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TO BET ON
SHAMROCK

New YORK, Aug. 2l.-With $4,000 to
bet on the Shamrock II it is stated in
cable dispatch to the Journal and Ad-
vertiser, an agent Of Q. Arthur Pearson
Of London will leave in a few days COM
missioned to place the big bets that the
millionaire publisher wants to make
that the Irish boat Fill win. Mr.. Pear
son is intensely interested in yachting
and he studied the Shamrock very
closely while che was being tried out
with the old challenger.
Captain Lee said he had come to this
city purely on a pleasure trip. Mrs
Lee accompanied him. They will go to
the former home OF Mrs. Lee in Maine
whence they will go 10 Washington "tc
renew old acquaintances." Captain Lee
asked several questions about the Sham
rock and Constitution. He expects tc
return to this city in time to see the
yacht races.
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NATIONAL
BAR ASSN

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 2L-American
Bar Association opened its Gath annual
meeting at the labor grand opera house
this morning. President Edmund Wet
more, Of New York, delivered the ad'
dress. lie reviewed the most important
changes in statute law, state and nat
iopal.
lie said that recent Legislation showed
tendency TO divest Legislatures and re-
serve more of the law making power tc
the people. Secretary Hinkley announc'
ed the admission by the executive coun.
eli OF ia new members.
A new executive council Of one frou
each state was announced, including iol
Id,ho, W. w. Wood; Oregon, @. II
Garry; Washington, O. II, Hanford.
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PERSONALS

Heryy Lacy has gone 10 Eugene.
Otto Wilson has returned from Sea-
side.
H.J. Ottenheimer has gone 10 San
Francisco.
w. NJ. Bushey Of Mehama is Salem
visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Cook Patton have re-
turned from Tocoms.
r. J. White, the hop grower is In the
city from Monitor today.
Homer Smith has gone TO Portland
and Columbia river points.
Mrs. l. l.. Patterson and Miss Jessie
Breyman have returned from trip TO
Alaska.
Miss Estella Bishop OF Portland is
visiting at the home OF her brother, O.
p. Bishop.
Mrs. ID. w. Harding ana daughter,
Miss Bessie, have gone to Saginaw to
visit relatives.
Mrs. d. R.N. Blackburn has gone tc
Albany and Brownsville for short visit
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Cornelius Boobigheimer, OF Sub
Unity, has returned home. She atten'
ded the funeral Of her relative, Fred
Rupp yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Brown atarte'
yesterday for Baltimore, Maryland, an'
will later 20 10 Iowa. MIR. Brown vii
attend the Supreme lodge Of Foreslera o
America at Baltimore.
J.C. Mills, who has been located a
Hebo, In TillamOok county since july
was Ia the city yesterday, and report
that he is greatly pleased with his ne'
home. He has built large barn and
residence and is now In the depths
stock farming, Walt Low, who ha
been with Mr.. Mills, has decided not
locate at present, and will return TO u
n lem In the near future.
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BIG FISH
~ STORY

BosroN, Aug. 2l.-The Carrie f. Rob-
erts has come in from trip off shore
with the biggest sword fish introduced
to the Boston market within recent
memory. Before he was cut up OF
sawed off, he tipped the scales at nearly
half a ton. His length WAS close to IL
feet. lie was armed with a rapier oi
three feet with which by chance he
might have rammed and sunk dory II
not schooner. After dressing he
weighed exactly $50 pounds.
Aboard the Carrie +. Roberts it wal
stated that the capture had been made
southeast of the Isle Of Shoals, after the
monster had been harpooned. The play
lasted for two solid hours.
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BiIls Ordered Paid.

A liquor license was Issued to M. L.
Hamilton.
Notice had been served upon John
Albert, agent for NJ. v. Rork, ordering
the construction Of new sidewalks along
both sides Of the property, included in
lot 10, block "a, being the southeast cor.
ner of Chemeketa and Cottage street.
An order was made for the Street COM
missioner 70 build the walk and the
costs will be taxed to the owners.
The recorder announced TO the council
that he had received message from A.
Bush OF Ladd & Bush, in which he was
directed to tell the council that Ladd *
Bush would take care Of the $4,000
bonds, maturing October lst at an in
terest charge to the city Of 316 per cent
per annum until the city should perfect
it's own arrangements for the REDEMPTION
OF said bonds.
This offer was also made verbally by
! Claud Catch, cashier OF the Salem banE
OF Ladd 4 Bush.
The formal ordinance relating to th'
issuance OF said bonds was read twice
and referred to H. ordinance committee
Tho Waterfall" by Mr.. and Mrs
Wenger at Eastwood Park Wednesda.
eve.
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by the use ofPerunaI / decided TO Try u
and soon found myself we'll repaid.
al have now used Peruna for abou'
three months and feel completely re-
tuyenated. Ibelieve am permanently
cured, and do not hesitate to give I'M
stinted praise to your great remedy
Peruna."
The causes Of summer catarrh are
frst. chronic catarrh; second, derange-
ments Of the stomach and hveri third
impure blood.
such being the case anyone VINO
knows anything whatever about the
operations of Peruna can understand
why this remedy is q permanent cure
for summer catarrh. 1t eradicates
chronic catarrh from the system, invig'
CRATES the stomach and liver, cleanses
the blood Of all impurities, and there
fore permanently cures by removing the
cause,-a host of maladies peculiar 70
hot weather.S The cause being removed
the symptoms disappear of themselves
"summer Catarrh" sent free to any
address by The Peruna Medicine Co.
Columbus, Ohio.
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Postofflc R obbery

SALT LAKE, Aug. 2l.-The post office
authorities here have not yet heard from
Inspector Bennett, regarding the arrest
at Baker City, Orep yesterday o
Frank Mcbride, formerly assistant
postmaster of Salt Lake, suspected o.
completely in the recent pOstofiice rob
berry here. Postmaster Thomas and the
chief detective of the service, HoltoD
believe Mcbride has not been in Salt
Lake since he was released from the
penitentiary two years ago, after sery'
inv sentence for emtezzlement.
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CHINESE
O"'' STUDENTS

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 2l.-Hwang and
Tsai, Chinese professors in the William
Mast College at Kinkang, Kiansie Pro-
vince, China, have been landed and
will proceed east to prosecute their
studies. They speak English perfectly.
They are the first Chinese toarrive from
Kiansie Province, the dialect OF which
is not understood by the Chinese now
in the United States.
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State Sewer order

The state board of capital commissions
ers this afternoon considered the sewer
bids, and awarded the contract 10 Chas.
A. Gray on his bid No. 4.which provides
for sewer 20x50, the state to do the
back filling, probably by convict labor.
The amount of the contract is tl3 900.
This will give the state sewer with a
capacity for six times the amount now
required, Work will begin forthwith.
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Sehleys' Trial

wAsHINGToN Aug. 2l.-The Navy De-
partment this afternoon gave out the
official correspondence in the Schley last
case. II concludes with a letter from
Acting Secretary Hackett 10 Schley,
stating that the Department should not
at this stage OF the proceedings under
take 10 hear and determine questions
that may ariserespecting the competency
OF members OF the court.
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81. Lonls Biz Show

WAsmSGroN, Aug. 2l.-The State De-
partment has issued proclamation
signed by President Mckinley, inviting
the nations OF the world TO participate
in the Louisiana purchase Exposition in
81, Louis in 1908.
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MARRIED.

JONES WALKER. AT high noon
Wednesday, August 2lst. 1901, At the
City Hall Salem, Oregon, Miss Anne
N. Jones 10 MIR. d. n. Walker, both o.
Marion county, City Recorder N. J.
Judah officiating. The young couple
thus happily welded will reside 81
GeFvais.
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TO cleanse the system .

Eneotually yet gently, when ooe.ive or
bilious. 70 permanently overcome habit
nal constipation, 10 awaken the Kidneys
ana liver 20 a healthy activity, without
irritating Of weakening them, 70 d'sPel
headaches. .::eOlds, or ieyers, use syrup ol
Figs. made BY the California PIG syrup
90.
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DIED.

SMITH-At Jefferson, Ore, Tuesday
August 20, 1901, at IL p. m, Mrs Eva
smith, wife Of y. NJ Smith, aged 80
years, Of consumption.
The funeral services will be held at 2
D. m. tomorrow. Burial viii take place
at the jefferson cemetery. Her husband
aud one child survive her, and they
have the siueerest sympathy Of large
circle Of warm friends,
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EBERSOIl-At the Oregon State Hos
pital, Tuesday morning. August 20,
Mr. EbersOl, aged 56 years. He was
Dunkard preacher formerly Of
Macleay. Burial will take place at IL
a. m. today at the Maeleay cemetery.
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cure for that
common phase
of summer ca
tarrh, known as
indigestion. n.
Miss Kennedy
says;
at found the
conti n u a !
change OF diet
incidental 10
eight years
travelling COM
pletely upset I
my dig estiv We
system. In CON
sulting several
physicia n s
they decided J
suffered with
catarrh Of the
ekOulhCus
Z" Their pre-,
soriptions die
not seem u
help me any
so, reading o.
the remarkable
cures effected
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COMMON
COUNCIL
Considers the Matter of Ne
gOtiating the Popular Loan
of $4,000 = offer Re-
ceiyed from Banking Firm.

Little routine business was transacted
at the regular city council session Tues
day night. Mayor Bishop presided and
Aldermen Buren, Griswold, Larson,
Riggs and Walker present.
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HEALTHY WOMEN.

Mary J. Kennedy, manager Of Ar
mour a Co.'s Exhibit at the Trans
Mississippi Exposition at Omaha, Nsbr
writes the following Of Peruna, as .
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Marriage License

A marriage license was issued today
70 ID. E. Walker and Anna NJ. Jones.
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BAND CONCERT.

an EaelWOOd FHfh FVlviIv" w
blng August 2ist.
The Baby Prize Will BE- awarded ana
..,i~e neid a the Grand stand immedi-
afelv after the Judges decision.
Tke SALON. Light aud Traction 90
have given out tao following notice,
On Wednesday evening the conducto.s
on ihe street cars viii collect ~ eenr
l,o.n each passenger 20 Eastwood IsfA
...4 N navinant thereof viii deliver =
~. .'.,n .ood lor one return car inre "
ihe riig. as well ae admitting 'hem "
the park, m
flfhorwine al admiseiQe q ns
viii bs charged a tho gaie.
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SLAB-WOOD

The Price of slab-wOOd In Salem
and suburbs are as follows;
Inside the corporate limits per
load .................. 50 25
Outside of said limits. ts.....,..,.., 2 so
Special rate will be made 10 all per-
sons desiring this Wood direct from
the saw. in lots of four or more loads.
F. S. Craig.
Salem, Or, Aug. 20, 1901. S20lw
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They are Coming.

Tomorrow Rranson a Ragan will re-
ceive a lresh lot OF Salem grown Cante~
erop melons. Peaches from the salem
orchards are IN daily supply.
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circnIt Court.

Judge Boise held session OF Circuit
court this afternoon. A motion in the
partition suit Of Estes versus Estes was
argued.
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NEW TO-DAY.

wANTED--lO, 600 bushels oata wanted.
Highest caah price paid, aaeke iur'
nishod, Call at once. Brewster Y
White, 0l Court st., Salem, Ore. q.
81 81
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Wood. Wood.

siab.wOod prices appear under Ne1
To-day, in this issue.
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Money Al 8 ana 7 Der cent on I'm
nr0ved farm and city properly,
MAXWELL q HAYDEN.
MOOres BLOCK. Salem.

.Answer" by Mrs. Halle Parrish
Hinges Al Eastwood Park "Wednesday
eve.
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street. Phone RED 2423. SalemOTegOa. Resi-.
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''The Mighty Deep" by Geo. SyndeI
Al Eastwood Park Wednesday eve.
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WANTED-sO cords Of good body hr
wood AZ Cottage Hotel. Part OF u dc,
livered at once. II u
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Huie Wine Sane Co,

All kinds OF mattings, China Wares
Japanese Fancy Goods, Dry Goods, ,Silks,
White underwear, shirt waists, wrappers
Of all kinds made in store al a very low
price Orders of all kinds made up
promptly. lao State St, Salem, Or.
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"My Dream OF You" by Mrs. Halle
Parrish Hinges at Eastwood Park We'd
nesday eve.
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One introduced Tor the diary
men The display In 'front.' w cut
and elevate os high forty feet The Ian
case which sth aud substantial
will in few yess The fan s mounted directly ON
ysha which easily aans speed OF OVO revolutions
minute The Ohio seieed cutter well known tune ua an1
tested labor dollars han any
other feature ensae hreeourths OF the
labor feeding and the cutting capacity increased Ss per cent
Call and
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"Dear Native Land" by Mr.. and Mrs
Wenger at Eastwood Park Wednesday
eve.
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''The Bell Buoy" by Geo. synder a
Eastwood Park Wednesday eve.
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FRESH ARRIVALS Isd DadiiySfas7 y51i!

FRESH ARRIVALS a11 Da1IlyOfnew ySdINN
able goods, at Friedman'S New Racket thp
only Bargain House in Salem. Come and
see the largest assortment of hats. New
est styles and prices that none can cOmpetp
with US. See the selection of our ClOthinc
We can fit the tall, the short, the thick and
slender. Our prices will fit your purse
Do you want gloves? we have the largest
assortment to pick from. Our price will
suit you. Our furnishing goods are arriving
daily. If you want bargains we can fill the
bill at
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor State and COmlS Ss' Salem. Oregon
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F. A. WIGGINS 2Ss1Sss 2iSS4is Street

Successor 10 M PaTkhut stOdeake wagons and
Machinery Russell threshes
Tribune bicycles Standard and White sewing machines
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$1,000

Prime cedar posts. cut from
large live timber. Just re-
ceiVed at ~ - ~ ~
ID. S. BENTLEY & CO
PhOas sol slS FIoni
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Nineteenth Annual Meeting to Occur
at Mounds,ille.

The nineteenth annual state Sum-
day school convention is announced
for Moundsyille, Tuesday, Wedues-
day, Thursday, April rs. II, Is. 1t
will bring together representatives
from many counties, who are the lead
ing Sunday school workers In the
state. Each county Is entitled to ten
delegates at large, who can be APP
pointed by the county executive COM
mittee or organizers Free enter
tainment is provided for delegates and
annual members who send their
names in TO ID. Webb Stewart Mounds
vile BY April Is 1901.
Besides having many able speakers
from our own state the officers of the
convention are most fortunate Ia Sc
curing MIR. G. d. Meigs of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, who is one Of the interna-
tional Sunday school workers OF wide
experience aud reputation. He Is
called the 'Indiana Cyclone. He
will be present at all three days.
Mrs. ]. w. Barnes Of Pennsylvania
who is superintendent of primary and
junior work for that state, will also be
90 hand. She has made this branch
a speciality and can help all very
much. She will be present Wednes-
day and Thursday. A special confer
cnce of primary and junior teachers
is scheduled for Thursday morning 5
TO 9;15 a. IN.
A special rate of two cents a mile
is provided for by B. Il @. and Ohio
river railroads. Card orders must be
had to entitle visitors TO the rate.
Send name ana address at once to
General Secretary W. g. Shafer, Fair
mont or Rev. G. II. Cox, parkersburg.
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FINANCIAL REPORT MADE.
The City's Indebtedness Is shown to be
x36. 276.gS

FAIRMoNr, April s.-The City
Clerk, Joseph 2. Fleming, has com
pleted the financial statement of the
city, and the books show the eity's
Indebtedness 20 be $40, 270.9s. In
this amount is debt OF about So, 900
that was assumed by the city that was
contracted In the towns Of Fairmont,
Palatine and West Fairmont before
the places were consolidated into what
is now Fairmont, and only one-half
of the So, 600 is uncollectaDle taxes,
etc, and the receipts will soon be de-
stroyed. There are many other items
contained in the statement that as
sisted materially in swelling the city s
Indebtedness. Some branches OF the
city's affairs showed up remarkably
well, and especially the police depart
ment. During the year 49,, $50. SO was
the amount OF fines collected, more
than paying the salaI les of the entire
police force.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-08
LITTLE TIMBER
In the Southern Neck of the
Woods for Judge.


President Mckinley ut Sea- Wont APP
point Atkinson Day ton May be Cared
for Later-Judge Jackson TO Retire
Soon on Pension Politics Rather
Active.
With all the talking that there has
been on the appointment OF a Judge
for the southern district of this state
nothing definite is known about the
matter except that Atkinson is not
to be the man appointed, The Pres
ldent is firm on this point He says
that Atkinson does not measure up TO
the standard and that he can't have
the place.
This is the information given us by
a gentleman who Is next to the situa-
tion and who has heard the President
express himself. Senator Scott told
the PRESIDENT that If he would APP
point Atkinson not another favor
would be asked by the junior Senator
for the next four years. Despite this
the President refused TO act as de-
sired.
abhlhSdh nbWtfNi Nuu TIC ulsbllbt
attorney II he wants 1t. He has been
offered commissionership to st.
Louis but refused 1t. He will proba-
bly, come down the bush in the other
direction when he sees that the Judge
ship Is gone glimmering.
The President is at sea for some one
to appoint There Is no Que in the
southern end OF the state who Is fitted
for the place except Malcom Jackson
and one or TWO others all Of whom are
not wanted Jackson is too recent a
convert to RepublicanisIl and the
President and his advisers do not
want TO reward him SO quickly for
Topping.
Dayton may be named later for the
iudgeship in the northern district.
It is said that Judge Jackson will re-
tire on half pay when the salary is
made 81 800 and that Dayton Is then
to be appointed
For time when there is no elec-
tion To be held soon there is a remark
ably large amount Of politics in circu-
lation in the state. The appoint
ment OF kellar as Judge in the south
ern district is said TO be entirely
problematical as he Is unknown and
the mention Of his name came up
when 1t was found that there was an
alarming scarcity of timber in that
neck Of the woods. He may or may
not get the place.
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Thomas Dixon IL Il Genius.

One Of the comments made on
Thomas Dixon who will lecture at
Commencement Hall on Friday
night is interesting at this time. It
is made by DR. w w. Tufts, of Bos-
ton las an orator he has probably
been dropping crudities as he has
gone on, but / think he must have
sprung full grown out of the head Of
the divinity. He is a genius. He
has that rare gift OF impulsiveness
without rant. 1t is the expression
Of genuine life within the man,
which, when analysed, reveals the
moral elements of sincerity, earnest
ness, love, and the intellectual ele-
ments, reason, and the Imagination.
Emotional thinking is the trait. He
is all alive, soul and body, and he
communicates his life to his hear
ers. They hear him gladly. The
gladdened nearer says to the inn
pulsive speaker, Go on"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-08
EXPERIMENT STATION.
Report of Agricultural Depart
ment on Work at Nor
gantown.
West Virginia Offers an Inviting Field
for the Hortieulturist-0u Forestry
Interests are Important-InilueH
Of the Station Growing.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 8-The
Agricultural Department has issued
report on the work and expenditures
'of agricultural experiment stations
for 1000, which contains summary
of the work done at the West Virginia
station at Morgantown. The income
of this station during the year was
$22, lo7 of which S15. 600 was the
federal appropriation and S5,7lS in
fees. The report mentions the exper-
iments in the preservation of perish.
able foodstuffs by subjecting them to
hydraulic pressure and says they give
promise Of results OF practical value.
The report continues:
"West Virginia offers an inviting
field for the horticulturist, but until
quite recently the possibilities of the
state have been but little developed.
The station is now doing all in its
power to aid in this development by
field and labatory Investigations at
the station and by cooperative exper-
In the latter way the station has
come into very cordial relations with
the fruit growers about the State and
is using their orchards quite largely
for experimental purposes. The for
estry interests of the State are very
important and are receiving attention
at the hands of the station along the
unique line of Investigation of insects
injurious to forests or forest products.
These Investigations have already
yielded results of great practical
value.
1.-THE purchase of the new station
farm has rendered possible the organ
ization of field and feeding expert
ments on larger scale and along
more satisfactory lines. Station Off
GERS have attended a number of far
mers' Institutes On the whole the
condition Of the West Virginia sta
tion has very materially improved and
there are many evidences of the util-
ity of its work It's influence is broad
ening. especially among the fruit
growers and the less conservative for
mers are following its teaching
j. III. Stewart is director of the
station which is a department. Of the
University of West Virginia.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-04-08
THE SHERIFF WENT TO SLEEP.
His Prisoner then Walked out Of the
Train and Escaped.

Sheriff Charles w. Conrad or Jeffer-
son county passed through town Sat
urday evening having In custody
Thomas Brooks a colored man charged
by merchant Zeph Baer Of Charleston
with stealing hams from his store.
Brooks was traced to Plttsburg where
he was arrested by the officers and
Sheriff Conrad notified. He went
down yesterday, got the prisoner and
started home. When In the vicinity
OF Fairmont the sheriff went TO sleep
and while enjoying his snooze Brooks
walked out wearing his handouts and
is still at large When the sheriff
awoke he was somewhat chagrined,
and started in pursuit but the darkey
could not be overtaken.