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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

! |. The flrst 'coiiectet EDITION Of Chal-
GERS works was published by Pynssop.
who dsspea, the first pf,,.tAs three parts
In .162a sJns1h22'thare followed an edt-
no ~ Thyhne, and Others appeared in
1851, 1898 1902 and 1887; 70 say. moth
Ing q that which came: Yfsrn tnes'house
Of Nntot IN l721. Which has the dis
tinotton. in-the opinion Of scholars, 81
being the worst ever printed. =, The
MAMIE OF Thomas Tyrwhitt Is Justly re.
membered in connection With CHANGER
and this BY reason .9f. the scholarly
,editien .,ot the .::c1anferbpry.: Tales"
1853. to which he: aided Anfonbuation
notes and glossary sNot until DR..
Furflivall produced HIS sfxtext- voiuE,,
III 1855. :Has .Tyrxhttts. Rork..-ss ia
Whole, sapefseded2 MN Ok Post
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

ONE Marion county family that was in
diced to try the Canadian shot line TO affiu :
ence returned to Kansas, satisfied that il is
useless 70 look for better opportunities than
those found right under our noses here at
hOme.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16
Gold. GpIIrEold.

] pss latest Fl Dofado} 4 reported to be- on
tn, Nome CITY Bleach. Alaska. Thousands
ipf People are, Fastening there, many OF
whom return broken in health. OF what
avail Is gold when health Is gone? Guard
your health with thu best Of all medicines,
Hostetters stomach Ditters. 1t will regulate
The holy,els, stir up the liver, invigorate the
Kidneys. and absolutely cure indigestion.
{cousti patton. malaria, chills and fever. It's
p good medicine to keep on hand,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

Andrew Mack has composed n new song f4l
Mis-. Chris ie Nc Donald. 1t is entitled '.Nb
rah Mooney" 1t has a waltz movement tina
Is very catchy.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

Lost River" has garlep ,seat IN one OF
It's acts mnde from an old fashioned hish
posted spindle bedste' d. Dir. Arthur found
1t down In Maine last summer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

ztdaN1h5sst Pfalzggraf, of South
byron, WIS. mother Of the young lady
whose portrait we here publish, wrote
hsr daagHssf 'HM Suffered Tor two
years Witt HSsEular mepstrration-
had headache all the time, and pain in
her side, steet swell, and was generally
niAeraB sNrs. Pipkham promptly
aGe lBg8! sas t &C. t %ffte. es ssa 81
that Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compou llsMsf hsri d ughter of ~
NosEisg s r &c sMSsess1a equals Mrs.
Pinkham's great 'iaiieafcine for regu-
'.sins Ts@anAs .s Rssq''sf monthly Y
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

Charles Froharn will tlfottly produce Al
the Duke of York's the ter. in London, wiz
his stock company CIV play by Louis i
Parker sntixlsa-t. be Syashbpck er."
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

Edwin Nicandcr. two years with the Muy
ray n i'll stock company is now leading mi
with Louis Mann and Clara Lipman in AZ
on Assou Mt OK Eliza /;
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16
Best For the Bowels.

No m natter what ais you. headache toIa
cancer, you, will never get we'll until yotl
bowels are put right. CAsoARETs help nh
ture cure you without grippe or pain. PRO-
duce easy natural movements, cost Won jutt
10 cents 10 start gettas yohr health ta,f
CAsCARETs Candy Cathartic, the genuine,
put pin m9tal be xes, tye.y tablet has c. g.
C. stamped OMIT Beware Of limitations.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

A dark out OF the-way, unwh 6icsoine CO
ner is no more fitted for sleeping roo
than parior. =. - -
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

Frederick Perry has bsen engaged; for a
aiding character part q suppqrh Of Marie
Burr oughs in '"IheI5attle Of the Strong.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

oAndrsw Ok has his summer home at On
set on the shores of Ruzzard's bay, where he
Is n popular resident,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

y ,Fhe s;nnual stsrflAs. tour Of Mildred Hol-
i6nd In her new play. The Power Behind the
throne" began sftec els tion. 1855
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIHINB TABIprs Al
dtuggists refund the nnnAy If 1t faiisto curb
Il W. GROVES signature y on each box est
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

The Best Prescription for Chills
IND Fevor Is a bottle OF GROVES TAsTRLEss
fHrL Tpstc. IL 1srsimply iron and Qufnins IN
! tasteless FERN No ture-no pay. Price 5c
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

Each package Of PUTNAM FApELEss l'rE
colors either Silk. Wool or Cotton perfectly
at one boiling. Sold BY all druggists.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

For BiliOusneas,
Torpid Liver, Indigestion 81 / Headache, Crab
Orchard Water 10 a specific.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

1s$If you want ''g cd digestion to wait upon
your appetite you should always chew a bar
y Adams Tulp Fruit.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16
THE Putty .oF MOTHERS.

WAst suffe i1g frequently result.
from a mothers ignorance; or more
.tfeHuspty from mothers neglect to
properly instruct her daughter
Tradition says. woman must suf-
fer" and young wohtea are so taught.
There is a LITTLE truth and great deal
Of efagsrasiea'in this. II young
woman suffers severely she needs
ssai44tffft her mother should see
sthatshe gets it.
Many rhothers hesitate to take their
daughters TO a"physician for examina-
ton but no mother need hesitate to
write.3yscly abeYt. her daughter Or
herself tbyy4s: 'Pinkham and secure
the s1nost efficient advice without
o}9gg Mrs. f;ispk S address is
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

A feather bed which has donc serv ce for
generation or two is hardly 4 desira bic
thinR'npon whtcfr'.te, s4ae p s,American jour
,n Al " health. t-.,s
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

II your druggist cannot supply you. send US ono
dollar md we will express large bottle to you,
nn charges PREPAID Be sure You CIV. us your
Lowell. Mass.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

I an sure. Piso,s cuye for Con ption savdd
ni In Mt tfes e Nasw ;ggN "i Feb
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16

Tho hest is the cheapest. Carter's Ink is til,
best, yet 1t costs no more than the poorest;
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-02-16
INCRATITUDK

TO tho Great Servants of tho Common
.wsal In ancient ;Qrsecc.,
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tt,ti Pcnsio, Funds should BE self
supporting.

There = n division Of opinion as TO
whether any owl SERVICE or civil pensions
are unsuitable. for II l. clairn,d hy many
that the mere fact that on. has an assured
berth or position FOR NE should NOT operate
70 give him a u"nSIon win h could never loo
assured , any other person ompIovod in a
moro urc,l-ipus vocation with a les. certain
teuur,.
Without discuss. ug th.s great general
dua.'Ipn. D. is now pretty generally ad-
mit'cd that civil PENSION fund, should hn
s.lr-.urulrilng or. al least. soto large Z
toni IN. Polo. Pension FuuII-rrucIuauv
accumgl1, d nv a Iniu,rIun ~ . TER con,
~ ,b. monthly nav of each member Of rh,.
r,u,. fnrce Will. tho E.yn nonDrtmcrr Eo
licr Euud l. r,c,,fnr,ad by uor.ys forfeited
from tho nav of mnub.rs of iI, d,rarr
mon, C,r ,,.coc. from ,uI,y
INN, p,r,r,m mont 81 lslrotion the IL.
,,r.pen, F,pd IL, 49,. Ia my a r~nus,,nfo
each retired teacher ~ n,o-holf his annual
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-14

r.. i,r..r f..,rrI almost Nrrr.. I.,r
n-. Do roads NI- rry,>- rul.. woods. .,
'Y. Jackson ia, Irru..t .r ,l.....
,u.r. fru-a r.I.r V.,I. 49,. s-. Vl...
s..rr ,. Mood 4, s.Y--
..., .,r. .., ,.,,..
,..... am ,,,.e ,..t t an pacing r.,,, r f.,
j.sH. ear..' 90 cf' rH'. .f'. .'.'r 'r.r %
w'''
lu"s" lr" 0.h," word. indeed Iur-.ni
o. VII Nnvrfi~, N'r.r.ir .pu ir.' su'l.
m.'" nu."'n-h., Eg' .I-f vIl' Jl.. rho
rI.'pr Of 'h' -..u'- W.Ir 1- Pc -'Ir.,
ou' with a bear 'uII NJ 'Hr'i'nn" amt @
htri 'H| ,t urIri-u"N -i'Ir-. Whom =
b." gong '" uHi rr the ul-tu.-.'Nu, mat
tr" ." -n"H' from his .-u'''c l'r.
Who ~" tho u'H,rr. "a" has just proc
claimed h.u.'.'. AND v'' nu' soon grow
weary Of lrF..IGu.uS hu...' tu un-"-
n"u'3r' md I~rrrrunC|t.." Er'1'I'o H."
prefers i''"i'''t hrNlr,-n % h'iIH"r1,"
triumphant 'r 'ho condition - lyr.. rs D.
SOL Of Rryau~u HIS excursion VITO 'h"
newspaper world vii b" only "a cputinu1-
ton 81 hts clmguisn We revere the mod
e-ty which makes him sur" that hi, weekly
pr"Rchmsnt viii b" an aid 10 anybody saw"
himself and N" other persons TO whom h-
paper vii furnish n ljvluS. for a time. hut
y" don see oNaci.. how b" Is 10 and any
htlv else
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Dim>tcd Park

Tho rar, Commission ~ Boston has
raIi a graceful 'rIhu'" - 80 memory -
u man VINO ,ld great public s"rylc"
10 ~" Boston l'on'" hy Joining l'y"r"''
ami I|uualct park, into ON" Rnd rl,lug 'r"
name ~ O.m-tol Part 20 tGr whole area
OF most Of IN" great park, IN 'U'- country.
and y = f'''uE that. ln tho c''y where ne"
sr.u' IN" 'a-' amt 'n"~' 'rl'f.' wears ~ UI-
lfr. a noted park should bear ms uom'
u'par rtr~ rr"l uu' cal" parks nfr"-
Nr OI vNrru. hl' hoy can Keep his mem
ury away fresh and houor"d hv carefully
cuIlya'Ius ami preserving me broad sI.rf
Of mr. and understanding ~ peoples WAYS
that CAV" 'o Mr. OlMSIFps creations u
charm anl usefulness that are of continuous
vaIIe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-14

Tho great exhibition OF bicycles and auto
mobiles, with their numerous parts and
accessories. which VII continue during This
wei in Madison square Garden. promises
TO AFFORD an opportunity mover hofor"
cquallcd 10 study m" rom1rklhl" progress
aud the highest achievements in tho man
uiaotur" of h0r-cloes vehicles. Persons not
aware ~ the ccaSrlc-~ "udravor OF inventors
and manufacturer II" place 'he standard Of
American machine, OF this sort upon \ lowell
uuattained IN u'hor countries an scarcely
apprn,ia'e tho imuortaro" which attaches
to Zach annual display ~ their product
Although th" superiority - american boy
o,es over those # tho Oll Norld i urlvcr-
sally Acknowledged. no di-rr"dit can prop
erlv reflect upon our own makers ~ auto
mobiles #. with their comparatively brief
experience. they are forced 70 accept sec
Ond houorS while their rival the French.
hold tho lead Which 81 the two nation
alit,es will oNcei eventually IN this industry
cannot. IN fairness. he determined until tho
Ingenuity # ncle SANS representatives,
has had sufficient time 10 reveal itself
MANY who have observed tn. evolution of
the bicycle and have seen IN each Years
models an improvement over thoS" pre-
edInc will probably wonder how IN" wheal
Of 1901 can diTrr materially from thai Of la-t
year except ~ the 1acrlh"" Of some Of tho
latter'- valuable qualities. And II j. doubt
IN! II anything short Of a minute cxamina-
ton vii disclose many Of H." nicer features
Of the new machines. even when n OBJ
server l. brought face To face with them.
Nevertheless. the first output 81 the G injury
Will possess dlStlnc' Ch1racters'loS In a
broad sense. the latest models are likely 10
prove specIisr, more attractive. more dura-
bic. eas @ ~ pro rulsinn and more com
Portable - ride than Their predecessors
They vii "mhodv Whatever change, and
appliance have. by experience. boon found
TO hr desirable, The coaster brake. while
NOT entirely novel. will appear his year m
n perfected ip'm, and i likely t. supplInt
10 p great extent rhe hand brakes used
heretofore variety 81 spring posts aud
spring saddles of new and improved de-
signs will b" soon Handle Nars possible uf
hcIrg adjusted 10 several different positions
without VARYING IN" distance between the
grip. aud wi'nout N" necessity OF dis
mounting. vii ..mpIfy IN a itrgo measure
m" work of regulating TN" handles hero
viii also -" forward extension bars and
others novel IN share and appearances.
franks viii b." found IN lengths ,al'Ilarod
10 pleas" on. whl" crank brackets. chains.
gears, aNlos, Joints. ur"- and valves hav"
all come m for tN,1r share Of consideration
Cushion frame. vhrot 90 th" past hay" ~.
given general -I'i-iacuou, have been d.
..l .,F a.. .... L..
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II Col 1IN IrYPFY ~ rcrusvlvauia should
uurIrl hls Wings. Az 20 'le top ~ Teu"rlr"
or Atlas and tap o. with his wand. o"car- or
oil would rush out ON" dav ha gets a GUpr
barrels 1-dav we'll IN N"st Virginia. IA. n"Ni
a u up- barrels a-iav well in Texas Whcr-
over mat bland spirit whispers outside. 'h"
oil demons 10 ~" in'lrd- Of tho earth
su.h forth IN answer on speaks unto oil
col JIM GrTFty tS ~ wildcat % operator
Ne - the Nuwun dlvininc rod Tho hquid
suhrerrancan riches know him Tor a brother
Bat surely tho stock or oil IN Natures sub
cellar 81, not iueVhausyhlr Some day GtrPFr
will have roa>rd o. all out and viii h~ iho on
Trls' Fortune dearly loves her uttlo 'oko
500 how sn" insists upou turning plutnrrat
CORNERS Ike HpatR QrIRLFs Mills and
I'm GrFTtY INTO ulltocra'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-14

I'" Nonu nr ,i.h OF no rwor', -eoroud
N,.rmll, uI,'rc' contains som" Of iu" ~elf-
.sr hcc'.'.1l "t'"r, 100 th" world. l""'f.Bk
eating 10 ar accomplishment In winch lam
.rtr. m,u ,n,u" ni'r p~"c.litr lg-'r" iIls
Honor, ~" Nrvnf. iH- eaton s1uH' u,ilhI"
folN.tr I.. 'HI.o. So" r]c|IrN". md u"V' wuuit
" cam rlI 20 ", gIorf Iu"u the Nril"t"-
lr" ., f',-' llu'r"ri'nil. - lhurl-l nall, Ion
'I" ,r.'d ,"r'rul rait'" IN" Irorr1u u"
.. .'u. rri,u So1"u Nludrrd AVID n
,ai'I" 700. 30 u" .',Hr''"r"d the tn,ug,
rrI.. uulIt,A. = 'If', 80 Litu. il- lr'"u
urrn,u"l ur gi"ui prio" from ~" 81, iou-
lHru|r,'1'~ - 'pok counts Thor" viii h"
.sr' ',rs OF hecfs'c1l. aud uohod, lurvs
bow man, tons 81 pemoor1rlr "'a,or- "
10" Nuhlcnus cnn swHlloN the latter they ate
welcome % the for mer.
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'ln does not re~i he $ pe' cent ~ ssci.~
moneys b. f"und In Tho di--overv that shils
ths hrsri ~ Isiuesiion IN tho vsif ls- 20
rIudhai fu i~sshrr- fpf ,h-~nre- "sri.-si
- Oh, ,ui o. go I, - g. u 'b~ Fs,r 90"
fNs Hr,rtHf 'II. t'.0 give ra.s ~ ,,.
.uuf .. 1I-s0,~- EXCUSED 'ha sr.fuuI'
a.u HI - o. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-14

Chancellor NNDCrN'NrN of tho \"v York
7 n.vo~si' ,'rN property declIn"' - ni,ow
i'- >'odri' go toll" par ir 'N" inauguration
rar tide. winch sore" s'rips rr"u"s"S 20
Illustrate vl'n % prnonSsinn 90 undergrad
.trr> ~ MARCH is'udeu'e should he study
In- rri it', VIII a. go G ,od 10 Themselves
trr ei,c uu u, - lr. str" ersou hv ell
.ug rr,c -irsa's ~ Warrington
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-14

The nation v.s hono.toH Tu-S'Ag morning ~
a call from NJ H,n DUN. g." h'tss manufacturer
~ / A,rlstl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
LICENSED PEDLERS' TRICK.
were Thieves: watches cheap" The,
said-Rut Their Good were brass.

Policeman HERRING. Of tho West Thirty
seyenth stree, station, who has just been
pu, on duty In plain clothe-. was stopped
a, Thirty -third str-ct and Eighth avenue
on FRIDAY night by two men who wanted
10 sell him a gold watch.
.Where did Won get iti' askcd Herring,
after he had examined the watch.
.That IL not your AFFAIR sad one Of
the men. You get the watch cheap That
is all that you want
The de,ective was not s~at.shs-i with
the rrpl~ and asked more QUESTIONS Then
10Th men declared that thy were pro
,..-ional mich pockc,s and had lust been
working in a crowd at Thirty-fourth stree;
. 49," ,hs men d,spIsy~Cfa handful " nns-
U.rxins arrested both They gave their
nam~- A. Frank Lang and William Carr
In their packets ~rrr found ss watches,
fortV-eiEht rings and Abou, two dorm other
pi,r.s 81 lcwclry
In 'h. West Side pohc. our yesterday
mosning the prisoucrs d~clar~d that 'aev
w~r- not p~ickIDck~t-. hut tuly llc~n~Si
~r-~tl~rs Both prUtucs-i their hcen--s and
a r~capt for tho "wclry ~hiCh had h-s'n
tHusht ~ a "a ho!a-aFs huu-~. The shiChcr
ant rings Nrr~ - hra@
sIusi = new fim-fam Fan~ said NRgi-
.irat~ Cornell. 'And quite a novel one
~ vou rr-n want 20 -il vuur sfur vra
must sef a Sch~fn. more hone-i than the
one ~nunds Th@rs 10 rrallv nothing aga.ns,
you - yOu sc cl-chArgci.
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THE FIGHT Ar BALtNGIGt.
Names az the WOUNDED ef Company Z
Ninth Infantry.

WASHINGTON. Oct. IG-The following list
- the wounded in the Balangisa fight on
Sept - has been reviewed NJ the War l@-
uartment from Uien a
Wounded COMPANY &, Ninth Infantry
Corporal james Pickett. In abdomen, -erl-
nu. Henry Class. IN hack. serious ifuost
L. RaIston. sevrrr, Henry " anire, In
arm. serious. John uhtop. In chest, serious
George T.. Meyers. in hack. slight, S"rgt
John II Clus-~n. H,alp. ear, severn hIl+r
n Keller. hip. severe, Charl"e , MArak,
I'm arm. moderate. William j, uihl~, moEi.
rate. Mnlviu VI Malls. In chest, slight
tI,rr,nral Arnold Irish. In shoulder, moderate
EIlert n de- G~rarenfcid, ear. -rV~re tLhord
VI Numby. elhnw, slight. Serst FRANK
p.tron, in thigh, slight Adolph "snlln'
mi head. serious. Richard CotsidiDe, elbow,
slight Corporal sylvester kurk", eve,
slisht George Alien. finger, slight All VIII
recover. d.
Died from wounds ry~rciv-d In action Dot ?
Cornelius = pubshue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
CLUBBED, HE SAYS. M 4 cor.
Naunsterman Declares Tie wss knecked
Down IN HIS wage and nun On.

George Munsterman. who h proprietor
OF a laundry Mt ri Ninth avenue. has a
foe black eye and bruised cheek. which
he thinks did not come into his Possession
strictly In accordance with law He accuses
Policeman Abraham levin OF the West
Twentieth street station Of having delivered
the goods while taking him to the station
under arrest for reckless driving. He
has fled n complaint OF assault against tho
policeman with Inspector Harley. and the
case will be brought before Deputy TOM
missioner Devery. probably on next Thurs
day.
Munsteman was arraigned before hagh-
trate Poole ON Thursday OF charges OF
reckless driving and resisting arrest
Policeman Lewin was unable 10 produce
witnesses and Magistra tie Poole dismissed
the case. saying that he did not believe a
word Of the poloeman's story.
Munsterman h. very indignant about hs
arrest and tho alleged assault and terms u
n police Outrage This h hunstermaI :
version OF the affair, lie says hat he was
driving along Eighth avenue at about noon
on "Wednesday. At the corner OF twenty
fourth street Policeman levin motioned
TO him to pull up. but as no one appeared
to be crossing tha street he ~disregarded the
signal. levin then grabbcd the horS' :
bride aud told him In profane
tina he was under arrest. The policeman
jumped into the wagon. grabbed the lines
and punched Munsteruan In the chest
Knocking him rack into the wagon. Nun
st.rman refused to drive on To the station,
Insisting that I've should he allowed 10 get
m, names OF a few persons who had VII
messed ,he arrest. 1he or,o.r refused 10
delay and called a b~ystander, Joseph
Kelly, who IL driver Of Engine ~. 20 iunI
In and drive the wagon TO the station. Nelly
oteyed. On the way 10 the station Mum
s'.rman says that levin knocked him hack
into the wagon and punched him several
times
He was locked up at the West Twentieth
street station until Wednesday afternoon
When arraigned before Magistrate Poole
la the afternoon the case was postponed
until Thursday 10 allow levin TO prosiuo.'
witnesses, and Munsterman was released
on $50 bail. levin was Unable to bring
his witnesses On Thursday aud the case
was dismissed.
being under the influence OF liquor al the
time 81 his arrest
Policeman Levin was seen by n SUS re-
porter yesterday. lie said that he was So
corting a number of school children across
Eighth avenue at the time that Nlunster-
man refused TO pull up Tie denied that M
had struck the driver. hut admitted that
he had used force.
Fireman Kelly. whom the policeman
called 10 drive the wagon, said that there
was some scuffing. hut he couldn't say
tina levin struck the driver.
The Rev. p. J. Belcher. pastor Of ths
Metropolitan Temple, ssys that Munster
man h ono OF his most respected church
members and a reputable citizen.