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DIss DE BAR is DRAMATIC.

Showed CleVerness in QUESTIONING Wit
nesses for the Prosecution,
London, December l9.-The trial OF fheo.
dore and Laura Jackson (Ann odelIa Dss
De Barr WAS resumed at the Old Bailey to-
day.
The feature OF the day was the cleverness
of the female defendant In questioning the
witnesses, Her manner always dramatic,
WAS at times tragic. once she burst iuto
tears, suddenly recovered and continued
her excited questions aud vocferous com
mentS on the testimony. She was not even
afraid to argue with such formidable law.
yer as Sir Edward Carson, the solicitor
general, and the judge had the utmost dlni.
Guilty In controlling her,
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COMMERCIAL.

The cotton markets made small variations
on lcthargy OF tho trade.
Trade in all grains was Gull. prices NOV
ing narrowly wltr a downward tendency.
Money on can in Now York was firm at
bNaG per cont
cofce futures closed steady 5a1o points
lower
Amaleamated Copper nonopollzed inter.
EST on the stock exchange
There was a fair business on the London
stock exchange
The general dry goods market vas quiet.
Live stock was generally lower ut all
markets.
dividend Of per cent was declared by
Amalgamated Copper.
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snssIoN on rnE sENArE.

Washington. December 19-In the ali
sence OF Mr. Frye CMe) president pro
todays session Of the senate
The bill temporarily TO provide revenue
for the Philippine islands. which was pass
ed by the house yesterday. was referred
to the committee ca Philippines,
A hin 10 increase the official bonds OF
the United states mnrshal Of Alaska IN GER
tnin cases to 5000 was passed
At 1910 the scn0te, on motion or Mr..
Hale went into executive session. At
p N. the senate adjourned until January
Il 1902
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

Weatherford Company VIII incorporate.
Weatherford, Texas, December ION
the 3Oth Of this month the hardware firms
" Lowe HaydVare company and w. D.
Carter & Co. OF this cIty viii consolidate
under the corporate name OF the Carter.
Lowe Hardware company. The company
viii he incorporated with a capital stock OF
SOO0OO paid up.
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Amendments Confined.

Washington, December No. The senate to-
day confirmed these nominations:
Receivers Of public moneys j. u. Nc,
Gniro. Lawton, q. r.; Thomas u, Reid, ri
Reno. q. r.: John A. Trottcr. MnnCum
q. r.: Edward S Virgins Woodward ..
r.; Frederick Muller Santa Re. \. ~
Registers OF land Office; =. {. Pickles
El Reno. o. T.: II. y. Mcknight, Lawton
o. n; Milton a. Elliott, Camden Ark.
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Flre al ClarksuIlIe ~

C'arksvllle Ark, December 1s.-PIre
Ofis'nat'ns late last night in the Mccon.
Sid, o pioeG DESTROYED property valued at
principal losers are May Bros gsnerai
nlerehants; Commercial hotel. James Fait'
nor, merchant; W. II. Mailoy. Ssvysiar
ana MeConnell's drug store. ''"e's'
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Oakland R..,,l,.

San Francisco. December ls.-un
ing-Billy Lyons. Gold Baron. Linz |
Time 1;42i3.
Five furlongs, selling -JacouenIna
ternell. Catholic. Time f0iE ''N
Mile and a quarter. hurdle hsnals,.
Archibald, Mazo. Favorito Tlms "
Six and a half furlongsI sellJug-Co,
ssi0ner Forster. The Giver, Mllss
1921. 80
Seven furlongs, selliug-Jln Hala
Brown, Bernota. Time 126%.
Mile, selling-Dr. Bernays. On
Grand Sachcm. Time I'M.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
wooDMEN ELECTION

Alvin, Texas, December LA A..
meeting of Alvin Lodge Of Woodls' !.
world Tuesday night the foll0 w y Y
were elected to serve tor n,sns, Ii
term: ID. 4. Kemley, z, Vi 1 ssg
Adv. It,; j. r. Hale, Dani Rss,sI
Carlton, clerk: Captain W. =; sSs
{. c.. and II. Ii, Grinin'
Ennis. Texas, December s,.ha !, .
No, 8s. woodmeu of the Word, y \,
ior business meeting Friday rls a,s,i Il
Der 8, elected the iP'' SiIsn tOnla
the ensuing term; T. T. Ieutssif;
mander: j. d. King adH psunsf. blBsill
II. Pryor. clerk; [. u, u DsTWS htka
b. Wilson, ESCORT M,v,. Eesl u
Waterman; j. Foster seDu'
manager.
Calvert. Texas, pecenSef. , is y /
cent meeting OF sterling - fdpsnll
Woodmen of the World. tne sa ss 4
as We're elected for me 'sa,a,lsls.l
y wv " Frantz, past council cease 4 ssSr3
M" cnuncii commander; ], fdIg'
a III lieutenant; a, y = Klr.l
baniSst g A. Knapp. clerk IN, /. \
Daihsi y Peterson, watcnT1sgr rIss1l
sski sentry; A. Knapp d
e. s. White, managers II
chappell Hnl, Texas ,ss ,,st fSs@sssdas Il
an election held at ths Woodne' q
b Ghappell Hill camp u Following "A
World. No. loS' the wear. Ha "a
ner, consul comna3Gessast, se ".
clerk: j. B. MattnseEN s;oss clari
Crawford. escort; InoIs 5. r ~
man; z. l.. Ford SS eanib msrssn
ii. Schaer. ]. s. aalcurlshlBE
camp is Ia a most " nV ips nleHlbs,ssI.
only a few months az now it his ~
only seven OF eight Nv"
OF the hest people. ---------
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WHITING Firm Assinns.

Haletsville, Texas, December ia gen.
eral assignment for the benefit of creditors
was filed in the county clerks office today
by Buske a. Brunkenhoefor, doing business
at Whiting, about nine miles north of here.
Assets are given as about $1,000, and the
liabilities the same
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Wharton Successful

Victoria, Texas, December l9.-M
ing main, which has been In progns
since Tuesday aud "Wednesday ~,
Victoria and Wharton counties, reil1s
favor Of the latter, which won ~
Victoria only won three OF the eol'F'
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Cameron and Calvert

Calvert, Texas. December l9-lN
men of Calvert have organized y
tenn and have challenged Camera amer.
latter team has accepted tne la. y- n,
will play a game. with tne Nans's Y
this city on Christmas Gay.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Fire at KinosIand.

Austin, Texas, December 19.-Flre last
night at Kingsland, a small town on the
branch Of the Central, DESTROYED the gen.
eral merchandise store OF NJ b. Norwood
The loss was $4,000 aud insurance $500
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Special Judge for Thirty-Sixth District
Pnarsall, Texas. December 16--Judge NJ
+. Lowe being very ~ and unable TO serve
~ Judge. Hagus Smith OF the Pearsall
bar has been elected by the practicIng law
ysrs Of this bar as special Judge OF the
1niftyssixth judicial district.
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ToDAY's ENTRIES

FIVE ard half furlongs, for 2.year-old
1l2 Meme Westen,
= brewer Sch6rr 100. Joe Brown, Normaz.
w A NJ. lO4, King Tatius, All About
lOh Miss Anna Stevens, Eliza Dillon. win.
nora, The Fashion lO4.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling-Precurso
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A Lumber Business Closed at Victoria.
Victoria, Texas, December IA. Gllmer
VIII close ont his branch lumber yard here,
having sold the stock to the other two lum.
her dealers-W. c. Barnes and b. Il. Wi.
liams - W."
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Three DWELLING House.. ;, r..,.

Ennis, Texas, December ia dss,rn.
I'VE nre occurred here again last night at
osiocS' Three dwelling houses owned
ny.r ~, ~ Inesog were total loss. The
was saiuea at $500, with euly
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For School purnoses-

Richmond, Texas. December lS,-An cleo
lion was held today to determine whether
or not this town aud surrounding territory
shall Incorporate for school purposes. Not
a dissenting vote Was cast.
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IneendIarY Fire ~ Ilnshnrn-

hlllsooro' Texas, December ia barn
OF Mrs John d. Warren was DESTROYED
ey nre az > o'clock this morning. The loss
Is about $500, with no Insurance.. Tho are
was lhcendiary, Elder Carter lived in the
about SIS. 'SS was
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Wants Him AdIudaed a Ranktupt.

San Antonio, Texas, December IL
Thomas Andrews ct al today iled a petI.io,
II the Federal court asking that Ciustave
Ferdinand Niggli, merchant Of this citv
be adjliged a bankrupt ''
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eeIieve Boil WeeylI KlIIe.

Elliott, Texas. December 1s.-The ground
has been frozen hard for the past four
days. The farmers believe that the boil
weevil is killed and are more cheerful over
the prospects for another crop.
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The dead are:
ANDREW SETH.
GEORGE SuISUL.
GEORGE SEMAGO.
MICHAEL MlLEO.
MICHAEL GAZDONICA.
JOHN MAZEY.
JOHN KERECKE.
JOSEPH FRANhUWlCZ.
JOHN KbOCHANKA.
GEORGE VAIlGO.
The injured are:
John Yonsho. not expected to recover,
frightfully burned about face and body
John Snbol, not expected to recover
burned all over body.
Michael pctrovlch, VIII recover.
John Ifolosky, viii recover.
There were nineteen men on the furnace
platform when the explosion occurred. Eff
teen Of them were caught in the flames.
The explosion was caused by the gas be
coming encased IN a crust of cnder form
ing at the bottom Of tho furnace. wheel.
barrow containing orc had been sent mp 10
the men, and when the men went to dump
It into the bell Of the furnace they pushed
II over too far and II rolled in the hopper.
The barrow weighed 200 pounds and too
heavy for the four men 20 raise, The ar
teen men, all Hungarlans, were sent up to
assist them. Had 1t not been for the bar
row accident no one wonld have been hurt,
as the regular men know how to protect
themselves at such times, as such expo.
sions are OF frequent occurrence.
The most distressing feature OF the dis
astcr was the burning Of Frankowicz. lie
was seen by the thousands Of people who
We're on their way TO work to run 10 the
platform railing and leap into the air. lie
was mass Of flames as he whrled through
the air He fell on the stockyard shed and
literally burned TO death before the cHes
Of the crowd, fifty feat below, who had no
way 10 reach him.
When the explosion occurred burning
heaps Of ciudcrs settled around the men al
most knee deep Their shncks were ter
rlblc and their frantic Efforts TO save them.
selves were ptlful
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the National league and who is nov No AM,
ing Tor control Of the Organization Win
Andy Freedman ct al. "''H
Jos, Alex 107, Jena, CeyIon Frans rr.,.,d
100 Myth l02, Eda Riley. Paw tbs FIddier
NJ Helen Paxton, Star Cotton 105. Major
Mansir lO4, Donator lO2
pt snort course steeplechase. handicap
100 Dick Furber I4s. DIyertisement la,
Dasmar 1870 Ao''
u Nile ana seventy yards, handicap Henry
bett io1; Leqnep l05 Barbara Freithcie 90,
SIX furlongs, purse, for 5,year-olds-RaIu,
o. Siiead lib, Leenja ITO, Cast Iron los,
orla Jos; Colonel Stone 100 Duke Of Con.
ppaught W, Marcos ll3, Lord Quer l0s.
Man 3d. i'i'u"' 20
Mile, purse for S-year olds- Henry Bert
IL Ida Penzsnee. Menace IO2. Choice
AiHo Va Aasterful o.. Dorothy Lee.
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$500 insurance. The houses were occupied
by j w Taylor r. w Rushing and w
+. Watley. Their household goods were
also consumed and were partially covered
with insurance.
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Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind of work. This has
been the experience OF others; 10
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold bv all medicine dealers. % cts.
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sHsRlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

strayed or stolen from c. b. Fitze i107ih
Congress avenue. Houston. one hay horse
= years old 10 hands high, no brand Shod
all around; liberal reward.
A. II. Anderson. Sheriff
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Calvert. Texas, December is-one sor-
rel marc. abont years old. II hands high,
branded on shoulder; II found notify
"a n. Parkinson, Calvert Texas, or Guy
Townsend sheriff Robertson county; So re.
ward
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Richmond Texas. December i0,--Taken
up by ]. f. shannon, Arcola. Texas one
bay horse. hiotched brand on left shonl-
der. about l41a hands high, scar on left
stihe Joint. white streak IN face had on
saddle made by A. StelElg Houston been
sheriff Fort Bend county, Texas.
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Watitia, Donna seay 1o2, ssup, /,
capa %, "u'
Clear and fast.
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BILL TO REVIVE a HIGH GRADE.
Washington, December ia bill was
introduced In the senate to"ly by Mr. Pen
rose, rcWying The grade OF vice admiral Of
he navy and prqWotmc Ndmhals Sampson
ana Schlcy and .Captaiu CLARK OF the Ore
gou TO that ranks
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"Woodnap, Spare mat Tree"
To me Editor OF The Post
Taylor, Texas, December Isl sec by
the evening papers that there is ne longer
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II your liver is out OF order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take dose of
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TEN MENBURNED TO DEATH
FOUR OTHERS WERE INJURED BY
AN EXPLOSION OF GAS.
Men Were on Furnace Platform Eighty
five Feet Above the Ground
When Burned.

ritsbure. Pa. December 19.-rcn men
were burned to death and four injured by
an explosion Of gas at the soho furnace Of
Jones 4 Laughln, limited in Second ave
nue. this morning The explosion was
caused by slip In the furnace the gas
and flames belchng upward through the
bell. The men were on tine furnace plat
form olghty-lve feet above tue ground.
The dead are.
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FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall street Dec g Prices n stocks
showed narrow changes In the opening
deallnss Witch were n,iseq between salM
and iosses"with Ms wrH 'aenhied tehdenrF
in the mapi1ei Missouri Pacillc rcea over
a point, Geu. Electric gained "a and The
ChicaeoFsrermnal Transfer stocks re-
covered sharply from Yesterdays de-
preston. Manhattan showed the effect OF
realizing 10 the etNent OF nearly point
Amalgamated copper rose ana then
ran on 90 below last night.
Some OF the leaiing railroads and SUI
gar made slight progress upwards after
he opening. but the general tone became
heavy when the bear operators attacked
various stocks simultaneously Rather
sharp declines followed notably Ia ST.
paul New York Central the fractions,
Pennsylvauia consolidated Gas, Tennes.
see Coal, sugar Amalgamated, Smelling
Mon Pacific, Rock Island. Lacka wanna,
Missouri Pacific and ST. Louis South
western common and preferred which
Yielded 10 , General Electric got up 5si
10 @sss, before realizing. lowered II 10 ~
and Westinghouse Electric gained 2ia.
American Car and Chicago Terminal pre-
terred advanced Is each aud Lead pre-
ferred lost Pa. Dealings were not large
put the prospects lOr AN unfavorable bank
9AH HAN4ftHA hlHtRNitefu long bNNlnS ana
stimulated realizing and short selling
There was no relaxation of the selling
pressure. All of the stocks which fig
urrd conspicuouslN in the early selling
extended their losses. in some cases "A
point or more. particularly New York
Central 81 Paul aud Manhattan. The
last nsmed dropped To 1901. AN extreme
loss of IS. The lack of support OF the
recent speculative faNorites encoura god
the bears 10 attack other stocks and At
Gibson. Hooking Valley preferred. Erie
hrst preferred. Delaware and Hudson
Great Northern preferred. Hooking coal.
Norfolk and Western. Pacific Coast
Texas Pacific. Cleveland & g and St
Louis. Canadian Pacific. Chicago and Al
ION. Lake Erie and Western Peoples
Gas. Wheeling and Lake Erie first and
second preferred. Glucose preferred I.o-
comotive, Southern Railway preferred
Reading and the Chicago terminal stocks
declined from 10 points. There were
some snasmOdic rallies before midday on
buying by the shorts. but speculation
continued rather feverish and unsettled.
Bonds were ca sier
Prices dipped again during the noon
hour many active stocks going lower
than before, and new points Of weakness
developing Manhattan fell 10 l3s and
General Electric dropped sis or the an
nouncement that only the regular divi-
dend had been declared The stock rail-
He'd ga The market became dull and
steadier again.
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BELL OF THE
BUTTERFLY
FACTORY
Case Concerning ths Ancient
Piece Of Meal Again Before
ths Appellate Court.

The bell OF the Butterfly factory i'm the
town of Lincoln has been the subject Of
a number OF hearings IN the appellate di-
vision OF the supreme court and master
has also taken "a good deal OF testimony
in regard 10 Il. Today the equity cases OF
Amey r. Gorham Vs. Frederic c. Sayles
and Frank A. Sayles was before the court
on bill. answer and proofs. The bill was
brought for the specific performance ot
a contract
The agreement sought Ia be enforced l.
as folloWs; Know at men by there pres
ents, that the old bell ON the Butterfly
factory 40 called, IN the town OF Lincoln,
an estate bought by us of ~ NJ. Sawtelle
as described I'm deed dated May l6 1872.
was rot included In the sale OF said es-
tate. and We agree 20 give up the same
TO john G0rham. his order or assignee a
any time IL may be called for after one
year from this date (signed) w 4. x r.
G. Sayies" This writing bears no date
but the evidence shows IL was given al
the time OF the purchase OF the Butterfly
factory from Sawtelle May l6 1872
Defeidants main claims are that the al
legged agreement of the irm or w. f. & r.
G. Sayles is. upon it's face, promise 60
deliver 90 a stranger property TO which
the provision has no title, and IL cannot
be enforced I'm equity, laches and limita-
tions. To these the complainant replies
that until 1899 she did not know her title
was disputed she then learning such 20 be
the case by the examinat tion OF Frank A
Sayles executor or w. r. Sayles' will In
the probate court. The agreement IL is
urged, is clearly an enforceable one.
Arnold Green Is counsel for complain
ant and Edwards & Angel, counsel for
respondents
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TO DEATH
Quinn Dies While Trying 10
Walk to His Home,

Thomas Quinn. aged sl, died from expo-
sure on the State road between Fall Riv-
er and New Bedford last night Quinn
was discharged yesterday from the house
OF correction In New Bedford after serv-
lng a short sentence and attempted To-
walk Co his home in lall River
tie was last seen alive at o'clock last
night This morning his lifcicss body was
found three miles from Eau River quinn
had apparently either fallen from weak.
ness or had Slipped 81 the icy road and
unable tu again regain his feet was
frozen to death lie Was Formerly "a
wrestler of some ABILITY.
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Of stimulants and narcotics and the in
culcation OF the sentiment that for this
and other reasons their use is 10 be
avolded-not merely as a harm, but as
wrong
The incubation OF this sentiment vital
ly important falls into association with
the other moral instruction OF the schools
Of which there is so much more than the
schools generally receive credit for. but
which Is so much ssss than the great
need OF the family. society and the state.
THE main difficulty In our way Is the
tendency on children TO initiate those old
er than themselves. The child reasons.
most men are not. IL 1 can use tobacco
without being made in BY it. / am more
man Ike than other children. There ie
no flaw In this reasoning except that IL
is narrow
1T is difficult to make children broad
Children OF the schools live with their
parents. and more I'm society or. at least.
observe IT,
I'm all matters pertaining TO opinion.
the current thought of the community is
greatly more effective than school in
Struction While the schools teach the
effect of alcohol and tobacco on the sys-
TEN, this has small effect ON the habits
and opinions OF youth. compared with
home Influences and the fashions OF So
Ciety.
Looking back II years. one can see
that We have made decided advance. par
ticularly during the last four or five
years There Is general improvement
our primary schools contain very few pu-
pills who use tobacco. Ten years ago half
or more OF the bows. eight 90 ten years
of age. We're more or less addicted TO the
use OF cigarettes.
Now IN our schools the teachers think
there is only an occasional boy. one or
two In a room. SO addicted.
"ln our grammar schools those boys
are rare who use tobacco. In our high
schools we make no general effort to
prevent the use OF tobacco. High school
bows initiate college boys and the young
man uf society. They would resent in
reference with their personal habits.
II am happy 10 say. however. that out
OF the large number OF men I'm our high
schools not one. so far as I know or be-
lieve. uses tobacco unless IL he I'm an
occasional and private way
Al the close or DIR. Tarbells address
Mrs. Jackson spoke I'm commentator OF
II and he was accorded a vote OF thanks.
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TRAFFIC RESUMED
SwlIChmen's Strike al Piitsburg
Practically Ended.

Pittsburg Dec. e.-Traffic was moving
promptly today ON the railroads recently
affected by the swltchmen's strike. and
the freight blockade Is being rapidly
cleared.
The five departments OF the Homestead
Steel Works. which closed down Wednes-
day ON account OF inability 10 get the
necessary transportation have resumed Ga
full and the mills in the Iawrenceville
district are in better shape than At any
time in the last ~ days
Leonard Ames. first vice grandmaster
of the switchmeu's union said today that
the grievance committee was couferring
With tho officials of several lines and
within two days he thought every man
would be at work
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COURT CHRONICLES,

Arthur Burt. arrested Nov. . for an
alleged assault ON Lillian Chubllck. was
To have been tried In the Sixth district
court today. The case was continued
until Dec. 18th.
Alexander J MCMorrow was fined So
AMI costs and sentenced to jail FOR ten
DAYS for making a Sunday sale of liquor
Charles Gallagher was bound over 10
the grand Jury in $500 for an assault.
Scrvcrlo Peterucci was bound over TO the
grand jury IN S1 for assault WIN -
dangerous weapon uron Seraauo Riccl
I.arrnzo Marrow vas to have been tried
FOR Pcteruccl lie failed 10 show up and
his bonds were declared defaulted.
Michael Rodericks was fined - ana
costs for throwing glass into Brook
II
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LOSS $4,000.
Carpenter Shop and Planning
Mill al AttIeboro Burned.

The carpenter shop and planning mill OF
Malcolm Currie I'm Attleboro were burned
az an early hour this morning, causing
loss OF over 5000 which Is covered by
insurance.
Tho origin OF the fire has not been
traced but the blaze Is thought TO have
been started by n spark from a passing
locomotive The mill was frame struc-
ture l00X35 feet. and two stories i'm height
The fire was we'll under way when an
alarm was given and the hremen were
unable TO save anything All the valuable
machinery, tools. plans and patterns were
lost. The sparks ignited two dwellings
nearby, but only trinine damage resulted
The stable OF Mr. Perry was also set fire
60 and the hremen found Il necessary 60
cut hole through the rear wall to re-
move the horse