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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
HISTORY OF THE CRIME.
How Missouri Pacific Train. known
ms the Little Rock Express.
Was Held Tn.

1t was on the night of September % of
last year that the Missouri Pacific train
known the Little Rock express. leaving
Kansas City at 9:15 o'clock. was held up
and robbed by six masked men at the
Pittsburg & Gulf railroad crossing. twelve
miles south of the city. The robbery of
the train occurred about $50 o'clock. and
while the express company says that but
SIS WAS obtained. il is generally under
stood that the loss amounted 10 thousands
The scene Of the robbery is what is gen.
orally known as the Brush creek crossing.
and all trains on both the Frisco and the
Missouri Pacific are compelled to stop
there When the express stopped there
that night. the engine was boarded by two
men who pointed guns in the faces of
tie engineer and fireman and compelled
them TO disnount. Two other men had
taken charge of the little telegraph box
at the crossing. smashing the instruments
and thus destroying all communication with
this city. The operator was marched up
TO the train. and. with the engineer ana
fireman. was compelled to uncouple the
baggage car and engine from the rest Of
the train One OF the robbers. who was
evidently skilled engineer. pulled out
about 80 yards from the scene and stopped.
The baggage car was broken into and the
express messenger was forced out of the
Two safes. one small. and the other the
large through safe. The small one was
Fitted upon the larger. dynamite placed be-
tween them and exploded The explosion
nany parts Of this city. eight miles away
on an air line. The big safe was dem0i
ished and nothing has ever been found Of
the little one. The contents of the large
safe We're taken. the engine turned loose,
and the robbers made their escape. They
lad horses and conveyances hidden in
nearby field. and they were under cover
soon after the affair The engine ran on
dcwn the track about four miles and stalled
near Swope park
There was great hue and cry after
The robbers. but q full week DaSSed hN he
fore ANYTHING at all was accomplished
Then ". w. Lowe. a switchmRn on the
santa Fe road. was arrested. He was kept
n close confinement for fourteen days. and
fnaiiy told the police all that he knew
about the case. His story implicated Jesse
James. Charles Polk. Caleb Stone, Andy
Ryan and an unknown man named Evans.
FOLK and Ran are now in the county jail.
Stone Is out on bond. Evans haS never
been captured. but after the train robbery
at Macomb. Mo. where the Memphis was
held up. Lowe journeyed to Mansfield and
identified the man known as William Jen-
mngs as the man Evans
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
STRIKE IS SPREADING.
All Arkansas and Indian Territory
Mines Will Is~ Cloacd Down
Shnrllv.

SOUTH MALESTER. I. T. Feb. IS
Especially The Kansas and Texas Coal
Company's mine shut down and ,oo miners
struck at Cherryvalc this morning. The sit
uatiun is becoming very critical and a gen
crai strike in all OF the Indian Territory
and Arkansas mines IL anticipated. IL is
reported that the krehs mines will shu;
down tomorrow. in which event the union
will order all OF the other mines to shut
down. The operators remain firm in their
decision that they will not acccc:c 10 any
of the demands of the union.
PANA. ILL. Feb cs-Onc hundred me-
gro miners will leave here tomorrow for
Har'shorn and McAles,er. !. T. to take the
places OF union miners who are on u
stiike Ihc Southwestern operators to-day
iui hlHhed them tickets.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK, Feb. oS.-R.ports
from the coal mining district in Western
Arkansas Indicate that the wholesale walk
put oi tnt miners has begun and that the
niSEest sttikc oi recent wears in the South
Ne*i Is on. both Operators and miners re-
!aSe 10 hudSe an inch from the positions
thcy nave assumed. and there is absolutely
10 prospect OF settlement in the near
iuturs- AT the mines of the t,hoctaw
n,hih hgma a Gulf railroad. in the territory
,he i''o union miners heretofore employed
are "ut. and their places are being fiIed
iS neariy as possible l.y -, non-union men
re contest promises TO be "A Ions; and
efunern ST ,Sn orr on ons and nothing but the advent
OF warm weather will lessen the severity of
ahe strike on the general public "a regards
an inevitable coal famine The strike is
largely IA sympathetic one, but by most of
me miners 1t Is a welcOma finish fight to
atetermlne the merit of the complaints they
nave long preferred against the operators
ana upon what they have appealed to the
ARKANSAS legislature for relief in certain
respects. " ~
MACON, MO. Feb. 2S.-One hundred ard
nitE miners quit work to-day at Bavier.
pttuinS settlement of difficulties between
the Black Diamond Company and its driv-
eers. The drivers struck because their
hours had been shortened
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
POPE HAS A PAINTING FIT.
Taken Ill Again Yesterday, but 1t Is
Denied Tint 1t Was
Serious.

ROME, Feb. IS, y. m.-The pope has
had a prolonged faintirg fit.
The pope had 4 fatisuiEg day yesterday
receiving coTgra tu!atioI!S on the approach
ing anniversary OF his coronation and COM
planned of the cold which has been intense
for two days. DIR. LarpOni found some
fever and ordered the patient to remain in
bed and take complete rest. The phys-
clan has since visited the pope three times.
1t is almost certain that the ponttical re-
ceptions and ceremonies fixed for March
and viii! be countermanded
Dr. Lapnoni will sleep at the vatican to-
night. He declines to give any informa-
ton. DR.. Mazzoni has also visited the pope
professionally during the day. Callers at
the vatican have found everything in the
usual condition there: and all inquiries
We're met with the denial that the pope 5
indisposition is serious.
His holiness arose this morning at II
O'Clock. but IJr. Lstpponi insisted on his re-
turning 10 bed. aS he was suffering from
fever following Il general chill. with pains
in the lumbar regions.
Cardinal Ramro!Ia. papal secretary Of
state. paid several visits to the pope in the
course OF the day. The receptions Cor
March and the service in the papal chapel
lined fer 'he following day have been coun-
ranged for Thursday. the invitations 10
which have been issued by Cardinal Ram
Tomorrow the Osservatore Romano will
publish an official bulletin regarding the
popes Illness. In the meantime. the rleri-
cal papers are silent Oh the subject
LONDON. March 1.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Daily News says:
The sudden changes in the weather
brought OH the rope's bowel complaint.
from which he has never been entirely
free since last summer when it was re-
garGed alarming. This is aggravated by
a pain i'll the left side near the spleen.
"IntrgueS have already been begun with
regard 10 possible corclave and names
of candidates are in circulation. The in
dicationS are that the conciave should it
be called soon, would he divided dis
tinctly into two factions. The first is the
simply religious faction supporting Padre
Gotti. a barefoot Carme'ir. monk from
Genoa. distinguished merely for learning
and piety. who would have good chance
of success.
The second faction which favors an ex-
tension of the political power of the pope.
has three candidates. Cardinal Bishop Luigi
OrcSia di San:e Stsfana dean of the sacred
college and caInerlercr of the Holy Roman
Catholic church: Cardinal Bishop Seraiino
Nannutsll:. bishop of fiascat and prefect
of the congregation OF bishops and reeu-
lars. and cardna! priest Mariana Rampolla
del Tindaro pcn'ifical secretary of state.
arch-priest OF the vatican vasilica and
grand prior ii Rome of the sovereign mill
tary order of ST. John. of Jerusalem. All
of thes. are intransigetutS and there is no
possibility of foreigner being elected pope.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Nagnetixed Dice.
From the New Orleans Times Democrat.

From the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Among the battered !iotsam and jetsam
that has accumulated in a second hand
store not Il great distance from Jacks on
square is shabby round table with :,
curious secret and doubt Il still more
curious history. The top was once COW
cred with green billiard cloth. which now
is worn to tatters. and GscioseS steel
plate set IN the center and perhaps ten
inches square The whole top Is loose
and can he removed revealing an interior
space containing Il hUrSosho..i magnet
wound with wire and connected with an
armature Yer. much like that of an ord-
nary telsgraphic instrument. A close exc
animation shows an insulated wire rum
ming down one Of the legs to Il smal! knob
or button. protruding on the outside.
When the top is in place the steel pate
rests directly over the magnet. This
strange device is explained clearly enough
ty It's present owner. 1T is "A dice table"
he said. 'on which a lot OF money has
been won. When II was in order there
was a good sized battery inside. connects
ed with the magnet When the knob on
the leg Was pressed the current was turned
on ard that mad. the steel plate magnetic.
The dice they used with it had small
metal disks on one face and As long as
the current WIS on they naturally fell that
side down. When the knob was released
they would fan any way they Glanced 20
come. so all Jh%t was Hccessar. fer the
operator 10 do was 10 keep his kree on
the button and he could absolutely control
his rnlay"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
FIL!sUsTERING FAILS.
Opposition Tries I'm Vain to Hinder
the Passage of Public Build
inRs Atll.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-The house
spent practically the entire time OF the
seven hours session to-day passing the
public building bills favorably acted upon
by the committee OF the whole ten days
ago. The opposition sought in vain to
consume time by roll calls and other fill
clustering tactics. but their numbers were
so slim that in no case could they secure
a roll cali. AT last their efforts to impede
the passage of the bills was abandoned
and they We're passed with great rapid
ity.
Sixty-one bills in e.! were passed. carry
ing s9S'2,vo. $4,000 of which, however
Mhe amount appropriated for the New
York custom house, is TO be repaid from
the proceeds of the sale of the old bull l.
ing. Only one billed failed. that appro-
Rriating $500 for building at Bluefleld
w. Va. The conference report upon the
postoftice appropriation bill. agreeing to the
senate amendment making an appropria-
tion for the mai. subsidies was adopted
The general deficiency appropriation bill
was reported and will be considered to-
morrow. i: is the last Of the budgets 10
be acted upon by the house and will prob
ably be passed under suspension Of the
rules.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
nj, from tho latter charge except Del Har-
b. MI, " W loMn aud William j Emith

nj, from tho latter charge except Del Har-
haugh w W. Lowe aud William J. Smith
thia crime were known three or four days
prior to the date cf Loves confession, II
* = fact that detectives shad"w'd Jesse's
house and the express mess scngcr called
q; lessc's stand early the next morning
Tor tho purpose ~ idsnt'fyinE him. You
have. h.4rd Low" state tha, kennedy re-
fused rcp"a'o'i.y, t" Join the party. OF rob
hers lie "nmplcioiy @Noneratrs Kennedy
from al blame. lie also said that he went
IL commit i crime with two m.n who
werc 'eta! s;r:.nEsrs to him, Docs this
stcry wei. Il" has ;t>cd "A few incidents
ard dates. hwt tha; is al.
ore OF ~" .surr'me c!rcrts thar Hsr-
haurh has made was thc attempt TO show
that ihe defendant WAS 1T Leeds or August
=. II" has sent Ia Colorado New Mexico
and Arkansas 10 secure witnesses TO prove
this onc point
III I. Malice was a brakeman on the
freight train, and ho was Il sChoolmatc Of
Jesse jane. This man Vale" WIS the
ol-e man who could know and tell wh"ih-
have h.ar! now the Missouri Pacific Rail-
WY COMPANY has removed Nals.' +" Kan
sas SO that he comlL not he brought 10
testify. | ask Non not 10 convict this by
inr tho Missouri Pacific railway. for ! be-
LEY" in giving even 4 dog sq'iar" deal.
MIR. l"hrSon has said that tn" proof that
.I,sss WIS out Il, Leeds on Sunday. August
y is ;h, Rock 81 Gibraltar upon VIII oh
n" stat. -os's its case. II This is the
ore tli pl faNl''''' INA. nt,'.S tHe YOUNG
mans ~. il the balance. should lie
permitted 4, have Valiee as a witness. hut
they won't let Ms hav" him"
M Walsh referred TO many statements
made 10y Assistant Prosecutor johnson
questioning the a!ibi evidence which was
Introduced.
..In regard 10 the letter which Mr. Reed
has, r,aac such ar important pivot in his
case. even if Jesse did write il, wha, has
tifat 20 do with the establishment of Jesse's
guilt? i has no bearing on the case at
all"
At 5.a5 Mr. Walsh concluded:
Gentlemen of the Jury. this trial is over
far as my small part is concerned, and
leave il all TO you and will state that
this means something moYe than the
indication of this boy. 1t means that
those old bears on the seal OF state should
BE- taken down and in their place the pic
ture Of Del Harbaush should lie substitute
ed. Surely. if you should return with
verdict Of guilty, the gods would weep upon
this court house"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
TORNADO IN MISSISSIPPI.
Twelve or Fourteen Persons Injured. !.
Two Sd hadly That They
Died,

NiCksBt tRG. MISS. Feb. 2S.-Telesraoh-
ic advicss from Yazoo City give the details
of the destructive tornado which passed
over that Section Sunday night. Many
houses We're blown down and twelve or
fourteen persons We're injured. Mr. ard
Mrs. Hamilton. together with their son
daughter-in-iaw and TWO children Were
carried l,ciily a distance of SS Yards by The
wind Hamilton and his wife were 50 bad
" injured that they died shortly after
ward
Mrs. nevine. a lady IS years old was
cr,lshed hv the roof OF her house falling On
her and fatally Injured. E.Sh, or ten tam
ilies were rendered destitute ana much suf-
f.y;nS Is reported. Th-, force of the wind
was terrific. hickory trees eight and len
inches in diameter being Iorn ~ spiin,srs
Horses. cattle and fowl Were killed in large
numbers.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
WILL ACCEPT SENATE BILL.
President Mckinley OppOsed to Army
REORGANIZATION Plan, but
Won't Oppose II,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.--Representatiye
Hull. of Iowa. had conference with the
president this afternoon concerning the
army reorganization bill. II is understood
that the president shares the objections
raised by Mr.. Hull to many features of the
senate bill. At the same time, there is a
desire 10 avoid an extra session. and for
this reason the indications are that OBJ
jectinns 10 the bill will be waived and the
measure accepted.
Mr.. Hull said late in the day that the
tendency was toward an acceptance of the
bili. Tor unless accepted he believed there
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Frank brown Pardoned.

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. 2s.-fSpeciaD
Governor stephens to-day granted Il par
don TO Frank Brown. convicted of uinn-
slaughter in the third degree at the No
vember term 1885,, of the circuit cour,
OF Butler county. and sentenced to three
years in the penttent!ary: Brown killed
blow or his fist Elders had been annoy
ing Browns wife with attentions, Brown
was induced TO enter a plea Of guilty wn-n
he would, on the evidence have properly
been accuirtei
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Cheaper Postage for tn. blind,

WASHINGTON Feb. cS-tSpecial, In
the ,,rate to-day. the hin OF Representa-
tive Peters. ct Kansas. providing for a re-
ductlon ~ postage on the Transmission of
whiting by Ih- blind. WAS passed. The re-
duct.on 10 third rate Postage IS authorized
the sround that the paper used nv The
blind in wrlt!ns Is far heavier Than thar
used for ordinary purposes and first class
rates are. therefore. 4 discrimination
against those already unfortunate
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
F. which favors an ex-
"FILIBUsTERs" At MEMPHIS.
stead of Mobile, us Was
Planned.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Feb. 2s.-The "sol-
diers of fortune" ll2 in number. en- route
from Kansas City to New Orleans. left
Memphis at O'Clock tonight. The orig
inal destination was Mobile. but this was
changed. owing TO the publicity the expedi-
ton had gained. From conversation with
members of the party. 1t Is thought they
are making for Port Barrios. Honduras.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Ewing Case to BE Called To-day.

MARYVIII.E. MO. Feb S.-,Special)
The case Of the s,at2 against Mrs. George
Ewing. charged with the murder of her
sister-in-law. which was TO have come up
in Tie circuit court. has NOT get been
calfel bu, Prosecuting Attorney Martin
stated this evening that II will be called
Tomorrow morning. and that a lime 10.
It's trial will then be determined. He-siated
that the trial VIII certainly taae place
Curing tie present term or al an ad-
paESS9 term not later than April.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
BUILDING BILLS PASSED.
Kansas City. kns.. Is to Get *I5O.OOO
and Topeka Will Get
SSO.OOO.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-(Special) The
house to-day passed the bills providing for
the erection OF public building at KAN
SaS City. kas., TO cost $l5n.rg and for the
extension OF the public building a, Topeka.
at a cost of $4,000. Both these bills We're
called up IN the senate during the after
noon by Senator Baker and PASSED and
VIII now go 10 the White House for the
presidents approval. The house also passed
the bills proVi!iaS foc public buildings AT
Norfolk and Hastings. at a cost OF $1,000
afl,
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01

WASHINGTON. Feb. @S.-tSpeciaIl w.
F. Evans assistant attorney Of the Rock
Island Of Topeka. is in the CITY
pelesaIe-elect Dennis Flynn has Return
ell 10 Oklahoma.
j. r Burton. of Kansas. has returned
10 Washington. after short absence
George Petty. OF Kansas City, is in
Washington
d. w Eastman. OF Enporia Kas has
been recommended by the Kansas tielec.-
ton for the appointment as consu! 10
Barcelona as soon as relations with Spain
IA ra res
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Conservative.

From the Boston Transcript.
Qutrby-"Don't you think Medley carries
his anIi-imperia..sm rather far
Pe:nber-:.i don't know. What makes
you ask2''
Quinby--He stopped his daughter singing
Up in q Balloon" because u sinacks Of
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
II. Il. Clarke Locate. In kan... City.

Robert +. Clarke. FORMERLY with T. B.
Boyd X Co. OF ST. Louis and one OF the
most favorable and widely known !urnish-
Ing goods statesmen Of thai city. has accept-
I'd position with Woolf Bros. OF this city
Mr.. Clarke Will be 4 valuable acquisition 10
woolf Bros. owing 10 his thorough knowi-
edge of correct dressing and his abilt-
ty TO make friends tor khe nrm for
which he works Woolt Bros are making g
several changes and Improvements in their
store 10 add 10 its St:ractSvne>S while
their spring stock Of furnishing and cloth
ing is the most complete and hanaSomsSt
ever seen in Kansas City.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01

From the indianapolis Journal.

From the Indianapolis Journal.
Yes" said the lady from Boston, speak
ing of her favorite lecturer. he is one
whom the laity would designate a bis
cult john"
Beg pardon said a member of the
laity.
"Oh, to be explicit. a crackerjack"'
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Needed Only . File.

From the Philadelphia Record
Turnkey-'Now. me worthy friend. yer
locked ZIP where yer can't escape. Why
hull regiment of sojers couldn't release
yer.
Jovial jim the burglar-'N yp. pard. but
q single file would See?'
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
About the Size of II.


From Judge.
Little Elmer-"Papa, what Is horse
play"
Professor Broadheat''It Is the cutting
of caperS OF the kind that II INDUCED IL,
BY = horse would cause the animal 10 be
shot on suspicion Of mental and moral uY-
spuldneSS.' -
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Under Their Own Roof.

From the Chicago Record.
What are YOU doing. Henry"
Il knocked IL chair over. and it fell
against the piano
We'll do be more careful Remember
We are not living in furnished rooms
now
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
The Modern Method.
From the Indianapolis journal.

From the !ndianhpo!.s Journal
1T an awful thing not to know where
onss next meal is coming from"
Yes. but a good many OF us married
men are experiencing 1t since the grocery
store, have got to advertising bargain
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
shades of Meaning.

From the Indianapolis Journal
The erowler-"Contound these newspa-
perS. Why can't they say man was par
atyzed instead OF stricken with pafaly-
sis
The bibb-r-"Because the meaning Is to-
tally otherwise.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Rough on Auntie.

From Stray Stories.
old
CiSsy-"Mv aun.ie says it's only 100
Tommy-"Oh. wei. I suppo G that's as far
back as she can remember
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
For poi.opi.e Her Hu.hans.

NEIILSNILLE,~W MIS-, Feb :S-Nrs
Nel.,i ESset has beer arrested IN the town
OF Eaton. charged with numbering her hus-
band. John EgSet. by giving him poison. II
Is said Mr.. EgGet was the womans thug
husband. and all oSkheW are dead
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01

IS fool
Second citizen-"He might prove It by
sending you to jail.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
walsh Closes for the ncf-u.e.

At i:ls =. III. Frank +. Walsh began the
closing argument Tor the defense.
'''ro a man who has led the life that
young James has. death iS preferable to
Imprisonment he said. 1T would be- bet
ter 10 snuI out one life than ruin three
Mr.. johnson has tod you that character
means nothing. but the iaw tells You that
"A rlaa with suca Il character and such a
reputation has the defendant. ,annot
be guilty Of the crime with which he has
bee:l charged. ~
Mr.. Walsh called the attention of the
jury TO the instructions. % the court which
refer 10 the consideration which should
be given 20 persons who huplicate other
persons In crime in order 10 svSEfe them
selves from Imprisonment.
I'VE do not claim tha; there IS a great
conspiracy 10 convict Jesse james. We
do not claim that an Hose concerned in
ths prosecution are dishonest. We excladv
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-01
Extinct.

Extinct.
celer.
Poets. sir. ere born"
in The Last fifty years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-13
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Agent Smith Presents Hs MonhIy Report 10
ErscutIvs Committee Of prsnn,lun Sonlatr.

TIE executive committee of the
Rhode Island Society for the Preven-
ton of Cruelty to Animals held It's reg
u1ar monthly meeting yesterday after
noon AT the office OF the society. 6l
Westminster street, room q. MrG e.,rge
A. Buffum acting as chairman.
General Agent Smith presented his
report for the month of Noyamber.
which showed the following cases IN
vestigated: For cruelty beating ANIMALS
b; overlooking j; depriving Of necessary
sustenance 2; working when unfit for
labor az; horses taken from wo 20;
working when diseased :: waking
when unshod 2. working with bad Gar-
ness IL; torturing 6: glandersd ard
farcy cases reported 10 the Staic Poard
OF Agriculture 4: there were So cases Of
cruelty to horses: 2 for cruelty II dors:
for cruelty to cattle and 10 cruelty
TO fox. SO persons were admonishtd
for various offences. There Were 4, an.
imals humanely killed, is horses.
dogs; and % cats. The total number )f
animals involved were III. us hors s.,
q cows. dogs, "a cats. and | fox. .Tl.rre
were six cases prosecuted Nv. ir he
Sixth district court, and one case il the
Twelfth district by Agent Boulcy Of
Woonsocket. The total amolnt o. fines
imposed were sS5.
One hundred and three new members
have Joined the society during the
month, and have contributed 1900.