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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
R|HtNEN TO Be
INSPECTED MONDAY
General ObGar Will Be
COMPANY GETS ORDERS
Captain Dunn in Order Number 5,
Tells Members to Be
at Armory.

Inspector General Obear will arrlvs
in this city Monday morning for the
purpose Of inspecting the Brunswick
Riff men. Captain Dunn Issued the
following order yesterday:
You are hereby ordered to be At shs
Armory Monday, March 18th, 1901, at
z 80 p. M, to be inspected by the
Inspector General. The regulation
uniform will be worn, blue blouse,
blue trousers, blue cap, white gloves,
black shoes and side arms.
All your equipments must be cleaned
and in good condition, and your
uniform in proper shape.
ALI uniforms, and property belong
ing to the State and company Will be
taken to the armory at once, as this
has 90 be checked over by the Inspec>
tor General on the 18th.
The Commanding Onioer earnestly
urges that each member make every
effort to be present and do his best to
make the inspection q credit to the
company. Drills will be held every
night this week.
Some Of the following articles are
missing, you will look over your house
and see if you have them. l screw
driver, 8 front sight covers, belt and
belt buckles, 8 campaign hats, and
several each, new blouse. trousers and
caps. Also see if you have any extra
locker keys.
FRANK A. DUNN,
Capt. Commanding Co. &C."
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
The Count Whipped an
Editor Yesterday
gave HIN GOOD THRASR|NG
A Short Time After the Fight the
Editor Sent the Count a Chal-
lenge For q Duel.

Paris, March 14.-The Count Cas-
tellsns accompanied by another person
called on and thrashsd M. FeFard do
Ridasm editor of the Flrsgo today.
Castellans claims that this editor
wrote ab0mnible articles about him
and he gave him q sound whipping.
De Ridasm, few minutes after the
fight sent Count G rtellans q challenge
for duel and 1t is more than probs-
Bile that one will be fought within the
next few days.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
TO BE BURIED AT SEA.
Mr.. J. R. B. Danforth's Remains to be
Consigned to the ocean.

Miss Emma DanfoFth, sister of Mr.
J. r. B. Danforth, arrived yesterday
morning and after q consultation with
Mrs. Danforth, wife of the deceased,
they decided to scced to the last request
of the dead man and bury HIM In the
sea. This information was conveyed
% the OElethorpe lodge, Knights OF
Pythias and q committee from this or
ganisation at ooce set about to make
arrangements for the peculiar funeral.
After consulting a nuutsr of sea Gap"
'AIn' the committee r. orders for
the making OF q canvas shroud in
which the body will be securely sewed
as also will about one hundred pound
weight which will be placed at tbs feet.
A plain pine board SIX feet long will
be strapped to the back of the body
and straps at the knees snd chest will
hold it in position. 1t will be carried
ten miles out froM The asa buoy as
se& burial is not allowed in sight OF
land. The body will be placed on the
rail of the boat and after reading the
marked paragraphs in spencers Educa-
tion it will be gently slipped into the
ocean.
The steamer Emmeline has been char.
tered and will leave the foot Of London
street ct $3.50 O'CLOCK, THIS steamers
capacity is three hundred and it is
thought that nearly this number will
60.
The deceased was very popular
man and his untimely end was the sole
topic of conversation here yesterday.
All members Of Ogletborpe Lodge,
Knight Of Pythias, will assemble them
selves at Castle Hail this morning at
900 O'clock sharpe to attend the fun
eral of our deceased brother, j. r. B.
DanforEh. Burial will bs at sea. ALI
members Of Rathbone LGage and visit>
ing brothers and friends are invited to
attend.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
DRILL TEAM SURE.
OgIethorpe Company is to Enter the State
Drill.

1t is with pleasure that the TINES g,
CALL announces to the public that the
OSlethorps company, Uniform Rank.
Knights Of Pythias will snter the state
drill which occurs in this city at the
time Of the Knights convention in Msy.
At a messing of the company held
last night enough new members were
enrolled to insure the sucosss II the
team and an interesting drill on the
streets was held.
For some time 1t was thou ght that q
sufficient number Of men could not be-
secured ana 1t 10 certainly gratifying
TO note. the fact that tas required num-
beris nowiD.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
Committee Is Out.

The soliciting committee of the K.
Of P's recently named by Chairman
Haym is now out and every citizen Of
brunswick should give something tow
ards the entertainment af the Georgia
Knights. They will be here in large
numbers in May and Brunswick must
keep up her reputation for hospitality
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
PROMPT ACTION.
Yard at the Depot is to Be Filled in With
Cinders at Once.

Some days ago the Brunswick soci-
ETY. directed the attention of the TINES
CALL to the large puddle Of water at
the union depot after every rain and
the matter was taken up with President
Irwin, who has kindly consented to
have the low places filled IN with oin>
ders.
The foil wing letters, are self explain
at0ry'
New York. Mob. End 1901
TEE BRUNSWICK TINES CALL,
Brunswiok, Ga.
Gentlemen:
I have your favor of the 9th inst.
enclosing clipping from your paper
complaining of the condition Of the
passenger station yard at Brunswick.
1 will have this matter looked into at
onoe, and advise you later what we are
prepared to do about 1t.
Yours very truly,
r. q. Irwin, President.
New York. Mob. 18Th, 1901
THEiBRuNsw1oK TIMES CALL.
Brunswick, Ga,
Gentlemen:
Referring to yours of Fab. 27th,
beg to inform you that it will give US
pleasure to fill in the union depot yard
at Brunawick with oinders, and the
work will be done ss soon as possible.
Yours very traly,
r. G. Irwin, President.
In cold weather the hack horses were
Obliged to stand In water knee asep
and it 10 indeed gratifying that the
friends OF the dumb brute are ever
alert in alleyiatiDg their suffering.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
P. NJ. Ulsoh,
Chancellor Commander
MURDERER ARRESTED.
Negro who Murdered Woodrough a few
days ago is Now Behind the Bars.

Deputy Sheriff Pyles, assisted by
Officer McCaskill and Mr.. Isaac Smith,
arrested Walter Page, the man who
murdered the negro at q hot supper
noar Sterling some nights since and
the murderer is now safely behind the
bars OF the Glynn county jail.
When arrested the man said iC was
his brother who did the shooting, but
those who saw II assert that the officers
have the right man.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
PAUNCEFOTE AND HAY.
The Two Old Cronies Held a Lengthy Con
ference Yesterday

Washington, Mch. IA 14-Ambassador
Pauncefote and Secretary Hay held a
lengthy conference tsday and In re-
gard TO the extension of the CONNER
cial treaty between the Uaited States
and England.
This treaty provides for reciprocal
tariff between this o.ocntry and the
British West E ; 80 POSSESSIONS and
& y
it will expire by limitation during the
present month unless renewed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
To Stop 1t,

The TIMES CALL is informed that the
police will stop the practice of block
ing street corners which is 90 much in
vogue here right about now. This
Will certainly be a great thing for the
public, especially the ladies', who are
often compelled to leave the sidewalk
or elbow through crowd of loafers.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
BACK IN THE TENT.
Rev. Sam Jones Is Now Conducting Services
in the Tent Which Has Been Repaired

All those who went to the Baptist
church last night were teld that services
would be sgaia held In the tent corner
Newcastle and Mansfield and there was
general delight, The fact of the matter
is Mr.. Jones and his assistants have
proved very popular with our people
and the church would not hold the
crowd who went to every service AID
now since the tent is up again all who
attend can be comfortably seated.
Service will be held in the tent today
at 1890 a. m. 8, and 7;S0 o. m. and the
public is cordially invited to attend,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
PROMINENT OFFICIALS
PRESIDENT Erwin and Party Here For few
Hours Yesterday.

President r. 6. Erwin Of the Plant
System, accompanied by General Sup
erintendans Denhsm, Col. Clay and
Mr.. T. s. Tutweiler, came In on spec
ial yesterday morning and spent sew
sral hours in the city looking over the
company's terminal property. The
party left eminently sati, ,fed.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15

LADIES DRESSES, are properly
cleaned and dyed at Jim Carters. No
body else can give you satisfaction.
DON'T LET OTHERS FOOL YOU.
Ring phone 253-2 or call at 504 Monk
street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
A Fine Water Color Painting.

Kennon Mott, the jeweler, has on
exhibition at his store a fne water
color painting which he is going to
raffis. This painting is by Madam E.
VouRa, one Of the most celebrated of
Europe's Artists MIR. Mott invites
every one to call and see this painting,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
RESULTED SERIOUSLY.
One Drowned and Several Unsconsious Re-
suit of Trial Of Life Saving Boat.

Brooklyn, Milo. 14-In q trial of a
self righting life saving boat, one man
was drowned hers this afternoon and
four others were taken from the water
in an unconscious condition. The trial
of this boat was conducted by govern
ment officers.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
Notice To County Teachers

I am now ready to. make final settle
ment with all county teachers, who
have harded in their reports. Report
blanks can be secured auy morning at
the Mansfield st. School house.
g. ]. Orr,
County School Commissioner
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master nor consiRneei
Of British steamer Petunis, will be
responsible for any debt contracted by
crew Of said steamer.
F. D. M, Strachan and Co., Cogn' g.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
Kaiser Is Well,

Berlin, Moh. 14-The Kaiser has en-
tirely recovered from the recent iujuri-
es caused by an attack of crank.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15
For Sale.

Lot 4sx120 wiyh good four room
house ON front and four room tenant
house on the rear. Will sell cheap.
B. II. Daniels
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-15

County School Commissioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
NO REPORT
TO MAYOR
Committee on Strike Nego-
iiations win Not Be heardj
From Until Next Week

The strike committee has not yet
made its report 20 the mayor one
membsr o. the Hub'eommlttes. which
IL 20 have In charge the drawing up
% the report. has been ~, and Il will
probably be Monday or Tuesday be-
fore the mayor II rendered any re-
port.
A. stated yesterday by the Star.
however all negotiations have been
abandoned on account % the atti-
sudo assumed ~ the Metal Trades
association. and no further effort
wili be made by the COMMITTEES 10
effect a aettlernsnt.
In order 10 make necessary repairs
20 tho mains. water win he shut off
on First avenue. south % Jackson
street. tomorrow morning Sunday
between slight and II O'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
THE LAW AND
ITS BREAKERS
a Few Instances Where the Police
Take a Hand

Billy Reynolds. an English actor.
became tangled up with his bicycle.
and a large load OF liquid refresh
menta this morning. aud as result,
ended In the city Jail. charged with
dlaorderly conduct.
Pete Connolly was arrested last
night by Police Officer Ryan for at
tempting 70 fleece John Gray by the
process known as drunk rolling"
John Seaman was taken into Gus
tody by Police Clerk Eaason last
night as a vRgrant.
ia Sleeves and w. II. Coslow were
arrested by Oncer McClurg last
night on suspicion.
Meils Mcleod. Nellie Smith, chaH.
Smith. Charles Forstln and George
Thompson. a quartotte Of midnight
jewellers, were arrested by Officer
Mcdonald last night for disorderly
conduct.
James Neity and nd Nolan were
taken into custody last night as
Migrants.
John BalmenberRer was arrested
by Ofiloer Milliken this morning for
scattering gravel from his wagon on
Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
Christian Endeayorers

There viii be q social gathering o.
the Christian EndsasoFefa Of the
city next Monday evening at the
rooms Of the Young womens Chris
tan association. Miss Ella ne Voc
10 In charge Of the arrangements,
and pleasant evening 10 assured
Several prizes designated by the
mystic lsttsrr II. A. r.. T.. A. y. and
~ A. r.. are 20 be awarded. Thla IL
the first general social OF the seat
tie union In long tins. and q large
attendance % the young people IL
confidently expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
COAL SCARCE

The freiShsrr CHarsna completed
her cargo ct this port las, night She
had only small amount % mcr
chandlsa. Her skeuta had originally
Intended 70 lead her with coal bu,
the demand Tor this product has In
creased TO such an extent that shs
could not be supplied for some time
The local hunkeFs have their total
supply engaged for weeks ahead. On
this account the cEarina viii have 90
load her coal cargo at some other
port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
REFUSES CONSOLATION
Santos oumont Thinks Ne Won Pretty Prize, But tho
Aero Club Mas other Views

PARIS. Oct. ie.--M. Santos Du-
mont. the brazilian asronaus. today
sailed around the Eiffsl tower la his
balloon and returned 20 the Aero
club within 20 minutes. having 10
ali Appearances complied with the
conditions Imposed BY AZ. nsutsch
for the winning q the award OF 100. =
COO francs (t3o.Ooo) for the invention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
Where Is Richard connor7

Postmaster Geo. NJ. Stewart ,hls
morning received A letter from NJ.
Geo. y. Peters Of Sunnydais. Cal
asking for information OF her bro1b :
err, Richard Conner, whom shs aava
lived a year ago at 1903 Third ave-
nue., with his wife. She says tbst
she has read OF Richard Common III !.
Ing fatally wounded In n dlepute
over some mining claims on Glacier
creek, IN tho Nome district. She has
not heard from him for some time,
and thinks that perhaps he 10 the
man wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
OFFICER IN
DISGRACE
Col. Meade Charged
With Being Drunk

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Oct. Is
The courfmRrtiai Of Col. Meaas Of
the marine corps IL expected 10 be
one % the most interesting trials In
naval history. He is charged with
intoxication while on duty. giving
false testimony and violation ~ the
naval regulations in failing 70 re-
Epond 10 these charges.
This is the first time in many years
that an officer OF his rank has been
tried for drunkenness. The evidence
il expected 20 bring out some sensa-
tional features.
Col. Meade distinguished himself
In the Pekin campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
Uncle Sam Kicks

L. s. District Attorney Gay has
fled a complaint In the federal court
against the Pacific Fir and Lumber
Co. ~ which he seeks 20 recover 80
Tor timber unlawfpiIy converted.
The complaint sets forth that one
Sylvester HoisinEson entered upon
government timber land and cut 49,
railroad ties Of the value Of so. and
sold and delivered them 20 the de-
PENDANT corporation. which convert
ed them 10 It's own uns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
WHO STOLE
THE SKIRT?

Some one has stolen Mrs. y. J..
Romano'M siik skirt and also her silk
dressing gown. who committed this
felonioua act IL not known. but the
articles are gone Just the same. and
the police have been requested to find
them Mrs, Romano lives at i4i2
Fourth avenue. Yesterday the two
garments were airing on the clothes
line az the rear u the house, That
n. they we're there long enough for
the fumes Of henxlne 10 have dis
appeared. but no longer.
The skirt was a dream, with wavy
flounoss and others trimmings Mrs.
Romano especially impressed Detsc-
tive TennHnt, who took the report,
that the fiounoea were trimmed
around the edges with real velvet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
Ir.sr Rss.r,.an.. vii

benjamin. w. Ferris has filed a
peuilaa Ia the probate court asking
that no he appointed administrator
Of the estate nt Tracy ~ Robertson.
Who dipd as Cape Nome on Sept. "a.
The deceased left = viii which names
hia widow. Blanche u. Robertson az
executrtx. bat chs flies a rwnuncla-
ton. and asks FOR the appointment
or Mr.. Ferris as administrator. Tho
estate II valued AZ about tiGeo9. eu.
elusive of Alaska mining properties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
TO HONOLULU DIRECT
The Tampico Will Be Put on That
Run

Secretary Meikie Of the chamber
OF commerce today received notifi-
cation from Il. W. Rochester, sfg
Market street. San Francisco, that
tho commodious steel steamer Tam
pieo, 1000 tons capacity, would be-
gin Nov. 10 10 carry freight only
from Seattle 10 Honolulu direct.
Thereafter there will be regular sail
ing dates on the 10th Of each month,
with either the steamers Tamplco,
Meteor or Eureka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
He WAS ON
MERRIMAC

o. Deignan, one Of the seven volun-
sesrs Who went with Lieut.. Hobson
% ne snslisr Msrrinac In 1895 when
nooson tried 20 effsctuaIly bottle
~ the Spanish feet In Santiago
a1rnors . expected home tonight or
nMorrow. Mr.. Delgnan's mother
sses ~ Seattle Since $3.50 he has
ssen On duty in the Philippines and
hnast In San Francisco a few DAYS
az. he Is nephew Of ex-superior
satgs Y. Osborn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19

presentation OF the case. despite the
courts contrary rulings on this
point. Mr., Rnynor has been quite
successful In showing. IN m indirect
manner. that sohley was IN com
mand. lie has brought out the fac,
that the brooklyn was Ia her block
aiding position when the battle be.
gan, was IN the thick OF the fight
made signals 20 the fleet. and re-
oeiyed the surrender OF the Colon on'
hour before the New York arrived.
II n likely that sehley will take th'
stand Ia the early part OF the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
FRANK KELLY
To REFEREE
II Is Believed That He Will Act In
FrederlCks- Gleason Fight

Both Kid Fredericks and Larry
Gleason, the principals IN the 20
round glove contest to be held at
Georgetown next Thursday night,
are hard at work.
At this early date both men are In
good condition and their trainers are
very much pleased with the pros
poets.
Frank Kelly. who has been referee
In many encounters, IN looked upon
aH the best selection for that posi- :
ton In the coming 40. II In probable
that he viii be IN the ring ia the
contest Thursday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
OCT OPUS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. is.--Ths
United states Steel corporation has
purchased from Simon Murphy for
$4,000 600. the Murphy oil Co.'S place
az Whittier.
A large steel plant win DO INSTALL
ed here. The Murphy CO. has the
highest grade fusa-oii In the coun-
try, and owns a pipe line 20 the
ocean. Tho pokc Smelling Go. 81
ST. Louis has purchased all the coal.
copper and iron deposits In South
srn Utah along sha line % the Clark
Salt Lake road. for the United States
Steel eorpoFation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
MISLAYINC
THE PAPERS
Board OF Public Works Orders New
sysiem-0ther Matters Up
THIS Morning

because OF the fact that Of late
several petitions and other papers
have been temporarily misihid Ia the
once OF the secretary OF the board of
public works.. the board ut gts seaalon
today reminded the secretary that
he should inaugurate some system
whereby tho filing OF papers should
be recorded. The secretary was ord
errd 90 provide come means Of rec
ord that viii show the date OF filing,
the substance OF the paper, and 10
consecutiyeiy number them, Keeping
IN separate series petitions. COM
munications. etc. Secretary BaRley
stated that a systemized manner OF
filing papers could be easily inRuEur-
ated, and that he would attend TO It
az once.
The bids on the Main street plank
Ing we're opened. but they, with sew
eral other matters, were deferred un-
al an adjourned meeting to be held
at o'clock this afternoon.
More Poles TO 90 Up
The Automatic Telephone Co.
wanted permits 10 erect 81 more
poles in the northern part OF the city.
The petitions were referred TO the
franchise inspector. The Seattle
Electric Co. received permission to
put up about 40 more poles
The city engineer reported the COM
pletion OF the planking Of the alley
IN block 70 A. a. Denny's third adj
dition.
Gas Company Rounded Up
Franchise Inspector Wheeler re-
ported TO the board that the Seattle
Gas and Electric Co. had not filed
plans and profiles OF lta now work
for the past six or eight months. As
that franchise was recently declar-
ed valid by the courts. Mr.. Wheeler
recommended that the company be
not allowed to proceed further until
II takes out regular permits, The
company was ordered notified to
hereafter take out permits.
The request OF the Hotel Stevens
Co. for permit 10 construct an iron
awning over the James street en-
trance TO the Hotel Seattle, was re-
jectsd.
j. n. Taylor was granted an ex-
tension OF 90 days time TO complete
the Improvement of Fourth avenue
west from Highland drive 60 Blaine
street.
Another Little Bunch
The Seattle Cataract Co. was given
permits 10 erect poles on Sixth ave-
nue., between Jefferson and Spring
streets. with the understanding that
other companies should use the same
poles.
me board ruled that hereafter all
companies desiring TO use guy wires
I'm erecting poles, must first be given
written permit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
WHO COMMANDED !?
The Court Of Inquiry Shows No Disposition to
Decide -Schley as Witness Next Week

WASHINGTON. u. G.. oct. H.
with the end OF the schley inquiry
almost at hand, there seems TO be no
prospect OF n verdict being rendered
on the question Of command during
tho Battle Of Santiago. Prsoept does
not require the court to say whether
Sampson or schley was In command.
and the court has shown no dispoai-
ton 90 raise that point.
sohley'a counsel, however, has con
tended that the settlement OF that
question IL essential 10 the proper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
Will Be Shipped Tonight

The remains Of the late George L,
Theobaid formerly the snare drum
mer OF the III Henry minstrel troupe
will. after much delay, be shipped To-
Buffalo tonight by Bonney and
Stewart. II was at first Thought
that funeral services would be held
over the body IN Seattle, but wal
ter Theobald. a brother OF the dead
boy, and also member OF the min
strel troupe, has decided to send the
body home at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
Samuel Hill Expected Tonight

Samuel I'm. president OF the Sc
attie Gas a Electric Co. 10 expected
tn Seattle this evening. Mr.. I'm Ia
about TO take UP his permanent rasl-
dence In this city. He will occupy the
shannon home. corner OF Summit
avenue and Madison street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19

or dirigibie balloon.
Dsutach says Dumont virtual,
won the prize. but the Aero clut
says not-that he failed 20 land In.
aide OF 30 minutes
Dumont refused 10 concur In TINS
decision Of the club. Dsutsoh offered
q consolation prise OF 5000 francs
but Dumout refused II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
Another little Bunch
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been issued in the Office OF the
city engineer. To John -. Fox. ga
North sixty-fifth street, 1-story
frame, $780, j. l., Barbour bOi Grand
Boulevard. 2-story frame. $500, A. 10.
Fernlcy, l4is East Thomas street, g
story frame, $500; Watson Allen, sci
First avenue south, 2-story frame,
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
30 Days in Chain Gang

Frank Tucker was given a sem
tsnce OF 30 days In the chain gang
Tor Vagrancy. Tucker lsa1leged TO
have stolen a suit Of clothes and WIS
trying 70 sell them when arrested.
II could not be proved that the artl-
eles had been stolen and the vagran-
~ charge was placed against the
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-19
AN ENGLISH VOICE CRIES
ALOUD AGAINST ENGLAND

18Th. Guardian a
o the Cuban.
ust as a numb
change prophecies
national policy continued