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The sun., 1901-09-20
CAR AND WAGON COLLIDE.
Charles Frugoli Thrown From His
Team Yesterday.

Charles Frugoli, aged so years, Of No.
317 Tatnall street, while driving Il wagon
for Charles Pratesi X Company about
nom yesterday ran into car No. Of
III" Peoples railway line at Third nnt
King streets and III the collision was
thrown ont Of the wagon. His right i,
and side were slightly injured. He WAS
taken 10 DR.. Taylor's drug store. whore
his injuries were attended to after Shica
lie was taken to his home.
The sun., 1901-09-20
Ninth Ward Citizens Marched.

Tho citizens Of the Ninth ward met 1T
l,radry's Hall yesterday and then 100
strong marched to the Opera IInusa.
They were led by Francis S. Bradley and
i.Mrh g. Dntton. Twelve little girl
'ln Ss@d IN white carried q large ila..
which was beautifully draped. 4 large
crepe colored Maltese cross WAS IN the
centre of the flag. About 100 men VIZ !
~ line. The delegation was headed w
the Brunswick Fife and Drum Corps.
The sun., 1901-09-20
wedding Anniversary.

Mir, and Mrs. T. II. Hcndrickson, who
We're married a werl, ago At The residence
Of The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y T. Eapcr, No. III Spruce street, held
their wedding reception last night. Il
large number Of guests were present au,5
IN enjoyable time WAS spent Among
The Present was Il handsome clock froGl
The assistant superintrndents and fore
men "f the Jackson x Sharp Company.
where Mr.. iIcnlricksnn is employed.
The sun., 1901-09-20
strilers nelllnerent In Ikentueky.

MadiSolNile, Ky. Sept. ia force
OF union miners has attacked the Per.
necke mines here. 4 strike has been
iii. progress for some time. The union
men opened fire when the guards
We're least expecting an attack, and
about 800 shots We're exchanged, but
no one was injured. County Judge
Hall and Sheriff Ilankins have asked
Governor Beckham for troops. War
rants have been issued for ]. D, Woods,
president Of the mining district, and
others The operators will undertake
to put their men to work this morn.
ing under the protection Of deputy
marslals
The sun., 1901-09-20
Council Meeting Topiot,t.

10 business was transacted by City
folnetl last night. President Rlamn
allied tla meeting 10 order ana MIR. Kane
moved that Owing 10 ihe death Of our
late iamented President this body tnEr
recess until o'clock tomorrow night.
The motion was passed and Council took
recess until tonight.
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FINANCIAL.
Authorized to Act as

Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR. ADMlNs
ISTRATOR. GUARDIAN ASF
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS. 4
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management of Real Estate and to
the Collection and Remittance Of
Rents, Interest on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burgular and Fireprool
Wants, Makes ample provision in
its Store Room and Vaults ior the
Safe Keeping of Securities and Valut
able Packages placed in it's CUSTODY,
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President.
WILLIAM X. BRINCKLE. Vice-fres
JAMES 3. CLARKSON, Treas, and Sec,
John s ROSSELL Trust Officer.
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Rnnk nnI,hed of IS. znn.

Cedar Rapids, Ia., Sept 49, The
bank at Shellsburg was broken into.
the safe blown open with dynamite and
about S2,T00 in cash secured The
burglars left on Il handcar in the di-
rection Of this city. Four men are sus,
pected. Posses are now securing the
country in pursuit
The sun., 1901-09-20
TnI,icI,y Thirteen.

She Do you think there is any
thing unlucky about the figure la?
lie DO |? Why, bought my wife
a rocl>ing-chair on her birthday,
which occurred on the 18th Of this
month; it cost me $l3, and | have
already stubbed my toe against it in
the dark 10 tines Yonkers States.
man.
The sun., 1901-09-20
Notice.

On account of the death Of Brother
". l. Kirk a special meeting Of Diam
md Council. No. 5, .lr. @. e. 4. NJ. is
hereby called TO be held 1T Eden Hall.
Friday evening. Sept 20. 1T S o'clock,
:. ~. All members who can arrange are
reqncstcd to he present.
IL. NJ. Lang,
y. !. .oNetIale, Councillor.
Rec. Sec.
The sun., 1901-09-20
EIeyen Killed n ExnIo.,on

Tours, France, Sept 19.-An explo
sion, caused by fire in powder fac
tory at Ripault, has resulted in the
death OF eleven persons and the in
Jury of seventeen others, majority
Of whom will die from their injuries.
The sun., 1901-09-20
Rein,asion of yn.nI re.,c.

Pietermaritzburg, Natal, Sept. l9.-In
view of the imminence of the reinva.
sion Of Natal by General Louis Botha,
with force of 1900 men, special is
sue Of The Gazette has called out
number of men of the Natal corps to
muster here.
The sun., 1901-09-20
paN Accents n,itntinn.

Canton, o., Sept. 19.-Judgc William
i. Day, eN-secrrtary of state, has nc
eepted an invitation to deliver M ora
SION before the Hamilton club of Chi.
easo ON the anniversary Of ALchinley,s
birthday, Jan %.
The sun., 1901-09-20
His Mistake.

Ethel lie telcgraphed his proposal
to her.
Mande And did She accept him?
Ethel No; She said that She had no
use for a man who would waste his
money on telegraph tolls instead Of
spending il for caramels. Someryille
The sun., 1901-09-20
International Cricket Match at nier-
ion Cricket Club Grounds. he-
duced Rates via Pt nnsylvania
Railroad.

For the international cricket match,
Gentlemen of England vs.. Gentlemen
of Philadelphia, to be played on the
grounds of the Merton Cricket Club. at
Haverfold, Pa. September q. 2S and 80
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell on these dates excursion tickets frou
Philadelphia, Chestnut Hill, Wilmington,
paol, Media, West Chester, Newtowi
square, Phoenixville, Trenton, Burling-
ION, Mt. Holly, Haddontield, Woodbury.,
and intermediate stations, to Havcrford
and return including admission to the
grounds, good on day Of issue only, ii
reduced rates. Frequent and ample
train service will be provided. between
| Brond Street Station and Hayerford
Station. Returning, special trains viii
leave IIavcrford Immediately ut the close
| uf the game each day.
The sun., 1901-09-20
Hurt While Wrest,inn

While wrestling with some friends NJ
tha Delaware Terra Gotta Works ycs-
"Hla% afternoon Samuel Miller had his
3lhsllt lrg badly Sprained. He was Frmpy.
adio his home in Phoenix Ambulancr.
The sun., 1901-09-20
Stable on Fire.

Som" boys playing with lamp ill.,;
lh&h' sct fire To a slabl, at Brown
md stroud streets owned by Mrs. cath
arlnr 4. Tully. The blaze caused ahnre
S21 damage. It WAS cXtingnishctl hy tha
Weccacne chemical engine
The sun., 1901-09-20
Policemen Were Creme.

Every member Of the police force. in
clnding Chief Massey on duty Yesterday
wore band OF crepe on the left arm.
The sun., 1901-09-20

These Lots are bounded by the Wilmington and
Brandywine Springs Railwey and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and adoin tile Brandywine Springs
property. The fare to any part of Wilmin ton is
i've cents The sites are hi III and afford lent
view for miles in any direction. They such as
Will admit of easy drainage and are BEAUTIFULLY
located.
',rhe Cedars" has been laid out with avenues pro-
Jscting from and parallel with the Gap and Newport
turnpike. The lois are 55 BY I28 feet "The Cedals'
VIII be lighted by electric lights and other modern
improvements will be provided by the projecting
company.
Terms will be made known on day of sale. They
will, however, be within the easy reach of any per-
SON contemplating the building Of home.
plot OF the lots may be at the office OF The
Sun, 623 Shpey street, at the office of the Cedar
Land Improvement Company at Brandywine Springs
The sun., 1901-09-20

Get Soni laoney's worth advertising in
The Sun.
The sun., 1901-09-20
sTs7 ~ TURNER'S
Extra Fine Shore No.
MACKEREL

will pack them in any size kits If.
sired, are fine, large, very tat and white,
This is the season to get gond Mackels.
and we have them to offer you.
Also special in Canned Salmon,
large flat can at l24c., $l. 10 dozen.
Pure Leaf Lard, 6Oc. Bib bucket with
bucket exchanged.
The keystone Sugar Cured Ham n
our fayorite brand, have handled thtnlI
for years and guarantee them. FINE
SrEtlAG PRIcE lic.
COFFEE.
None equals our Special Blend. IN
character is like fine rich old Mara.
caibo. Price, lsc., 3lhs SOC. Asking q
trial.
The Plum season is now on. We get
direct shipments.
The sun., 1901-09-20
New
Fall .
. Suits

get for the money. New
hats, new shoes and ney
furnishings OF all kinds
Latest styles, popular price.
and reliable grades. Lates
New York styles and bes
makes of boys, little boy.
and young mems suits.
Special styles and pattern4
that you will find only ID
largest cities, but we hayl
them at such prices as viii
surprise you when you c,n
slider the finish and makedp
Closed evenings at 6 ex
cept Saturday.
The sun., 1901-09-20

Tor men, boys
young men and
little boys. Nd
the lowest price
we could find, bli
the best we coul,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
G, A. R.

TACOMA. June 25s-The Grand
Army Of the Republic. Of this state.
IL in annual convention here today.
The sessions up 20 this hour have
been devoted largely TO routine pre-
ilminnry business.
The officers Of the Grand Army. Of
Washington, are: Commander, r. Il.
Freeman. 81 spokane. senior vice
commander. Thad = Smith. Of Port
Townsend Junior vice commander.
J. $. Smith. ~ Painuae. medical ii
rector, r NJ. Young. ~ Seattle
chaplain. Rev. W. a. Mock, Of Port
Angeles. In addition there IL 81
council Of administration. delegates
10 the national encampment and al
ternatea.
The officers Of the Sons Of Vetor
ans are Commander. Q. W. Hartman,
Of Wnila Walla. senior Vice rom
mander. ". T cavanauRh u Olym-
piH junior vice commander. G.. -.
Plympton, ~ Seattle. division coun-
civ. T. CavuunuRh. Of Olympia
Geo. l.. Hooker, ~ Walla Wnlla, ana
y S Embree, Of Fort Simcoe.
The officers Of the WGman'a Relief
Corps are. President. Ida MeKerchz
or. Of Seattle: senior vice president,
Kate j. Burnham, NJ Spokane. Jun
Tor vice president, Maude r.. Frost.
Of EllenahurR. treasurer. Nellie Mel
son Of Seattle, chaplain, Alice
Graves. af spokane; executive board
Lucy Cooling. Of Seattle. Nellie
Combs. Of Yakima; Alice Pearl Of
Seattle. Alice Benton, OF Pullman.
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/ a ST EDITION
q O'Clock
THE DEPOT
VERY SOON
/ 0. Farrell, President of
Pacific Coast Company,
Returns.

III. Farrell. president OF the Ia.
esse Coast steamship Co. returned
hsne tbs morning from the East.
.ner an absence Of nearly i've
vessn The object Of Mr. Farrcirs
va east was % meet President J.
! nm Of the Great Northern. and
PRESIDENT MelIen Of the Northern
raesae. for the purpose of discussing
sru,lnal matters tn Seattle. The Pa
Pacific coas; Steamship CO. has re-
rrsly purchased a tract OF land IN
ssa,h seattle on which TO erect
round houses and shops FOR the CO.
nunhlA 4 Puget Sound railroad.
President Farrell also went east to
sessnlt the directors concerning the
ssnssruetion OF the shops
when seen this afternoon Mr.. Far
reH stated that there - no doubt IN
As mind that the Union depot viii
- under construction before long.
ana on the site proposed by ProSi-
deaf HIn % the Great Northern.
Ears for the new shops win also BE-
oraered and work begun as soon as
o. plans are approved. No figures
can yet be given In regard to their
east.
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annual.
RECITAL
Pupils OF Elizabeth lay Rich
ardson at the Grand.

Pupils Of Elizabeth jay Richard
son gave a splendid entertainment
10 "A crowded house at the Grand
last night. II was the eighth annu-
nj recital given by the pupils, and II
~ just To say that the last exceeded
In merit any previous occasion.
Flowers were IN abundance, and
aR each performer gave evidence ~
talent n storm ~ applause would nc
company floral testimonial. No
embarrassment was noticeable on
the part Of any Of the young people,
neither was there a poor action.
The following program was rend-
cred.
Southern melodies (banio and
RuitarD Mrs. Fnulda Miss Deck
er, Miss Truckey. Miss atudebak-
or, Miss Richardson. Mrs. Death
cruRe.
"Go II Alone" RoIilc Heath
Piano solo Little Louise FARMLAND
f2h months lessons: years old
"Blily's Rose ,. Willotta Hastings
"Culumbua'-
... Master Lawrence McLnuRhlin
THE Bishop and the Cow
" 80. q" Llenore Jones
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BUSY SCENES DURING
A VERY BUSY SEASON

Steamship Co. San Francisco. win
make her first trip from this port 10
San Pedro tonight.
II is said that the Dispatch ia only
one OF feet 10 be added TO the
Southern California run. She carries
lumber and general merchandise and
about 10 passengers.
Steamer Jeanne lies on the beach
a. Al-Ki point, whore she In being
put IN readiness for her second
sailing 10 nome. which IS scheduled
for Saturday. The bottom 81 the
vessel is being scrapcd and n new
rudder fitted 70 her.
The Dolphin. "trearure boat Of
the Alaska Steamship Co. sails to-
morrow night Tor akagway, Ketchi-
leaves schWabacher's dock Mt
o'clock.
The steamer Rainier. l.. ~. Gray
g. Co. f. advertised 20 sail for San
Francisco tomorrow
No schoouera ~ the fishing fleet
put in last night eiU were put IN
readiness 20 sail tonight n ia exc
peCtcd that large catch 81 salmon
will be brought In by the boats ar-
irving from the down Sound fish
traps today.
Two Nome vessels pre- due 10 ar
rive almost any day-the Roanoke
and Senator. n o. imprOba BILE.
however that they have yet reached
their destination iu which .fr HHev
will probably not be in port for al-
most two weeks.
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EXCELSIOR
FOR VALDES

Steamer Excelsior. Capt. Hum
phrsy. Pacific steam Whaling Co.
sailed this Afternoon for Copper
River. Cook Inlet and VaidrR She
connects at Drca with steamer New-
port for paints as FAR north a.
Dutch Hafbaf. Prominent among
her passengers was Hon Cecil Id
wardeH. son ~ Lord kcnninEtun Of
Kent England. lie is going 20 KY
ak. Alaska. 20 inspect some petro-
ieufu properties Ia which hc IN inter
eHtesi. Robert Blair. a former fi1eat.
riral manager. Was also a passenger.
Others who booked passage ca the
Excelsior were. Mr. and Mrs a
nnrt. Philip Mayer. ~. W Rhodes.
Robert HleY. A. y. lies. ~. e. Tru-
deli. l. l. Bowers. y. = Hannistsr.
J. 4. Ferhan. Mira A. ". Thornton
a. ". Mills. J. J. Fraser aud ". X.
souls. aisa eight stccrago pasHan.
gers
The Excelsior carries so tors ~
cargo. Including 10 head Of horses.
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RATHER SAVE HIS SOUL
THAN BE A COUNCIL MAN

MKEEsroRr Pa. asHarry l. Abbott. member OF the
common council believes
not be member OF the council Christian the lie
made
My
mnatou 20 live lie To
becomes the divine injunction.
them
constituents needed district
stae schemes aud become
a low politician cannot de- that and have resigned
Politics
Il
satisfied Others Christian
cAn sit In the MeKeesport an soul
Abbott a
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attic bears away a number ~ men
whHsa presence in this city IL not
needed
=. =. Martin. who was arrrated by
OnienFs Cnftett. Powers and Free
mar last Night as q desperate char
actsr. has been positively Identified
~ one % the men Wha recently held
up the Anaconda Saloon II the
charge o. not proven against hirl. he
viii have to give Seattle a side
berth
". Robertson. vsho has a long ana
chsckered record was given -
hours 60 get out Il town ~ IudEr
George today. The fate ~ others
will - the same. No general round
up" has ben made. but one Il Hn-
rccted a. any moment.
The gambling hpisca % the city
are al closed today. bat no order
from the police department dtd the
work. n is generally understood
that fhs policy ~ fhs administration
to KEEP an open town wlil b. fol-
lowed BY The police The Lave and
order league. however. has put fear
into the hearts ~ the gamblers. ard
their doors are shut.
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MORAL: NO PLAY, NO KICK

IL cost r. l. Johns 81 20 ind out
that a Spokane jury Viii not permit
him 10 recover money lost in a pok-
er game. says the spokane spokes-
man Review.
The jury In Judge prathar's d.
nartrnent In the case 81 r. l. Johns
against sam 0oldHteIn brought ia
a verdict for the defendant and as
sessed him damages At 81.
This Il the Anal outcome ~ At
tnrncy =. l.. johns crusade against
the gamblers upon whom he dsclar-
Fl war last winter. and made an At
tempt ta close up ell the gambling
houses in the city.
In his suit against Goifatein he
sought To recover t5ah which n nafd
he had lost ~ cards In various sums
At different times between Noveu1-
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IN THE COURTS

Tho jury In the case % clyde Guy
Sroufe and other minors q Henry
Sruufe -. Moran Hfu#s Co. returned
= verdict awarding fud wurnt for the
plaintiffs In the sum ~ g 80. Henry
hruufu vas kiilrh some months nEu
while In the employ 81 the company.
working on the Minnie r. Caine. 4
vessel built ~ that company.
The contention of the plaintiffs
vas that SAFE place vas not Afford
81 their father 20 work. and "a con-
sequence be- lost his iifs.
An odd damage ease r. heinK
heard b jury In Judge Emory
court today. q. " Clark asks g. 90
DANA ges ~ the shasta Water Co fer
Injuries caused ~ the breaking ~ a
bottle Of Hhasta water Nr. Clarke
Nas standing near the Hotel North
srn some months a. g when 3 bottle
Of the mineral water broke In The
con- panY's wagon. a large piece II
the bottle struck Mr.. Clark'a foot.
cutting II severely Mr. clark a..
Isxna that the bottle vas dangerous.
~ charged and holds the company
rssponaibie In the Rboxs-statsd sum.
The case % q. W. carmack va
Katie Drum. Il al. for the reaiitu-
ton ~ the Fremont hotel On First
avenue south. Is being tried In Judge
Bells department.
The troubles Of the house ~ stan
ley continue 10 live. Judge Hudkin
Il hearing case brought by Attor-
ney Arthur against Mr. and Mrs.
william Stanley 60 recover 1890 for
his services IN tho divorce proceed
inna Of their son. John Stanley It
Wili be remembered that John stan
ley was granted divorce from his
wife Ellen IN the superior court. hut
was denied the divorce by the SUI
premo court. which reversed the
Judgment - the lower court. ieav-
ing the parties man and wife. Mr..
Arthur states that q was nt the In
stance Of SIR. and Mrs VIM. stan
ley that he instituted proceedings "a
divorce their son John from his
young wife. and he now wants his
fee.
Arthur eager, was released from
the reform school today by order Of
Judge Grimm.
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MR.. COULTER
Got 90 DAYS

c. c. Coulter was sentenced yes
terday afternoon by Judge Tallmau
to serve 90 DAYS in the county jail
for refusing 20 pay $500 60 the sheriff.
"a per order or the court ia the case
ofIor dan W. Coulter. Mr.. Coulter
viii be nomlnally IN the custody 81
the sheriff pending the hearing on
the application for writ Of haheas
corpus BY the state supreme court
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Poet ana Peasant" 6mendolin Holo)
.... e. q. o. .st.t.stss. Lizzie Mann
THAT water Minlou"
=. o.. =. e.. ..s.,.,.s Marsh Cochran
banjo solo o.. sstst...sss., Lattis iiefE
'Pyrnmua aud Thisbe"-
o., .tss 90 .. t.....t4 Mrs. II. patten
Mexican butterfly Dance tpinno
nulol -. .....s Florence Mclaughlin
The Little school Marin
e, d. 3. e.. .ts...fdttls Helen Reed
The oniy Young Man In Town.
Dramntls PersonaeA
Iedihh brown. a NJ 4. ~. - ". ..
E. .. =. fol-. e.. Master louis Wiahnar
Matilda Dix. fastidlauH lady
....s. - e.. g. 81. .ts#s illllHu L~wih
Hehecca Hurnnhy, a youu1 widow
E. .. =. ..tt.s....,,ts4#. tsattlo itefR
Frnnclna Hsruahy. literary lady
e. ,..s e. ,sss.s.t,tssss Irene Swan
Hannah Staples. a model house
keeper Z. -. - ..,tsss. Lizzie Mann
ellow We Hunted M ,ais @'''s"
e. 90 =. . 49,. NINA Pickering
THE Caehuca" uerHice he I.aunay
"BroumatiHm cure Mr.. r. BuHheil
The Cunceited Chicken
q. SO. 30 ..s... Jumbo Arc hihald
80 You Won't &c NJ Little Girl"
faunr1 . .4. - PHYLLIS Osborne
81 adv cay snankora Lillian Lewis
Lecture ON zone ~ the Sex
D. .. - B.. .. So. Gretchen HhRFafd
ChliHthenica. or GESTURE work eA-
precision ~ the feet and arms prim-
AIRY opposition 81 the head and arms
In costume. Given by Dolly Eria-
man. Fredh 10y. Alpha Heath. her
nice De f.nunHY Hazel Stencil. AIDE
iaide Evans. Jennie Carter, Hazel
Carpenter Irene Swan. Louise
Frnnkiand. Laurence Mclaughlin.
Marsh Cochran.
Potion scene.
Act. ". scene III Romeo and fu=
let shakespeare
Juliet - ss d.. -, Marta Howla ID
Lady Cupulct - Gretchen HagRuri
Nurse - econ. Miwa Htudrbnke
Mrs 0rcyiack Tells About the
Play -
Hazel Archibald and 7. w1shaar
Highland Fling b. -, Baby Martyr
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RlJMOR s

NEW YORK. June s5.-The stock
exchange this afternoon was filled
with rumors % trouble IN banking
circles. The market became AFFECT
ca. declines extending and 2 points.
The clearing house presidents met
this afternoon. hut none would tain
concerning the anescd affected hank
which. Il Was animated. had sue
cccdod In raising ta.91s. eo0. the sum
involved. The clearing house VIII
see Il through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25
HOUSE BOAT NO. 8
Soon 10 Be Launched on Lake
Washington.

within a lev days the third house
boat 70 float on the water ~ Lake
Washington will glide down the ways
and be towed 20 aueh0raEe north ~
Madison street Tn boat. witch has
been for come tlme under cunntruc-
ton. ia almost complete. and IL be-
ing furnished. A. q. Aytrat. " Wi
cox and " sawiu are the owners -
the new craft. The main room ~
the boat viii be furnished in Oriental
style. Plans are on foot for a house.
warming July T.
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ber : ana December ~ 1900. IN the
TGtum cigar store. which WaH owned
and conducted by the defendant
The ease was given "a the jury at
about T.. ~ IN the afternoon, and u
took them but a few minutes 10 ar
rive Al a verdict
The ease provoked considerable
amusement. and whrn the verdict
assessing damages % 81 IN favor q
the defendant was read the speeta-
tors IN THE court room all sore
broad smiles
Judge Belt then stepped over from
his department and remarked that
this II the way such cases usually
terminated. n seems To BE- gem
eral opinion that man ~ no gam
bieH AT cards should pay"
Judge frafhrr also. SEEMED 60
think the verdict saE ali right
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FOUGHT SHY
or ''GRAFTER"

Oficer John Hurkman created
quite a sensation tn the police court
this morning when he said that May
Wood and Laura Coleman. two no
torious women arrested last night.
were "Rraffers."
r.. y. Hughes, attorney for the de-
Tense. and city Attorney De Bruier.
both saw danger lights ahead. n
they began Wraugiing over that
word CRATER" II would take n week
20 try the case. Mr. Hughes arose
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SULLIVAN
is ACTIVE
The New Acting Chief Will
Clean City OF Crooks.

Acting chief OF Police Sullivan has
started his administration with a
general clean out ~ the crooks
huneo men aud thieves now in the
city. For some time numbers OF
these people have infested the town,
and robbstioa and hold-upH have re-
suited. AH Il e. expressed IN police
cirelfa. the "hiue letter. has been
passed around, Is hlch means that a
general warning has gone out that
NO mercy will be shown crooks ~
any description. A Yet there has
been no general order 10 this eject,
but below the line a great hurry and
packing up of movable goods n
noticeable. Every train out OF 8c-