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Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31
NO MORE TROOPS sFORCHlNA
All American Transports Diverted at
Nagasaki for Manila.

ALI American Transports Diverted at
Nagasaki for Manila.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Orders have
been issued by the war department dl-
recting that the troops on the transport
Meade. intended for Taku, China, be
sent from Nagasaki, on arrival there,
to Manila. The troops on the Meade
consist of 13 officers and 512 men Of the
Fifteenth infantry; 10 officers and 369
men of the Third cavalry; officers
and l45 men Of the engineer corps.
This is the first order diverting troops
intended for China to Manila. The
government is satisfied that there are
now sufficient soldiers in China for
present purposes.
Orders also have been issued divert
ing all other transports now en- route
with troops for China from Nagasaki
to Manila. About 10000 troops will be
affected by this order.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-The gunboat
Castine, commander Bowman, has been
ordered to Annoy, China, to report on
conditions there. The Castine is at
Shanghai.
NEGOTIATIONS IMPOSSIBLE
China Must First Appoint Plenipoten-
tiaries Acceptable to the Powers.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Shanghai
correspondent of The Times, wiring
Aug. "A, says:
Ii Hung Chang has received mes
sage from Pekin that the Japanese
alone will occupy the imperial palace.
The Japanese government has renewed
its assurance that it will protect the
persons Of the empress dowager and
the emperor.
Mr.. Morgan Of the China inland mis-
sion, who has arrived here from Slang
Fuh, reports that 81 missionaries and
30 converts have been massacred at Tai
Yuen Flu.
The Japanese government has noti-
fed Earl Ii that negotiations will be
impossible until plenipotentiaries &C.
ceptible to the powers are appointed.
Japan suggests the viceroys Of Nankin
and WI Chang and Earl Ii. If these
are appointed and China expresses
willingness to make full indemnity
Japan is ready to assist to the utmost.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-31
ALLIES ARE =; ACTIVE
AGGRESSIVE OPERATIONS CON-
MENCEU WEST OF PEKlN.
Statement L. Based on Chinese Authority
and Is Cabled From Shanghai-Persist-
ent Rumors in Circulation at 81. Peters,
burg Tnat the Allies Have Suffered q
Defeat.

burg Tnat the Allies Have Suffered q
Defeat.
LONDON, Aug. 20. The allies. resum-
ing aggressive operations, have taken
the district west Of Pekin. This state
ment, based on Chinese authority, is
cabled from Shanghai. From the same
place comes the further statement that
Ii Hung Chang has wired the empress
dowager at Hsian Flu requesting the
arrest of Prince Tuan and the disarma-
ment Of the Boxers in order to give him
m opening for negotiations with the
powers.
PARIS, Aug. 2s. "A special dispatch
to LIE Steele from St. Petersburg says:
lit is persistently rumored in st.
Petersburg that the Russian govern
ment has received a dispatch asserting
that after a fierce battle inside of
Pekin, the allies retreated, losing 1900
men, mostly Russians. It is further
said that the Chinese occupy fortified
positions from which they are bonn
harding the allies in murderous man
ner''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
Perkins Willie.

On Wednesd ", at the residence
of the brides mother Mrs Press
White, Of Lynn Greek, Rev. Mr..
Ellis united in marriage Mr. D.
Earl Perkins and Miss Leila White.
We congratulate our young friend
Earl, on his success in securing a
helpmeet in LIES journey,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
Card 10 the Public.

Hereafter | shall be permanently 10
Gated at Mr. Charley Heinrich $ Crvs.
tai and Silver Palace. Any watch,
clock, or jewelry repairing or engrav
ing will receive prompt attention.
Thanking the public for past patronage
and hoping for Il continuance of the
sam am yours most espt
VIM e. AVERY.
Jeweer and Engrayer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
marco to D. Patty to buy goods fol
the cash.

the cash.
Miss Kate Clark is the guest of Mis-
Augusta Selleck.
Miss Marion Patty entertained anum-
Der Of her little friends Friday after
noon.
Miss Martha Brame left Wednesday
for Montgomery where she will spend
some weeks with friends.
Mrs. E w. Foote and Mrs. Alfred
Scales left this week for Aberdeen
where they will remain the balance Of
the winter,
Last night Mr.. and Mrs Henry L..
Owens entertained the bridal couple,
Mr.. and Mrs, F. E, Carlton, and a Few
invited guests.
Miss Fannie Russell returned to her
home in Selma Thursday evening, but
we hear she will return soon and go
with Mardi Gras party to Mobile or
New Orleans.
Mr.J H, Anderson. of Fearn Springs,
was in town yesterday. His young
brother, Elijah, had his leg broken in
September and he is just able to set
about without aid of a crutch
uMr. Bob Jones, after several years
experience in farming in Texas, will
make crop this yea" after the Texls
fashion. He ordered the same kind Of
pillow and other implements used there,
which he claims, save much labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Simmons re-
turned from New Orleans Wednesday,
and the next day went to Dancy. They
have been in New Orleans since the
marriage of Dr., Parker and Miss Ida
Lee Howell, who are at home at Shelby
Ala.
Mr. Logan Cline spent several days
Of this week in Birmingham, where he
went to see the workings of the large
brick making machines manufactured
there. He will probably purchase one
with a capacity of %, 900 a day, and put
it up on the Boyle hill.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
Strayed or Stolen

From the rack at Shuqualak, Oh LIST
January, 1900, one ray mare about 6
years old, rather thin in order, about
10 hands high, one ear split about IN
inch in tip, was sucking when stolen,
Any information in regard to said mare
will be thankfully received and reward
cd. W. S. PERMENTER,
Jan. 10. Cooksville, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
Hosiery

Ladies Black Hose c
3" fine black hose 1
Ladies Cashmere, worth 25c for l
Mems Dress Socks
Mems Heavy Socks {
Mems Extra Heavy Socks ]
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

Constipation leads to liver trouble and
torpid liver to Bright's disease, PRICK
LY ASH BITTERs is certain cure at any
stage Of the disorder, Sold by NJ. NJ.
Warren,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

The firm of Lee q Poag was dissolve d
this day by mutual consent, A. Lee pay
ing all debts OF the firm and collecting all
accounts.
-. j. a. LEE.
'ahy VVO l.. NJ. pOAG.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
Free Telephone at Postofiice.

Mr., Loyett, superintendent Of the tel.
ephone lines, has done the public good
service by Placing u telephone in the
lobby at the post Office for the free use
of the public.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

II had dyspepsia fifty seven years
and never found permanent relief
till l used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 1870
Now l am well and feel ike a new
man, writes S. j. Fleming, Muir
ray, Neb. 1t is the best digestaut
known known. Cures all forms Of
indigestion. Physicians everywhere
prescribe it. T S Murphey
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

Ihave fol sale some first class John
son grass hay, put up in about 1C0
pound bales. Leave orders at 4, Klaus.
Jan. 20. N. N. Rooms.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
RACKET STORE.

With the New Year we resolved to
greatly increase our business the COM
ing year and in order TO do so we are
making our ALWAYS Low Prices STILL
Lower.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
Only for the Cash,

Hereafter l will sell the following
goods for cash only;
Paints and oils, Morphine and OBI
nm. 7, S MURPHEY.
h jan cost
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

a8Our stock Of staple and fancy groce-
ries is complete and we have the right
prices. Call on us.
ROGERS & Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

As will be seen under the head of an
nouncements, Mr. Faser is a candidate
for reelection to the Office of Mayor.
During his administration the town has
progressed, and IMPORTANT steps have
been taken to make improvements that
will attract capital, and increase the
population, and the Mayor would like
to have the honor of being in office
when the go,d work is consummated.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

II You want good garden fertilize
heavily, spade deep and buy Baists
seed from W. f. Ferris.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
Suits, Suits

Do you need a nice Suit You
can get them at cost while thoy
last. There are only few left,
Come early,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
landreth's Seed

Fresh supply Just received Also
Eastern seed potatoes.
Jan. 20, r S. MURPHY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

HO0d BOX Haper
Extra Good Box Paper
Is Heavy Envelopes
Good ink Tablet
Best Linen Tablets
Pencil Tablets, SxIo inches
Good lead pencils, 6 for
Extra good lead pencils, 2 for
Penholders, SC per dozen
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

Triumph Seed Potatoes and fresh gar
lien seed, vegetable and flower. just re
ceived by L, W Griggs,
ian1g.2t
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

The beautiful display of
hand Daiutpu

in the windows of Patty Dry Goods Co.
which is offered as GIFT to cash pur
chasera. Buy your goods of Us and
secure some Of this beautiful aud useful
ware free. PATTY DRY GOODS Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

A few do es of pr NJ A. Simmons
LIVER Medicine will 10 more for Il Weak
Stomach than = prolonged course Of any
other medicine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

Ladies fine brlliantine skirts 85c
and up,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
DR.. w. A. Keiiis.

Last Monday we heard Of the death
Of DR.. Kellis, which occurred at Kellis
store. HG has been in ill health for
several years.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

DR., Il, II, Hidden, Summit, Ala,
says; 81 think Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure Is splendid medicine. pre-
scribe it, and my confidence in il
grows with continued use, 1t di-
gests whatyou eat md quicaly cures
dyspepsia and indigestion,
T. S. Murphey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03

New petcole@ and prints in endless VA.
riety az Pa!tv D. G. o.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
q MINIS fOE Sale

Two first caIss mules fol sale Ap.
ply to W L. FEATHERsToN
Jan s,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-03
Clocks and Hardware

Good Eight-Day Clocks So IS
Good COLOUR Alarm Clocks rs
Good knives and forks, dozen 40
Good Nail Hammers 10
Good Tacks Hammer o5
Good Hatcbets 10
Good SOC carpenter hammer IS
Good augur, bit and brace IS
Good Racket Brace 8S
The evening world., 1900-05-23

Mrs Leroy eyed the man curlously
While waiting Tor his arraignment. she
told n peculiar story ~ nov the man
ami his pal hsi twice before aitempref
10 rob her apartment
Mrs Leroy lives on the third floor Of
iiS0 Madison avenue
Il am pretty sure" she SAID "this
man and his partner came 10 our IA.
over a year ago. one afternoon some one
knocked ~ the door This man and his
companion we're there The other chap
d. man ~ sIxiy-nye, crcst. stylish.
with a vayy white mustache Ne did
the talking ami inquired for family
named Johnson.
Last wednesdiy sis seated In the
dirir. room. ! heard a noise il the aall-
nay ava then faint little knock !
knew q wns a russ and going over quiet.
~ I opened the door al ~ sudden.
There vas my OH sneak thief friend
and this FELLOW They we've abazned b,
my trick and said they wanted TO see
my husband about Insurance
The evening world., 1900-05-23

The pluck - Mr' Hannah Leroy 20
suited IN tho a'ralgnmout In the Har-
lem Cour; this morning q = clever fat
th.e' Mo has been operating .A,en-
siysy ~ the nptown district
When arrested the fellow wore kid
gloves ani taiior-maie clothes. Mr..
Leroy is the sIfe of an Insurance agent
at 2 Liberty street She IL tscnty.
eight tall and dark Her eyes are deep
broSr and her voice l. llw She noyes
viti the athletic grace Of the American
girl.
Opposite her IN court stood the
'ashion-p,ate burglar he gave the
name ~ Th1nas Esm1nd lie Rorc a
sack suit q gray Worsted black derby
and patent feather shoes His linen
was Immaculate and his neck scarf In
good taste lie mad the appearance Of
broker.
When asked Ms occupation ne smiled
and said ~ vas hricklayer.
The evening world., 1900-05-23
Mr.. FAT BURGLAR CAUGHT.

The eNcitonen, made me dizzy and
] rent back home. IN Eve mInutx be
'e"tIve Reed brings up Mt Fat Burglar
wi,h ih" hid gloves. lie Nas nuffns %
hard h. could barely ga.p. but he thrus,
hi. finger under ny nose auI SAID. 'D.d
you see M m ypIr natr
We'll gue-s ! did said | rear1.
Ing over ant pulling my solid silver
soup ladl. put OF his back pocket. That
shut him up
Was ! afraid' N,t when me, ,h,p
face 20 face. Then aaEted 10 sr,b
tnem ana hoIl on Inti help .sme
dilnf think or care about wat mIst.
r".i Aii'r 70 gas al over | got t1s
.hNer- We viii not lose ANYTHING ,s
Mr Leroy Darries. llfr. h-o. cJcl,ns ard
burglar Insurance That's his bushes.
you know
over no worth Of -IIverssrs Ns.
found ln Fsmpnd's clothes At the "a.
ton. When asked o. make a statement
he sad. I'm TOO Old 4 hand ,oiius
ieiioe. q give up On mysellI
f1morls waived examInaflon ard
VA held IN 81 so hall m. : knsue ~
the police ~ Mason IIis picture IL In
me Ipgles Gallery and h. hs. do1c.
ilme io- burglary. The police s,y the.
know Ms pal gHd Nlll' soln have aim
behind The bars
The evening world., 1900-05-23

had rremon.'.on something ~,s the
matter. heart Two persons whisper.
INK Iu the pirior
l. that YOU. Hermann I called out.
\ man walked out With a table cover
over his head lie looked out Of ,
cuInet or 49, A. he came toxard me
'r'camei nnl grabbed al aim lie
showed mo aside and dariel 'or "a
door. rushed after him. when along
came pu- NJ friend here. Ne grabbed
me by me shoulders throw mo h,rk
into ,h" room and followed his eon-
p1nl1r daau The stairs
= n..lw g. ori,l .1g sight ~ my
.ilyerwnre sticking oIt of their pocket.
as went
"Th" 5'I man ran east over one
Hundred and second -aet .1a 80.
cipel This prisoner vas 30 fst he
couldn't make h-'dVay. and the crowd
attracted by my screams soon ran him
doNn.
4 m1f' t1ye made a '1t - noise 7
certainly brought more people than the
ire engines
The evening world., 1900-05-23
LAST LETTER
Of JOUBERT.
Written to Van Sickler
Eight Days Before
His Death.

Gen r : J1uher' on Mar.h "a irn1
s,ri t.l VIII 40. .lr.s, fht ended
W.. I',. N.0.. H l,,i,. 'n George Van
81 klcr. of thf city. and iu.ru-."i lt.
delivery % r.l,s Eu,o, NolmarAu-.
Eight day thereafter be- Was dead
In view ot TIE event, hat hIE"
crowded Hs upon the other s.ur, thai
dlte and 'he viicspr"ai sympathy for
the Bosr. lu This country tier" ut-
ta.he. 20 tie better q h,iEhsI.i NI.rr.
IN the shadow = death the great tga',f
clearly saw 'ht England, by force u.
numbers. must .uuqIor in The end u mo-
fri.niN irhucn.o v,rs exercised il Dee
hair ~ tire struggling republic.
"Ths only small Christian states On
the caf.h are the Orange Free STATE
and the TranOaal' he wrote. and
they Will now not only be checked In
'HaIr d.yslopmu. but will be swep,
i.Hm the world aud annlhi.s ed By the
u.rrppH,iug force, f u Is Gods will
..I l.- nI,r the eyes Of the great
Dr.. .ne .lI fh.ut their sympathy
Mat 70 90 90 - Nhcr, stands
go 81. NJ American republic iu this
.,' Sl'U B, ho the means IN Gods
o.. o.. -D....ag the continuance ami
notion " both theso States In South
'...... 90 - ~ motto. Nights right
n r ,.lr.t something better"
'n r'r.ing h. hopes that America vi.
"H. .."- u"tr'. rest and prosperity -
.-. g. 'ugf also ID the little i..ert 81
tJ.I \.r.si Nlose eyes are ooh ng
.Ir'rI the eNimp. of their el'er
h-t'U-r An'r..t shose helping bend
Trey nos 1sN AMI Nisi 10 sc 'It-
,..'..u.I tnI 'pr whose .lst;c .n.y
h.Ea!s shI p.Iy 70 the God ol Pea!
The evening world., 1900-05-23
CUBAN ROW IN HOUSE.
Members Get Personal In Debate
over the Postal
Frauds.

WASHINGTON, May = Chalrmin
Ray, ~ the House Judigiary Commit
tee. called up In the House by unanl-
nous consent the Neely eStradltion Dlll.
forty.nye minutes debate va. allowed.
Mr.. u. Almond MoD delivered a
scathng denunc.ation of the "pe.ula-
iion AM wholesalc robbery" a. result
~ 'imps rialism In cuba
The debate became po.iilca. In thaf-
acter. Mr. Ray said hs was sorry 10
see 80 many Democrats opposing the
surrender ~ criminals.
Name them demanded Mr. Rich
Arlspn. and Mr. Ray namei Mr.. De ".
lnond. VINO denied the imputaton.
The evening world., 1900-05-23
PRACTICALLY PRISONERS.

/ Uill not ireit these deten1Ahts aii-
ferrnty from oiisr prisoners. addsa
the Magistrate
This 3 criminal case. II these nep
ara rot produced IN this court | VIII AZ
once ,ssss sarTants for their arrest
IN. enanrnation 81 witnesses sAs
then taken 40.
Mr. morse and Mr. Nlcoll held A short
r,nyerstt.1n after the tNamin1tign OF
me Viiuess sas beEun. Counsel thsn
tskci n the Ice King could leave tho
court. foon on tie plea that he had In
nortant business az the Companys Of
ncs.
slsirate. and President Morse aalckly
lef the room.
R,bsrt n. scott. secretary u the Ice
Trust vas then called
rerfstaTy scott proved a poor slt-
ne.s. though perhaps not IRON the
sf.ufpoint 81 the other ice haroas. His
msn1tv b. anne pifully sesk shsl
m the anairs Of The trust.
Ue prpiuced the stock list u his COM
many. thus escaping contempt of court
Ue sss sold By the cour; TO kesp this
,srori an the next hearing. Thea ITO
sass adJourned uli o'clock Friday
affernoon
The evening world., 1900-05-23
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The evening world., 1900-05-23
THIRD TRY
WITH CINCINNATI.

sEs,sl 10 ne Es,alns wofil
BALL GROUNDS. CtNCINN NTi. May
q The last part of the Giants con-
tiact In this hamlet Vas @ri1,mct this
afternoon under frownllx skies tina
threatened to abruptly rni the merry
go-round at any stage
storm signals were blowi throughout
the length of the yellos and turbulent
Mani dosn which all duly accredited
bad weather travels.
Bsek Ewing lives 90 ~ Mama,
The evening world., 1900-05-23
Upton GIVES ANOTHER CUP
Shamrock Owner Oaers q ~ ,OO0
Rscins Challenge Trophy to
New YORK Yacht club.

Sir Thoma7 Upton fas offered N.0o
cup TO ha sailed Tor by the yachts ~
the New York Yacht club. The club
- cived the ofcr by cable this after.
noon.
This Il the second cur received by the
New YORK. Yacht club from The lrisn
yachtsman. on May !; hc gave the
club a 80 trophy, which was promptly
accepted.
The evening world., 1900-05-23
200 APARTMENTS BURNED.


CHICAGO. May . A hre In the four.
story Jackson apartment building. at
Tsenty-ninth street and Calumet ave.
nue. this afternoon alm3s; destroyed
the building inside O, forty five min.
uies. ID - stated by the police that
every person escaped.
Tns jackson apartment building con.
talnsd nearly - apartment. aud c1y-
cred block on Twcnty y-ninih street.
5etseen South Park and CaIune, ave.
nues. II Nas fully occupied
An explosion OF natural gas stove
on the second floor started the nrc.
which spread with remarkable rapidit,
Al the IRE apparatus In the district
acre called out
The evening world., 1900-05-23
ANDREW FREEDMAN SAYS
HE HAS NO ICE STOCK

stock ! have never 'f1ssn vita Nj
Morse
q havs never 1st a dollars s1rth q
Ice Trust st1.k ~ me stock % any
other IDe company ! have never been
acquainted s,fh any i.e man ~ oficial
connected aIfl tho iHe Trust or any
other ..s COMPANY and .; no time haVe
] ever hold Iu uy IRn name %. anJ
HtIs. name tny stnHS 'or any other
party 5f my seii .a tIe ICE business"
The evening world., 1900-05-23
VAN WYCK WILL TELL
ALL ABOUT ICE TRUST.
Bitter Attack on Parkhurst,
Slicer and Moss---Mayor
Defies Republicans.
Statement dictated for publication BY Mayor Van
WICK

Who. In MI. holy garb. entered the
'TenIrrlI.n i'm and paid for and INDUCED
In Oh. most Indecent exhibitions known
20 dsyrlyed humanity
Then tle Rev Tom slicsr. the wan
ier.ng minister Who seeks notoriety.
whether dirty or clean. by making
charges
Nov .om- five Republican members
~ tha MuniCinal Ass.mbiy Five Re.
publican angels from heaven. whose
characters are A. white as the driven
-noW. have ohtll,nged the ategrity Of
the oniciai condu,t Of as Mayor of
New York. aud had him hailed 10 court
1n saturday morning
Tel the people 4 New York tha, me
MAJOR viii be- there In viIilng obedience
to nli order ani tha, ln the mean
time .Hey need nave no fear that any
't.' can ID. proven that NI'l In ne
slightest degree challenge the integrity
~ bis 0ficisl ooniuct
N1I might say. IN the mean time. taat
the c1irge may appear that ] nave
o1ugh. sugar Trust sto'k on % PET
sen, cash payment. Or y per
cent margin. and these Immaculate r..
plbi.cans MAJ lry aloud rom The house.
tops '1lf fle Mayor ~ NeW YORK ha,
been caught rei-'andei. and a. one
= the sugar Bar01s sh'. ~ raising the
prize ~ sugar. hne r1pb-i the crying
hI'dr,H % she poor " ihi, eiy Of an
1pp.rIuiy - .niu.ging 10 the soothing
effects - fhs n~ye--t -t1- bel FORGOTTEN
sugar tr the ieAgh, and l1y ID! yoIr
rfi iup1I
NbbI-lF can successfully challenge
either my plo.iy " M private ln.
.eEr't.
The evening world., 1900-05-23
KEPT JUDGE WAITING.

President Morse and his counsel vvro
late IN arriving at court.
After the ordinary cases had bssa
disposed Of the Court was ready -,
proceed with the hearing Of the tsstS.
mony bat /, was after 10 O'Clock -.
fore the case was called.
when the Magistrate entered MS psl.
vste room he was followed by tss ts-
iendan's. tseir counsel and number %
witnesses Secretary Scott. VINO 10
under subpoena 10 produce certain books
OF the Company. was the nrsi Of the
officills.
lie declined TO state whether Or noe
he will obev the order Of the Court.
Counsel for the prosecution declared
that Mr.. Scott would be prosecuted for
contemp, II the required books were nse
In court this afternoon.
President Morse accompanied by De
Lancey Nicoll. arrived at 80 o'clock. and
President schoonmaker and d.
rector Campbell also came in wilh
counsel
When the prosecution opened. Masis-
trste Zelisr asked.
Are the defendants all here
Al but three answered M Nleoll.
Have they all been ssryedF' asksi
The Magistrate.
They have" sali Lawyer schoen.
Then they should hase oeen hers"
said the Magistrate. angrily. Il vii
not carry on these proceedings si,hoat
them"
Mr. Slcou siiI that all those ihit
we're no, present would BE- there st
once. The Magistrate was very angry.
"lf they don't come. 10 began In
threatening tones. lie was cut short 5y
Lawyer Nicoll. for the trust. sho again
gave assurances that the men would DO
called 70 court ~ once
"Thi, case 10 no diasress shsa
an, other" said the Magistrate.
These mss are practically pris-
onsr.. The, have been allowed 20
go In ,osr custody"
They are In good hssis then" ~
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golden strand. and came down from
his villa with a private ,ip that m.
clouds were only a blufr and noshI,~
lise rain could happen until thu hAs,ls
was over.
"Easle-Eye" Becklsy surveyed the
perspeei nom his eyrie and decided
that u would rain. Though Tomorrow
is an open date In the schedule. ana aii
that. a postponed ssms ccsl1Ht -
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecas; 'sF the ,hirty.slx hour. end.
ins ) r. NJ Thursisy FOR New YORK
city and vicinity: Parity cloudy TO.
nisht aul Thundiy. Ilsht io fresh
,oatheriy Winds.
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BEFORE MAGISTRATE.
PRACTICALLY PRISONERS.

Charles ". Morse and his assscn1o
Ice earons are practically under arrest.
Magistrate zeller made this snnounas-
msnt durins the hearing In Jefiersou
Market Court this afternoon.
Three Of the company's directors fan.
ed 10 obey summonses. and the nnaEis-
trate stated that he would give them
half an hour 10 reach court.
Il intend to treat these men tue the
same rs other prisoners" was Masis.
trite zeller's reply to q rather fiippans
plea By De lancey Nicoli.