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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-02-25
TOLEDO.

W sobote wystapi dwukrotnie W
teatrze Valentine nasza najznako-
mitsza artystka dramatyczna pani
Helena Modrzejewska; W przy-
sz}ym tygodniu ME omieszkamy
podac sprawozdania 2 jej wystepu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-02-25

w Cripple Creek, Colo. odkryto
tax wielkie zyfy z'ota W kwarou, ze
kapitslisoi, kt6rzy 50 w2ascioielami
tych grunt6w, stall sic prawie W je.
dnym dniu miliorerami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-02-25

w Chicago utworzy!a sic sp6lka
kapitalist6w pod nazwa: "American
Hide. & Leather Co." kapitalem
$60,00O,O0O, rnajaoa "a eel dostawe i
garbowauie sk6r potrzebnych W pre-
mysle szewskim i rymarskim.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-02-25

Wyspa Kuba, Puerto Rico, sta}y
sic cd ukodczenia wojny hiszpahsko-
amerykanskiej przedmiotem roma.
itych spekulacyj finansowych. Me.
tylko ze kapitalisci ameryka6scy "a
kupili prawie wazystkie kopalnie, ale
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-02-25

Propouowana fabryka cukru W o.
kolioy Bay City prawdopodobnie
ME przyjdzie do skutku, DO fabry.
kanoi cukru zdecydowali sic pienia.
DE w1ozyc W przedsiebiorstwa ma
wyspie Kubie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-02-25

Wiascioiele rzezalai W Chicago,
znani pod nazwa Armour, Morris
Swift & Co., ME zadawalsja sic mie.
lionowymi zyskami, kt6re oiagns
rok rocznie re swoich przedsie,
biorstw; postanowili oni zorganizo.
wac trust, obejmujscy wszystkie RE
zalnie znajdujace sic W Stan. Zjedn.
Uklady te toczs sic obecnie W New
Yorku SO wszelkie widoki po tenn,
20 zamiary ich doprowadzone zostana
do skutku. Wynikiem naturalnym
takiego monopolu bedzie podwyz
szenie cen miess, i zupe}uie zrujno-
wanie rzeznik6w, ktorzyby ohoieli
stawiac i'm konkurencye.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-02-25

Prezydent Stan. Zjedn. wyznaczya
specyalna komisye do zbadania "a
rzut6w, jake czyni gen. Miles do
stawcom miesa ma wyspy Kube
Puerto Rico. Komiaya ia zebra}a
sic po pierwszy raz W zesz}ym ty-
godniu. Zajmie ona sic badaniami
zeznai swiadk6w, ua kt6rych sic
gen. Miles powo}uje, jako tez wez-
wani zostana znawcy fachowi, kt6-
rzy sic zajeli chemicznem badaniem
tego miesa.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-02-25

nadto codziennie prawie zg1aszajs sic
do Washingtonu kapitalisci prosbs
o udzielenie i'm pozwolenia ma budo.
we kolei W rozmaitych miejscowo-
sciach tychze wysp. Do obecnej
chwili zorganizowane kompanie kole-
jowe rozporzadzaja wartoscis wyno.
szacs $4,000, 900; s}owem, jezeli
srodki komikacyjne ma tych wyspach
przeprowadzone zostana, MONA sic
spodziewat ze przemysl rozwinie sic
tamze do niebywasych dotad rozmia.
row. zajecie wyspy Kuby przyczyni.
10 sic bezposrednio do zamkniecia
wielu fabryk, wyrabiajscych cukier z
burak6w, gdys plantacye trzciny Gu.
krowej, przy niskiej psacy robotnika
ma tel wyspie, beds sic wiele lepiej
opsaty, niz mozolna niepewna raft
nerya posaczona uprawe bursk6w.
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w Easton, Pa. podpali} G. H.

w Easton, Pa. podpsli1 q. h.
Stevens, bysy nauczyoiel, re zemsty,
70 60 posady zajmowanej wydalo.
no, kolegium Lafayette. Wyrokiem
sedziow lrzysiegaych skazany zos.ai
ma 8 lat ciezkiego wiezienia. Obroh
oy Stevens'a dowodzili, ze popeanii
on ten czyn W napadzie obiakania,
lecz badania lekarskie wykazaay, ae
posiadai zupeanie zdrowe zmys}y,
dopuszczsjao sic tel zbrodni.
-Okret "Pavonia" linii okreto.
wej"Concord," o ktorym donosiiy pi-
sma krajowe, ze mia} zatonac wraz
z pasazerami i zaloga ma morzu,
znsjduje sic W Panta del Gada ma
wyspach Azorskioh. Pasazer6w wy
sadzono ma inny okret, kt6ry ich
przywiezie do Bostonu. Ma okrecie
"Pavonis," znsjdowalo sic r6woiez
kilka familij polskich.
SAD przysiegaych przyznsa Ely.
Gle Herpich ST. 800 wynagrodzenia
przeciw Sybley'owi, ktory by1 przy-
czyns smieroi jej ojoa, spowodowa.
nej wybuchem gazoliny. Sybley,
przybywszy W odwiedziny do Her.
pichow, rzuci& przez nieostroznost
palace sic zapaake, ktcra spowodo.
waia wybuch gazoliny i smierc OLGA
Edyty, ktory ohcia} pozar ugasic.
w Lewiston, Me-, aresztowsno G..
w. Pierce'a, ktory possa} sedziemu
Cornish i jege zastepcy Teelowi, Ia
trute cukierki arszenikiem. Dawna
uraza do niego "a przeprowadzenie
niesiusznego procesu popchue'a Pier.
ca do tego zbrodniczego kroku.
Pierce " przyznai sic wiezieniu do
why, twierdzsc, ze 60 do tego miaa
nam6wit NJ. S. Warren.
-Pan'a G. E. Wright, mieszkajaca
prey granicy miasta W Indianapolis,
kiedy wyszsa domu napadi jakis
nieznajomy cz}owiek, widooznie W
zamiarze zbrodniczym. Roagniewa,
ny jej oporem, wydobyi n6z z kie-
szeni i pokoleczyl ja twarz i kark,
a nastepnie ucieka. Rama jednak ME
jest smierteloa.
w Columbus, O., grasuje SLIME
ospa. w szpitalu cd zarazliwych
chorob, znajduje sic 26 osob, ME Ii
ozac W to choryoh, kt6rzy sic leoza W
prywatnych domach; pomimo wszel-
kich starah srodk6w ostroznosci "a =.
raza ia niebezpieczna ME ustepuje "
tenn miescie.
Z Pekinu donosza, 20 W Talio
wan przysz}o do starcia pomiedzy
Moskalami, a ,hihska ludnoscia
Powodem zaburze # by'y nalozone ma
krsjowcow podatki. Podozas starcia
300 Chihczyk6w zostaso zamordo.
~aoych przez moskiewskich zolnie.
rzy.
Wskutek eksplozyi kotsa pora
wego W rracowni, zsjmujacej sic
wyczyszczeniem materao6w, a znaj
dujacej sic PREY Stobo ul. W Pitts
burgu, zabty costa! ma miejscu J.
Moore; wskutek tel eksplozyi zosta'
i budynek znacznie uszkodzony.
w zesa2ym tygodniu spsli'y
sic miliony sszni drzewa budoloow e.
go W Akron o., nsleiaoe do "Tho
mas Lumber Co." Strata wynosi
przeszso 100000, kt6ra tylko po
ozesci pokryta jest ubezpieczeniem.
w Chicago zastrzelil A. Mel
son szewca J. Sunstroma, k}adac 90
we soie trupem wystrzalem z rewol'
weru. Slnstrom posadzal Nelsona O
blizsza znajomosc lego aona Zso.
czyhce policya aresztowtla.
w Lorain, 0. are sztowano To.
masza Durass'a ma mocy podejrzenia,
ze nalezy do handy zbrodniarzy,
kt6rzy zrabowali bank W Oberlin, o.
z Texsrkana ucieklo 21 wiezni6w
kt6rzyzrcbili otw6r W soianie. Do.
stall ds6to mlotek pokryjomu "a
&atwili sic ts sprawa przez niedz:ele.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-02-25
PRACA | KAPITAh.

-Fabrykanci naczyh glinianych
W stanie Ohio dokladaja usilnych
starah, aby zawiazujacy sic nowy
trust, ktory mia} objat oaay prze.
mysl garncarski W tym stanie ME
przyszeda do skutku. Spraws ia opar-
Ia sic ostatecznie ssdy cywilne W
Cincinnati, W kt6rych ma byd osta-
tecznie roztrzygnieta. w imieniu
trustu wystepuje sedzia Dillingsby z
Findlay, reprezentantem rzeczni
kiem fabrykant6w wyrob6w glinia.
nych, kt6rzy So przeciwni koncen
trowaniu tego przemyssu W kilku
rekach, jest Chas. w. Baker adwo
kat Phelps, r6wniez z Findlay, O..
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
THE JUNTA'S OWN STORY.
American Troops Charged with Mur
derins women and Chiidrsa

American Troops Charged with Mur
derins women and Chiidrea
Hove KoSe. Feb. i3-The Filipino
junta here has issued the following
statement:
"A Manila steamsr has arrived here
with the American censored version OF
the fight. which is utterly false: The
Americans commenced heavily and by
the t~reachery Of General Otis, stimuli.
taneously, by land and sea. Aguinaldo
possesses a signed guarantee from the
American commissioners that there
would be no hostility on their part.
Hence the Filipino troops were resting
and many of the Filipino officers were
at the theater Saturday night, and
were arrested shortly before the out
break.
The bombardment OF the defense
less towns Of Malate, Paco. Santa Ana
and Malabon caused frightful slaugh.
ter among the women and children
Il Is estimated that 4.0ou Of them were
killed.
The Filipino troops. whose loss
was COnpaEabi'tAy suleAAi eShaCAousAy
held their positions
The conduct of the Americans IN
the suburbs was outrageous. They
compelled the inhabitants to leave
their houses and then shot them down
regardless OF sex.
There is a reign Of terror at Ma
Mia Civilians are shot in the streets
without being challenged.
THE lloilo commissioners arrived
at Manila at the invitation Of tho
Americans and when they were start.
ing to return the American soldiers
were looting and p~illaging.
"Aguinaldo sent commissioners TO
inquire OF General Otis the reason for
the hostilities, offering summary pun.
ishment IL the Filipinos were found to
be at fault. lie received no satisfac-
ton.
The Americans are apparently do
termined on n war Of determination,
similar to their doing in Carolina in
November, violating the rights Of
mankind and OF civilized warfare and
committing a monstrous outrage ON
civilization.
There is no doubt that the action
Of General Otis "a a political move TO
influence the vote Of the United States
Senate. fearing an exposure Of tho
corruptious at Manila
-Four vessels are leaving Manila 70
lombard IlOiIa7
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
ANOTHER El0PEM
Discharges Soldier and Farmers Daughter
Figure ms Principals.

Jack Wilson, a railroad man e =
ployed by the Elkhorn road at Dead
wood. and Miss Cad Martin. tho
daugher OF J.. S. Martin, a farmer liv-
ing near Chadron, figured as the prin-
cipals in an el6pementla last week, which
might have proven unpleasant for both
parties had not a passing freight train
made possible their escape but a few
minutes before Martin, enraged at tho
action of his daughter, arrived in town
prepared to wreak vengeance upon
Wilson for carrying his daughter
away from home. The young couple
had been keeping company for some
time, but last spriug Wilson enlisted
as a member OF the Chadron company
in the Second Nebraska regiment. When
he left for the south the parents, who
opposed the match, thought that it
was broken off, bat the soldier soon
returned and the ardor Of his love-
making seemed only to have been in
creased by his absence. Recently he
was forbidden by Martin to pay fur
Their attention TO his daughter, the
young people decided upon an elope-
ment, and carried their plans into
effect. The train. which afforded them
means OF eluding the irate father, was
bound for Deadwood, where the young
couple are now living.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
EARFULEXPERIENCE
OUT ALL NIGHT IN A DRIV-
ING STORM.
Dawes County Deputy sheriff Lost the
Road Twenty Miles From Home and
Was Compelled to weather = storm
with the Mercury Way Below zsry.

Driving throughout the long hours
OF the night in a binding snow storm,
with the thermometer way below zero.
Is the experience which Fred Edener,
jr., deputy sheriff Of Dawes county,
was compelled TO undergo n night
last week by reason of missing the
road home. when he was twenty miles
south OF Chadron. lie lies at his home
now nursing a frozen foot. and is ex'
tremely thankful that he escaped with
his life after the terrible night. Eide
ner was 10 the southern part OF the
county on official business and had &c
visit only one more ranch before start
ing home. lie missed the ranch for
which he was headed and when night
fell he found that he had missed the
road and was lost in the snow storm.
After vainly trying TO find some hu-
man habitation he covered himself up
in his buggy and waited for the dawn
Of the morning. When morning came
he found himself TO be within a half
mile of a friends home. thirty miles
south of Chadron. Having removed
his shoes during the night for the pur'
pose of keeping his feet warm he
found himself unable to draw on his
shoes and had TO wall, the half mile in
his stocking feet. When he gained
ndmittance into the house he was
nearly exhausted and believed himself
to be frozen. but upon examination
found that he had suffered only the
freezing of ms right foot as the result
~ tho ..rr;bl. p;rh,'e adyaptura
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
Edluud Lived Mt Ceresco.

Gustaf f. Edlund of company b.
First Nebraska, who was recently
killed at Manila in one of the three or
four battles in which the First Ne
braska has been engaged, was well
known in Ceresco, where he worked
for two or three years in the drug
store Of DR.. Bush. He was a very quiet
~unassnming young man and Of excel,
lent character.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
NEBRASKA NUGGETS

Dora Weatherman, n frail schoo
girl OF Omaha died from the effects, o
her doctors says, Of vaccination.
Omaha has passed three Sunday
with closed saloons, and the old soak
are going to lay in n stock Of IRE,
eys" hereafter on Saturday nights.
AT McCook last Sunday the Their
mometer registered ~ degrees below
with six inches of snow on the ground
while at Stewart it regi,tcred 80 bs
low and no snow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
OTIS REPORTS
Two Dispatches Prom the Gensral-
Thinks A~xain,ido Shattered

Two Dispatches From the GenerAl-
Thinks Again.ido Shattered
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ia.-The War Do
partment recei-ed the following dis
patch from General Otis to-day:
MANILA. Feb. - -NcArthu RS diviS
ion is north of Pasig river. Yester-
day his left wing. Otis brigade. made
a partial wheel TO the right, resting
left Of the brigade on Calocan. where
the insurgents. who were In large
force, were sharply driven, leaving o
good many dead.
Troops in excellent conditions; sup
piled with all necessities. Hospitals,
Notwithstanding wounded, have fewer
patients than before engagements Of
4th and sth instants.
Yesterdays engagements most suo.
cessfu.. Belief Of old residents that
Aguina,do will be unable to gather IL
future any considerable forca
Make total 2s2-Otis.
General Otis cabled the following
additional list OF casualties later:
Twentieth Kansas-Wounded: John
o. Morseberg. Company K; Sidney
Morrison, Company NJ
First Idaho-Killed: Private Harry
Mcclure, Company IL Wounded: Cap
tain l. r Haner. Corporal Howard
Barkley. Company E.-otis.
Over fifty of the Montana regiment
wera wounded
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
FOUR SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Second Ca b.egram From Cole mel stotsen-
lug.

Second q b,egram From Colo mel stotsen-
lug.
Governor POINTER has received q
cablegram in answer to an inquiry sent
to Manila after the receipt of Colonel
Stotsenburg's message giving the names
of the killed and wounded among tho
Nebraska men. The second inquiry
mentioned the names of all the injured
men given in the reports of the war
department as wounded and asked If
the reports were true. Colonel Stot-
senburg replied that only four men, in
addition to those in his former list, re-
ceived any wounds at all and that they
were not thought worthy Of being in
cluded in the list because OF the slight
nature of the injuries. The mes slight
ly injured were Eppes, Company G.;
Shepherd, Company NJ, Broken Bow;
Lloyd supposed to be Boyd, Company
X of Beatrice; Seabrcoke, Company II,
Nelson. The last named man Is the
son of Chaplain Seabrooke of the house
OF representatives.
The war department reported among
the wounded John l.. Brown, George
L. Clother, Robert Childer, James
Pierce, Fred Kuhns, Francis Hansen,
Dan Campbell. None Of these are in
jured In a manner at all needing men
ton. as no mention Of them is made in
the dispatch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
SAYS FENDER Is THE MAN.
Little Ida Fryrear Identifies Him a. Hei
Assailant.

Assailant.
Herbert Fender. the young man
who is charged with criminal assault.
ing Miss Ida Fryrear, a twelve-year.
old girl whose home is near Dewitt,
has been given a preliminary hearing
at the conclusion of which the de-.
PENDANT was bound over 70 the district
court in the sum of 81 500. lie said he did
not believe he would be able to give
bonds to secure his release. Miss Fry.
rear who was the principal witness at
the hearing, is a rather handsome girl
and she told her story in a clear and
straightforward manner. After posi-.
lively identifying the prisoner. she said
that she did not see Fender approach
the mouse. and did not in fact see him
until he vas near her. lie took her
younger sister and locked her in the
pantry before making the assault. She
was told by him not to make any noise
or he would cut her throat. After be-
ing released she let her sister out OF
the pantry and made her way to a
neighbours. Soon after she met her
brother returning from school, &c
whom she told of the assault. 1t ap
pears from the testimony that Fender
worked for Ida's father last June. and
at that time he made some improper
proposals TO the girl. causing her tc
become greatly frightened and for
which he was discharged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
DECLARES He Old HIS DUTY.
Secretary Aiss' Diseas's. h War Com
siou Report

NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-Secretary Of
War Russell A. Alger said in regard 10
the report of the war committee, that
he would rather not say anything
about it until he had read the entire
report.
General Alger, however, said that
he had carried on the work all the
way through the war to the best Of
his ability.
During the war" said the secre-
tary, when we had SO much to do,
criticisms began to appear in some
papers. When this happened / gave
orders that those papers should not be
sent to me, as there was nc time to
waste. My first duty was TO conduct
the affairs of the department as well
as | could"
When asked about the criticism by
the var commission of General Miles,
Secretary Alger asked to be excused
from talking about that
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
WHAT MANILA GENERALS SAY.


osis. Anderson and macArthor Inter
viewed on the sits.tiosL
NEW YoHH. Feb. 15-A dispatch
10 the New York Herald from Manila
says:
Major General Otis, commanding
American troops In the Philippines.
said 10 the correspondent for the
Herald: THE situation Is excellent
now. A few days ago Filipinos under
Kapunan and Dolomen came down the
river strong on the Tondo district. in
the rear Of General MacArthur's d.
vision. A. that time the situation was
alarming. I ordered an attack upon
Calocan. The order was TO clear out
the enemy, at least in front, so we
would not be taken between the Fill
PIN army and the forces Of Kapunan
and Doiomen.
"Aguinaldo Is collecting forces some
where near Polo His present esti-
mated strength Is 10000. How many
more he will be able 10 collect IL Is inn
possible to tell, p~erchance as many as
{. 1000. The more he brings together
the more satisfied we will lie, for we
had rather have him attack Is than TO
hunt for him"
General Anderson, commanding the
First division, said: General Otis, in
congratulating me on behalf of the
First division, said there were o,OOo
Filipinos opposed TO my division, and
hat we cleared out 5000 OF them.
II think we shall have to give them
another good licking"
General Macarthur said: The mill
itary situation Is excellent In the VIZ
cinity Of Manila. We have obtained
decided strategical advantages
There are remote consequences
which. however, depend quite as much
upon craftsmanship as generalship.
Misapprehensions as 10 the terms OF
the treaty OF peace with Spain. grow
ing out of difference in language and
the previous political evolution of the
islands make the diplomacy of the
situation Of the very first Importance.
Heretofore our policy has been consid-
erably EN- barrassed by too long della,
in reaching results. Under the treat,
now we are approaching the conclu
sion that the future conduct Of affair,
will be much easier, and IL is believed
the war will be concluded with honor
and credit to the United States and ia
the permanent benefit Of the people Of
the islands
The most prominent English bust
ness men here say the Filipinos re-
ceived a most severe lesson during the
last week. We're it not that their
military leaders are men who know
they must lose all power once the
fighting is over and consequently are
deceivipg the natives into tho belief
that they have got the best OF the re
cent fighting, these Englishmen dc
not think there would be much trou
Bile in bringing the Filipino govern
ment TO terms.
In the opinion Of English observer.
the campaign should he carried IN en-
ergetically.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
GEN MILLER TAXES lL0llO
S.tives Provoke Acknowledgements. Loss |,
Heavy.


Heavy.
MANILA. Feb. IA. $3.50 a. m.-Ameri.
cans are in possession of Iloilo.
The United States forces under
Brigadier General Miller captured
Iloilo, capital Of the island Of Panay,
the scat OF the so-cslled government OF
the viscayas federation, on Saturday
last, after a bombardmeDt.
The rebels set the town on FIRE be.
fore ~evacuating IL, but the American
troops extinguished the flames.
There were no casualties on the
American side.
1t is believed that the enemy's loss
during the bombordment was heavy.
Confirmation Of the above report has
been received in the following:
Manila, Feb. 10, ls9e.-General Nil
Ter reports from Iloilo that that town
was taken on the 18th inst, and held
by troops. Insurgents given until
evening of the 18th TO surrender, but
their hostile actions brought on an
engagement during the morning. In
surgents fred native portion OF town.
But little losses to property Of for
eign Inhabitants. No casualties among
United States troops reported.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
Republican Club BANQUET.

Two hundred and fifty guests assist.
ed the Young Mems Republican Club
at Lincoln TO hold their annual ban.
quet last Monday evening, The feas,
was held at the Lindell hotel. The
dining room was p%rofusely. festoored
with national colors, and portraits OF
Lincoln, Grant and Mckinley deco.
rated the walls. Gov. w. f. Stanley
of Kansas failed to be present owing
to sickness. Several local speakers OF
note spoke fttingly Of the occasion,
and Hagenow's orchestra enlivened the
occasion with national airs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
Fire Burns n Residence.

Fire completely wrecked a cottage
occupied by Hugh Giles at Fremont.
Most Of the furniture was removed. A
defective chimney is supposed to be
the cause. The house was just on the
edge of the city and without fire pro-
lection. The house was owned by
Henry Carroll and was insured for
$500. Giles was scorched about the
head while removing his belongings
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17
French Hope, for Panama

LONDON, Feb. IS The Paris corre-
spondent Of the London Morning Post
says: In financial circles 1t Is per-
sistently rumored that negotiations
between the Panama company and the
Washington government, whereby tho
latter 10 70 complete the canal, are in
. fair way of successful conclusion. IL
- said that the Panama company
would receive . large percentage Of
che canal receipts and that the Near
swuA route would be abandoned
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-02-17

Hon. J. Fl. Pohlman, who four years
ago represented the district In the Ne.
braska legislature, which Hon. Peter
Berlet now represents, is lying very
low at his home southwest of johnson.
At q meeting Of the Omaha business
mems association recently 1t was stat.
ed that q bill will be introduced in the
legislature soon providing q heavy oc-
cupation tax for tho regulation of de-
partment stores.
Sheriff Brown OF Nebraska City last
week took to the penitentiary at Lin
coin Eli Mitchell, sentenced to eigh-
teen months for breaking into John
Mckay's room, and George Thomas
who got a two years sentence for rob-
bling a safe in Attorney John A. Roo.
ney's office. Both are colored men.