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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-02-13
RITTER.PEACHER.
HopkinsvilIe Lady Married In Chic
cagO on the Ist Inst.

On Feb. l the marriage of Miss
Cornelia Preacher, of this city, and
Mr.. Chas. r. Ritter, formerly of
Clarksyille, was solemnized in Chi
cago, where the groom now holds a
position with the Illinois Central
railroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Ritter VIII
make their future home in Chicago.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1900-02-13
CASE AT GUTHRIE.
The Suspect is an L. s. N. Railroad
Hand.

There is thought to be a case of
smallpox at Guthrie. The physi-
clans of that place think 1t is small
pox in it's incipiency. 1t will prob
ably develop in a day or so. If 1t
proves to tie a genuine case, all
necessary precautions will be used
to prevent it's spread. The suspect
is a railroad hand.
, 1900-10-01
ALFRED, SON OF PROF.
AND MRS. SLossoN. DEAD.

Alfred, the ~six.year-old son of Prof.
and Mrs. Slosson, died at s O'Clock Sat.
urday evening of scarlet fever. The
boy vas sick only three days but had
contracted a malignant form of the
disease and all that could be done for
him was in vain. Alfred was an ex.
ceptionally bright and lovable child.
In his education he was far ahead of
most children of his age and had
shown indications of possessing great
mental gifts. The suddenness of his
death has intensified the sorrow of the
stricken parents and the unhappy
event is felt keenly not only in the uni
versity, but all over the city. On &C
count of the nature of the disease the
funeral was conducted according to
health regulations and there will be
no opportunity for friends to express
their sympathy at this time.
, 1900-10-01

The first of the two cases against
Mrs. Nina Thiesen, in which she was
charged with having taken a quantity
of goods belonging to Mrs. S. E. Land,
was ended this morning by Judge Hay,
ford, discharging the defendant and
ordering that the goods in question be
divided between plaintiff and defend
cnt upon their respective identified.
tons.
The case took up three days in it's
trial and adjudication. Mrs. Thiesen
had occupied Mrs. Lands house while
the latter vas absent from the city.
Upon returning and after Mrs. Thies-
en- had left, Mrs. Land missed a Ium-
Der of articles. A little later she
caused the arrest of Mrs. Thiesen. The
goods in question were found in Mrs.
Thiesen's trunk and on the fact of it
the case looked like a sure one.
But it wasn't. On the witness stand
Mrs. Thiesen testified that when her
own property was removed from Mrs,
Lands house she was sick and called
in a woman to pack the goods for her:
and that she did not see what was
put in the trunks. This testimony was
supported by that of the woman who
had done the packing. Judge Hayford
decided that on the testimony there
was no evidence OF criminal intent and
accordingly dismissed the case.
The question of the disposition
of the property then arose and
Judge Hayford, a little like
Solomon of old, ordered that the prop
erty be divided. Acting upon this the
two parties to the suit this morning
set to work identifying their property.
All that Mrs. Land identified as hers
was turned over to her and Mrs.
Thiesen was awarded possession of
the remainder.
The ease in which l.. Seehausen
charges Mrs. Thiesen with having TAX
certain furs that belonged to him, was
continued till Saturday morning.
, 1900-10-01
P. G. Murphy Home.

The familiar figure of P. G. Murphy
is again seen upon Laramie streets.
He has just returned from an extend
ed visit to his son. Charles Murphy.
editor of the Northport Republican,
and his s%on-in-law, VIM. P. Hughes.
the editor of the News at North
port, Wash. Speaking of Mr.. Muir
phys departure. the News says:
"P. G. Murphy, father of the editor
of the Northport Republican, left on
left on Saturday afternoons train for
Laramie. Wyo., to close a real estate
deal of considerable Importance. A
heavy windstorm prevailed in the vi
entity of Loon Lake, telling a great
many trees across the track, causing
the passengers to assist the railroad
ers in removing them before the train
could proceed. The train was running
slow looking for trouble as it ap-
preached the trestle at the Lake.
when a large tree fell across the track
just in front of the locomotive, which
ran up on to it before it could be stop
ped. The passengers were shaken I'D
and it required some time to olsen
tangle the locomotive from the
branches of the tree. The train did
not arrive at Spokane until 1920 that
night and we presume "grandpa's''
experience will cause him to feel that
he will be very fortunate if he ever
gets back to Northport alive"
, 1900-10-01
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Born, October l, 1900. in Laramie,
Wyoming, to the wife of H. C. Rogers,
a daughter.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap'
fist church will meet with Mrs. Near.
thur on Wednesday afternoon.
The Laramie Coal Comapny took
charge of the Union Pacific coal office
in this city today. Mr.. D. McCullagh
will be the manager.
A special train consisting Of an en-.
CINE and private cars Nos. O4 and OF
went west about 8 o'clock this morn,
ing with General Manager Dickinson,
Chief Engineer Berry and General
Traffic Agent Buckingham on board.
The special will go straight through to
Ogden.
, 1900-10-01
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

a. Nichols went to Denver today.
Mrs. Clyde Opelt, formerly Mrs. Jen.
ME Dawson, now living in North Platte,
is visiting friends in this city.
j.. H.. Davis returned from Denver
last night. lie says the weather was
beautiful while he was in the city.
Mrs. H. NJ. Blackley of Pittsburg,
has arrived in Laramie to see her
son Brice Blackley. who is sick at
Mrs. Burk's.
John Costin, Frank Breitenstein, A.
Matchett and Harry Houston went
shooting yesterday down the river and
brought home 80 ducks and an ante
lope.
Prof. McClelland, Tony Jennings,
William Bartlett and c. S. Dautel,
We're shooting in the vicinity of Hut
tons grove yesterday and bagged fifty
ducks.
Fl. D. Beemer has returned from
Richmond, Va, where he attended the
meeting of the Supreme Lodge, /. o.
o. F., as the grand representative from
this state.
Julius Milton, an engineer on Resi-
dent Engineer Dunlap's force, who was
taken sick at a grading camp neal Red
Buttes, was brought to town today and
placed in Mrs. Burk's hospital.
Mr.. E. c. Holiday and Miss Flora
en-, going overland. Mr.. Holiday will
return the last of the week. Miss
Knight will teach the Owen school for
the next four months.
, 1900-10-01

You never read Of So many great
cures elsewhere, as those effected by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, did you? 1t is
Americas Greatest Medicine and pos
sesses merit unknown to any other
preparation. 1t is a wonderful invig-
orator.
, 1900-10-01

Torturing skin er%uptions, burns and
sores are soothed at once and prompt
ly healed by applying DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, the best known cure for
piles. Beware of worthless counter
feits. Laramie Drug Company.
, 1900-10-01

1t is well to know that DeIVitt's
Witch Hazel Salve will heal a burn
and stop the pain at once. 1t will
cure eczema and skin diseases and
ugly wounds and sores. 1t is n Ger,
tain cure for piles. Counterfeits may
be offered you. See that you get the
original DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Laramie Drug Company.
, 1900-10-01

When you have no appetite, do not
relish your food and feel dull after
eating o may know that O need
a dose of Chamberlain's stomach and
liver tablets. Price, 25 cents. Sam
pies free at F. H. Eggleston's drug
store.
, 1900-10-01
TH|ESEN
CASE WAS DECIDED BY JUDGE
HAYFORD THIS MORN
ING.

Defendant was Discharged Because No
Criminal Intent Was Proved-Mrs.
ThIesen Had Another Woman
Pack Her Trunk When She Left
Mrs. Lands House.
, 1900-10-01
Lichty's Celery Nerve COMPOUND

for all diseases, neuralgia
rheumatism, nervous debility, paraly-
SIS, biliousness, dyspepsia, costive.
ness, piles, liver complaint, kidney
troubles and female complaints. 1t
goes to the seat of the disease and
cures thoroughly and speedily. Sold
by Chas. N. settele, pioneer druggist.
, 1900-10-01

FOR SALE-SiX-room house; bath.
sewer connection and barn; 81 1000 513
Second street. ilt5w1t
, 1900-10-01

FOR RENT-Furnished house for
anyone desiring to keep and
b%oarders. Enquire at this office.
43t6
, 1900-10-01

GALVESTON: The Horrors of
the Stricken City" By Murat Hal
stead. Best book. best authorship,
best terms, best prices. Outfit free.
Write quick. HOUSEWIVES CO.,
Dept. 1, Indianapolis, Ind. 42t3
, 1900-10-01

Sick headache is cured by Hoods
Pills. Csc.
, 1900-10-01

FOR SALE-Good 7-room house. Ap,
ply at us Fifth. corner Park avenue
, 1900-10-01

DR.. Stearns, eye So ,,ialist, office at
hotel parlors.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
THE CURFEW WHISTLE.
Dr. Iioaglamd Seeks /" Have 1t
Blown in It. Louis.

Doctor Alexander Hoagland Of Boston. i
representative Of the Curfew League leo
-fIrad Yesterday evening at the Lafayette
park PrrShytcrian church on The topic
rho Saving Of our Boy a"l Girls.
Doctor Hulglari's visit to this CITY Is 20
stir mn sentiment looking 10 IN" ItS~i-S
- q. clIrfcw law requiring CHlrii't L" '' '
their homes after \ = III ~ WINTER "LL y
- m. In summer. He viii Try To Lay" the
rfirftw whistle blown in 81 LOUIS 'i'"-"
The law be not rG-sea.
a law Of the sort mas been passed SOM"
Tim. since in several cities oil ms SlIl,'
md the doctor. and III every cdSy M De-
..roaSe in crime was remarkable IN f\ii-
~,S CITY there were no arrests al h"EH
made since tho passage of the law. 'pr "rr"
any made in -. Joseph. n other Sltt'S a.
decrease Of ~ per cent has been tho AVE-
axe. contrary to the general Hil'loi' "
measure woTk.! uo hardship on IN" pilhhG
nv has II stirred uu general anldG"NlSnl,
gs was predicted. In fact. in every town
where the experiment has been trl'G tAe
citizens were almost u unit III Approving
Of il aron- the
yulrg Jews than among any "ih"r >u"i-
aIitv- and this fact can bee directly. 3ttrln-
uted to the Jewish narlt al h',lllE nc
children in the house after certain t'"l@.
Tho same holds trU" of the SH"I'S, i'di'9'
Norwegians and M la'rc nj.
-iauaIitieS ara in the habit Of StH'ilH@ th"i
children to work in large factories: ~h'f'
they are employed all daE. and IN hteiliS
rnano at home Of an evening.
Doctor Hua-laad illustrated MS lecture
with "A series OF pictures ana charts. To-
morrow afternoon At (; oCi"GN 'l' tip'tol
will meet a committee of business mon IA
Tho Holland building To Try ana MAKE AZ
,4nrsn.nfz 10y having III" .urt.w Wti~ti"
Introduced into this city, - that al VIM
wish can take a~iNaHta@" ~ - Al iu-!-
ness men arc inViJ'd 10 attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

alley in city block 1c57 was corcurrcd IN by
the following vote.
Ayrs-MrSsrs. Carroll. Cast. Gaus. Hodges,
Horton. krttZ. A~icy--UhurG. Richards.
Syhn"ll. Thinner and WiGEins-H-
\p,S-O.
AhS"nt- Mr.. Hoffman, and MIR. President
MDI'T.S
concurrent resolution %rciIity" to oGcning
alley IN 'ity hl".k -; WIS cpnrirroi IN by
IT, following vote.
Ayr--M,-rs carroll. CAST. GrEs. Hodges.
Horton. hrtiZ. N~-ySruruIc. Richards,
S.hHrll. ThUn,r and Wiasin--h
\rrS. -
hh-cu,- Mr. Ha'Gmauu and Mr.. President
Meier
NJ. Vic" President Horton appointed ~
- Conference. Committee ON To" part ~
~" Connect To- r,,-i i'y amendments 90 tn"
i'HU-' "f iH'I,-f;-. T. council i.lll W -.
M"@~r~ N"ys.uusfc. carroll ana Richard
Mr. Ni--iu. moved tL1t when council 'i-
l"urr- 90 IlirurH O." meet on Friday. i"t'-
THlry %. leo. az . O'Clock =. nj.
Carried.
AIR E,rharis moved that tho absences
IL excused.
carried.
Mr.. carroll moved that Council DO now
adluTTI.
carried.
WLcr"uror Council adjauru"i to NEE; on
FriI.ty. E,AIHtry -. l:u-. at : ".".p"k g.. III.
CI!NS- u. G';hNES.
Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
SAYS HER SON STRUCK HER.
AGED Mrs. finuscn Is nj the ll"SpI
tal-Chargc Denied.

Mrs. Kate IIouscn. - years old. Is a the
city Hospital with Il badly confused FACE
ana a scalp wound. which, She says. WIS IL
,Ticted By her son. William. yesterday AZ
heir homo. No. lis South Third street.
Mrs EouS.n said that E'T son sent her OH
f,- , bucket Of h.'r. giving h'T - silver
nslf-dollar. When III" got ih' I.'r in' hi'-
tender WRAPPED tho CHAINS" up for i'r IN i
,.iccp Of EaugT, 50 that ~H' Uuuti not JOS"
II. When she went hot'i' -1" placed l3"
u.per on = side table, and forgot all ahnu'
Il Tor the fimc being When h"T son asked
far his change =h' could not remember
=, here she had placed it,. Sh" says ID" aC-
,;sCd her Of trying Ia cheat him out "f the
change and became 50 -Xritn.i that In his
.rrcr he knocked her down and admins
:or,d a severe h.atiHc 4. nor. tt" neigh
lnrs ran in and saved the aid lady from
prohanlr serious injury. The change was
found later an IN the place where Mrs.
IIoUs,u hIt left it
The police arrested Young IloUS'n. IL"
denies the accusations of his mother. and
declares she received tn. %inJ'.rics hy falling
down accidentally.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

State Of Missouri. city of 81. Louis, -;
In I'll" circuit Court, cry Of St. Louis.
December Term. 1899. Monday. January
18th. lH" The city IF $. Louis rs. Ernest
city of -. Louis. having made return upon
the summons issued In this cause. that mo
defend utS. Louis T. Walter. Ellen =. MAY,
Clara May. Mimi" May and Jessie Rain.
cauuot +" found in 'le city Of 81. Louis.
and Il appearing to the satisfaction Of TIL.
- unknown. or that they 10 not reside
within tn" State Of Missouri:
n Is ordered that said Defendants 10
notified that - civil action has been con-
mcleod against them and others. the oh
ieC, and general nature of which is - oh
tain the appointment by this court Of ti!r"r
d,SiutCTcStrd commissioners fr.shOldcrS ps
property IN said City Of ~. Louis. to assess
the damages which tn. owners Of the prop
s,ty sought 40 he Appropriated and con-
deuncd. under authority OF orairaucs No.
1898 Cf said Cry of ST. Louis. aUnroyyG
February 18th. lS#. entitled AN Ordinance
- widen broadway from its junction VITA
Halls Ferry Road ~rthwar to Columbia
reason Of the appropriation and coudomrr.
fion Of such real estate hv the CITY for
widening said Broadway; and for . :Idg-
ment Of conformation of said property for
IN" purposes aforesaid. and that the gsrd
day OF February. 1900. has bran fixed for
the hearing of pi tintif-s petition.
md IL is further ordered, that a corv
hereof be published according 10 law In
the st Louis Republic and Anzeiger de.
journal ot the Assembly of the said City
Of st Louis.
\ true copy from tho record
Witness my hand and seal Of the circuit
Court. 'ity of ST Louis. this 25;h day %
tS'ai Of Court HENRY TROLL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
TO ENCOURAGE CAPITAL.
System of Bonded Warehouses 10
BE Established in Mexico.

cit 81 Mexico. Feb. IS.-The President
has issued a decree for the establishment IF
a system of bonded warehouses at ports or
entry. and outlines liberal measures which
will zoe welcomed by the business COM
tnunity. Managers Of Warehouses may loan
money on the goods deposited. is we'll as
,ulOy the usual PRIVILEGES pcrttiri.: 20 this
business in foreign countries. collecting
storage charges. etc. EX- mption from GUS
toms duties on the materials for The con-
~trUCtiuG Of the warehouses Is granted for
I've wears. Several banks Here ar" inter
.<tei in this business, which lid, fair Ia he
If great inheritance and utility ana New
York rfriicS are expected to +; X" a portion
# the capital required. The same business
vas proicctci some years ago. bat WIS DE-
:rated in Congress, but il IS now Certain
to pass.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
City of St. Louis.
Law Department.

Feb'y. 70. laH.
To HON II May Concern. Take Notice.
Tine Commissioners. in the matter OF open
eng an alley in city block 2599, under urdi-
nance No. 1871. will meet at room -. city
HAL. on February -. 1890. AZ > y. m. far
lie purpose of assessing benefits oCcaSinu,i
by said opening. AMI all parties interested
are invited to be present, when ana where
t:,ey have the right to be heard, and muv
'XCept TO the Commissioners report before
the Circuit Court when it is filed.
The taxing district for said opening in
GUIDES the property in city block 2ts9.
Is. SCHNURMACHER.
City Counselor,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
Grcsharr HuildinE Burned.

HFPTBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex. Feb. 1S.-Fire at CIchurne
last night destroyed the Gresham building.
valued It lJ.@H parity insured. Eal" N
williamson drag store ocCcup,ca the
ground floor. Loss $3.50; insurance S. 40.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
OURNA
Or
The House Of Delegates.
Regular Session.
.%t8oo-i9Co.
(OFFFCI4L.

f~OFFICLAL.)
City ofst. Louis.
Hous. Of Delegates.
February l6. 1870.
The n.a., m9' q I. m. Nlr. speaker
-; sent -Nl.ss.S Aihrish,, Ro-erh. Burke.
it'k'r. U'ruv. Faulkner. GG-ke. Hanui-
gan. Helms. Hnlrramp. Lehman. Lor,l.
VI 'i'r1. MIrr'll !. *. Ftrkc'. Robertson,
: tn"if!"r. schumacher. Sturiev3ut. Tam
hlyu. Zfrhr'rz .:r! Nj. Speaker Mu-r-u D.
Sn-rIir" ANA Sv.sr.y--.
The minutes 'f m, meeting %: February
- - printed. We're approved.
III i"il"ni"S report from IA" Clerk Was
House 81 Delegates.
T" a." Smoker Of the fiuISa of Dc.eates:
III" llth DAY of February. 1851. at Ir.2l a.
IN. J Prosecuted tn iiiS Honor The Mayor for
approval tho following. tU Nit.
ii'u." 1911 NJ IA An ori!Ialc" author
izlnc Johann i~.trt,iS &" erect. maintain and
Iiou.e EiH 30. 1Ss. An ordinance author
il!H% Ernst k''"n To erect. maintain and
operate Il dairy.
Very respectfully.
W II. JUDY.
Cork.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
tn" following message from the Council
"as read and filed:
Cu.ueI Clamher
81. Inuis. Feb. u. $40.
To fhe Honorable Sneaker and Members %.
I'd" House Of Delegates
'i.uftmrn- hay. n. boucr IN f,forn
You that thn President of m. ro4ucii has
tins evening. ia In, pr.Snr.. Of n. conn
ell m omen session a:fx his sil-1atIr,
10 rH. flIInUfor .rrifl.j l. h. vi,
Hursc IAN N = Az nr3i,qr,. - 70
construct THir.! stree. from tvIouteau ay-
ON, T., p,,,,, 80 81"
iiof-o EiIi X, - A. o,sfra,..
rnr-frpr, Sixt.a,tL So, -, MI,
49,, ., :. ,v..ril. - " "
Jf,g.. T.l y" a., nrdf,,,
~,rerrr-,t S.r.rtb -, - r-rf,
ann. ., ~ ~" 80 ~ ''N
~. p,r
- - "'H,,.i"'r 20 re-
o1.e =" ri..E liz. 49, HON f'ahh'.h AZ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

He: rs your father pro-Boer or pro-
British"
She; "tro-BTitish. I think. Why"
He 4 luSt wanted to know. 80 tina. when
I go tomorrow to ask him Tor YOU / NAV
get am TO feeling kindly toward me by a
Utoe var TAX as . preliminary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19
THE WEATHER.
EnrccaSt.

washington. u -. Feb. ls-Fvreosst 'f A'h-
G-v md Tuesday r-a,,-
Nr- trEauSas-FRIr and warmer ~
,I.iv T!rsaay. ~FoCtEerly winds
For Iltuat-Fair and warmer N'htaS.
or rain Tuesday. winds sAii''hS ~
~ Ioea end Missouri Increasing c."G1ii:'~
and warmer Monday. ram OF Si'"
FISH Ca-tr-lv w!n3-. .r,.r.
rar Ncars-kt and g. in'7'2s.as ',la..
IS Monday. with rtfu IL western tHl W. az
ID eastern nar:5-;.a. Tuesday CeNa3 Anu ''''''
..r.aslv winds.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

OtTTfTfF.
on motion Of Mr. Faulkner. all aIsout,0s
we're excused for uhuatt.udancc this even
ing.
AIr. EorSch moved that when the HOUSE
adjourn It ADJOURN 20 meet Friday, Feb
ruaIv -. 1919, at : = m
tdrTcc.
Nr. HoltcImr moved that the House DO
now a!ltlrn-
The motion prevailed.
The House adjourned to meet Friday.
February -, 1881, at ! n m
w. II JUDY.
CLERK.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

=. IHUI~. F-h. u. -sa
To ~" Speaker Of the iiurlS. Of uc.-ai,s:
~ have the honor To report that on
~" liih DAY of February. ld.'. at l"-2l a.
III. J Prosecuted tn iii- Honor the Mayor for
approval ~" following. tu Wit;
b'U~" iIl NJ. IA An or8.LaIC CO Iuthor-
izl'r Johann Itrtyis 20 erect. maintain and
Operate "a dairy.
li'u~. I:ili 40. &c. An ordinance author
iz!I, Ernst ki'"n TO erect, maintain AID
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-19

tiS lrnan.
Concurrent resolution relative {" opening
alley in city block $40 was cOncu'rcC ia by
the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Carroll. Cast, Gaus, Hodges.
Horton, krarZ. N~cySrnburE. Richards.
Schncli. Thinner and Wiggins-u.
NosS-a.
Absent Mr.. Hoffman, and Mr.. President
Meier.
Concurrent resolution relative 20 opening
alleys in rity block 4557 WAS concurred I'm by
the following vote:
AVCs-A,rsrS. Ca roll. Cast. 'iauS. Hodges.
Horton. kratz. MeyScnhurg. Richards.
Schnell. Thuurr and WiEgins-if.
Noes.
Absent MIR. Hoffman, and Mr.. President
Meier
Concurrent resolution relative tn opening
alley in city block 2lIS was cpnCurrci in by
the following vote:
AycS-McSs. :. Carroll. Cast. GauS. Hedges.
Horton. kratZ. N~eySentGrE. Richards,
Schnell. Thunvr and Wigslna-ll
NpeS-0.
Absent Mr.. Hoffman, and Mr.. President
Meier.
Concurrent resolution relative TO opeRinS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
WOODWARD'S TROUBLES.
AtInntn'~ Mayor Must N"N Face
Trial On Charge or Carrying
Concealed n ehponS.

Atlanta. Ca. Dec lS-A warrant
was This afternoon sworn ont against
Mayor james @. Woodward hy Police
man nobbins charging him with carrying
a concealed pistol. The paper VIII be-
served on tho Mayor early 30 the NOM
iug by q city Court hailin requiring a
bond for his appearance 90 court 20 an
swcr 10 the charge
Mayor Woodward WIS arrested last
night on Broad street hy Policemen Don
bins ana Reed on charge OF drunken
ness fIc was carried 20 the station
house ana locked up IN the detention
ward and held until $50 this mornins.
q hen hc was released. after giving cash
collateral OF l575.
when the trial vas called hv Recorder
Broylcs this afternoon The Mayor WIS
not present tu answer The c~laifrAl
dcnose was forfeited by the Recorder.
VINO. after hcarine the testimony of tnpt
Rpu that loaded pistol concealed was
t,ken from the Mayor when locked up
said. "To lessen the humiliation. Thar
mo Mayors conduct has already brouG :
upon thc rlty. will not have him nronsat
bark fo his court but order YOU. NJ.
pobb.ns to proceed 81 once 10 the a"-
thoritIes and swear out warrant against
James q woodward on charge % car
rying concealed weapons
The Mayor lcft the station house this
morning iu sober condition. bot cufslns
the dav ~ was seen in his Office ana on
the stree. intoxicated. The occurrence is
greatly regretted by the whole CITY Or
ATLANTA and the further proceedings
against the Mayor will De- watched with
interest