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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.
PRESIDENT CHARLTON REPORTED
RESULT OF HIS TRIP TO AUSTIN.
Committee Appointed to Get the Opinion
OF an Attorney on the Finance
Clause OF Trustee Law

Al the regular meeting Of the board Of
trustees Of the Independent school dis.
trlct OF Houston, held at the High school
building Tuesday nlhgt, Prof. W. w. Bar
nett, superintendent Of the schools, sub
mitted his monthly report The paper was
fcnd and adopted by the board.
On recommendation from the superln-
tendent and principal the salary Of Miss
Blcokney, one Of the teachers In the
schools, was raised 10 so per month, She
having entered upon her sixth year OF
service. The scale of salaries observed
by the school board permits the raise to
$40 at the beginning Of the sixth year Of
service, provided 1t Is so recommended by
the superintendent and the principal Of
the school ia which the teacher is en-
ployed. II does not matter whether It is
OF the commencement II the fern or dur
Ing Its progress.
President Charlton reported on the trim
nc and Secretary Tracy took TO Austin
last week In an endcavor to have the leg
stature adopt a measure that would com
pei the city council TO set aside funds for
the conduct Of tho schools without the
power 10 coll for an accounting of the
1ihpufsencnt or the same by the board
ME- Charlton said that the legislators con
orally considered 1t too late in the session
TO take any action towards modifying the
school laws.
Treasurer settcgast ANA Mr.. Lighthouse
were appointed committee to consult
some competent attorney outside Of tho
school hoard, for the purpose of securing
ms opinion on that part of the law gov
erning boards Of school trustees which re.
,,9le 70 financial affairs superintendent
bhIhcit was also requested 10 write TO
STATE superintendent Kendall in regard
to the matter
Mr. Lighthouse, chairman Of the build
ing committee, reported that the new roof
completed
me bills were all referred to the finance
COMMITTEE with the power to act.
called meeting al the honrd viii he
hG9id about April 10, when the secretary
WuI present fun report NJ the work done
ny the board for the past year.
~
The monthly report of Superintendent
Barnett which was approved 10y the board
Is as follows.
TO, the Honorable BOARD Of Trustees
IIoustoh Texas. April =, IDOL hereby
March S. 1905
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Remains Of Alexans., M,,r-.l,.

Hemalns Of Alexander MurreIle
the remains Of MIR. Alexander lluro,,o
VINO died at his home in Waco Monde
morning arrived in Houston vesterday
morning over the Houston and Texas Con.
'r"' railroad and the funeral took Mace as
announced in The Post yesterday from ths
uhI,ftah'ns establishment Of wan & stabe
at O'Clock "' '''"e
Inc deceased was a conductor on the Cor.
~" n'u railroad, aud his remains were
w. 10 Houston by Messrs. II. w. Ker.
a mn anu h h, Haddix, two Of his frIords
or5or 'pssfSeuting the Waco branch Of fhs
rr,ic ui railway Conductors. Mrs Nnr
ac,c, ati the daughter OF the deceased aiso
al the funeral. anu were present
Jamcs u.''yhe WAS bTother-ln.law- OF Mr.
Nr N,,, an, T. Silaspie Of Honston ana -
No., N'uam Gtllasple OF HnntsVilIa an5 y,
~ NM Q, MIS-, Anderson OF Beannont N
TSa ~ attended the funeral and burial
In 81 sslNlves We're conducted nj ~. go,
was made ~, ypetery whore the interment
levin, ' ns FIRST Baptist church. and he ~
n ~ Persons acted as pallbearers. Mess ~
an, Merlin and 4 n Hsddiv NWSsls'
N n 's5Sts, Henry Curtin, Harry Iohnso,''
Houstop" 'yan aud r. q. onaitrourb q;
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Stock Police Thanked.

To the Editor Of The Post a
Houston Texas. April I've taxpayers
and citizens are prone 20 critlcse our
municipal officials al almost any time and
for any little shortcomings they may de-
yelop. hut few II any do them the JUS
flee To praise or commend them when IL
IL their due. In this connection win YOU
kindly allow me space 60 thank In p,,.
half ~ many citizens Of the Third ward,
and especially those Of the South end, the
efhcient gentlemen who constitute the
stock police for that district, They have
done their duty well and saved many dol
lars worth OF tine shade trees, shruhhery,
etc. Those who own cattle. etc, and
turn them loose "a forage on their neigh
hors' flower gardens deserve to he made
to pay all the pound fees the Law allows.
Iaxpayrr
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mar. < tan, "S nl'mpn ending fep
tH1iis scrond Farm, ,,'c pr7I report mA1c 9n
ment Of 5CG5 A. tbc cnI a. nv uai"i,
March \ ig0, Sybinh MANN i"p wv
an irrrrnso "f Sis nrniis n,, th, r ~ 4
Ing month"; a,r'itnnr - '''' ''' p'e''''
a. conf.rrnrr WIN th, rr,r,.r,,i.
tho Fnnniu tb. r,,-lor ma ~
srbo,,Is vrc ,,.i,,dl tI,.," ~ - l''S
these srhnols yhcre ttn' t,I 80 ''' ,'r,
lus thrre honrs AMI , holf ,,igbt Io
tended OWN IN Ihc f"ct tbit ,ho ~
Nern ecttjn,, , .ue 9 M ,hu' ,hn uas :
now mi linz n, n,1,n, tco,,bln,. n,,nr ennr
hours This ,youid bayo hor,, A. IL -,
L,,-in,.l,,.,' t,,, = 'E"t tt' ','' ~ "a
Too int, 80 srrJ ,bc ohi III NV v,u,'"s HbS
dnys worn SIN ,,r, Oh at ~ a., IN, 80
E,rrf, sr,lo, Suut , ~ '"S 'lule IN
sussed a puu,hnr ~ +imrs nrI oc,,or ~
takrp unon fhn u,,tt,r ms SON ~ No ~
a. oJvieotIo .Iu, ',ot,ai Ill., ~" ~,
mo otbrr shng ~ a., V"um'"S "unr
The az honrs is 1r,otnJ ~ mo- ro "'v W.
Ky, o. Hrioo,, ,,,in,,,oe ana , .hI.
minutes so that gbc chlldren ofr"rtcI nv
ibr nlsfor,rnr ~ iosin, Tho E,nnin schoot
nre rrttirg f,rrtNrtbs os ,u"h ti,,n AZ
votc5 ~ I,str,.tt,n ,hn o,po. ohW
dren v.h, ,rt,,1 th f,u An. ,,,t -
barc rnc,n,fr ti,o1 IL EuI,, 49,
and And ,rost nxcciIcrt u.,,ri h,ine 5,r
nv mo tcarScrs In f,ct mo mr,, M".r
,t,,,,crs A., ~ I,,u,,ir schooi 49,, ~
ss,,r ,,rs Hc"cS t ~,
urinary trocbnrs n, nnv If thc otbn.
s,.hnc,s IVY W Wv '"'
A. ,I,,. No. ,,,,,t,,,r ,,o r,st,,,,.,o, =,
Niss I,h,oii 49, ~, a, :"
rcco,rna ,mT o M"n S,to, o " HI,
NJ nnnn Niss Yn,,,a n,%y fnr,,nr,, M, S,,
hftt l"IH ~ lnr NV ,,,it,''l' - INV
,u' poSl'',u ~ us US, ~. an W te"Nut.
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THE EXPERIMENT STATION BILL.
Houston Manufacturers Association Uro-
inc Its PASSAGE.

Houston Manufacturers Association Ura-
ING Its Passage
Today Is senate bill day IN the house Of
representatives OF the State legislature,
ana 1t Is expected that the bill which Scna.
tor Beatty Of Jasper county introduced and
successfully had 10 pass the senate win he
called up In the house today.
The Houston Manufacturers association
at Its regular monthly meeting Acid Tues
day night unanimously adopted rcsom.
ton authorizing President Muschart TO wire
Speaker Prince In behalf of the measure
Last night the following telegram was
sent:
Hon, II. T.. Prince, Speaker OF the House
OF Representatives, Austin, Texas
Houston, Texas, April a-The Houston
manufacturers association. composed OF
lending manufacturers, merchants and
TURNER'S, at regular monthly meeting held
last night unanimously adopted resolution
requesting you TO express to the house Of
representatives. It's earnest urgent nnpcal
10 pass senate hill No la3, providing Tor
three state agricultural experiment sta
tlOns H. G. Mnschart prnsfdcnt
Letters bearing upon the same subject
were addressed from the association to
Hon. John Kennedy and Hon. q. II. t;rlggs
OF Harris county.
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FOR CLERKS AND CARRIERS.
A Large Number OF Applicants Are E
dmlned

- ia SS lNHIlDSF OF applicants Are *
amlned.
AT the examination held at the Houston
p0StofIlce yesterday of applicants for po-
SitIons IN The postal service as clerks and
carrier carrier, the following applicants were ex.
FOR Clerk (temale).-Misses RosabeIlo
schram, Miriam b. Wheeler, IIrma Z, II.
nt bdJugvthy, katherine X. Calupbell
Mary A. Donlen, Sally NJ. Hine.
- or clerk tmalel.-GeCrge V. Archer
iBluhhtr' Joseph 5. Frederick. Jonas l..
W on Nose A. Gimbel Henry GrlS.rn. I'd.
ward j. Ryan, Robert l.. George. Louis &.
BAILEY, Charles l.. Hcsscr James X Reese
l.eld a. Pannel, Edward D. Stegall Innis
~ Palmer, Willie May.
,, for Carrier,-Frederick Charles Iucas.
robert c. Kerr, Mott Anderson. George
Ihomas, Milan &. Berkeley, Claude i
hume, BERTHE Koenig, Luke b. Toibert
Y loan r. Cummings Fields Rlckmeycr,
utnry l." Finkelman, Frank Virgins
IIHues IL. Wilson. Hunter Fields. Samuel
Lester Luke d. Baruett, Robert Garter
EDWARD d; Jones. Blount II. Watson. Jo,
SGph 7; Collins, Edward r. Moore. Addison
McNe0l; Robert II, Eckford, William l.
Jones' Wiley X. CLARKE. Charles 4 Nor.
CnanHrson Lee Wilson, Benjamin p. Rogers
Niiic \. Johnson Edward o. Pcch. is.nr
Iae"nS samuel L. Davis, William i. Nil.
,cr' larry q. Worley, James Il. Kinch. Al.
itGd EtoNe, James II. TAYLOR, Dou,,Iid -
IL HurmCn " "'"e' JoiD
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SERVICES FOR HOLY WEEK.
Services to Be Held at tho Church of u,
Annunciation.

Services to Be Held at tho Church of the
Annuneiation.
The order OF service for Holy Week Mt
the Church Of the Annunclation viii bc
observed rs follows:
Holy Thursday Uodayl-- Solemn high
mass at o'clock this morning. followed
by the Alteration OF the blessed Sacrament
all day, closing with prayers and sermon
at 1880 o'clock this evening
Good Friday tomorrow Mass will be at
!. o'clock In the morning. followed NV the
Nenerat'on of the Holy Cross closing M
$50 In the evening with the Stations OF
the Cross and sermon
Holy saturday Services will commence
N the morning Confessions win be heard
an dny and MS late In the evening as viii
-. ,patrick's branch No, 354 Of tho Cath.
QUO knights, OF AmeNca Will go to Holy
Communion in body on Faster SUNDAY
morning at T;so O'clock mass They Will
meet at their hall At I o'clock Sunday
morning and from there proceed 10 The
Church OF the Annunciation.
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Travelling Mems Social

ne social meeting of Houston conpciI
40, 90 u G, T., will unouestionohIv no
pieasaat AFFAIR, Arrangements arc anout
I'm Completed, except for one ar tvo 49,
t crtsirTsS, on me program. Among tho ie on
NitIsaihhg features win he recltstions en- IN
vocal music s0 ST and ND Mrs. Frank A. Mafher
S ma Mrs. Seymour c. Brasher ana Wooiiord
ins viii sTio o{ Mr. II. c. sherrod. The m ness
KS,yStil t.ke place saturday night IN nne ,he
mea' tS.i Gt Pythiss hall and ali travelIp me-
Invited. ana lady friends are
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eerinu Gun Club sho,.

a ,r ~ iaeodore Boring Gun club will have
Gin uap shoot at their grounds. foot az rI.
for 49, To-Day. Ladies are Invited ana
saotr snelr use in shooting twenty sS ra ~na
latei5 put S Desn b ordered The club DS has
rs and also have drainea tnelr electric
4 club ma u splendid club grounds s'ounu'
the hsS. media VIII be exhibited shart,, 49,,
sSsqOr Of wearing ss'a +, vs Ss. win have the
me sr ~. cars pass within ,wo rhd or
Al ne shan, Guns and shells ss Di2eSs ot
are iayifea Aad shooters and their f friends ls
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THE GRACE OIL COMPANY
a Chance for People of Limited Means
o Invest in Oil Stock

10 Invest in Oil Stock.
Mrs. Bette Bryan of this city, with office
AT 'i'h Main street, has been appointed a.
tnc local representative of the Grace OF,
&c mpany of Texas, owning holdings in the
beaumont oil dcld, within POO feet Of the
strum gusher This company is organized
on me popular subscription basis. on a nInn
similar to that hy which the California oil
developed. so'u mines We're
,o = ne capitalization Of the compopv 10 S,5o
~ y divided into l.500.000 shares al 10 cents
y snRre, at which ridiculoush low tgrra .
I Hnrt'eu amount Of stock will be sold anil
only c nod Inc market until Monday, the
SUBSCRIPTION at this Inquire mist he snn
S sI; aggregatlng $50. hut even NJ ,h he
reach u ~ places oil stock within the easS
's'h Vi people of limited means,
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sHeLrERINe ARMS ROSE rETe.
Event Win Take Place This Year at
Mildly &. Dow Hall on Aprh 10.


Mllby & Dow Hall on April 10.
An afair which promlrss tn provide un-
limited social pleasure. as wcll as to help
deserving work win take place In Ious
tgh on April Is The event win lac the
annual rose fete, held under the auspices
an1 direction of the Shcltcrlng Arms AZ
sOclai lon. The fcte win bc given for abe
beneat u the Shcltcrng Arms ana at
Milby Dow hall hus beer secured Tor
the occasion
date somewhat cnrler thls year than
usual haH been scleGrd on Nccount of a
later date making " difficult to secure
npvecs suthcIenf for the ocslslon. In
addition ~ the fetc proper there will he
many special and enjoyable f,urls,s. IN
Guiding LIAlputinu concert aud sIlhouettr
department. The latter win be undcr the
management OF Mrs. Cherry and Miss car
gill
The rose totes Of the Shcltcrlng Arms
association create much Interest In social
and charitable Houston annually, aud this
yeur'N event, being announced for an
earlier date, Will In all probability be
Of even greater hrlliNncy than any here.
toforc given.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle OF Halls Great Dlscov.
cry cures all kidney and bladder troubles
removes gravel. cures diabetes. semlnai
emissions, weak and lame backs, rheuma.
tism and all Irregularities OF the RIdneys
and bladder Ia both men and women, Dm,L
der trouble IN children. II notasold by your
druggist will be sent by mall GU receipt OF
f1.00. One small bottle Is TWO mnnths'
treatment, and viii cure any case aboys
nlenfionetc DR.. f. w. Hall, Sole Manufac.
tnrer, +. o, Box $40. 81 Louis, Mo- Ssna
fer iestinoDIals. Sold by all druggists aud
Houston Drug Co.
Fort Worth, Texas. April Eve the
undersigned. have used Halls Great bis
covers. for kidney and bladder troubles and
can cheerfully recommend II.
4, NJ L n $ REV. s. W. TURNER
e. III THOS, O. ANDREWS,
A. q. BROOK
q. w. NORTON,
LEE FLEMING.
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Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Willis, pastor of the
Tabernacle Methods, church, rrHciating.
The intorment was made in the German
cemetery
Besides the husband, who is employed as
car inspector for tho international and
Great Northern railroad Mrs. Holloway
leaves five children. ranging in age from is
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

There Will he a ''nhonorranh roncor," .,
shearn chapel on Thursday, April / looi
NJ Sla O'clock .. m. for the hcne1t ~
the fnnd 10 remodel the chapel Admission
- cents. ffne phonograph and lots OF roe
During the evening there viii be an aur.
uon OF the remains OF the paper hazar .,
Come and help good cause
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Funeral Of Mr.. James Du3oioa,

ihe funeral of Mr.. James O. Ducolng.
who d'cd mt noon Tucsdly nj hiS rr,iqence'
h'b sherman street, NJ the foot Of Had,
itN. took place yesterday afternoon at z
clock, and the remains were buried In
Evergreen cemetery.
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who takes II and the habe who gets tine
Indirect beneht Prepared by the celebrated
Anhenser Busch brewing Ass0clat On.
lance and merit claimed Tor "
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Was LIST das? Stencils. rubber stamns
rotary. aud lodge seals, metal checks, Sc
J, Y. Love, 2a0s Mechanic St. Galveston
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Mrs. /, c, Holloway.

died A. 49, VIC OF L. c. Holloway,
cbar,es s, family residence. lsiT ST
o'clocl tn, rs on Tuesday morning at II 10
AA4iaAa., .ae funeral took place from the
O'Clock II the Afternoon on
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PATRlcK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7ss
Heavy machinery and safes a specIolty
STAPLES corner Fanntn and Commerce.
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PArRIcK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7ss
= Heavy machinery and safes speciality.
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81 TAKE THE RISK,

Says DR.. Bennett, Where Electej
applied through my Electric Belt II
Is absolutely guaranteed If il fiAst
yon (which is not likely the Belt u
cost YOU cent. There Is not Al 4
or weakness OF the nervous systt1
ease of lost vigor ana vitality Wl4
not promptly respond to the fight
of Electricity applied right--seld I
tors new book, which is fred
| want every Weak. Nervous,
man or woman to have one of ny
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Baldwln's Natatorlum opens for the sea.
son Thursday, April 4.
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X
Belts. | hart1
known Il case n
ness or any ~
mont for yhIa3
onulend MT
wherein Il "a
MAKE II cure. v
an entirely neE
Of applying elH1
and as q rewinj
research, stud u
cOycry, the II
States goyernns3
given ine The ~
use OF this 4
Ny appliance II
an Electric W
cause that Is "a
er name for y
must not be i
with the mann n
electric belts
ing offered the {
There Is no
belt "Just as 81
Or. Benefits ~
are none like
matter now sei@
case is or @
standing, tae
guaranteed. VI
no chances,
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Baldwlns Natatorium opens for the sea.
son Thursday. April A.
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Belt fails to cure you (Which Is ~
unlikely, 1t shall not cost you 81
is certainly fair and should give W
and encourage YOU to become s'N1
robust again. You probably ksst
will not cure. for there Is harasa
living who has not unsnccess'nn
drugs for his ailments. The flsn'
of electricity. applied right, VIII \
every case.
Every person should read my
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IRA w Bern

Order your Strawberries. VEL "
from the League CITY or We o,s
and Vegetable Association, VII
ty, lowest prices, MAI WA
tributer, LEAGUE CITY,
The sun., 1901-11-20
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

James 5. Stirling superintendent Of
the Harlan X liollingsworth Go. n
foundry, is Il member If the committee
~ the Foundry mems Association at
ttndiuS the Reciprocity Convention Of
Manufacturers iii Washington.
The American Bridge Go. has con.
trdnted - construct % steel bridges along
th. lin. Of the | ganda railroad iii East
Africa.
fhr T.. w. ( h. Railroad Go. Monday
received number Of new coal cars t.
=, uscI nj the shoot near tile rotlnl-
house
Tomorrow evening the Benevolent
Pioneer Literary Association will give i
reception @ lis chaplain, the Rev. John
J Connolly, Who has Just returned from
Europe.
Thomas IIerlihY - Second and IIar.
riean streets went q tile jefferson Hos
pital, Philadelphia. Yesterday morning,
accompanied by lbr Gsrkr,,l. Ia have an
operation performed.
II is understood that the internal rev
rnne detectives who were here II week
ago will return shortly and make a
rigid inspection Of the establishment al
every cigar manufacturer oleomargarine
snd liquor dealer 10 ascertain whether
the revenue laws are being complied
with
Elaborate arrangements are being
made for The reception to be rendered
The officers of the Department of Della
waIe, q. a. X. by du Pont post tomorrow
evening In addition to the reception.
two candidates for membership will be
in and the annual inspection
will take place.
The sun., 1901-11-20
NO ACTION ON ELEVATED.
Subject May be Taken Up at the Next
Meeting.

Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department had little business before
them ut yesterdays meeting. and nothing
Of Importance, beyond routine matters.
WAS taken up.
Owing to the illness or President 4.
s. Webster and the absence from the
city of City Solicitor Icinhnrdt, thc
question of elevated tracks was not dis
eussed, but il is probable that the sub
.icrt will be- taken M nj the meeting
next week, il the city solicitor aud
John BiggS, attorney for the company
can reach an agreement On points Of
difference which exist between the part
les interested.
After the meeting, IA committee u the
Roard Of Trade. composed Of William
tmwton, Charles +. nuhell AMI Wi
liam W. Lobdrll. conferred with the Iii
, rectors aud urged them to act as speed,
ilN AS possible on the elevated rrSolu-
ttian.
| Thomas +. Cassidy appeared before
tha hoard in the interest Of property h.
owns ut Seventh and Railroad avenue.
MIR. Cassidy presented Il letter from his
attorney. John w. Gray. setting forth
THAT the proposed elevated tracks would
icome within few yards OF the second
story windows " his house. making tn,
place practically unfit for occupancy
I lie SAID that. although the railroad com,
pany had surveyed the premises twice
! il had made no offer 70 purchase. and
tneked that the directors would consider
Jthr matter before granting il franchise
1 The letter wns filed with other protests
CONTRACTS WE'RE AWARDED.
Contracts for paving material, and roI
! laying the same We're awarded to tht
lowest bidders The contract for brick
was awarded to Simmons x Bros, anC
for granite blocks to Davis & Bros.
The sun., 1901-11-20
MILK DEALERS FINED.
Other Cases Disposed OF in City
Court

As result Of the activity Of Min
Inspector Walter McEyilly two more
milk dealers We're prosecuted and fined in
city Court yesterday.
Lena kernsherS was ariaignrd on the
charge Of having for sale milk containing
more than SII2 per cent. " wttpry mat
ter ami less than l2l2 per cent. Of solids
Milk Inspector McEyilly. who Swnre ont
the warrants, testified thar he obtained
sample OF the milk at l03 King street
lr. Frank Rnop Smith. who made th..
analysis, testified that in addition t.
more thah sIl2 per cent - watery mat
ter. the sample showed Il reaction for
formaldehydc. \ time Of $40 was impoS-
ed.
TN similar charge Albert b. Berry or
Ninth and Monroe streets was fined S..
Frederick | uierhill ana James Spires,
both colnrra, We're charged with The
larceny Of four iron bolts, the property
of lSaar Gollins, also cnlorrd There MAS
no evidence against linderhill and h,,
was dismissed. Spires WAS held III 5000
bail for the Court of General Sessions.
William Kelley and Joseph Riley
were charged with disorierly conduct.
TIE case MAS dismissed.
Julia Boafdley roorcd, was accused
Of committing an assault ani battery
upon her husband, Henry Ronrtllry. ~
Shipey street near Sixth. Monday night.
Henry admitted that Ill., wife struck
him. but said She dil not hurt him.
Mary TillotSan testified that Julia had
sned her husband before Squire Bradley
for something about support" and ~.
ter tlr trial there was wrangle over
tn" key % the house. The ease was dis.
missed
Eta pirrson was charged with leading
an idle ana vicious life Agent Stout OF
the ). l.. & G.. said he had made an ~
animation and, on his recommendation
the case was dismissed.
Theodore Lynch, boy. charged with
committing All assault and battery, was
in court and the case was continued for
two weeks
The sun., 1901-11-20
v, M,iInlngtoln.
An old Fashioned oyster scald.

In Bacon's cafe last night Messrs. Van
deNrr and Follanshcc. agents If the Mn
tual Life Insurance Company of New
York, and State agents Of the Union
Casualty and Surety Company, Of St
Louis, gave an oldfashiuncd oyster
srald t. number Of newspaper friends.
oysters We're served IN several styles and
the treat was thoroughly enjoyed by
those forming the party. MesSrs Van
dnyrr aud FnllanShre have been quite
successful i'll life insurance and ouly
recently obtained the State agency for
III" Union Casualty and Surety Company.
This is one of the strongest accident in
Slran,r companies Ill the United States.
AlrtadN much business has been placed
hl the new State agents.