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Bridge to Let.

The building Of new bridge over Twelve
Mile Creek at Van Wyck, will be let to the
Lowest Ecpon-ib!o Bidder on T.csday. 18th
day OF September at 10 o'clock "a. IN Plans
and Specifications will be made known at tho
letting The right TO reject any and all bids Is
rescr, ed. Bond will be required Of the sue.
cessful bidder IN Double the amount Of the
amount OF the bid for tho faithful performance
Of the work,
NJ. C. GARDNER,
County supervisor
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A Barber's Story of How he was
Called Upon to Shave the Same
Dead Man Twice.

u WiSOs
The weather is always q
source Of complaint. No mat
ter whether hot, cold, or neither,
there is a class of people who
will grumble, Just at this sea-
son of the year the hatters are
enjoying life. 1t is easy sailing
for them, for the straws have
been called in. AS the styles
in hats have changed for this
fall everyone is almost COM
PEELED to purchase a new hat.
Now with the BARRIERS it is diff
fereHt. With the advent of the
stove comes rheumatism and a
perceptible falling off in the
number Of shaves and hair cuts.
"Hot weather." said tonso
rial expert yesterday as he was
lathering the side of a bachelors
face, "brings us a great deal of
business. There are few boards
in the summer the hair is kept
short and the head requires con-
stant shampooning. Another
thing about summer weather
that nobody notices except bar
bers is that young men pay
more attention to the cut of
their hair than they do in the
winter. This on account of the
love-makina, | suppose. There
is no such thing as dishonesty
or short weight with us. When
a man wants his hair cut it has
to be done and that is the end
to it. Sometimes we manage
to do a little shady work, such
as dyeing And the man in
the chair laughed his mouth
full of soap suds, which caused
someone to remark that the
next thing he would say would
be slick.
The barber continued to talk
81 was speaking Of the cold
weather few minutes ago and
said that it never brought us
any business. | remember one
time, though, that it was the
means of getting me an extra
shave. | hate to shave dead
men, but that's a part of our
work and we get well paid for
it. A dead man never speaks,
so it makes no difference wheth-
er we give him a clean face or
a cut. 1t was early in the night
when | was called out. The
man who was 'it' was q custO-
mer Of mine and | knew what
kind of a growth he had. At
the time Of his death he had an
almost clean face and my Job
was easy. Now the cold weather
part of the story is that the
body was kept for over four
days. A relative Of the dead
man had to come, or something
of the sort. When everybody
had taken a look at the corpse
the lid to the coffin was . closed
and it was not taken off until
the relative arrived, which was
the night of the fourth day. All
Of the near and dear ones of the
deceased were about the coffin
when the lid was taken off. If
the dead man had spoken they
could not have been any more
surprised, for there was a heavy
beard on his face. That was
one time ! had to suffer. was
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unceremoniously hustled out of
bed and confronted with charge
of having put a job. And it
took me just forty minutes by
actual count to convince them
that the hair never dies. "
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-09-29
Comes from DR.. ID. 3. CnrCil,

Comes from DR.. d. B. Cargile
OF Washita, /. T. Ho write6 /:
-Four bottles of Electic Bitters
has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula,
which had caused her great suf-
fering for years. Terrible sores
would break cut on her head and
face, and the best doctors could
give no help; but her cure is com
plete and her health is excellent"
This shows what thousands have
proved,-that Electric Bitters is
the bes blood purifier known. it's
the supreme remedy for eczema,
letter, ssIt rhsum, ulcers, 5oils
and running sores. 1t stimulates
liver, kidneys and bowels, expels
poisons, helps digestion and builds
up the strength. Only Soc. Sold
by Crawford Bros. Druggis
Guaranteed.
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State Of Ohio, City Of : Oledo, .
Iucas Comfy SH'

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner Of the firm Of +.
j. CHENEY & Co, dong business In
the city Of Toledo, county and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each sand every case Of
CATARRH that cannot be cured by
the use of HALLS CATRRH CURE.
FRANK j, CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6ti day of De-
cember, A. d., 1856.
tO~ A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the systt m.
Send for testimonials. free.
+. j. Gil ENET & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75C.
Halls Family Pills are best
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FAIRFIELD MURDER CASES.
Tom Hill, the Incendiary, who
Tried to Burn the Whole
Town, Gets Thirty Years
I'm the Penitentiary.

yet reduced its working hours. 1t
is now running on full time night
and day.
The Courtof General Sessionswas
ended yesterday. In the case of
Henry Johnson, charged with
murder, there was mistrial. Tom
Hill, the negro, who made it hot
in the old town last May with
several incendiary fires, has had
a hearing before a jury of his
countrymen, who found him gull
ty with a recommendation to
mercy. He will, in a few days,
return to the Penitentiary, from
which he was an escape at the
time he was handling the torch
so freely, where he will find lodg-
ing for period of thirty years.
John Campbell, who was in,
dicted for the killing of Ed. Braz
well, at Blythewood, on election
day, was acquitted. The testi-
mony showed that in the general
street fight which took place FIVE
shots were fired, one by Camp,
bell and four by Brazwell's father,
and failed to show which one had
really fired the deadly shot.
The case of johnson Cameron,
indicted for the killing of Fl. A.
Stephenson on the day of the sec
ond primary. was marked con-
tinued in the absence of several
material witnesses.
Judge KIugh overruled the at
tempt on the part OF the defend.
ants counsel to quash the jury,
which, it was claimed, had not
been legally drawn. The jury
list of four hundred names, which
would be needed during the year,
was placed in the box January 5,
accordiog to the law which pro-
vided for this action on the part
of the jury commissioners. The
venire for this court was made
from this list. The plea Of the
counsel was that this venire was
not drawn as provided by the Act
passed at the last Legislature.
The ruling Of Judge Klugh was
that the list made up in January
would have to be exhausted be-
fore the new law became effect
i've.
The decision of the Supreme
Court in removing all railroad
suits for more than $4,000 to the
United States Court has had a
marked effect in scaling down the
amount sued for, but not in de.
creasing the number of cases. The
time of the court for the next two
or three days will be taken up
with claims against the Southern
Railway Company, which is the
only road operating in this coun-
ty.
d. A. Crawford, a shipper,
brings suit for loss of cattle in
transportation and loss of price
caused by an alleged delay.
J. McBryde Smith claims per
sonal injuries sustained on a
freight train several years ago.
At first these were not Of much
trouble, but lately he has suffered
"A great deal, the physIcians at
tributing his sufferings to the eff
feet of the injury.
Another person has a suit for
the killing of his mules and the
smashing of his wagon by a train
at a railroad crossing. The negro
driver was also killed and his rel.
atives will ask a jury to put an
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-09-29

Tho most dainty and effective pills made
are DeWitts Little Early Risers. m ey are
unequaled for all liver and bowel troubles
Never grippe. Crawford BrUsL d-w.s
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-09-29

Used during Expectancy Simmons Squaw
Vine Wine or Tablets cheer and Strengthen
Mother shorten Labor and Rob Confinement
OF its TerTOrs.
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NOTICE.!

NNO TIE TAXPAYERS of Lancas-
Z ter County.
The Treasurer's office will be open
for the collection of taxes for fisca
year 1900, on the 10th day of October,
and will close, the 3lst day of Decem-
Der, 1900
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1900-09-29

Mot or wishing stout healthy girls should
give ihcm simmons Squaw Vine Wine or TaB,
lets ~ they approach puberty.
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COUTH CAROLINA 4 GEORGIA
\ EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY.
Schedule No. q

In Enect 1901 a. m, Sunday, Dec..sl, 1899.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
For .Instice orthe Peace.

Mr.. Thomas Rowan announces
in the Eagle this morning as a can.
didate for justice of the peace Of
precinct No. 4, Brazos county.
Mr.. Rowan has resided in the
county about thirty years and in
Bryan for many years. He is
well and favorably known by all
the people Of the precinct. and
having served as justice Of the
peace in precinct No. 7 for four
years, he is well qualified for the
duties Of the Office he now seeks
If elected he will discharge these
duties fairly and impartially, Civ
ing prompt and careful attention
to all. The Eagle takes pleasur,
in presenting his claims co the vo.
ters.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
BAR ON SOFT COAL.
Health omosr. WIN Not Permit IL. Tee
In New York CITY.

In New York cay.
New York. Sept. si.-Prcsident Muir.
ply Of the board Of health says that
there would be- no relaxation Of the rules
against using soft coal in this city on
sccount Of the strike In the anthracite
mining region. Mr.. Murphy said that
the law was on the statute books. was
absolute IN is terms. made no provision
for emergencies Of the present kind and
would have 10 be- observed. He added.
moreover. in his opinion the emergency
was not AS grave a. certain people who
wanted 20 have soft coal burned repre-.
sent It 10 be-. He thought the supply Of
anthracite on hand was ample for New
Yorks consumption for some time TO
come. The mere fact that those who
hold this coal had raised the price did
not, in his mind. furnish any adequate
reason for violating the law against the
burning Of soft coal. or allowing the
health Of the public TO be endangered by
the smoke nuisance.
This ordinance will be- enforced. Mr..
Murphy said, with all the vigilance Of
which this department is capable Al.
ready some dealers In this city are ask.
ing s11j for white ash coal aud o. 20
for red ash.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
nex,nrin echools.

BOXING ia termed the msnly
sport" and under proper conditions
i; cannot BE- denied that the know.
ledge and practice Of il il dccid i
value TO youth But il docs mot nee
ps.arilv follow that /, Is advisable to
have boxing bouts IN the hascmoni,
Of the nuhic schools Tho art 81
ielf.doH.e" J. an eSccllcut thug
when tSght merely Is am ineidcu,
or even faturc II general athletic
training. but il should not b. all
there is 90 o. In such circumstan-
CO. it inculcaics wrong ideas into the
head. ~ the boys; IT. tendencies are
distinctly W,ious. Il arouses dor
.naut pugnsc.,y, u which most boys
have enough ANYWAY. and -tirs up
unnecessary and baucful interest IN
professional pugili,m. The boy
come. 90 regard pugilism as the only
essential Torture Of athletics which
Is unque,tionAbly harmful.
Boxing has IL. rightful place in
Tan gymnasium work. aud 1t Is we'll
that It should he taught there. hui
how long would the public PIT mp
the colloc, gymnasium il nothing
else rcc,Ncd attention in it, In
deed, how long would It put mp with
ANY gymnasium? What support
would athletic clubs from tho better
-'as' " people. II the gloves coDsti-
tu;ed theiri>olc athletic clu.pucnt
/ IL Is in thi. that the mistake ha.
been made. Give rho school boy.
athletic training. II possible, buN
make it general LEI tAAmg be
feature Of 10, but no: the pudomi
naut feature. The buildin. mp oI
= muscles Of the body /. an excellent
= thing for youth. bu, ,hcrr ia NOR
TO this than mere ability TO knocl
Some ono down. THE object Shout,
, not De- to teach a lai TO fight
There should be- ro more Of the.
boxing bouts in tho schools pndc
existing conditions. Some bette
4 tenn OF e1ercisc surely can be found
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
ELECTION IN ENGLAND.
The People Are Locking for Important
Ca--r-- - So c=siH-f.


Ch-.r-- - $40 s-sin-f.
London. sept. - Lord Salisbury's
manifesto l. remarkable for the elevation
OF style and argumentative force. Il
contrasts strongly with SIR. Chamber
lain's Birmingham speech, which Is open
to criticism for faults Of taste. Mr..
Chamberlain evidently aimed. however,
ut drawing the fire Of the Radicals aud
setting them talking about South Afri'
ca. and In this way hoped 70. swell the
Unionist maiorities
The air Is heavy IN the political clubs
with rumors Of cabinet changes. Mr.
Goschen's retirement from the admiral.
~ Is now remarked A. foregune con.
c.usion. since his health Is broken and
he is weary Of official responsibilities,
and canno, b. induced 10 remain AT the
post. Lord Salisbury. who considers
old age poor excuse for retirement, IL
reported 90 BE- greatly annoyed by Mr.
Goscheu's determination 20 abandon the
Office. but will be forced 10 find sue
cessor for the admiralty.
Lord IAnsdowne's tenure Of the war
Office will also be short. but he will not
leave the cabinet. Lord Salisbury re-.
latious with Lord Iandsdowne ARE most
intimate. and he Is I u convinced that
any change in the war Office Is requircd;
but In any event he viii insist upon
having him remain in the cabinet.
Well informed men who know what
is going on behind the scenes assert that
Lord Salisbury. when forced 20 admit
that the logic u the situation requires a
new head for the war Office. since mill.
tary reorganization Is heralded as th,
first work Of the next parliament. viii
transfer Lord Landsdowne 70 the for
eign Office.
This result has been predicted by lead
ing members Of the diplomatic service
who have reasoned from the intimac,
Of the two statesman that Lord sails
bury will be- likely 10 choose Lord Lans
downe as his successor in the forcigl
office This transfer would leave Mr.
Balfour leader Ut the commons. wher,
the old Tories are not yet ready TO TAX
orders from Mr. Chamberlain.
The succession 10 the war Office is gen
orally conceded 10 Mr.. Chamberlain OF
the ground that he Is the only ministe
with sufficient force of character an
administrative ability for carrying on
thorough and farreaching reforms i
the military system. The reformer
however. are overzealous when they a
sumo that the emergency requires n
service 81 Mr.. Chamberlain at the wa
Office. General Roberts as commander
in.chief and General Kitchener ~ adj
tant general Of the British army. the
must be In bad way II the concentrl
ton Of 30 much talent is indispensable
One Of the freshest rumors In the a
points another field Of activity for NJ
Chamberlain. This is the report
Michael Hicks Beach, AS well as VI
Goschen. is weary Of office. and bel
upon retiring from the cabine
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
Senator HOa,'s Odd aolIon,.

Senator lIoar, in beginning a
speech, has a little series Of motions
which he unconsciously never fails
to 20 through First his hsud goes
10 his throat and tie. then he pulls
down his waistcoat, then he fingers
his watch chain, shakes his cuiT,
loose, clear, his throat and begins.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25

1t may be pleasant, says the St.
Louis Republic, to see a president
act as conjurer, pouring out of
the same bottle wine for the Amer
leans water for the Porto Ricans,
and vinegar for the Filipinos. All
this is very interesting no doubt.
Butitis not government by the PEG
pie, for the people.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25

Mr.. j. W. Carson has been APP
pointed superintendent Of the farm
aud stock ~ the \. a VI. college.
Mr.. Carson was formerly connected
with the college In the capacity of
foreman Of the farm, and he brings
abundant experience and great pop
ularity with college people and
friends Of the college Ia his assist
ance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25

A Hearn special says: A rumor
has been circulated here that the
Houston & Texas Central railroad
will extend their road which bran
ches Off to the gravel pit to Wheel
ock. The country around Wheel
ock is very fertile and a great
deal Of cotton is marketed at
Hearne from that place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
DAMAGING REPORT.
Americans In Mexico Not Advocating any
Annexation To THIS Country.

Americans In Mexico Not Advocating any
Annexation To TIL. Country.
City Of Mexico. Mexico, Sept. a.
An article In the Los Angeles Herald ad.
vocating the annexation Of Mexico 10 the
United States and charging that Amcri.
can residents are conspiring 10 bring
about annexation has aroused much
comment The Mexican Herald denies
that Americans In this country are abus.
ing the hospitality Of Mexico 50 genor.
ously confers. 20 ctnspire against the po.
litical integrity Of Mexico. Such arti.
Giles do intense harm 10 American inter.
ests by nrousing the suspicion Of Mexi.
can people aud inaaming their minds
against Americans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25

Birmingham, Ala, sept 2i-Firc de-.
stroyod the commissary building. and
content. OF tho Alabama Consolidated
Coal and Iron company at Brookw0od,
Ala The postoiiice was also destroyed.
Loss $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
Neither Anxious Nor Unwilling.

General Fred Grant tells one IN
teryicwcr in the Philippines that :,
is not q candidate for a vice prc.i-
dental nomination, and is doing
nothing TO secure it, but that he
should like such nomination "just
as any othc. man naturally would
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EXCHANGE

r T. Ludwig, Cincinnati; W V
lIanway, Dallas; & l. Shaiier, Cor
sicann; W r. IIenuing, Detroit; G
Scott. Franklin; 4 T. Wilson, Hous-
ton; y spears, Dallas; II u Shakel-
ford. CINCINNATI; \ Conrad, kurten;
\ - Evans. l. u Evans, T. Boggs, &
\ Mccormack. j Fitzsimmuns, J II
Moss, VIII Blnckioupc, Navasota
r Croniu, Palestine; Eugene Edge,
Houston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25

No. aud No. . mackerel and
white fish just received and now on
sale M Cole Bros. 2jg
j. l.. sample Of Tabor gave the
Eagle call while IN the city yes
t.rduN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
ten DAYS

Great damage TO the cotton crop
owing to the recent heavy rains is
reported from North Texas. With
floods, storms and boil worms
operating to raise the price and
spinnsrs trying to force ii down,
cotton is having lively experiences
this season.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
Mnll Street l.cnrro.ll,.

Kuhn, Loeb * Co., OF Wall street.
New York. have given TO the widow
Of a recently deceased cmploye ~ peu-
sion Of >; 900 year, which is tho
iull amount OF the salary he wa
pala Whom allAe.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25

New York, Sept. 2l-Frank Kramer
won the 2j.milo professional race at the
Valisbprg bicycle track NJ Newark. n.
j. Wnlthour's wheel broke down IN the
second mile aud this put him out Of the
mcc Kramer won boy "a length. Floyd
Krcbs was second aud O. II. Collott
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
TUESDAY. SEPT. % ieoo

The insurgents show undated
activity in the Philippines where
the Americans have lost about 100
In killed, wounded and missing in
fen dave
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
CENTRAL.

WE Lee. Hollis; q W Williams,
Austin; Joe Shaw, Columbus; Alvin
Barton, L VI Starkman, w Il White,
Ennis; Al Horton, lola; + White,
Pankcy; II Mayncld, Roan's Prairie
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-25
The Way To Guess.

when you send IN your si.OO for
subscription Ia the Eagle according
to terms published In our advertise
meut of Census Guessing Contest
then, ar AZ any time thereafter that
you wish, you flll out the blank
below. As soon ~ We receive this
blank properly filled. We iill cut and
hand or send you certificate CORE
spending To- the guess made 10y you.
These certificates are numbered con-
secutively, and cannot be- distrihu .
ted around Ia people generally, hut
are given out only after your guess
IL made. The number on each one
corresponds to the number On It's
stub. You keep your certificate.
we send IN tn the association. the
stub corresponding with II. II you
are ready to guess. nh out the follow
ing blank. hand IL In to the Eagle
office. and get your certificate. The
highest prize l. tl5,UO, and there are
g9 other prizes.
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Legal Blanks.

The Eagle carries full line ~ the
GLOWING named legal blanks, and
sells them In small quantities M the
prices quoted. For larger quantities
call az Eagle office for prices:
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e. W Cook, Mrs Annie Cook. Denver;
j r Smoot, Keith; \ J Holiday,
Mark Wilcox, Bryan; T. B
Dea.on, kcith;J T. Farquhur, Well
born; \ u Salycr, Nayasota; j &
Dunn aud wife, Whcclock; j r Al
cNnuder and wife, lola.
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The DAILY EAGLE.

ny coxNELLy, PALMER q cARNEs'
New-York tribune., 1900-05-17
BURGLARS STORY TO BE PRoBED.
IF CONVICTED MAN IS REALLY INNOCENT HIS
PARDON WILL. BE SOUGHT

IF CONVICTED MAN IS REALLY INNOCENT HIS
PARDON WILL BE SOUGHT.
The somewhat romantic story told in the West
Side Court Tuesday by Henry Hess. a seIf-con-
fessed burglar is seriously by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney McClelland. Hess says that Fred
erick Hayes was convicted several months ago of
committing a robbery which was really the work
of Hess Mr.. McC1elland says he will investigate
this tale carefully and If he finds II Will
Governor Roosevelt 70 pardon Hayes. Mrs. c. s.
aolzwasser of No. SIC Manhattan-ave.. the
victim of the robbery, told in The Tribune yes
terday. She complained 10 the police. and they ar
rested Hayes. Burglars tools were found in his
pockets and Mrs. Holzwasser identified him as a
whom she had leaving her apartment
house the day Of the robbery
Hayes was convicted on two separate charges.
For carrying burglars tools he sentenced to
six months Imprisonment. That sentence he is
serving For burglary he got year addi-
tionaL That term is yet begun. If II is proven
that Hayes is innocent and he is pardoned. in
justice Will have been done him. for he seems to
have fully deserved all he got for carrying the
burglars tools.
Mr.. McClelland said yesterday that Mrs. HOlz-
wasser had been satisfied by Hess's testimony that
her Identification of Hayes a mistaken one, be-
cause her little daughter had spoken the real
burglar as he came downstairs after the robbery,
and Hess had repeated 10 her every word of the
conversation which took place between hiInselr and
the child. and it accorded exactly with the ch!lds
tb3 tbra G IL e nnbit nat T 4ess van has ars n
fessed TO many burglaries. might not be averse
a fellow burglar. but saws he will probe Hesss
story carefully before he applies to the Governor
William Wiesenberger. the pawnbroker. of No.
52S sxth-ave who was held for trial in 81 OO bail
Tuesday afternoon the charge of receiving stolen
inaI bonds OF 5000 transferred to the new bond
at the Ghamberlains office yesterday. Five thou
sand dollars additional was furnished and Wiesen-
berger was released TO await trial.