o,,t M, ms, a,,,,,.,.,... - ...
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

Williamson, o. Crook, introduced
resolution providing for 81 Invitation
30 The ministers Of all denominations
in SRlem.J9 be present u The opening
Of each days session. and some one Of
them ofsr prayer. 10 moving The
adoption q TIE resolution, Williamson
said: "1n Rl probability there has
never been 3 time 10 The legislative
history o. Oregon, when the members
o. TIE house needed the oversight Of
al Almighty God ~ We d. al the
present time"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

NcCuIluch is sumewhnf q u pehet
in the Designation from Marion Wber
il comes TO economy. We rather
srpscted Mr.. FlRCg 30 become ibt
warhurse on that line We predict
for FlREg q career rs fighter he i'
ID Honaudsr Wait tin he gets his
dutch blood up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

plient meoloinef we've tGkan. hut without re-
SUIT, nrll W aeciueo 70 try 4 q a. ana " ne
Hmt The hfsi p01gie was finished hsr head L.
e@n y hoa4 A. ouzen hutrleE cured her oQm-
alttt43 the Mi hei Hkin perfectly smooth she
a nov aEaeen yearf old, and has q maFnihnent
groNth o. hair. Not 4 syn a. the areEdf-ui
disease 6Ef ever returned
E.g sE0EH.
E1ia Lucas Ave. 81 Louis, Ne
Dent expect local applications q
SOAPS Erla saiyef 10 cure EcBsmG. They
reach only the surface, while the d.
saRse comes from within. sWift's
Specific
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

When il comes 10 member u the
state fair blRr5 working through q
$4,000 JOB in which he rs interested
there is 10 dificulty. But ask the
same bonr5 30 put up dollar TO pny
deficits created by hiring their UWD
relatives and they sing D different
song. Such is human nature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-09-27

This pBDer By mistake printed
Mr.. Glen. EenHtor from Linn, Ms
Democrat he was eiscted on the
Union ticket and is Peoples Party
member.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-11
Real Estate Auction saIe..

At the Broadway salesroom yesterday Peter p.
Meyer q Co. soid no. osl west Ihi.tieth street. near
31,6 foreclosure. to John ]. Duny for s3.776; also
Prospect avenue. northeast corner OF Bernin place or
236tn street, plot 50Iio0. foreclosure, to Morris
Franklin for g015.
Thompson 4 Pryor Eold No. 1891 Park avenue.
near ll4th street. threc.story frame tenement house.
lot 24.10xsO. foreclosure. TO Kate soles, for S7.seo;
also No. ~ Leroy street, near Bedford street six.
story brick tenement. lot "a. l0x90.7 x25x9l.4, fore.
clo.ure, to Max Borck. plaintiff. for 994,00O.
Richard V. Harnrtt & Co. sold No. 1888 East Nine
teenth street, near Third avenue. three'story brown.
stone dwelling. lot 23.1iax02. executors sale, 10 y.
Finck for alH, 700; also No. l25 East Thirty. sixth
street. near Lexington avenue. four-story brownstone
dwelling. lot ! 4x0S.9 executors sale, toS. W. Swords
for SEA ESQ; also Nos. l2b to 1872 Clinton place, near
sixth avenue. TWO h~ve-story brick double tenement
houses. plot SO. lOax about ll39x Irregular. execu-
tors sale. TO James Cunningham for $50. 400; also
No. 90 East ll0th street. near Park avenue, three.
story brownstone dwelling. lot ib.sxlI0.lL execu-
tors sale, to George W. Dougherty, for eT,476.
H.. G. Mspes & Co. sold Cottage Grove avenue. east
side, Ob.5 feet, south OF Guerlain place. two-story
frame cottage. stable and lots. each 26xloo. foreolo-
sure, to c.. Hermann. for 81. 800.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-11
HIGH KICKER IN POLICE COURT.
Not Allowed to Display Hor Ability ana Fined
% for DisorderIy Conduct.

Not Allowed to Display Hor Ability and Fined
0S for Disorderiy Conduct.
May Stanley and Sarah Smith were arraigned
in the Yorkville Court yesterday on q charge of
disorderly conduct in a Third avenue cable car
earlier in the day.
The Stanley woman said she was an actress
filling an engagement at a Bowery theatre. She
added that the Smith woman was a friend on q
visit from North Hampton, Mass.
Henry zimmerman, the conductor. said that
the women boarded his north.bound car at
Twenty-third street in an apparently intoxi-
wanted to travel In the car they must not 20 to
sleep. They would not pay their fare nor would
they leave the car. he added. SO he caused their
arrest.
what have you to say y asked Magistrate
I'm a professional lady replied the Stanley
would not take my fare, so my friend paid for me.
The conductor tried to make free with me, but I
wouldn't stand it. l told him l did not belong
business"
What is your occupation - inquired Magis-
trate Olmsted.
MY line is high kicking. Just look. - she an.
swered. as. she lifted her skirts, displaying q
length Of black hose, and posed rs though to
send her foot over the head of a Gerry society
agent standing near her.
Hold on there" cried the Magistrate. ave
cannot permit that in court. 1take 1t for grant
The Magistrate discharged the Smith woman
and fined May Stanley SIS for disorderly conduct.
She.had no money to pay tho fine. SO her com.
panion went out and got it for her.