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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-16
Il PERSONAL LETTER
4 T7IBBoRO, N, Yov G, 1900.

T1LBBCRO, Vt, Bov g. 1900
Mr. o. u Something:
SIR
fully realize that my time Is gerry limited hasten
to Dre you IN regard things you need for mn
annual celebration. sincerely hope you ,cu compel
me the table another Thanksgiving day IN
company that old dinner set Of yours they such
pretty Morris Gregg from eight to fifteen dollars
that there s no excuse for you to that old
And simply insist your getting carcing knife
and fork because good only costs dollar and
quarter a the Brattleboro China Store
In many homes but gear and 70 seems to
me you should gUe pleasant reception possible
and adrise you regard to other things you
surely need to make IL so.
Of the best SilUer plated knes and forks
dollars and half One dozen fine engraved tnblers
for dollar euentyf0e cents set Of nickel plated
nut picks for twenty-five cents One Of those
sduory roasting pans at dollar And last but least
woud say you pdror lamp Which but
little money If you get IL at the right place.
Dyou take my ddrce in this matter your family reunion
around Thanksgiving table this year w be the pleasant
you hare held.
Yours for careful consideration
Il. TURKEY.
Dictated By Morris d Gregg
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-16

II you are tired taking the large old fashioned
GRIPPING pills. trV Carriers Little Liver Pills and
take some comfort A man can't stand every
thing. One pill q dose. Try them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-16

DUMMBRSTON HILL.
Chester Betterley is seriously Ill with
favar
The evening times., 1900-04-17

Gold medal presented by
His Holiness Pope Leo XIII.
TO Monsieur Angelo Mariani
in recognition of benefits re-.
oefved from Vim Marian{. the
World Famous Tonic,
The evening times., 1900-04-17

COUPON
Upon receipt coupon Co.. 81 West Fifteenth ST. New York
will send free OF an charge containing portraits OF
rmperors Empress chbihops and other distinguished
marvellous together with exp't
and interesting subject little album well worth writing
for gramopy. and will be appreciated Ry all WHO receive
MAaIANI & CO., 50 West 18th ST., YORK, YORK
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05

dead men voted in that township,
aud in TIE late primary even the
dead seem to have multiplied,
The names of fifty persons taaen
from the pol books OF Bolivar, who
are uniden tiled aud for each of
whom Mr., Gouzd offers reward Of
one hundred dollars per head, indi-
Gates that some sort Of foui crime
has oeea committed IL that town.
shin. Mr.. Gould IS financially re.
sponsi6 for any rewards ne may
offer, and should any Of the parties
for whom he has offered reward,
dead or alive, be produced, he doubt.
less would pay promptly.
But what is the nature of the
crime that has been committed IN
Bolivar township? Have these fifty
persons whose names appear on the
poll books of that township as vot.
iag ii March, been murdered or kid
napped?-or are they merely fcti.
tious names on a padded pol book
to represent false and fraudulent bal.
lots IN the Bolivar box2
At al events there are ample evil
dences, reinforced by grand jury
report, that foul crime has oeen
committed in Bolivar, and for the
sake of the good people of that town.
ship, the horror of the Democratic
party and the reputation of the peo-
pie OF Jefferson county. the crime
should be investigated, whatever Of
wrong has been done should be
righted, and those who would cor
rupt the ballot box and prostitute
government should be punished to
the full extent of the Law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Seal bids will be received until
noon Thursday, June ii. 1900. at the
company office at either Pine Bluff
or Little Rock for the erection of a
telephone building at Pine Bluff.
Plans may be seen at the company
Office or at the Office OF our architect.
Chas. L. Thompson. at Little Rock.
Separate bids are desired. for the
building plumbing and sidewalk
curbiDg. The successful bidders will
be required to enter into approved
bonds for the amount OF contracts.
All bids must be addressed to
Southwestern Telegraph & Tele-
phone Co. The company reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
T. Z. POWELL,
2t6 Gen. Man'r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05
CHEAPER GAS,

The Pine Bluff Light & Water Com.
pany begs to announce that on and
after Jnne 1st the prices of Gas will
be reduced.
For Fuel, $3.50 per 1000 cubic feet.
Illuminating, $3.50 per 1000 cubic
feet.
Less S1.00 discount on fuel Gas and
Scots discount on Illuminating Gas,
If paid on or before the Sth of the
month following the month for
which the bill IS rendered.
We are rebuilding our plant and
extending our system. furnishing a
high grade quality OF Gas.
SERVICES RANGEsAND METERS WILL
BE SET FREE OF CHARGE, HOUSES
PIPED AT cosTi
We have full line OF Ranges.
small cooking stoves, Welsbach
lamps and every appliance apper-
tanning to the use OF Gas, on exhibit
ton at our Office and show room.
We invite you to call and examine
our display, Open evenings.
Respectfully yours.
PINE BLUFF LIGHT L WATER Co..
dtf 113 Main Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05
Women Fire Fighters In Sweden,

In the little town OF Nassn, In Swe@
den, the flremen happen to be women,
however paradoxical that sounds. The
place is only little village, and four
enormous tubs constitute the "wate:
works. One hundred and fifty women
make up the fire department end one
of their duties consists In always keep
ing the tubs filled with water. The
women are fine workers. 1t is said. and
know how to handle a fire With as
little confusion as possible
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05
EVIDENCES or A CRIME.

Some reeeEt developments from
Bolivar township ind that some
sort Of 3 csime has been committed
il that "neek Of the woods" that
should be investigated. In a recent
published article, over bis own sig
nature. Mr. Jim Gould recites ffty
names copied from tue poll books of
that township and gisteeed as
voting in toe March primary. These
people, It seems, cannot De foQad,
aud be offers reward Of one hun
dred dollars per head for the entire
list, or for certificate Of death of
any or ali of the parties. since the
election, by any reputable physician.
II viii be remembered that Bolivar
was the last township to be heard
from in the late primary, and that
II came IN solidly for Mccoy and
Core, The wonderful fertility and
productiyenass q Bolivar township
during election years has been noted
blenuially for several years past,
notwithstanding which, however,
the people held their breath IN sur
prise and amszemeut wnen the re
tafns we're received from taat t9wr-
snip IN the March primary. Two
sears ago Il was discovered stat
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05
SUPER AND DANCE

Tie Ladies Temple Society net at
the Jewish Temple Monday afters
noon and held very important
business meeting. 1t was decided IL
give supper and dance at the Bluff
City Club bulldog one evening next
week, the proeeeds to 20 TO the new
temple fund. The new brass band
will furnish the muaic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05

4 s HstNsQT. 6 ?. A.. 0htcsea.
y, A. kE1LaSD &. %. +, a.. Louisville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05
Snakes Have No Fascinating = over.

Naturalists are not at ali agreed up
on the point as to whether snakes are
able to fascinate their prey. Certainly
they do not possess the power to the
extent that popular belief would have
1t. Stories of the weird and mystic
influence of a serpent's eye fall fat in
the face Of scientific accuracy. What
can be said of snakes. however. Is that
their very appearances paraIyzes the
victim. It-cannot move far fright, for
Its f&caities are temporarily sasxeadad
Ths'e IS no faSei1Stson about this.
however. Il IS fright and fright aler4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05

Clifton R. Breckenridge has been
made a member of the Dawes Com
mission, in place Of A. S. McKennon
who resigned. No better man could
have been selected for the place, and
Arkansas teels honored IN tha ap-
pointment.-Fort Smith News Rec
ord.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05
ATTENTION aRD WARD DEMOCRATS

There Will be a meeting Of the
Third ward Democrats on Friday,
June $, at 5 O'Clock p m in the store
h8ase On the corner OF : xth md
Cherry, for the purpose of electing 8
delegates to the county convention
and i eeatral committeeman aad
such other business as may be pre-
seDtel
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-06-05
You Ought to Make Up

your mind right
now what you are going to have
in your home this summer; then
you ought to come right along
this way, and look over this stock
of ours. Are you going to enter
tain your trends III the same old
chairs, at the same old table, and
on the same cid carpets7 Why
not have things fresh and new3
Needn't buy all at once. Get a
piece now and piece a little lat
or. If you buy here, the first
Piece will be as good as the last
piece.
BLUFF CITY
FURNITURE co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22
Y ddhjl lng.

AmerykahskiA. J
-&*se -!
(Ciag dalssy.j
Je5eli dzisiaj Q p6inocy ME.
powr6ce do moich ludzi, na~
tenczas general bedzie be-
,ni|os erdzia zabity. !
Dobromi} zadrzal ma ow2'
grozbe. !
49, Ola tego music movie
2 ia mloda dsiewica ciag-
nal Wakteno dalej do;
~ 3 ~r.!1 p" = ~ = 4
brze zrobicie. jeze'' A.! al DO ;.
tego ME omiesskacie daf o.
kazyi. Droga moja Jest da~.
leka, a )ezel. "a p6zao po~
wr6ce, natenczas bedziecie
sami odpowledzialnymi "a
nieszczescie. kt6re z op6znie'
MIA mog'oby powstat.
Dobromi} p~ozostawif rabu-
STA pod ostra: st t'.fzsse. !. P PC
odbytej krotkiej naradz'e 2
Kw,czoiebrm / .Gajem po~
szedl i przyprowadziil Lutte
e'F' -.
"'*te'0 p0"''a' 4 -, 80
mem uklonem ! powiedz' al ife;
~
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t'z ~: =skaz=
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

s S1iYe ss $780, - 1' l.A !
shoe je 'lkae r'ossk ahlFlfy~it , sE.l
y Ri na g'or #. Is f. ri y Is -, f1 ~;
|@llenera.ll nn l,1i;' e easttyeh- $50 ! 80 :,
1miast zycieern p~rzyplla1cif :af -. = 4
- Mylisz sic odpart Cal
..-t:..- 1,,,ach.n ma sp6d !
- %jcneral jest woln7. - 20
patrzcie tam v IS strons!
Kiedy Wakteno spojrzal pc
neL,,.aa -, gglosneggo
g., 80, wbil mu {
ciele / blados6 smiertelna
okryla jego oblicze. albowiem
zdala widzial wlaSnie przyb'i~ -
lowanych
-. :. nie pozost'
Y.,...ho ljak tylko
okolo trzydziestu koman-
da co z n
Sow.
lax juz czytelnikowi re ko|o XVI
zakohczenia przeszlego roz- ;eoo srodl
dzialu wiadomo, uda}o sic zoromadzt
Kwiczolebowi is6 "a $ladami ,,czvn,6
rabusia al. do samej jego M woloo.
kryj6wki. = aby v
Odtad pilnowano nieustan~ see zony
ME jaskini gay dzis'aj wan kra'
widziano, jak naczelnik ze chcecie
swoja zgraia opuscil takowa' ro e''a yen
! Dobromil i Kwiczoleb 70 lez4 DO ]
swemi zolnierzami weszli zdotsd JEST
obu stron do takowe]; k & pie es g a
rabusl6w, |kt6rzzy p.oo.z'o e II q! DO l eloby SIG SIS
i pilnowania wiezn'a. zabito. bali kol
Ia ienerala z tryumfem pro-lch odb't
) x.dzono do oboru. Molina - 1 xolna
s1 = y y .lae ,r ',s,' '' q. : s'~'ie- q st'e
ole / zlose n n:Htztl s'al l rabu- : nmfzef {
cIsiov, gdy spo.traeel. se 60 "a drods'
: wyspiegowano / skrad1iono sz'ry ME
mu lego BAT, kt6ry,mn. grosilI bijemy.
> Meksykadczyko,n,. Oczy jeeo |lepsi Cd
rzucaly dixie spojrzenia zwierzat;
wszystko, widzial JUL teraz "a ich do 81
= stracone! Naele atoli zerwal izabijmy
:. sic i.przetorowal sobie droge madzenie
); przez oteczaiacych go Indyan. ten probe
rzuca]ac sic ma jednego z kaml. |
k najblizej %stoiacych koni. Koh trzasnaf
~ualezal jednemu z indyjatskich rzekf: =
zolnierzy, kt6rzy wlaSnie stety, ze
przybyli JUL : mich byli styni wy
poschodzili. Lecz z taxa So ma ludzi. lie
S%ES& +~%1NT 1890 8" -*--=. %F%"1 =-
= predkoscia wskoczyl takte rail-, ably
"a MIN dow6dzca 1ndyan6w (dliwost,
= ma er.blet koniowi jak dzikt przez Ok
2 zwierz, kt6ry jednem skokiem sic z nj
robi swoim lupem taksamo najwinnie
i, iezdzca jak konia. MIN Wak-!zginal (
teno m6g} sic zdobye ma noza K'
|jakqS obrone, uchwycil go czegozby
oKwiczoleb 2 tylu "a jego rzy ME Sc
d}ugie wlosy i nadchylil GO ponosic
! ku sobie. Koh zniecierpliwio~ beda pos
nv W walka, kt6ra sic ma czyni FAD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

4. .aosss 80 s,is iiesse1s : q
q Il IlE'|l1 !, IT,
fu'tya|. R.Pa 4 Rf's''a
wat'eas I|| pod' 81 9e6''y
/ postrach, zosta'a z -
stala. sic pastwa ptak6w
drapieznych. kt6re n '' Y g
calemi ~gromadami osiadly ma
pobitvch trupach. - Pc.
laczenie sic ma nowo genera
Ia Z jego c6rka Lutecya bylo
wzrusza)ace. Ten starry tax
cieako doswiadczony .zolnierz,
czul sic nader ssczesliwy. te
swoje najdrozsze dziecko. kt6-
re b! by'o jego Gala pocieeh1'
po tylu przebytych 2 ni l:lE
pieczehstwach IA nowo m6gl
przytalit do swego serca.
Coz teraz zamy$lasz
uczynic kochAny ojczulku? -
zspytala sic Lutecya, gdy
sobie juz nawzajem opowie--
dzieli swoje przebyte przygo-
dy. - Me pozostaje mi JUL
mic innego, .rzekl smutnie
general, = )ak tylko powr6-
cid do Meksyku. Same niebo
oswiadcza sic JUL naprzeciw
mnie i zniewala mnie, abym
zan;echal dalszych poszuki'
wan l ~przedsiewzietego "a
miaru. Cd kt6rego ue 'ap si i
~utrwal,lo by sic szczeScit
moe, .tarosc'. Lecs oie ::!
sic d.ieje VIOLA 3 y y:
i Ale j.kze odplae'my 81
Dobromilowi. 1a :! J, g
Lu,eey., : k nor, '|' 'ro q
I; r e's aie ot faro ! ,96o'
!, ~ia'a' o.' do vielki 81 rz a's
. dem siebie wdziecznosci?
=, - To Jest wlatnie. co myS
i moja teraz nieustannie zajmui
- odpowiedzial general pod
/ pierajac rek;l colo, Do
: bromil jest bardzo bezintere'
SONNY czlowiek. ably chcia
i ola siebie przyjat jake
: wynagrodzenie. jake M
: nam WQzleczuOSC ulOy4 oNd
, FAC?
= Kochany ojczulku. :
rzekla Lutecya, = wlaSn i
. r5
przychodzi mi cos ma mySl, /;
moze to jest natchnienie OF
Boga. Mnie sic zdaje, 4
, daremnie szukasz pc puszczy
twego syna, kt6remu by
chcial pozostawie twoje ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-22

az 4lleAee'1esss 49, fH Ri5Ssz H #zz7sssEesas
: blyszczacemi ccsarn'. BY
to Kwiczoleb.
Dobrze! mruczai
sobie dow6dzca 1ndyan. to-
mem .wielkiego ukontento~
wanna i n~apowr6t zniknal "
~gestwinie.
VIII.
Punktualnie ma trzeci daieh
przybyt naczelnik rabus 'i 9 =
do obozu Komansz6w pc:
odpow'edz Donny Lutecyi.
Me przybyl teraz sam, lecz 2
wieksza czescia swojej handy:
Komansze przyjsli 20 "
|ponurem milczeniu ! zapro-
wsdzjli go do Gaia, albo-
WIEN Dobromi}a / Kwiczo~
|leba ME bylo W obozie.
| .Gdzie jest Donna
lLuttecya? zapytal sic RADIUS
mysli~e1so.
. To ola was mole byt
calkiem obojetnem - odpar'
Gaj sucho.r
1 - Bynajmniej REX
s,anowczo .Wa !; t gdy'
11przybylem ~; aby sis dowie'
]dziet o iej postaaovieniu.
i : j. y ~ 2 vami !; z.doy 's
! ukl t'!ftte'' ~ proxad |,i nie b { IS
l.. ~odpoviedzial DO Meg 4!
llmysliwy. - : Byliseie 9 9 u
nieosttotnym, 4escie SIC do
browolnie oddall Y nasz
reee ! ia 9t 90. 40 &. te !, q nie y! y
,Kdl1leecie. P,sest.pili$cie DO
lwlem prawo pustyni i pod'u|
!. ntegoc sooie tel z wami po
stapimy, tego mosecie by
. pewnym. Jul cd wielu Ia
byliscie ma c7ele handy "a
. busi6w postrachem ola Gale
, pustynl, rabowaliscie / NOR
dowali taksamo bialych jal
~czerwonych. Takiemu zbrod
, niczemu postepowaniu trzeb
koniec pclozyt, a to sic terra
stanie. Bedziemy was sadie
Il - Czy wy to myilicie, :
wan sic dam zabit jak ciele
j. zaSmial sic szydercz
, rabus; - nam ia .przy sobi
dwadziescia dobrze wycwiczo
nych pomocnik6w, kt6rz'
| gotowi So ma mole zawo}a
J ME.
! Spojrzyjcie tylko oko|
, siebie, rzekl do niego Ga!
81 Wskteno obejrzawszy 81
spostrzegl ku swemu niema
lemu przerazeniu, re wielk
' liczba dobrze uzbrolonyc
l Komansz6w otoczyla g
i wraz z jego towarzyszan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-11
disorderly. and was required to give 500
security for thirty days.
Funerals ervices.

The funeral of Mrs. Bette Thomas was
held at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and
the burial was in Lakewood.
The funeral of Mr.. Henry Austin Will
take place from .L1sigh-Street Baptist
Church to-day. Mr.. Austin died from
congestion of the lungs Monday morning.
The funeral of Mr.. Nathaniel II. Talley,
ST., took place at II o'clock yesterday
morning from Geshsemane Church, Han
over county.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ida Tucker, wife OF
Mr. Charles Tucker, who died Sunday
morning from injuries received from the
exploding of a lamp, took place yester-
day from the Third Christian Church at
O'Clock. The interment was in lakewood
The funeral of Richard C. Pollard took
place at II o'clock yesterday morning
fl ON the residence, No. 713 North Twenty
seventh Street.
IL The remains of Mr.. L. A. Tucker, for
years we'll known resident of this city.
were buried in Norfolk yesterday. where
he had lived for the past few years.
The funeral services of Mr.. Robert Mar
tin, who died early Monday morning, were
held at 4:30 o'cloci1s yesterday afternoon
at Union-Station Church The burial was
made in Oakwood.
The remains of Mrs. Louisa Gray, who
died in Norfolk on Sunday, arrived In this
CITY yesterday morning and were taken
to- Hollywood, where the services were
conducted by Rev.. ; Calvin Stewart Tho
burial was made in the family section.
The funeral Of Mr.. Edward Cummins
will take place from st. Peters Cathe-
dral at 10 O'Clock to-day. The inter-
ment will be in Mt. Calvary,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-11
by Governor Tyler commissioner of deeds
for South Carolina in Virginia.
City Hall Courts.

The case of the minority stockholders
of the Old Dominion Building and Loan
Associa ton, who are asking for an in
junction against the formation Of the AS
ISOLATION into trust company and for
the appointment of a receiver. was called
in the Chancery Court yesterday. when
the directors asked for continuance of
the case. whereupon Judge Lamb allowed
the case to go over until Saturday morn
ing.
In the case of Grayson Burruss against
l.. B. Tatum in the city Circuit Court
a judgment was rendered In favor of
plaintiff yesterday.
The following were admitted as citizens
OF the United States: Andrew Forbes.
Joseph Byrd and Charles D. Mariconi.
Albert Gundy (aiias CoIeman) the negro
now held in the city jailsen the charge Of.
numbering Policeman Robert Austin on
the Ilth of April. 1885, vii! be placed on
trial in the Hastings Court next Mon
day He will be defended by George f..
Wise. and prosecuted By Commemorative
Attorney D. C. Richardson, assisted by
Hon. George D. Wise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-11

brought to the attention of the Baiti-5
more Conference at Washington on last
Monday, and the recommendation Of Rev.
A. p Boyle, chairman, OF the Committee
on Publishing, that the papers combine,
was accepted. The name of the new edl-
ton will be the Baltimore and Richmond
Christian Advocate and will be publish,
cd in Richmond. The cost of the press
work viii be thus considerably lessened
and the general working of the papers
together will be more admirable in every
way. =
cd editor OF the Baltimore Conference,
and a like appointment will be made Tor
the Virginia Conference. Dr. Cox IS
one of the ablest editors in this section,
and will efficiently manage mis- department
of the paper.
s. The Advocate. which has been hereto-.
fore . weekly publication of about six
tacn na-es, will be considerably enlarged
and will every week hereafter turn out
between twenty-four and thirty pages OF
snnoa reading ~ The movement winch mas
.haen accomplished is a very desirable one
and &c to the eminent satisfaction or all
parties concerned -
The operins service of the revival meet
i1ngs 10 be conducted for the next Week OF
i've, al Grove-.AvenueE Baptist 5Chnfcns was
held MOl.ua ysnl gut Will 3 u NoI q 20
a attendance. Rev. DR.. Hale. who Will as as
sis.t DR.. Hawthorne in these services, de-
liyered an excellent talk. and much inter:
est was manifested in; the organization
The outlook is most encouraging and
there q is nos doubt that these meetings
will be great success.
AIE1ETIHGS POSTPONED
The revival meetings which were to be
conducted this week at Laurel-street
Methodist Church under the direction OF.
me 7nastor. Rev. r. Finley Gayle have.
been postponed Meetings of the E'l'-5
worth Leagues and other organizations OF
this church have been booked for this
week and they were overlooked when the
date FOR the revival was set.
Rev. William NJ. Clarke, of St. James
church. preached at Christ Church last
night. Services will be conducted nightly:
at Ibis church during this week.
Revival services still continue t Union,
tson church, preaching by the pastor,
Rev. d. Erawley-.
Sunday morning number OF scholars
we're converted in the Sunday school. AT
the morning service Sunday, the pastor
preached from the text: Rev. 81 subject
1.-THE Crown of Life after which the;
doors were opened and thirteen persons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-11
CHARGED WITH
STEALING HAM
Many Cases Came Up Before Justice
John Yesterday.
DISORDER ON STREET CAR.
A Fleet Footed Fellow Was Fined
for Carrying Concealed Weapons
and Firing on the Street.
Many Minor Gases.
DISORDER ON STREET CAR +.

: ~ 10 {
Fast work was the order of the day at
the Police Court yesterday, and the Great
Dispenser went through the docket IN a
hurry. He. disposed of offenders right and
left in a most off-hand way and which
inspired fear, and with it admiration in
the hearts Of the offenders.
TOO MUCH LILO UoR.
& Maggie Branch tcoloreD had taken on
too much liquor for her good, and was
in "a very jolly frame Of mind. Seeing
an electric car coming along, she thought
she would ride When Maggie was
seated on the inside She could not con-
tain herself, and commenced to curse and
swear, and make herself generally unplea-
SAINT, Justice ] ohm Informed her that the
good name sof$the cars of the city could
not be besmirche ID in this way, and fined
Maggie $40 and COSTS "
s. Robert Goode (colored) was accused Of
stealing one ham from Palmer Bros.
grocery. TIE Justice looked long and
hard at the offender, as though he would
like to read his mind, but clairvoyance
Is not one of The Great DISPENSERS ac-
accomplishment although many coloIed of
tenders believe him to be gifted with
second sight. and he could make nothing
of the gcountena nc
There was not sufh Gent evidence to
fix the crime on Robert beyond the shad-
oW of doubt. and he was let off.
Albert Green was charged with carry
ing a concealed weapon, to Wit; one PTS
stoI. and WI tn firing said pistol on the
public streets lbertp Toyed himself quite
fleet Of foot, when the officer rnd ertook
to arrest him. 81 # hes was feet. the officer
was fiester. and Albert was brought
III for the actionso the Great Dispenser
d. FIFsTY DOLLARS
g Terrible was the frowns upon HIS Honors
face as he looked upon the orender.5 and
IN an instant he fixed the penalty at
$40 and costs.
Mary Martin charged With being dis
orderly and annoying the publi was
fined g. 50s - 8
Vfllian1nls Rhodes charge wit beingsai
sss,ispi cious scharae taF:and a: agrant was
given ftteen day
ildred@ DAnnis 4 (cesoredl was drunk on
st1ies street and was ffii,ed &, so 81
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