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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10
FRIDAY EVENING. MAR. 10, 1899

THERE is no doubt of the fact that
Colonel Bryan voiced the opinion oil
nine-tenths of the people OF this cono'
try when he said, as he did in Texas
Yesterday, that prosperity" does not
prevail, and that Mr.. Mckinley should
not take his views of the existing condI-
ton Of business and industry in the
United States from the rear end OF pal
ace cars. The trusts and combines ana
the protected manufacturers OF course
are prosperous, and so are the owners
of stocks and bonds, because capitalists
have nothing else in which TO invest
their money, but that times are hard
to the average man, is so plain that all
who run may read.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10
COMMON COUNCIL.

AT called meeting of the Common cor,
ell of Alexandria, Va held NarcA 9 so
there were present:
Hubert snowden, esq, Prcsidc.t and
Messrs. Trimyer, Alton Moore. c. n Moo
Suider, Latham, Blrrel, Brill Harrison
Greene, Smith, Uhler, White, F!cklin and
Kelly, '-.'
The following message was receive 'rom
the Mayor:
Mayors Office. Alexandra. Va
March 1893.
The City Council of Alexandria:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 the wishes NJ ,..,.-
Committee on Finance, have called yo. IN.
gether this evening to enable you 10 ra.s
upon matters which your committee NAV Jug.
gest. respectfully,
GEORGE L. SIMPSON. Mayor
An act appropriating $3.50 addition. o..
the city revenue for the fiscal year ending
May 81, 1899, was read three Jim.s and
passed by the following vote:
Ayes, Messrs. Trimyer, Alton lIoole. i.
Moore, strider, Latham Birrell, Brill. Hsrr...
on, Greene, smith, Uh!er WGite, Fhs.g.
Kelly and Ar. Fresident-l5. Noes. aoas
The Finance Committee u whon.w.. 70.
ferred the bills OF the Health Oiiiceron Feb
ruary IS, 1899, submitted the following.
March e, 1893
The Finance Committee returns ihc a.tts,-
ed bills with the recommendation. Tia, ile
Auditor be authorized 10 issue his w.ualt
for the following amounts VIZ: DR.. J. r.
Miller, $1S912; DR.. L. =. Quark.utgsa.
$44.75; DR.. T. NJ Jones. $40. 80, BITS.
Gibson, sos 81; Dr.. A. Snowdcu, - -.
DR. H. Mcclure, $3S and DR., II. r Howrt.
$4O.75, in full settlement of their clans
and in making this recommeudeU0u yo.r
committee does not recognize the legality of
any of the bills. L. G. UHLER, Cmumm.
Mr.. Greene moved to refer thc mu.o. 10
the Committee or Claims, which was LOST
ayes 6, noes s.
q motion by Mr.. c. N. Moore to ro,aamt
10 the Committee on Finance, sad a ama.a
ment by MIR. Greene to refer the ro-ar. ,os
joint Committee on Finance and CLANS. ras
lost, ayes 6, noes s.
Upon motion of Mr. White the rapor. vs
sdopted-ayes Messrs Trimyer, c X. Nonc
Latham, Birrell, Harrison, Uhler Waite
Ficklin and Mr.. President-9 Noes. Mcs.-.
Alton Moore, Strider, Brill, Greene Smith
and Kelly-6.
The following resolution, offered by tie
President and amended by Mess,s birr-,
Greene and Smith, was read and unanimous.
ly adopted:
Resolved, That the City Auditor Is hc-a.y
directed to draw his warrant for nomor BID:
contracted for smallpox g scs eXeop, those
contracted under resolution Of ,la Cy
Council passed January 81, 1899. and 3D..
the Mayor and Health Office be requested %
use the utmost economy in couiracuu- future
bills in such eases snd thar all D. .1--J r.r-
tracted shall be approved by d.. Iuisa T.
Miller, Health Officer, and counte gnei by
George L Simpson, Mayor.
An ordinance 10 prevent the spread o.
smallpox. which was adopted By Tie emmon
Council on February - 1890 wa resumed
from the Board of Aldermen lion conrgfr4
in, and the matter was laid on the table Unit.
the next regular meeting.
The boari then adjourned
HUBERT SNOWDEN, prcsicl.
Teste: ID r STANSRURY (lerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10
NEWS OF THE 0AY.

The FiIipinos neor IIoilo are pursu-
ing the same guerrilla tactics as those
near Manila.
The United States troops on the
transport Sheridan disembarked 40
Malta yesterday and gave parade.
Capt. J. NJ. Fitz die at Staunton ye-
terdav. Capt. Fltz was born hiCy five
years ago near Keswick, Albem arle
county.
DR.. Henry Van Dyke was yesterday
chosen professor of E1glish literature
in Princeton to fill new chair endow
ed with 100000.
DR.. Lapponi, one OF the Pope's ply
sicians, is again sleeping at the Vatican
and this has led to alarming rumors as
to the Pope's health.
Mrs. Margaret E. Cody, who was
charged with attempting to blackmail
the heirs OF Jay Gould, was found guilty
at Albany, n. Y, yesterday.
There is danger of collision between
American and Canadian miners. 1t is
alleged that Canadians are encroaching
upon American territory, and Secretary
of State Hay has sent q protest to the
British government.
AT the last session OF Congress the
pension law was amended so as to pre-
vent young women from marrying aged
pensioners, deserving them and setting
up claims for widows pensions after The
death of The pensioners.
In introducing the naval estimates in
the House of Commons yesterday Mr..
George j. Goschen, first lord OF the adj
miralty, said that Great Britain was
| prepared to reduce her estimates if
other powers would do the same.
Admiral Dewey is said to be in bad
| health, as the result of the mental
| strain to which he has been subjected
during the past year. A Washington
special says that the President is seTi-
ousy considering tie edvisability OF
ordering Dewey home.
Mr.. Charles Jones and Miss Mary
Frances Risen, runaway lovers from
Prince William county, were on Mon
day afternoon married in Rockville,
| Nd, in the Office OF States Attorney
Kilgour. The groom is twenty six
! years old and the bride is seventeen.
| Fire Quilted the brush manufacturing
establishment of Rennous, Kleiale &
Co, 413 and AZ Exchange Place, Bal
timore, last night. Damage to stock
is estimated at nearly 100000, The
| machinery, valued at $25, 700, was con.
siderabiy injured and the building was
! damaged SO GOO to S15, 900, oil fully III
sured.
A startling story of the narrow es-
cape of the United States monitor Am
phitrite from possible destruction by
an explosion is being told. 4 machinist
while the vessel was at Sandy Hook &C
cidently discovered that owing 10 3
leakage in some pipes an explosion
would soon have been inevitable, anc
the sinking of the monitor would have
followed with terrific loss of life.
Rev. 7. Dewitt Talmago, who fol
nearly four years hes been the pastor
OF the First Presb, lerian Church, o
| Washington, Sent g letter TO the session
OF that church, rendering hisrcsignation
| The exp !ana:iou mede in his letter i
that the increased demands made upon
bin by religious journalism and the
continuous calls for more general work
in the cities have of late caused frequent
interruption to his pastoral work. 1t i;
the intention of DR.. Talmage to con-
tinue his residence in Washington. H.
will devote most of his time to literary
pursuits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10
IT = III II 4 = ~ = " = - TT--T-
Teste: d. r. STANSBURY. CLERK.

CONFERENCE The Both session Of tie
Washington Annual Confercnce o. the Ndl
od;st Episcopal Church convened in Romosc
Va, yesterday, Bishop D. A. Goodse'l. D. ID.
presiding. Rev. Messrs. L. J. Valentine
presiding elder of tho Alexaniria t.,ii.
and 6. W. jenkins, presiding elder Of Ao'L
Baltimore district, read en- ouragag ffoi'';.
after which the character o! the ministers %
these districts was passed and their efohi,
rendered. The afternoon session wis devoi
to the hearing of financial and statistical ~
norris
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

A DANGEROUS DIsEAsE.-Dr. Wood
ward, the District of Columbia Health
officer, announced yesterday that cere-
bro spinal meningitis, peculiar and
dangerous form OF contagious disease,
has made its appearance in Washing
ton. Four deaths due to it were re-
ported last week, and two sufferers
have been brought to the attention OF
the Health Department siuce Wednes-
day. Assistant Naval Constructor
Robert B. Dashiell was one of the last
victims, aud he was i'll but five days.
Cerebro spinal meningitis. DR.. Wood
ward states. is usually fatal, and
few persons attacked ever re-
cover. Death frequently results
in from twenty-four to forty
eight hours after the first symptoms of
attack. The disease is sometimes
known as "spotted"or' 'petechiai fever, "
because the patient becomes covered
with piperic eruptions similar to those
which accompany measles. 1t made its
first appearance in this country to any
great extent in the early fifties, when
as high as 200 deaths occurred in one
small town. Since then it has rarely
been seen in the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

DIR. BULLS COUGH 9YRJP
has been in use for half q century. some
families have used it for three eeue'S,,
tons, and it is today the STANDARD
cough remedy of this country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP
will positively cure Group. Many a
home has been made desolate by the
loss Of q dear child which could have
been saved BY this great remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

Orders were received al Haz.ctoD. Pi, 10
day for indefinite suspension OF work at '.,
townsville colliery of the Lchisn Valley 200
Company. Over 500 men aud boys s''
thrown ont of employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

The beef Inquiry board will flush its
investigations at the Chicago stock
yards today aud the hearing of evil
dence will begin tomorrow morning.
Last evening they were given lunch
con- The chief dish was canned roast
beef, for which Lieut.-Col. George
Davis expressed decided liking Cans
which had been returned from Porto
Rico aud showed how the tropical heat
had melted the juices and brought the
greasy portion to the top, were also
opened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

COMPULSORY VACCINATION. - The
work of vaccination in Henrico county
is being pushed rapidly forward by E
force of physicians under the direction
of DR.. W. r. Oppenheimer. The Board
of Health urges those who may have
been overlooked in the house.to house
vaccination in Richmond, TO take pre-
cautionsry steps at once.
A number OF persons have been re.
ported for refusing to be vaccinated, and
these will be presented TO the police JUS
tics some time this week. The penalty
provided for in the ordinance is 50 tor
each day. 1t is said that appeals will
be taken, Cd the ground that the ordi.
nance is unconstitutional Richmond
Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

"Give me liver regulator and ! c'n ''--.
late the world, - said genius. the Af.--..
handed him bottle of DEWITT Li.ty , ,-..
Risers, The famous little pills. Edgar '''
field, jr, corner King and Pitt stf'eis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10
LOST.

Y Osr-On March 3 BLACh ald .A-,
IL DOG. Answers to name OF ''ll n
liberal reward will be paid for i's ie .t
600 Princess street. il''9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

For frost bites, burns, indolent sores, &c.
zema, skin disease, and especially Piles, De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve stands first and best.
Look out for dishonest people who try TO imi-
tate and counterfeit it. It's their endorse
ment Of good article. Worthless goods are
not initiated. Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
sslve. Edgar Warfeld, jr., corner King and
Pitt streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

Prof Donaldson, the diver, who was SO
bsdlv hurt in e plunge at Madison Square
Garden. New York, on Wednesday night,
died st four o'clock this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

TUE UNIVERSITY OF LITERA =.
For sale handsome sci, at +. - So.
KNIGHTS, GIL King ST, ,m.tc and
this week, only $50. Sew "''
novels always on hand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10
VIRGINIA NHNFS,s 5.

Mr.. Thomas Clarke Epps, one OF
tina Oldest and most highly esteemed
members Of the Richmond police force,
died yesterday.
Harvey J. Nevill, son of Mr. Alez.
Y. Neville, 8 well-known blacksmith,
died at his home in Wildwood On Sat
urday OF pneumonia and stomach tfou-
BILE, aged 26 years. He leaves vile
and one child.
The village of ITvington, in Lqncas-
ter county, Va, has one thousand in-
nabitants, yet within lis precincts there
is not q colored resident, except as
servant. No land can be bought by
them nor can any be rented.
The ninth annual INSTRUMENTATION
al convention Of the Virginia State SUI
dav School Association convened again
in Richmond yesterday afternoon. Re-
por;s were read from the various COM
mittees and officers, and number OF
addresses were delivered.
Mike Tumblin, the negro who at
tempted to criminally assault Mrs.
Mary Fox at her home, uear Mcrrison's,
in Warren county, several days ago,
was arrested Monday night, and is now
in Jail. Mrs. Fox identified Tumbin
Monday night, and there seems to be
no doubt about his guilt.
A man giving his name as t. n.
Sheppard is under arrest in Richmond
charged with obtaining four caddies of
tobacco on forged order. It is also
suspected that ne has dealt toully with
q negro who drove him some distance
in the countrt. The darby was ma
terial witness against Sheppard in the
alleged forgery.
Col. J. c. Baker, who was command
ant of the Second Virginia regiment OF
volunteers during the late war, and
who has been commemorative attor-
new FOR Shenandoah county for the past
twelve wears and for fifteen years
resident of Woodstock, yesterday an
nounced that he would remove to New
port News during the coming month
for the practice of his profession.
At Manassas on Monday, in the trial
of the case of Commonwealth VS.. John
Lunsford, jr., who was indicted for
stabbing Amos Stoll, the prisoners
counsel, Hon. E. E. Meredith, moved for
9 new trial on the grounds that thew YER
dict of the jury was not in accordance
with the evidence, and averring newly
discovered testimony. Judge Lipscom6
overruled the motion, aud sentenced
Lunsford to one year'simprisonment at
hard labor in the penitentiary. Excep-
tions were noted and an appeal taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

TIE New York Sun says General
Miles is fishing for the nomination Of
the next national democratic conVen-
ton. The Generals whole life shows
that he never has been too much bur
dened with brains, bot if what the Sun
says be correct, he has unqnestionablH
lost the few be ever had The South
supplies the democratic party with, by
far, the greater part OF its strength, and
everybody at all familiar with Souther
people knows that the man who chain
ed and nailed TO the floor Of his guard
ed and casemented cell, their cid ard
i'll President, could never get their
votes for either Presidential nomina-
ton or election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

GENERAL BROOKE, the commander
of the United States forces in Cuba, has
informed the Cuban Assembly that
neither he nor the American govern
ment will pay the slightest attention to
any action of that body, and has sent
word to its president that it had better
stop its secret sessions ard adjourn at
once. Aud all this too, it need not be
forgotten, in respect Of people I'r
whose freedom and independence This
country went 60 var, and hos, si1ce ting
close Of that way, declared that it does
not intend 10 annex Cuba 10 he United
States. But when a government enters
upon a policy of imperialism, there i
no telling what it may either say or do
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10
NOTICE.

NoTIcE
The Committee on the Old Laiie- i non.
will meet at Miss Burke's Studio, - -
DAY, March II. at 4 p. m.
Miss F. NJ. BUBhL, Serie'''!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

a NARROW EscApE.-Fifty people
narrowly escaped death last night in
an accident to Halstesd electric car
at North Halstead street bridge, Chi
cago. Approaching the bridge at a
rapid rate of speed the motormsn of
the Car failed to notice that the draw
was open. When within few feet of
the river he suddenly discovered the
danger and put on the brakes, at the
same time endeavoring to reverse the
electric current. In spite of his efforts
the front part of the car ran down
upon the abutments of the bridge and
hung there. One foot farther and it
would have plunged into the river,
thirty feet below,a as it was jammed
with passengers the loss of life would
have been frightful. a panic ensued
among the passengers and in their
efforts to get out Of the car some of
them were hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10
legal NOTICES.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE - j. ..4 -..
n to give notice that the slo=a. We, " ne
obtained from the Corporation. l2a;. 'ar.H
city of Alexandria, State OF 'lr-.L'' ..,. If
of administration on the pcrioeA go e',r Of
FRENCH z. SIMP5ON, late OF i'c .'''
Alexandria State Of Virginia decea.e 3D.. ..:i
All persons having Gains ss'.". H., .'. ..a.e
deceased a,o requested to exh.3 Q ,..'s--.-.ser.
with the vouchers thereof, 20 the 81 sd
and ali persons indebted to the sa. %, (g.g.
will please settle with the sub cI. NIL, IN
WIN p'' HENRY K. FIa-D,
mh6 eod1m a .l.,----- -
NorICE.-Having qualifc as Coy.
~ of the estate of JOHN j. =. q. '' '.a.r..
deceased, ell persons having c.a'n, M. %.
the estate arc hereby notified 10 f.'= scr.Irs
same, duly verified, to me, anu 81 forth
indebted to said estate are reque7'''
with settle their indebtedness. .,,--0v.
Executrix estate Of John j. ''l''
fcb21 I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

General Jiminez Castellanos has been
appointed captain.general of Madrid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-10

-, -. HAHIIII y IVI.
The City Council of Alexandria:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 the wishes ~ ,.,.
Committee on Finance l have called you ,o.
gether this evening to enable you 10 ra.
upon matters which your committee NAV 'gr
gest. respectfully,
Evening journal., 1899-09-21
JEWEL THIEF CONVICTED

MUST TELL WHERE BOOTY is IN
THREE DAYS OR SERVE TEN
YEARS.
Media, Pa, Sept. 2L-James Sum-
merrill, a former resident Of German
town, was found guilty here yesterday
of stealing $1,000 worth of diamonds
belonging to Mrs Cohen, while she was
"a visitor at the residence Of her bro
ther-in-law, e. I. Wilson, at Ridley
Park, last March. He was tried at the
June term, but the jury could not agree.
The jewels were taken by someone
entering the house by a second story
window while the family were at even
ing tea. DR.. Isaacs. Mrs. Cohen's
father. also testified that he had offer
ed Summerill a check for 800 if he
would tell where the diamonds were
concealed. NO" was the prisoners
answer checks won't go with me-
Judge Clayton gave summerill three
days to tell where the jewels are hid
den. If he does not tell he will be SEN
fenced to ten years Imprisonment
Evening journal., 1899-09-21
READ HER DEATH NOTICE

MRS. RODGERS, OF VAN BUREN
STREET, REPORTED DEAD FROM
DIPHTHERIA. HAS RECOVERED.
Mrs Elizabeth Rodgers, of No. 214
Van Buren, street, who was reported
dead from diphtheria in yesterdays pa
pers is very much alive, and has near
ly recovered from the disease.
Yesterday Health Officers Mckinney
and Hignutt visited the home of Mrs,
Rodgers and fumigated the house
Upon entering the officers found the
woman sitting up in bed reading the
notice of her death in one Of the local
papers. l
Mrs. Rodgers is 60 years Of age, ant
is supposed to have contracted the dis
ease from visiting her granddaughter
who lives on Madison street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets, and who IL
suffering from diphtheria.
Evening journal., 1899-09-21
DELEGATES ELECTED.

At the meeting of the congregation
of the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
last evening the following delegates to
the Delaware Baptist Union, which
meets in Marcus Hook on October 10,
we're named: Harry Emmons, Peter B,
Ayars, ]. H. westcott, Merrill Driscoll
Mrs. Amanda Bratton, Mrs. Phillips
Mrs. A. H. Downes and Miss Mabel
Farnesworth. A committee also was
appointed to prepare the letter Of the
church to be read at the convention.
Evening journal., 1899-09-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

p. Everett Janvier has brought
SUIT against the Wilmington and Bran
dywine Springs Railway Company for
Illegal arrest by one OF the park guards.
who mistook him for pickpocket.
The Delaware avenue station OF
the b. & o. railroad is being generally
overhauled.
-Piasterers have completed their
work IN the city tax Office and the
paper hansers and Janitress Green are
now at work.
The board Of directors OF the Della
ware division OF the Pennsylvania
railroad went to Philadelphia yesteF-
day in special car No. 2,S01, where a
meeting was held at Broad Street Sta
ton.
Bring your big Master" white
Spray" floating soap wrappers and
Snow Boy" washing powder shells "a
our store. No. Sl4 Market street, and
exchange them for the hnest premiums
ever given away.
Pullman cars Lucia and Denligh
have arrived at the local shops for q
/ general overhauling.
The retaining wall along th'
/ Brandywine from Market to Wes
streets is nearly completed.
Collector DOnahoe says that h'
proposes to give all taxables under th'
Adams law the benefit of the pc
cent. rebate.
DIR. Murray delivered his first lee
ture to the students Of G0ldey Colleg
this year at 1.3O to-day.
On account OF the absence of mem
bers of City Council at Syracuse, n
committee meetings were held las
night.
The ffty-acre farm Of Henry N
Lodge, near Grubb's Landing, has bee
sold to O. B. Holm, OF this city.
The executive committee of tn
e Alumni Association Of the High SchoG
met at the residence OF DR.. John Pa
mer, Jr.. last night. and discussed tn
proposed entertainment.
"A new bulletin board is bein
S placed in the corridor of the Federi
r Building.
@ Harry Kings hotel, at Fifth an
Shipley streets, will be enlarged pc
Il UCnNlNuldi ~ AnOAhNA oAbAf - -
u added
el Many closed cars are now bein
'eI run on the local railway lines.
ISL -Harvesters' Mission, Front and Je
ferson streets, will hold a general clal
meeting this evening, led by Charh
70 Rutten, Of Madeley NJ. +. Church.
-Silverbrook NJ. e. Church vi
celebrate its sixth anniversary on Sui
day.
m Calvary Episcopal Church has be-
- considerably improved and a numb
ei OF new memorial windows which ha'
c. recently been put in will be dedicat
in on Sunday
OF AT the wharves of the Diamol
State Steel Company are the barg
Douglass and Lena, unloading car
of iron ore.
-Madeley NJ. e. Church will give
,ee musical entertainment this event
for the benefit of the church.
Evening journal., 1899-09-21
A SHORT SESSION
JUDGE BALL HAD BUT FEW CASES
BEFORE HIM THIS MORNING.

JUDGE BALL HAD BUT FEW CASES
BEFORE HIM THIS MORNING.
Drunks were the principal defend
ants before Judge Ball in City Court
this morning, and the cases were
quickly disposed of.
Harry LaPierre, Patrick O'Brien,
NJ. Clark and Simon CroniA were each
hned Il and costs for being intoxi-
Gated yesterday.
"Togie" Johns and Charles Frisly,
both colored, got into fight on Front
street last night and we're arrested by
Officer Tucker "Togie" was dismiss
ed and Frisly was fined SO and costs
John Callahan and James F. Clark
we're charged with vagrancy by Officer
John Long. Their case was continued
until tomorrow morning for inyesti-
cation.
Florry Andrews, a dimunitive color.
er boy Of 10 years, was charged with
the larceny of 81 from Annie Andrews
The witness testified that she has
adopted the boy when he was months
old, but now could not control him
FIorry was committed to the Indus
trial School.
Harry Crabb, aged Is years, charged
with incorrigibility. was committed t
the Ferris Industrial School upon rec
ommendation of Agent Frank Stout.