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Cotton Trading rc..r,.h.

Cotton opened steady IN the marke,
to-day. and three TO nine points lower
Weak cables and selling o, February
ana March coon caused further
break. Several thousand February no
flces were known to be out. and March
was not in demand. except A, conces-
sions Of eight TO ten points. The res,
OF tho Ist was sympathctIcully ntect,si
but rallied after the call on urgen, de.
m6nd from shorts.
Trading was feverikhly active, win
Investment buying "A feature
. me opening prices were: February.
LIB TO S.C: March. s.S TO SIS: AprtI.
ESQ 70 $50: May. 500 10 s.oi: June. !. ii
70 wv: july, s.?i to s.95: August, SIS, to
a62: September. SO to aa5, October,
&c to SUI: November. 7.sc bid
The closing prices were: February. $50
70 s.s: March. SIS: April. $50 10 sas;
May. 500 to s.?i: June, SEQ 10 So; July
IN to So: August. $50 TO s.sa; ssp,cm.
ner. s:4 TO s.2i; October. 500 to soc:
Novemher 1873 to 1.s5. December. 7se TO
7?:. Murke, was easy.
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TELEPHONE AND
TROLLEY TO PAY.
Two Companies Mulcted
for Heavy Damages
in Court.

Two rcrhIcts were handed down In thu
brooklyn Supreme cour, to-day ugnlnst
ihc Brc"klyn Heights Railroad Company
and the New lorH and New Jersey
Telephone Company
The iirs,, for $3.50. WIS granted Mira.
Mary Eadrhn by Justice Ma,,.cc FOR
the death .: her husband. John. who
was employed ~ the Company. last
August,
Rnhisan IN August last was adjusting
the fender ~ hts car ut Twentieth street
and Ninth avenue. Another trolley car
coming along on the opposite track
struck him. lie was crushed 40 badly
tina, hc died a few days later,
Frances l.. Burns. a sirl OF seventeen
years. Of No 81 Duincld street. Brook.
!yn, secured the verdict against the tclc.
phone company. II wac FOR INJURIES she
received. and she was allowed $3.50 She
was riding IN a Brooklyn trolley car
one day las, August, \ severe wind
storm blew down one OF the tcicphon.
comnany's poles aad also the wires.
When the trolley reached the spot wher.
the pole lay several OF the Passengers
jumped out. Miss Burns in a,tcmJ;ins
TO &c, of the car was caught In the
msshes OF several live wires and was
severely burned.
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u S. SHOULD FORM
TRUST FORLOW COAL
Remark able Plan of T. L. Greene Before
the industrial Commission-Raiway
"Combine" Good.

United states SENATE ar the state
" F~"sSIHnnin wHulh force
these road. Together I" compel
transportation.
Under the present plan. he said.
there was nothing Ia prevent tn" com
binc" from increasing the price 0. coal
TO Consumers s. or 81
olive Them Rope.
Greene said M favored a change In the
laws 4" that corporations can hold stock
IN other corporations Give the cor
porhtions a chance 10 do anything they
ike. d" said. $50 long ns they know
what they are doing
As TO Government inspection OF com
hlmfions Mr.. Green. said that no
t."tiEht an examination ~ the coal
cnnhin" would 10 II good ihilG
tn" proposed Steel Trust u" said, was
a gigantic aTnir ana -hpuii com. under
IN" lim"light ~ unhlia.S through Cow
cTnmeni examination
Green. testified that IN these DAYS
rrptns hli gwen way TO consolidation
II" said thrt there were men IN Wall
street WHO made II a business 10 buy
IN" rr TWO shares OF stock IN curpnra-
lions Ia nbsiruc' the tumpnuy's bust
Tess In the hope that they will he
bought OF
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'vACC|NATE!" SAY
THE DOCTORS.
SMALLPOX Increases in
Viru'ence at Alarm
ing Rate.
PEOPLE ARE APATHETlC.
Health Department S-ys the
Canr Cannot Be
Overestimated.

pr Eiguiveu ~ the bureau OF Con.
th.iOns bi--as"s, am! Sanitary Super.
~ endrnt Dillingham;. ~ the Health De.
rnrturnt. ls-u"i q warming 20 the people
u NJ" York ,nls morning IN the matter
- smallpox rnl taking the prccuu,!ou
70, GET vacclnat.h
contrary 10 The general belief. tho
scnnrS" is no, aba,lnr. said DR.. Blau-
welt III j. spreading "" had thirteen
new and vlrricnt ca.cs yesterday. !
would not he surprised Ia hear OF hun.
irct- OF new cases daily II the people 10
not arouse from the L. harry into whici,
they appear TO maze fallen
w. are vaccinatIng only thirty cases
a day" said Dr. Dillingham;. where
som. weeks ago We had 900 canno,
make my expression strong enough 10
III ine danger. Let tho people be
warned
ono death from smallpox and thirteen
new cases were tho Indications y.ster.
day that the disease ~ on the Increase
again. The dead person was Julia
leass. :"a years old. ~ E:ns, One Hum
it"d and Fifteenth street. who was sent
TO North Brother Island on Friday.
-Four OF the cascs were In ono fam.
'ly They wer" Cdrinne Jewel, eleven
,"ars old. Of No. 1876 Lexington avenue:
Edward. n.nc: MARY. nvc. and George.
Two. Charles seven. was taken TO North
Brother Island Feb 10
The other eases are Daniel Stanton.
twcnty-cight years old found In a lodg-
!nS-ho,isc IN Eas; One Hundred and
rw'n'y-n!n,h street; Matthew Davis.
four. OF Wtst Th.r'y-Iird street, John
Daley. .iiv Of West Forty.second
street. blanche Avanionc. twcnty-thrcc
OF Last one funded and Tenth street:
Edward Pierce. f"r,y-iivc. OF West one
Hundred ana Thiriy-'irst street. Lucille
Shrnc. seven months. OF East One Hun
hr.a and Th!rty-sixth street: Flora Rob
bins. two, OF East One Hundred and
Thirty seventh street. Mile Putt. six.
u East On. Hundred and Thirteenth
street. and Herman sicgcl. nine. OF East
street
Three smallpox patients walked INFO
The Harlem Hospital yesterday at naif-
hour intervals and gave the doctors. at
I, nhnnts ana some OF the patients
scare.
Patients and Attendants were rnec,.
.htsd. to wulttnx-'ocm- wer. fumisl;cd
three lines the Board Of Health was
notified and th' smallpox victims. TWO
mrn and a woman. were rushed TO
f"iltc'l wards
pickcts were placed at the doors 10
prevent Other smallpox patients from
nt"ring.
a; midnight n corps OF ten Board of
Health vaccInRting surgeons visited the
lodging house from which Stanton was
taken. They routed out the 100 dodgers
and vaccinatcd them.
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Thomas l. Greene, vicc-Prcsidcnt Of
the Audit Company. o, Now York. was
tho trs, witness to-day before the In
dus;ria. Commission investigating trusts
a, the rooms OF the Chamber OF Com
mcrce.
Greene said that one Of the reasons o.
the continued high price OF coal was the
lack ~ economy IN transportation.
"rh~ plans for the uniting 0f the
coal cOmpanies." snid he, '.arr for
the best int~rests Of all concerned.
Coal could be sold for ~ irss a
tom u ecOnossy WINS prnctised In
economy In sransposatiOn."
In the coad regions II Pennsylvania
coal IL hauled over mountain. hundreds
OF miles. and much OF this haul could
be saved II the product OF certain
mines was transferred from one road
to the other.
'bu to accomplish this there would
have 10 ne nric absolute owncrship u
both roni~ Such Is the only hope COR
oh"r,p coal 1t, the tutut".
az ! were the power 1" the
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CARNEGIE CASH FOR
MT. VERNON LIBRARY.
Town Gets $4,000 and Is Asked to Raise
$500 a Year.

Council II Mount Vernon would select
the size and pledge 800 annually TO.
ward tho support NJ N. library he wout
give $500 FOR the building.
Mr. carncg!e's gift Is the result, o!
Mayor F..ke's appeal to that gentleman
asking II he woIIldn', assist Ia building
4 public library for the people ot Noun,
Vernon.
There is no doubt that III. Com
mon Council OF Mount Vernon will com
ply with Mr Carncsic's request ant
That work upon the new structure Will
commence. Immediately
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Nhen. Market strong.

Wheat was steady ut tho opening OF
the market to.dayFnnd a shade abov,
last night Shorts were aroused by
3mall Northwest receipts and BY savcr,
cuid weather In winter wheat States
: WIN iittle snow. May corn war firn
and higher with wheat.
New YoEks opening prices were: May
Hneat. - .-si May corn. ~ / S bid.
II Chicago'a opening prices Mere: Nav
WHca. e 81 to % -; May corn. 20 as.
Asrch wheat. 10 J.: bid: Nav. 0l-i hid
July u bid. Ma, corn. % IL bid
Ghlcsso.s closing prices were: May
wheat. 20 is.
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HEATING STOPS WORK.
Restrained from Tear.
inu Up Pipes In Long Island city,

Charles Mcnamara Of No. :7s Flush
!ng avenue, Long Island city. applied to
supreme Court Justice WL!mot u. Smith
~ that plac. to-day FOR an Injunction
20 restrain Highway Commissioner
james r. Heating from tearing up the
highway on Jackson avenue to remove
the pipes u the Wools.de Water Com
pany
Justice Smith granted temporary
Injunction restraining COMMISSIONS
Heating from going on with the work
and made the writ re;urnaS!e before
Judge Gaynos. In Brooklyn, Feb. q,
when arsumen, VIII DC heard
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STOCKS STRONG IN LONDON.
Large Dealings NJ Advance !,
American UsilrOnds.

The prevailing op!n!o:! tina; there will
be no reduction In the minimum rat. OF
discoun; OF the Bank OF England.
fnyoraoly affected stocks to-day Ia the
London market. all the securities being
strong.
American railera scrc steady on large
dealings. and prices III tais department
were is to SIS higher. Louisville 4
Nashville was equivalent to 81 IS: Erie
ecn mon. = ID. Southern Pacific. II II,
Northern Pacific. s. and Southern Rail.
way common. q 5-s
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They has" son, out a number Of small
envelopes liz" III" cut, anI inrtnsc,l III
each II iit.!c HIM room, OF which tn
folowln; j. IL "py
tuE KINGS pNi OTHERS
WANDERING -HpE ECSD
! tlE" iiitir story
whirh Ia very -sG EnpH.
nut IN. fund. IN par knE'' DaUrhisr,
HAND AZ. running very Iys
NJ that ". ask u yt1
4. to place si'hih this sire
TAH number Of ypIr i1Uts-af
Mul,plIri by two
EARNEST WORKERS CIRCLE
TRINITY Z church.
h,,ori,. l.
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Its exisenc" In the system complexities and ntensies
any aiment II person may happen TO have. with
these alarming fass comes the encouraging news
that Peruna cures catarrh Cures II pcrinnnc lily,
cures Il by Graduating Il entirely from the sys-
tenn.
Ptruna IL an internal systemic remedy reaching
the disease at ita fountain head II caiarrh OF
the head. lungs. stomach liver kidney cAtarrh
OF an. other organ OF the body.
MIR. r. \. Dixon. Of $40 East Tenth street. Kansas
city No., editor Of thu Missouri department OF the
spriE of Myrtle In recent letter TO Dr. Hartman
says:
Permit me TO express to you my appreciation Of
tho bcnehsn that have derived from using Peruna
in my family.
.I,eins man Of limited means. have had to be
careful not to spend any more money than was
sary doctor bills. Some years ago began
using Perunn in my family as a family doctor. and
| have been highly pleased with the results
My wife hs. used II for ca,arrh and experienced
krcat relief. My little Kirl has been sick q number
Of timrs. and when We used your medicine II proved
= success. have used Il myself several times and
consider Il . very valuable medicine.
Speaking from personal obse7s alton. consider Il
good investment TO keep In my home. and believe
every man who desires TO relieve suffering. and at
the Same time money should investigate the
real u,crits OF Peruna and other medicines."-
F. 4. Dixon.
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and vicinity Is pc
cnllariy favorable
FOR catarrhal con-
ht;ions OF the head
and lungs ~ SeN
erai Of my patients
told me OF the nns
: - cults obtained
from the Use of
Porura IL cases ~
,alatr.,. | decided
TO prescribe II my
self and observe
the effects.
II is only Justice
to YOU TO say tina,
the results obtained
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tory. Pcruna Is
certainly a splcn-
did remedy for ca.
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Appeal for Aid by the Kings
Daughters Of Astoria,
Long Island.

The Kings Daughters o. Trinity
Methodist church. Astoria. l.. l.. are
brave girls. who have undertaken TO
raise fur DIS Tor their society In the fol-
lowing unique way:
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uyAI.,ss. Head Sulsc-, Asthma. CAtArIh and
Defective ESesiSht permanently cured at our once
OF ALL MONEY WILL lie REFUNDED. book
Or. Wilson'S Lectures on the Eye and
Ear sent free. Home Treatment for any Of the
iboys- named troubles ssnt to any part OF the
world a, moderate coats consuitAiion aud sxam
ins,ion free. ofncs hours, 10 10 I daily; Sundays
ss.ninss. Z s. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION or
PHYSICIANS AND suR0EONs, :s0 Sth ays..S.Y,
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DiE Cement Deaf.

Pa. Feb. :n.-The Cop.
10 Vemtnf Company sol! out to-day "a
- - York syndicate for over ;.,a,s..5
70 Zines and details are not obtain.
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lam Dankward. N. ..
Mrs. Celeste Covell. President OF tho
Bstscy Ross Educational and Benevolent
Society. writes from Il? avenue. Aurora.
III, As follows:
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"n-l"accr Trainers" Hereafter.

WASHINGTON. Feb co" Reindeer
trainers' Will hereafter be an on,cil
position.
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Charleston, W. Va March 9. 1895.
The Fcrnnn Medicine Co.., COlnmbns Ohio.
Gentlemen ~ raj as
Its excellent,
been used by number of people known with
results. &c. W. Atkinson.
e o romc
in the LAM elromih
o o OF
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Quickly Cures
Tobacco Habit.
Anyone Can Have Free Trial Package
by Sending Name and Address.

Men need no longer face tho trying ordeal
Of swearing of from tobacco. 4 well
known chemist OF Cincinnati has discovered
a remedy that actually Offsets the desire
for tobacco. stops the craving for cigar
cites. spolls q cigar or pipe smoke and
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Woman Turning to Stone.

FRANKFORT. Ind. FEB. D.-Mrs.
isaiah Black Is ossify!ng.
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Or. William Dankwnri. Of a,,; North
Clark street. Chicago. III writes as fol-
lows: Il md that the CLIMATE OF Chicago
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Amount left to keep
wolf from door.
a1.s,Dsh.N,,,

Andrew Carnegie. the steel magnn,c.
is Goinx to give the city OF Mount Yer
non. ". T.. $500 70 erect n public II.
brary. \ ..rcr to this effect was re-
cc!ved 10y Mayor Edwin ". FIskc. this
morning. stating TIM. II the Common
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runn. write At once 10 Or. Hartman. giving
a sull statement OF your case. and no viii
be pleahed TO give you his valuable advice
gratis
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF The
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, Ohio.
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uo CO aba
has been placed at
the door Of every
iisan and woman.
II only wish that
all knew OF Its flne
qualities. In cases
Of catarrl Of the
stomach and head
] have seen some
remarkable cures
through It's Us.
and consider your
Peruna tho finest
remedy on the
market. and worthy
OF the confidence o!
all good people. -
Mrs. Celeste Coyeli.
II you do not de-
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No More Smoke or Dirty Spittoons.
makes II impossible to che. tobacco. One
good feature about this new remedy Ia
the fact that T. .s tas,elc~s so that ladies
mix II In food, tea or coffee. milk or
chocolate. and cure their husbands. sons OF
brothers withou, their knog:is how II
happened.
Any u,an who desires 10 quit using 10.
hacco may now do 30 In a very pleasant
but thoroughly effective manner without
any suffering or nervous tension. The
remedy 10 perfectly harmless. and anyone
may have a FREQ trial package by sending
name and address TO the Rogers Drug L
Chemical Co; .i1:7 Fifth and llacs Sts..
Clncinnau. Ohio,
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Received from steel
TFuhl ........ SSo'"N''""
Gave ~ Mount vernon
for public lihrnrs.... :I".hm
The evening world., 1901-02-20

Anti-Tr"s' mn Ia Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS. Fob. eo-Thc Indiana
Houss, has passed an antitrust bill.
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No katie. no los, ,in.; par
1u* when ,issd HOOK FREE
Dr. Chapman. lo7 Eas, al.
Patents.

ARE YOU interested In invsniinS: Then s.ai
Tor our BOOK. EDGAR TATE CO.. ,ii
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-05-10
bill BRITcHEs" is DEAD.

Died, at Big Sandy, on last Sat-
upaay, Bill Britches, aged 49 years,
l3 months and 65 days. For the
last 30 years of his life he has been
an honored member of the family
Of DR.. e. NJ. McAuley and was in
timately associated with him in the
practice of his profession and no
doubt will be missed by DR.. Nc
Auley in his perambulations over
the county. Bill was a beast of
more than ordinary style and taste.
His chief amusement was in steal
ing anything that came in his way
that could be devoured. His APP
petite was good and he could eat
anything from an ordinary flower
jar to a handsome jardiRere. He
was never punished for crime, uev-
er voted nor paid any poll tax. He
was proud Of his ancestry, but was
never a candidate for Office. He
reveled in green pastures and would
not pass farm wagon without H.
vestigating it's contents. His Sun
day name was William Pants and
he was proud of it. His like will
never be seen again. He was q
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-05-10

Messrs. Wilkinson and Young
of Sparta and vice presidents Of
the Benton County Bank attended
the directors regular meeting here
last Monday.
The Students Debating Society
adjourned sine die Friday night
after a very successful series Of in
teresting debates The house was
packed Friday evening and the pro-
gram a most excellent one. The
students will devote all of their
time toward preparing for the ex-
animation and commencement ex-
.ercises in jane.
Miss Pearl Arnold gave her class
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Sunday school an outing last Sat
urday, spending the day fishing
and picnicing at Biyens' Mill.
Those in the party were Miss Pearl
Arnold, Mrs. I. o. Rye, Mrs G.,
w. Arnold, Vera Vaughn, Geral-
dine Arnold, Hattie Gibson, Kate
McGill, Sallie Arnold, Nell Rye,
Euris Flowers, Alvin Lashlee, Ar
mold Rives, Clarence Steele, Pau
Rye and Oryille Travis. The party
was conveyed to the grounds in g
large hack and report a most ex,
cellent time.
Alex X. Bivens died at his faith
er's home about two miles from
Camden last Tuesday. He. was
a son of John Bivens and was borr
and raised in this community. H,
was a good citizen and had a hos
of warm friends throughout tht
county who will sincerely regret t
learn of his death. He leaves TIVE
children, his wife having died
few years ago. He will be great,
missed in his community as he wa
always ready to lend a helping hant
to those in distress, or in any wa!
for the good Of the community il
which he lived. TIE CHRONICLE
tenders coincidence.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-05-10
THE MUNICIPAL ELaUTROE.

The municipal election for board
of mayor and alderman was held
here last Tuesday and was not un-
interesting. The day proceeding
the election rumors of several
schemes were rife. One of the
rumored plans was to defeat some
members of the old boardand elect
some new ones in order to defeat
=. G. Flowers for acontinuance in
the Office of marshal, but the people
did not fancy this scheme and it
fell through and landed with a dull
thud. The next rumor that a "wet''
board would be elected and every
thing done to make the people dis
satisfied with the charter and then
hold an election soon after to abol-
ish is not given general credence.
The old board was reelected by a
handsome majority of about three
to one and there will be no change
in the present personnel of the city
government officials.
Messrs. Job Hubbs, J. B. Wick
rey and S. s. Clayton served as
judges, and L. r. Watson and E.
T. Hudson as clerks.
The vote is as follows:
Mayor. G. Rye, 68; aldermen
H. F. StigeIl, ga; F. G. Hudson,
SO; E. M. McAuIey, Ga; TT. Dodd,
SO; r. L. Phillips, g.; P. Melton,
Is; G. v. Hawley, 2; W. L. Noel
yea, IL, and w. A. Lashlee, /.
1t Will be noted that Tom G. Rye
received every vote cast for mayor.
Many of our citizens are indulg-
ing in some speculation as to some
probable laws that will be passed
by the reelected board and it il
generally hoped that the board will
take immediate action.
More street lights are badly
needed for one thing. Another
thing is the plank walk question
and last the Sunday saloon matter
To pass an ordinance refraining
the saloon keepers from entering
their places Of business more THAI
two or three times during Sundays
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-05-10

good "hoss" and we're you to be-
lieve what DR.. McAuley says about
him; there were none other like
him. He served his friends we'll
and leaves many behind to mourn
his demise. He was a great favor
lite with children. Goodbye Bill
We drop tear on your bier.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-05-10

Children who are weak, fretful
or troublesome .should he given a
few doses Of WhitesCream Vernii-
fuge. They will then become
strong, healthy and active, have
rosy cheeks, bright eyes, will be
happy and laughing all the day
long. Price, 25 cents. Sold by
all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-05-10
The Jolly Sisters will meet ct
j. I. Halls Monday evening.

Cyclists should always carry a
bottle of Billiards. Snow Linialent,
in case of accident, il applied i'm
mediately, it will sabdue the pain,
prevent swelling and diseoloration,
and quickly heal wounds. Price,
% and so cents. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-05-10

All members of Post Oak Camp,
Woodmen Of the World, are urged
to attend call meeting of theeamp
in their forest tomorrow evening.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-05-10
ROBBED OF HIS EARNINGS.
r.. Ladd, Fisherman, IL Touched" Tor
g2G in Daytime.

atmosphere indicated the turbulent
scenes and excitement that were to
occur Business was quiet and
steady, but there was no unusual
crowd in town. City detective
Flowers forgot his official position
and INDUCED in a game Of check
ers, and contentnent prevailed over
the city.
As the hours went by, however,
and as a few visitors were slowly Il
but surely tanking up on beer and
whisky, it was apparent that a eli
max would eventually be reached.
Lige Green grew nervous and with
drew from the game of checkers.
The first actor on the scene was
E. Ladd, a fisherman from Tennes-
see River who for years has piled
his trade along the banks of that
great stream. Ladd was "fUll,"
drunk and dizzy and Flowers
"pinched" him for disturbing the
quietude Of the town. The city
was made a few dollars better off
by Ladd's hilarity and received
same in spot cash.
The next was a we'll known man
about town who quietly paid the
"hotel bill" and departed,
The next party was a country
boy who escaped by being kept off
the street by friends.
Jess Crutchfeld, a negro en-
ployed at Plants livery stable,
came on the stage in speciality,
was presented with a key of stale
beer, and very humbly paid the
recorder $3.50 and costs for the
privilege Of quenching his thirst to
his supreme satisfaction.
! The next was a party from Wav-
'erly who,escapea.on thetrain. He
will probably put up to Recorder
aCorbitt the next time he leaves the
.staid old village of Waverly and
comes to Camden to have some fun.
The event Of the day was in the
second scene and the temperance
Of actor Ladd who insisted that he
had not taken any degrees in the
Order Of Buffaloes, but had simply
been touched for $26 hard earned
cash in the lot at the rear of
Crocker's stable. BY this time the
marshal was in good practice and
equal to any emergency. He got
on the trail, followed up train Of
circumstances which resulted in
the arrest of Ferd Saunders, who
! lives about 5 miles southeast of
town, yesterday morning. Saun-
ders came in and refunded Ladd
the money and everyone thought
: the matter was settled, but not so.
Justice j. M. CASTLE said warrant
Z had been sworn out before him and
that the State of Tennessee was
next on the bill for a song and
dance. The case was brought be-
: fore him, S. i. Peeler prosecuting,
and was fnally continued until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
: From the reports that can be
; gathered, it is alleged that Saun-
, ders deeoged Ladd in the rear of
; the stable and there took his mon
ey. Master Tom Mcdaniel, it as
alleged, was on hand and either
witnessed Or got wind OF the affeir,
: and that Saunders gave him the
money to keep for a while, finally
taking it back and compromising
: Tom for his trouble. Master Tom
gave the story away yesterday
morning and thus the arrest of
Saunders followed. The detective