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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
PInns for the LIbrary suIdIne

To the Editor o. The Post
Houston. Texas, June 22-Learning that
the library committee has rejected all the
plans submitted In the competition for our
new library building, would ike 10 have
spnce for few words regarding the mat
ter.
Architects In the North can not under
stand the necessity for the south breeze
which we must have nine months In the
year. Perhaps no windows on the south
side or 20 high that they might be 0rnH
mcuts only Some other requirement
equally necessar would bee nerhap Ignore t.
Most of the best established architects
would not submit TO a competition NJ all
they being sensitive to o professional feel
of the higher professions so thut the men
whose work would he apt to till the re
quirCmeuts In al WAYS would not be known
In the plans submitted at all
| suggest that our building committee
abandon tho competitive idea-choose q wen
SHOWN aud artistic architect, decide upon
the style OF architecture and with MIN ar.
range for the demands needed here for
cue interior.
Why NOT pajronlze Southern nstitu
tiou- going to Tulane university, where
there Is a department Of arclitecture3
There probGhl could be evolved the man.
Ger of library we need, ana one suited 70
pur climate ana city
The money offered for the different
be- a neat sum for the architect and a much
more digntnel attitude assumed toward rh
greatest Of all the s-architecWre
Lct as have something Southern In aren't
lecture. designed In the South
r.. Richardson Cherry.
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Notes and Personals.

Mrs ] A. Hyde, assistant superintendent
OF the Wels-targo Express company went
over to Austin yesterday
M Z, w, Bright conductor on the
southern Pacific, left yesterday afternoon
over tho International and Great Northern
for Buffalo.
Assistant, Superintendent Mackenzie Of
the .WellsFargo Express company was az
shipments.
Mr. w. Turner, travelling passenger
agent Of the Nandalia lines, with heud
quarters az Fort Worth, was a VISITOR 10
Houston yesterday.
Mr. C Waldo general freight agent Of
the Austin and Northwestern road, Win
headquarters az Austin, spent porlon ot
yesterday in Houston
Colonel Cobb. attorney tor the claim de-
partment Of the Southern Pacific san
Antonio. accompanied by Mrs. COBB, was D,
visitor in Houston yesterday
Mr. c. d Golding. Houston CONNER al
agent for the Rock Island route. rhutnel
TO his office yesterday after having sie-t
couple Of days at Hampstead
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express brought IN
the first new bale OF cotton, delye Ing II
yesterday morning The bale is the one
reported from Alice in The Post YESTERDAY
Mr. J. u. Bone, commercial agent
| the Cotton Belt, returned to his Office ~
| Houston yesterday after several LAY
out-oftown hustling for business Tor his
road
Mr.. ]. w Comlskey, yard clerk for the
| Southern Pacific in the Fifth ward took
/ passage on the international and GreA'
! northern fast mail yesterday afternoon
/ for Buffalo.
on Friday evenings moonlight special
over the Galveston, Houston and Northern
| to SYLVAN Beach, the Southern Paddle car
ried 315 people the train being made W
with six coaches well hlled.
! Colonel J. c. Andrews Southwestern
passenger agent of the southern rallwoy
| returned 10 his headquarters IN Houston
| y, sterday morning after having Fpen- o
! few days on a trip through Louisiana in
! Guiding visit 90 the Crescent CITY, -
| mel Andrews saws that business with
| lines from the Southwest is good ana thai
! tho summer passenger traffic Is increasing
! eight along
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In Western North Carolina between tho
Blue Ridge on the east aud the Aiieqhe-
OF the French Broad, 1000 feet above ibe
sea lies Asherlie. beautiful. pictnresot,e
and wepld-tamed as one OF the most pleas,
ant res9rrs ln America IL Is a iand AZ
bright skies and Incompatible cllmste
whose praises have been sung By meets
and whose Aeeutles Of stream valley ana
mouniRsD height have furnished subiecf
and Inspiration Tor the painters hrnS5
THIS a truly Ne Land OF the Sly" ana
there . pefnfSs no more beautiful region
on tho continent 70 attract pleasure t0ni.
lists or health seekers Convenient SEIZED
uies and very low rates to AshaVile y
=. aud all other Carolina Virginia ZEN.
ers, summer resort circular, routes rates
aud general information please write or
call on J. G Andrews. Southwestern pas
sen2er agent. lIutchins House. Houston
Texas
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sneclal Authority.

Austin Texas. June % The following
order was issued today by the railroad
commission;
IN approval Of Joint application of inc
Cane Belt railroad and Galveston, Harris.
burg and San Antonio Railway company
submitted Under number 28 Of the Cane
Belt Railroad company, authority is here
by granted for the adoption Of me fol
lowing rates, for the transportation oi
beer and ice in straigh or mixed car
loads. from San Antonio and Houston Il
Bay CITY.
Beer. straight carloads, minimum weishi
10000 Vounds "a cents per 100 pounds
Ice straight carloads, minimum weight
I 30 eco pounds, 10 cents per 100 pounds
Beer, and Ice may he taken in mike.
carloads al above rates. Observing mint
mum weight of 10000 pounds on beer aut
1900 pounds on Ice
hneetlye upon completion OF railroad I,
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OCEAN RATES DECLINING.
Charges for Handling Freight byWater
Are Becoming Less.
WILL NOT 60 UP AGAIN AS HERETOFORE
Usual for Rates to Decline at End Of
Season, but It Is Believed They VIII
Not Recover This Time.

Galveston, Texas, June 22.-Ihe ocean
freight rates are declining. This is usually
the case at the end Of the season, but "
lie thought that the rates win not go up
next fall as high as they have been the
past season
rhe decrease during the past season OF
the Maritime association, which closed In
February. was not very remarkable, still
there was a decrease on cotton for freight
export Of from 10 to 20 per cent
During the past year the ship brokers
have experienced considerable difficulty In
obtaining Tonnage as particularly In the
early part of the season the ships were In
the service OF the government In trans
porting soldiers and supplies. Unless
something unforeseen occurs these vessels
viii be Ia the merchant service next sea-
son, As in fact many ~ them are now,
ana there VIII be no shortage Of tonnage
like that which was experienced this year
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Ray CITY Texas June 9o-rhc outdt has
arrived to put down the Cane Belt raj
road well or the depot grounds
Track Nylng was resumed Yesterday on
TIE Cane Belt at Duncan ranch ana almost
putting down steel today. The grader ia
under contract 10 finish the work nv SAT
urday night OF this week weather perIii
ting, II that ls accomplished tn trarlI
viii reach Bay city hy fhc middle OF next
week. AT this writing the end Of the
track is about six miles from Bay city
Ou the gan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
HOODS BRIGADE REUNION.

All Roads Entering Galveston Make a
Rate tor Veterans.
Mr. George A. Brpnard, secretary OF
Hoods Texas Brigade association. has Is,
sued The following for the benefit OF
veterans desiring to attend the reunion
al Galveston, June 81 and 2s;
Houston Iune %, The Texas lines hand.
tng Galveston business wll sell 10 an nm.
plicantS Tor Hoods brigade reunion, tickets
90 galveston for reunion. June ~ ana %.
lht, what rs known as summer tourist
tickets which ATE one aud one-thlrd fare
Tor the round tfip. rhese tickets are on
sale daily and good for thirty days from
d0te Of issne See youF station agent IN
time TO permit him 70 communicates With
us general passenger agent in the event
mat he has not received Instructions 10
sen tickets 90 Galveston and return "a
above outlined, ana also as 10 time OF de-,
partnre. George A Rranard
Secretary OF Hoods Texas Brigade Assn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

The Southern Pacific, Atlantic system
has announced rate Of one and one
third fares for the special convention OF
the supreme lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
Chicago, July to Is, aud the same rate
has been announced by the Toxas and
New orleans for the Fourth Of July cele-
brations. applying to points on It's tine
Fer the summer sessions OF the edlca-
TENDER, the Southern Pacific, Atlantic sys
tenn, has announced the rate OF one fare
plus 81. selling June 272S.
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ROCK ISLAND MEETING.
II is to Be Held at Dalhart Monday
terpOcn

It is to Be Held at Dalhart Monday A.
ternoon.
Fort Worth Texas. June 22.--s. c. Mat.
tbews, auditor Joseph Myer. general
freight and passenger agent J. e Du.
breul paymaster; Austin f. Coleman, aud.
ltor Of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa.
cihc and Chicago. Rock Island and Mex.
leo will leave here tomorrow for Dal-
hart. They will be accompanied by r.
2. Dietrich. treasurer; General Freight
Agent McCabe and Vice President ila,eS
all OF the Rock Island headquarters here
TO attend directory meeting Of the Chi
cago,. Rock Island and Mexico, TO be held
Monday.
It ls said officers OF the new Rock is
land line are to be elected.
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Depot and Yard Al Naooodbches.

Nacogdoches, Texas, June 81 Captain
Ryan has his railroad outht IN town camp.
ing on the west bank Of the Bonita. There
Is considerable grading to be done in the
Vicinity Of the depot. Sidetracks and
switches will have TO be put in 70 &C.
commodate an trains Of the Texas ana
New Qrleans and the Houston. East atnd
West Texas railroads Work on the new
depot grounds has begun and Nacogdochcs
Dot
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ACCEPTED THE TERMS.
Stockholders OF the Monterey and Mexi-
can Gulf Road Pleased.

can Gull Road Pleased.
New York, June 2l-1he sale by J and
w sellgman Of this city Of the Monterey
and Mexican Gnlf railroad. which Is con.
trolled by the seligmans, together with a
group Of Belgian capitalists, to the Mexican
Central railroad was confirmed today when
dir ectors Of the ast.named road formally
accepted the terms offered These were
not only closed, but were said n be- en-.
the Monterey and Mexican Gulf road.
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Lawn Tennis at the Heiahts.

A lawn tcunls club has been organized
at the Heights with the following Nom
bers: Mrs Fred F. Dexter Miss Martha
Crawford Miss Halle Paine ana Messrs.
Joe Crawford, j. H. Taylor T. NJ Robin.
son, + s. Miller and Fred f. Dexter Tho
club viii play on Mondays aud Thursdays
at Rose Lawn.
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REFUSE TO DISCUSS INCREASE.

Attorneys for the Frisco Are Silent on
the Subject
Kansas City, June 81 B. r. wlnchel
president OF the Memphis road. aud at
tGrneys for that road declined 70 discuss
the Increase Of Frisco capital stock from
S5o.OOO0O0 to 800 600, GOO beyond stating
that the increase was mnde to take more
~ additional bonded Indebtedness OF the
Frisco roma The CONSOLIDATION plans o.
the Frisco md Memphis railroads are n
the hands Of the Frisco attorneys, who
InfNan IalL
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Centrars Rate announcement

Rates Of one fare plus 50 have been an
nornced by the Houston and Texas Cen.
ral for the following occasions.
Meeting OF the grand lodge. Benevolent
and PROTECTIVE Order OF Elks Milwaukee,,
July 23-21
lHterna uonal convention Bantlst Younr
Ieoples Union OF America Chicago. JuiT
1923 '"''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

w Strain travelling passenger agent, with
headquarters az San Antonio, has been re-
ceived In Houston Nj. strain is OF pr1A-
ent travelling p0sscrte err agent Of the Mem
phls route. With headquarters ut Alemph
/ Tenn. He was formerly located at Dal.
las where he served the Memphis route
In the same capacity.
His appointment by the Frisco is 10 SUE
coed MI John Il. Lendfestey resigned.
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The Grand Trunk Railway system

Inc 1fand runk Hallway System
VIII grant free side trip to Buffalo 70 hold
ers OF summer Tourist Tickets reading over
rs Line via Niagara Falls, giving an op.
pettuniig 10 visit the Pan American Expo.
eifiOh.
rime tables etc, can be obtained on
application 10 City Passenger and Ticket
Agent 2ap Clark street. Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


7. NJ Coniey, Lulng; John Walthau
Galveston; Wade Cowan, Corsicans. Il q
I9ylor Denlson e. &. Andrews. Fort
Worth: John c. Kelly. waco; II. ii. Jones.
sniphuF. La John Spencer Dallas; w
TAYLOR, Kansas City; T. ID Monroe 60.
lumbns, Texas; Charles r. Lanler. clty
Jim Townsend san Marcos; Fred Mills
New York; George NJ. Arnett Tennessee,
bertrand, Wirn; r. g. MeAnnity. Hort
Worth John j. Black, Taylor; j. A Mo
Due. Orange Texas.
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Strain Has Reaianed.

Memphis, Tenn. June % &C. D. strain
travelling passenger agent Of the Memphis
ronte With headquarters at Memphis, mas
resigned and Will accept service with me
81 Louis and san francisco after me
hrst Of next month. lie Is 10 be travelling
pnssenger agent az san Antonlo
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GuIf AZ Line Rases.

The rate Of one fare plus 81 has been
mounced by The Houston. East and
West Texas for both Chicago and ST.
Louis on account OF the summer sessions Of
educational institutions. July to Septem-
Der, tickets selling from all points June
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
SHORTENING THe Line.
Southern Pacific Building into Bracket
vile TO Save Ten Miles.

vile TO Save Ten Miles.
San Antonio, Texas, June q. The south
ern Pacific railroad has two engineering
corps In the neid west Of this city run
ming lines with view Of Strengthening
and shortening the line between waldo,
via Braokettylle aud STANDARD, distance
of forty miles This line runs ten miles
north Of spotord Junction, ut which point
the Eagle Pass branch leaves the main
line and VIII neceesitate the extension or
the branch from Snonord Junction tn
Brackettvilie
The reconstruction OF this part Of the
line viii shorten II about ten miles and
new heavy steel rails for this part Of the
road have already been placed along the
linz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

New YORK, June n President Fisa of the
Illinois Central today made positive de.
nial 70 the Evening Post OF The current
reports tha5 the Illinois Central viii take
over the Minneapolis and ST. louis ANA
Iowa Central railroads
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23

granted TO me by the United States Gov.
eminent as a reward for my dlligent study
ana experiment. I call my Electrical Appl
ance an Electric Belt because thai -
the proper name for 1.-THE Appliance be
Ing Body Battery worn around the BODY
rs belt but you must not confuse II
with the many so.called electric BELTS now
being offered the public
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Cooke Made G. P. a. al the ErIe

New York June n Formal announce
ment is made BY tho Erie railroad officials
that d, W. Cooke Is appointed general
passenger agent, vice y. !. Roberts re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
RnHaln Ennnsition.

This great attraction Is reached via New
orleans and Queen and Crescent IN thirty.
four hours from New Orleans. Pullman
Nesubule sleeping ears from New Orleans
10 Buffalo via Queen and Crescent with,
out change. Cafe dining cars ON an
through trains, Double daily train service
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c. M. Stain NIth A. &c.

circular issued from the headquar
ters OF the passenger department Of the
Frisco line at Dallas. appointing Mr.. C.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
Changed Place OF Meeting.

Inc Houston and Texas Central has
Issued a circular TO iis asentA stating that
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All trains auva ana dspsr, from The Grand Cen
tIsl depot except ths Missouri. Kansas & Texas
trains which have depot IN the FIN ward, the In
ternatona & Great Northern ana Columbia Tap
which use The international and Great Northern ie-
pot on Congress avenue, and the Houston East and
West Texas morning train which leaves from and
arrives az ne Houston East snd West Texas dep OF
The Missouri. Kansas & Texas ana Galveston,
Houston & Henderson iraus pass the international
ana Great Northern depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
NERVO.VITAL AILMENTS.
Their Radical Cure Warranted by the
Or. Bennett Method Of Applying eieo-
tricity-Read and investigate.

Do not llngcr along in your misery M
tu your ailments have reached an incur.
able stage II YOU are suffering from any
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g. II. q ~. n. r.
pepo, foot Of CoGp -ss Avenua
GaivcstOn Trains

NOTE-Tralns leaving Houston atGssp.
n snd arriving at Houston 81 34s q. ia ana
Io.as "a. m also run Into GraNd Central De-
pot departing l1 minutes earlier ara arriv-
ing ten minutes later than time given above,
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form OF W GIN S4,IssC77 rEetSlE.llI>
ness, Lost Wig .&,NSssESgis NJ ,Sl MN
or aud vitality sS1:as - IL = ~ Z. z
II is simply aSSrfSESf 49, III n ~. E9
crime TO neglect aA~ks fts g IEstFS W.
yourself OF dope = - " ~
) our stomach " Esa s y y, IN. Z; sfSsl
with strong >ZtttzzlTlVITgf 7GIL lySSs;
/: I: FL. 81: !. !. {. 4. (: W
drugs. Nature 'I5IkTSglLX VlIMGNNNN
trlcity WI c h 'jJU' iM MAJ
phgsc and curse VI
OF human HIS "a - ~
II is sure, speedy snm NA1Mk
safe cure in every case ESS,ASS
where the proper cur Gkft%fS<-
rent is applied right II ~
Il. {. 4. !. ].
Won are suffering IRON ANP Wy
any form of these pr EN "
cuiIar und bafhni EsAi Y
Nervous Ailments VII ENz0, yO
warrant TO cure yol NSYyR0Ws
and the expense l. NJ 1W
ncht-within the reacn of VA H
all The afflicted The eXclu- "a
slve use Of my method Of 4
applying Electricity to the Hfa
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flUh Wefa.
Leave 700 an Express Trsln. Arrive 1000 90
Grand Genital Depot
Leave sos ?. Arrive 9 .o2 a &
shreveport Kansas City and CineinnsuJ
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Depot foot Of Congress Avenue
Fast MRs1 TO 81. Louis ana Chicago.
Leave 800 p m.-..,.........., Arrive $50 a. N
Leave !. 90 a. m...,....... ..... Arrive 7,5S pm
Colombia and ycInsco Trains.
Leave s.0oa ~ ................. arrive AS p tn
Daily Except sunday
Leave 900 an. lSuniAy oui}.l Afy!yo As p N.
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M, X. a +. II. II.
NJ, X. & II. Depot, Fifth ward.
leave 9.O5 q mo.............. Arrive 9 30 = "a
Leave ?. oS p N .............,. Arrive 5 o . 90
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DIR. BENEFITS ELECTRIC BELT
1t2 to t21 Union Bdau Denver, Colo
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Nos AND &c iast mail and express between We ss
IA and Denison going from Houston wa NE cen-
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It. & n. o. II. r..
Houston and New orleans IrHinS-
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

H., q n. Q. n n.
Grand Central Depot 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23
CATHOLIC BAZAAR.
Closed Thursday Night with Sue
cessful Minstrel Show.

Closed Thursday Night with a Sue
cessful Minstrel Show.
The three days bazaar OF st Joseph's
Cat holic society closed Thursday even
ing with minstrel show. The bazaar
was q financial success, something over
5000 being realized from it.
The minstrel show was the big success
OF the bazaar. The sunfiower chorus,
which was a new feature in Ellsworth,
was unique. The choruses were good.
The solo parts were we'll rendered. The
song "Hannah's a Hummer" by F. E.
O'Leary, OF Bangor, was the popular sue
cess OF the evening.
The names OF those Who took part were
printed in THE AMERICAN last week.
The programme was rs follows:
Opening chorus ................E Entire company
Love win Find Way Charles Champlin
Face to Face. Miss Alice Latin
Topical song. .................s..J III Linnehan
Darkey Love song. ..............Mrs e Walsh
Buck and wing dancing ..........John Mcclure
Hannah's Hummer ..............F O'Leary
Excelsior. William McNulty
Grand finale .................. Entire chorus
VueoH N'J Sua'sS''S
Skirt dance. .....................Ma Margaret Grant
Hoop dance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mine girls
Specialties I'll Jellison
Song and dance "When Reuben Comes to
Town"-Misses Latin and Drummey,
Messrs Hurley and Latin.
Features of the bazaar were the draw
ing and voting contest. The voting con-
test for the gold watch was won by David
Linnehan. The fortunate ones in the
drawing for prizes were as follows:
Hand painted stein, Mrs. Charles Gay
nor; pipe, Arthur Salisbury; box OF
cigars, Charles Leland; picture, St.Cecelia'
Mrs. John Collins, Bangor; picture,
Madonna, Rev. FIR. Hayes; cuff links, z T..
Latin; barrel OF -four, Mrs. James
Bresnahan; pair of shoes, Ernest
Brown; clock, Mrs. Clara Lee; mirror,
James Ford; bed puff, Gertrude Scam
mons; couch, W. e. Brown, Northeast
Harbor; cord OF wood, Daniel Kane, Man
chester, n. H.; ham, E, M. Moore; oak
rocker, ISIS Mary E. Monohon, Cherry
field; parlor table, Neil Engsbaum, Pitts
burg, Pa; box of cigars, Harry Sweeney;
willow rocker, A. d. Stuart; five-doilar
| gold piece, Mrs. McEachearn, Quincy,
Mass; ladys gold watch, lsaoeiia
| Hawkes.; S25 in gold, Mrs. John
Mccarthy, Bar Harbor; gold watch, X. H.
| Kittredge, Bar Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-10-23

King appeared for the respondent. The
Jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
State vs.. Joseph Swszey, assault and
battery. Continued.
state VS.. Frank Bracy, cruelty to ami
mails. Judgment OF lower court affirmed.
Principal and sureties deiaulted.
State vs. Herbert l.. Graham, participat-
ing IN prize fignt. Judgment of iower
court affirmed, with additional costs.
Pa, IS; c~sts, so ~
State VS. John Lambert, participating in
prize fisnt. Juog mon. vi lower oOuav a.
firmed. with additional costs. Fine, So;
costs, $50 40.
State VS.. John j. Moran, participating
in prize fight. Judgment of lower court
affirmed, with additional costs. Fine,
IS; costs, s2949.
state VS.. John Mcdonald, assault and
battery. Judgment vi lower court al
firmed.
State vs. C. A. Weaver, assault and bat
terry. e. cases.. Judgment OF lower
court affirmed. Fine, so; costs, s27.74, in
each case.
The cases against Graham, Lambert,
Moran and Weaver, grew out of the prize
fight at Bar Harbor last spring, to which
the officers put stop and stirred up a
lively row.
A case on the criminal docket against
Fred Colson for violation OF the fish laws,
which was continued from the April
term, was mol pressed.
STATE VS.. DoRR.
The case OF the State vs.. George M.
Dorr, of Orland, went on trial this morn.
jng. Dorr Is charged with larceny Of
pooh ct book containing $3.50 from the
pocket OF Il o. sugden's coat, which he
had laid on counter in bis store. Mr..
Dorr Is defended by GiIlen IL Towle, of
Bangor. The case will go TO the jury this
afternoon.
This proba bly, will be the last case tried
at this term, though the case against
William Mckenzie may be. The case
against Howard g. Spofford for assault
with the intent to kill, will be settled
without trial.