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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04

Hamburg. June arrived steamer
Etouian. Savannah
Barry. June SAILED. steamer Rose
field. Key West
Cork. June ARRIVED, steamer Elton,
Par Royal
Norfolk. June ARRIVED. steamer Alta
ka. Liverpool: Arlington. Savannah.
Fcrnaudina, Fla. June 3--Ciearcd,
steamer Kennett OBJ. Taylor. Client. Bel
GUM: Eidsy Old (NoT), Anderson, Ham
burg. via Norfolk
Pensacola, Fla. June 3.-Sailed, bark
Hama CNor). Jorgenseu, CASTOR Dock.
Cleared tug Echo. with barge Tabor,
for New Orleans: steamship Leonora
Span. Bustinza, Liverpool
Mobile June s.-Italian bark Mary Mad
eIene. Garibaldi. Cette. 10 Mobile. arrived
to-day leaking badly: struck a derelict in
mid-ocesn. latitude, north. $50; longi-
tude, vest, 5J:30.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
CRIPPLE KILLS HIS MAN.

John Stewart. rheumatic cripple, who
can't work drove his OK cart to the home
Of Luke Faulkner, who lives four miles
cast Of Nashville, Ca. early Saturday
morning, called Faulkner to his gate and
emptied the contents of his gun in him,
causing instant death. Stewart borrowed
the gun from a man named Harreil on the
way to Faulkners and loaded 1t with
buckshot. Faulkner was hit with ten shot
IN the upper portion of the back. The
cororer's jury returned a verdict of will
full murder. 1t seems that there had been
bad blood between them for some time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04

zagements ahead. in Ohio, Massachusetts
and New York, that will occupy his time
until next December. Il am convinced,
however" said the evangelist, that the
people of Tampa are in need of shak-
ing-up, and | can promise them re-
vival in next January or February. I've
been reading and hearing some of the
things that have been said about that
town recently, and. IL one-tenth Of them
are true, Tampa must be in a bad fix
morally The sinners down that way can
look for Sam Jones about the first of
next year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
FLORIDA.

Before leaving for Atlanta. Rev. Sam
Jones received letters from several prom
inent citizens of Tampa. asking him If
arrangements could be made to give that
city a series of meetings in the near flu
ture Mr.. Jones stated that he would be
obliged to forego the pleasure of visiting
TAMPA until next winter. He has en-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
To HAVE $4,000 MONUMENT.

A $1,000 order has been placed with
Columbus firm for a monument for the
grave Of Mr.. Render Hutchinson, a prom
inent and wealthy citizen of Harris coun-
". who died recently at his home, seven
miles from West Point. The monument
will DC forty feet in hight. 1t is to be of
the best Eastern granite and will prob
ably be the costliest monument in Geor-
gia outside Of the cities
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

The Second Regiment will go into camp
at Warm Springs some time between
June 10 and %. Requisition has been
mede on the Governor for tents and other
camp equipments. and all arrangements
are being made.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
esterday's Weather at savannah

River Report-The hight of the Savan-
nah river at Augusta, at s a. m. Q5th
meridian tme) yesterday, was 11.S feet,
a fall of % feet during the preceding
twenty-four hours
Cotton region bulletin, Savannah, Ca,
for the twenty-four hours ending at S a.
M. 18th meridian time, June 3, 1901:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED.
ITORS.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. -
Notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing demands against the estate of Ed
ward l.. Mastick. late of said county,
deceased, to present them to me. proper
ly made out. within the time prescribed
by law, so as to show their character and
amount; and all persons indebted to said
deceased are required to make immediate
payment to me.
Savannah. ca, May 4, 1901.
EMMA NJ. WAGNER,
Executrix will OF Edward l.. Mastick, de-
ceased.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
THE WEATHER.

Morning News Thermometer at IL
p m. ..........''.'''.'. '-'.'''.''' 20
Morning News Barometer at II p. m. q. 79
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday,
For Georgia and South Carolina: Fail
Tuesday and Wednesday; variable winds.
Eastern Florida: Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday; warmer in northern and west
ern portions; variable winds.
Western Florida Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday; light to fresh southerly
winds.
Yesterdays Weather at Savannah
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
THE TENxILLE CHAUTAUaUA.

To-day is Military Day at the Tennile
Chautauqua. Music will be furnished by
the United States Artillery Band and
the Chicago Glee Club. Gov Gambler
aill be the orator Of the day. At night
there will be lecture by DR.. Thomas
Dixon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of Ships
and Shipping.

The Custom House remained open yes
terday though there was little doing in
the clearing Of vessels. The official state
nont Of the exports for last month will
rot show any very large increase over
May Of last year though the showing will
be creGitable. The fact that the outward
movement OF cotton at present IS light ac-
counts for the lesseping Of the exports.
Few steamships are bound for Savannah
at present. which probably means that
the demand for room at the moment is
not sufficient to warrant freight brokers
IN bringing vessels here.
The movement Of lumber by coastw.se
schooners keeps up well. with the pros
pect Of a steady Increase as the season
progresses. In addition to the feet now
fl Port loading a large number OF vessels
are bound for Savannah for lumber. This
IS tht active building season at the North,
and tle shipments being forwarded are
for building purposes A fair-sized feet
Of square-riggers are in port loading
naval stores.
Il will require some time 20 finish the
repairs on the schooner Gertrude L. Tr1n-
dy. now on the marine railway. In ground
ing in Cuban waters the vessel sustained
considerable damage. Extensive repairs
were recommended by the board OF sur
vey as necessary to put the vessel in sea
worthy condition.
The Weather Bureau has issued the fol-
lowing as 10 June weather:
THE following statements are based on
average weather conditions for June. as
determined by long series OF observa-
lions. As the westher for any given June
does rot conform strictly to the average
conditions. the statements cannot be con-
sidcred as forecasts.
"On the North Atlantic ocean June Is a
comparatively quiet month. Along the
Atlantic steamer tracks the pre-
yailirg winds are from the southwest and
severe storms are infrequent From the
Banks OF Newfoundland 10 the American
co8s- fos occurs. with winds from the
southeast quadrant and the conditions
which favor fog development obtain over
some part Of this region during fully one-
hair Of the days Of the month. Iceebergs
are l.ke!y 10 be encountered over or near
the Grand Banks as far south as latitude
40 or A.
in the West Indies the hurricane sea-
son docs not begin until August; the wet
season however. continues from May to
October. The typhoon season in the Phil
ippine Islands begins in May"
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Charleston June S--sailed. steamers Co
manche. Plat. Kew York. George W.
clyde Chichester. Brunewick. iroquois.
Watson. Jacksonville; schr j. Edward
Drake. Wyiic. Portland. Mc.
Philadelphia. June 3.--Arrlved steamer
Roanoke. Jacksonville.
Liverpool, June 3-Arrivcd steamer
IlnWood. Savannah for Manchester
Rotterdam. Nay a.--Arriyed, steamer
hazhan, Savannah
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
Notice to WARMERS.

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of YES
sels free of charge in United States hy-
geographic Office. in Custom House. Cap
tains are requested 20 call al the Office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04

Steamship Tallahassee, Askins. New
York.
Steamship Berkshire, Ryan, Phiadel-
phia.
Bark Giuseppe p. GtaD. catella, Genoa.
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lDlst. Averages.
mo. -t--------
5ta- MAX. Min. Kahn
lttg,s a. iTtop, falt

Remarks.-A slight temperature in
crease is shown. No rain in the Will
elsewhere.
Observations taken at the same moment
OF time az all stations. June 3. 1901, p.
M. 10th meridian time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04

Special Texas Rainfall Report-Galves-
ton. 16; Palestine. "a; Ballinger. oil;
Beeviile, .O2; Columbia 32; Corslcana, 02;
Houston, trace; Lampasas, .O: Long
view. -; weatherford, trace; Waco, 80.
Heavy Hains--Fort Deposit. Ala. $50.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04

Passengers by steamship Tallahassee.
for New York June al. S. Mclean and
wife r. f. Batchelder and child, J. A.
Carry, n. T. Anderson. Mrs. NJ. Gorfaiu,
Miss Rose HiIdner Mrs p. Garcia, Miss
Stella Garcia. Miss Esperanto Garcia,
Mrs. Silva and two children. Mrs. Stew
ems. Mrs f. N Brandon. d. Burach. Will
liam Miller. w. II. Guthriem, u. Spencer,
S. GfbFon and wife G. +. Forrest and
wife Mrs. j. FueTlicht, Mrs. John Hell
frich. Mrs Mamie Jordan, Miss Katie
Long. r. N Ware. Alfred Michael Miss
Ruth Hutton. Mrs. T. r. Hutton and
child c. L. Dasher, Mrs. i. II. Dasher,
T. G. Mchrtens. Mr. Gaboy. Miss Clare
Wilkinson. G. H. Cox Mrs. s. A. Morrel,
Prof Edwin Hesselberg and wife, Harry
Wesson, David Wesson, Miss NJ. Wesson.
Miss I1 Wesson David Wesson and wife.
Miss c. McFaddin. w. u. Carswel and
wife. Mrs C. Theissin, DIR. ]. w. Cars
well W L. Cox. Miss Carswell and sis
ter S Meinhard and son, Mrs. j. Nc
vey. Miss Meinhard. Mrs. S. Brandt. Miss
". Brandt. Z. y. Gunby. Master Julian
Brandt. S. Goldberg, b. F. Fry II. F.
Haley, Capt. A. +. Marmelstein.
Passengers by steamship City of Au-
gusta. New York for Savannah. June l.
Capt s. J. Whiteside, ". b. Strobhar,
r. Mem. Harper, A. T. Kerr. w. Hoyt.
Rush Taylor and wife. c. w. Austin. T.
Hewitt. w. s. Fabcr, Miss S. Yancy, II.
NJ. Runyan. Miss Meldrim. II. Yancey.
G. Reynolds. J. II. Blue b. Gertz. Mrs
IT, s. Barnett. J. +. Campbell. w Blum,
f. w. Austin. l.. d. Harden. Miss O. r.
Graland. DR. NJ. Utitz. Miss Hops, Mrs.
Hops Daniel Hops, Paul f. Wilkes, J.
A. Thompson and wife M. o. Thomas,
j. Finke. X. Moses. j. Brown. w. T.
Burke.
Passengers by steamship Berkshire, for
Philadelphia, June 3-'Miss b. Kirk w.
S. Mallard. II. l.. Mover. Miss j. kirk.
w. r. Edwards. j. Crosby, NJ Cole, Annie
Burke.
savannah Almanac, 10th Meridian
Time.
Sun rises al SIG a. m. and sets at 7:2S
y. m,
High water at Savannah to-day at 9:45
a. m. 10:Oe D. M. High water at Ty-
bee one hour later.
Phases of the Moon for June.
Full moon ........................... "a
Last quarter ........................... sth
New moon .....................s...s.. ...lola
flfHt quarter .sssss.ssssssssss e s-"d
"
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Phases of the MOON DOR JUNO.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Vessels Arrived Yesterday.
Bark Adele (swod), Holingren. Port Ma
tal-Maator
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High water at Savannah to-day at 9:45
a. m. 10.09 D. m. High water at Ty-
bee one hour later.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04

Passengers by steamship Berkshire, for
Philadelphia, June 3,-Miss b. Kirk, w.
S. Mallard H. L. Mover, Miss j. Kirk.
w. r. Edwards, J. Crosby. NJ Cole, Annie
Burke.
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savannah Almanac, 10th Meridian
Time.
Sun rises al SIG a. m. and sets at 7:2S
=. m,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-06-04
DOESN'T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE.

H. b. Boyer,
Local Forecast OtnclaI.
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S. T. & |. OF HOPE R'Y AND C.
& S. R'Y SCHEDULE.

For Isle of Hope. Montgomery, Thunder
bolt. Cattle Park and West End.
Daily except Sundays. Subject 10
change without notice.
ISLE OF HOPE.
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The evening world., 1901-02-20
WHITEWASH
FOR HERLlHY

Announcement, was made By the Poles
Board this afternoon TIA, tho cha.Eta
against capt. Herl!iy had been dts.
missed
The announcement created no sur
prise In police circles rs IL was cx.
pccted hy those VINO had watched the
trial carefully and noted tho attitude
OF the Commissioners. -
Capt. iicrl.hy MAS charged With neY
lec.ns I, eradicate vice from the "Reds
Light ds,r:c.. 81 watch ne was coD
maricr
The chic, witness against him was thu
Rcv. Or. Paddock. an Episcopal clergy
man. who is a; the head OF mission
In the dis,ric, and who alleged THAI Ia
wa. .nsu,ea and threatened when ha
called the Captains attention to tina
OMEN way III which vice was dauntcd tn
nc district.
Ex.Judy. oicot,. who conducted ths'
prosecution ., Heri!hy. Is i'll At his
nSrc. H.. expected a verdict Of guilty,
President York VAS for diminishing TIA
~, ain bal ne vas voted down IA
,r,r.I m. resolution and backed II with
nix affirmative, but ne found himself ess-
t,lteJ ny thr nays "e Mcssrs. Seftons
Abc!t AMI iies.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
Last Obstacle in the.
Way OF the Big Chiefs.
Retirement on So, 900.
a Year kindly Re-
moved by the Police
Board This Afternoon.

/ Tho action Of til, rpi.cc Board To-day
| in whicwaShins Chief Dcvcry and ,wip.
| ing uiI charges NJ the records IN In.
| d.cAtiyc ~ desire IN the part Of tho
| CHIC. to retire on u pcrsion.
THAT couiI no, bc done so long an
charges were hanging over his hesis.
! ana this u tho first step IN the dirccs
ton 81 clearing III. way for speedy ne
ton.
The sar.cs against Dcvcry ana from
which hr has been cleared WIRE a f1il.
IRE 10 supprr- dltordrriy houscs All
samplins Jcns In The He'd LiEh; iis,rIca
Will, H., WIS Ia command there In ikoa
liz addition to this he was specifically
charged w5.h accepting a 500 tribe frcni
! contractor ! ". ScnEriF' wailc nc Ms
IN cnntsr OF ias OIL slip station.
T.,eic troubles FOR The Cnic! were the
result OF the i.cxJw Investigating con-g
miitcc's rt~cnrch. Il wns no, ur;t.. ls5'.s
when Dcvrry hsd been rcins,atc,i ON sse
/ f,rcr-aticr having been dismissed G;;;'af
ano.,,cr CtiIrgc-lri WAS in cvigiiapd
-, tie Wt.t one Hundred and Twenty
asa street station. that the ch1rx
iich were dismissed .i-siay were made.
Frank Moss was p-es.dcn, of she
pr,Nt Board. AMI he prevailed upsn
Peter con!in. then chicf OF Police. 10
place Dcycry OH trial. He wa. not trici.
,oWcv-r, because his counsel was abe
50 pr,,. 10 the court that tac Police
RuLrd vas no. h!-atr.lsar. some n:cn-
Dcrs bein- Democrats. ,.hers gold De:no. \
crafts. Republicans. silver Repuo.lcan.,
g.
The determination OF the Board &c
prepare for speedy changes in the heat
~ the force was later made more SEQ.
parcn. By The adoption of "a resolution
providing that Deputy Chief cnrLg
wright should bs placed in charge o..
The Department In case Of tho dlsn1iI
ny or absence OF the Chief OF Police.
The resolution follows: -
Resolved, rhat during the absence
or disability III the chief. or during ;.ic
Tine II a vacancy, or for any sca.on
thl may cx!st in said office or nbc.is.l-
ucni " slid office. Dcplty CHEZ. Mocxs
W Cortrignt il authorized or cripowesSd
irid Erected 10 perform thc duiies
Inch oy law. are en;otned upon the
Ch!ef OF Police
An Evening World reporter informed
Deputy che. cGrtright o. the -csci.-
don, lie had not heard OF II and was
greatly surprised. r.. was asked II Il
portcnded the retirement, OF Chief Dew.
cry. lie would not admit 1t. though his
actions indicated his belief tAAe ~.
cry was about to get out.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
GAMBLERS WIN IN
FIGHT FOR PAPERS.
Justice jerome Allows Counsel to See War
rants After McAdam's Decision.


The pOOl-room men won their night
81. ..,,,, ,,r u.s,,-,,,s
"JC.n Doe this afternoon. Thcy
,, ,s,,, ,.,o
''"''
after McAdam's decision and he
, 49,, ~, ,,
Justice TruaA, IN suprom" '"nrt'
r,r,,t,i an order to.,k.y directing Wili.
a. ,,,u.. I.,l -, ,hc cour, -,
L..
'1"'''' '''''' "''
justice NS.An'" ~ -" @
Why NC 81 w, ''o' ~. nv .,"' .n
"'s. ''s'"n Nv .,lJ.I
W" ,,a'.,,
M"""'S '','''.o'" ,o ,y In,
"'' ,,,,,.,,.i 49, ,,y,
So ,,.,, -, ~, I.,,.n
,,,,. 49,. ,,.,,.n ~. ,r,7,.I h.,,r.
,., u..J,n =, y n Assistant
r',,.,, ,,,nr,, S.bnru,, ,n,oscd IN,
,,.n.nc. ., ,ho xrl, m The ground ;s.;
~. nt.,r,n, -,,,n,n.y md not been in.
,aruni -, IIn.c uumm.l w.r.
,a,'n.e, .n- mag. l1y,cn and that IN
,,, .y.n, demand ma no, been made
ma, ~. .,u,c.r b,yln: lcs,! custody 81
,hr n,p.rs.
m, iu.,,c. decided ,b,t IN. nr., oa.
icrtI.p was trivial but CAV. Mr.. srhur-
m.u.un,l ,r. VI. 70 submit an arlday!.
mat clerk Fuller. OF Inc court OF Spc-
ci.l SESSIONS, vas not tho legal cus-
,od!an otthc paper. when liowe & Hum.
mel demanded 10 So ,hem
TN. District. Attorney ONCE seemed
1, he .ptrr.nc Tor zinc, and lhe riim3r
.nr.,d IN IN. ,.,ur,-llou.c That delay
r.. .,urhi io avoid giving gu, the "a.
,nr,,,,on 1.manlcd iin,i after another
raid Ind boon u.dc.
iu.,Ir. MrAd,m denied the appl!cn.
,,,,.,i ,t,r
,u.,.. ,c,,nc n,,,. ,,.urt q, Specl.I
...,a ,nn,,,,tcd a, ,n,snyi. to J,,s.
The evening world., 1901-02-20
HOLAHAN MUST
APPEAR IN COURT.
Subpoena Issued to Bring
the Commissioner to
Testify.

I, was reported on good authority to-
day that u subpoena had been served on
Commissioned Maurice T. Ilolahan.
.ummoa!nS him to appear before
Judge Jerome. N Chambers OF Special
Sss -lor- tomorrow, and tell what he
may knDs rexar,iins the mysterious
John Doe" the supposed head o: IN.
gambling and poul.room combine.
II the Commissioner does appear he
VIII be questioned by Assistant Dis
Jerome nor Mr. Philbiu would sag
whcincr or not tao Commissioner had
ben tubpDenacd
Detectives brought Two more witnesses
caught IN the Dey street raid TO Judge
jrTIines chambers at !! o'clock. where
they remained FOR an hour and were
closely Questioned Their names were
not dNaliycd.
D.slr attorney rhilbin summoned 20
his ,''!Cr to-day the ~" policemen Hho
Mere founi Ia l.cylcn'r gamblins-hcus.
whrn the rad Wa made They wcr"
t.nD 90 Justice J"romc'' chambers.
whore their testimony was taken in thu
cas-. -, tho People ~ John Doe.
They wcf" not m uniform.
ratdy DIVER called ~ the Criminal
court EuIldiuS tp-i,y lie Ae!d several
cIrnr., consultations "ith he Various
Asstst DIrrl1r-huorncy' lie do
uicI that ~ "a. mere con.ultins abou,
y.c
r6c arro,, Q, one Of The s.mblins
cgu.m zion wn!gn COLLECTS 100000 an
rullS foY police protection is expected
,o.d,y
IL 4, no, only a powerful rol''iclar
Evh h ramnany. hus prominent city
reinI
'het ~ rolIuc william : pcvcrT u
also Ia hr iGi,. - the :ssd III 40. y
pcs siIre. pl.irict.At;o.ncy pu!bH mar
secured evidence upon whIcn pcycry WI!
IL. indicted. This was one ~ the OBJ
irais ~ the raid. IN. otn.r was to
reach ne biz city official ana politician.
THIS man has charge OF all the gam
ullns privileges 10 he district shGtH o.
canal street ana w.s, OF Broah"as,
he critcc;. the money Tor projection
\ warran, is Out FOR his arrest II IS
made, nut ln N. namu OF John Doe. DIS.
trlyt. a torncy rhIlhin expected to catch
lCont!nu.d on Second raEeJ
The evening world., 1901-02-20
POINTS FOR KENNEDY.

WITNESS iFEH testified tina, he me,
pr kcnn"ty a; =, o'clock. tn" time
n NAB snprosed :" hr IN the Grand
Hotel
WITNESS JULIA STANTON testified
'pn f"rmc" trial. testimony read u,
ms tr!aD thar she saw KENNEDY In
IN" ''.iy-hvus. OF The Staten island
RAND Transit Company ana inter
or the l:..v boat on The morning OF
Aug. II,
WITNESS wAGNEE. hlclmsn.
snw kc""c ~ come on IA. i...,
boat.
WITNESS FINLEY TESTIFIED he saw
h"nn"'!y come IN the l.1 boat,
shich lands y, 81. George At l..io.
WITNESS E,'nSS testified he me,
Kennedy ~ tnnr;ion ~ Glove ana
Ritimond roads a; "'clock.
WITNESS MISS iANRArTY say.
IN" met Or Kennedy q; the gates
OF the NORMAN Cemetery. half a
hii!' from New norp. az nbou. rs
o'clock
NF.SS MAtTlN SlIAnkEY cor
robora'ed Miss iianrutty
WITNESS MARGARET KENNEDY.
mother Of iac prisoner. testified her
son VAS n bed nt rs, and that .he
put b"dclo'h.s on him.
DIR. LEDERLE. Health BOARD OK.
pet. testified that iron bar ,nJ
piece Of lead found In kcnncdy's
cellar Mere NOT IN. sane a, IN.
hiudgron.
WITNESS WEEKS cashier %. Gar.
field National Bank, testified that
endorsement on The back %. $1,000
ca"ck vas not Kennedy.
CONTRADICTORY lD.NTrrlcA.
TON by Ecllboy Davis. who svorc
DE- Kennedy had a dark mus;.cnc.
CONTRADICTIONS OF I.EHAuAN
AND GREGORY. the latter do,y.
inE IN" statement OF I.enah.n that
Kennedy had ibis face behind al.
hands leaving the hotel.
WITNESS cROkt:, waiter In Grand
Hotel. testified Kennedy was no,
the. man with Dolly Reynolds.
WITNESS SEGui%. hackman, ,e,,i.
fed h" took Dolly Reynolds ana a
man from Grand Hotel TO Martins
restaurant. and that Kennedy was
no; the maa
The evening world., 1901-02-20

The roroner's once AZ i.:i o'clock
thi- afternoon received !, telephone mes
sz,c" from br Miilfr WHO nnih tn''
Mart Ryan. tw"niy-,hrcr years old.
woull u" found dead nj No. al West
FurtIcth street.
pr MIXER gave ais address ~ No. 80
El,, Scvcn,y-cigh,h street.
I'ron Inc r.rrip .; :SS';;- message the
Cursncrs Office communicate w:th tho
palIcc ~ the Wcai Thlrty-scvcs;h stree,
station.
tusiavcci's cation was Il. once made.
i,u' thc p1Ncc. when they went to the
,tail-r ~ No 81 Wcs' fnrti'th street.
we're Informed that there hl! been