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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-28
FRUIT SHIPPING ITEMS.

The first shipment Of Triumph
peaches went out during the latter
part of the week and brought good
prices, some selling in New York at
81. 50 per crate. In Norfolk yesterday
peaches generally sold at from $1.5o
to $I.75: earlier in the week the price
went down as low as $1.25 but no re-
ports have reached us Of anything un-
der this figure. All reports received
this morning indicate a slight rise
and the week generally has been quite
satisfactory to local fruit growers.
Berries early in the week sold in some
markets as low as 6 and I cents, but
the average price received was be-
tween and 9 cents, with some few
crates sold at II and IL cents. About
5000 crates is roughly estimated to
be the total of the week S shipments.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27

Counterfelts of De@itts Wit Haze
Sal7e are liable to cause blood poisoning
Leave them alone. The original bas the name
DeWitt's upon the box and wrapper 1t is 3
harmless aad healing salve for skin diseases.
Unequalled for piles j 8 Hughson b Co.
How many property owners or Main Street
will meet the ely Couocil half wsv on 8
proposition to put dow" ar'l6cisl stone pave.
ments? II has been stated oy uembsr OF
Council that that body would probably agree
to pay one half the cost Of putting down the
pa7emsnls if all the property owners along
the business portion Of Main Street would
agree to the plan Il would cost some money
about Sil0 square yard-but the i'm
provenent would be 80 great that the cost
should not deter the property owners. il
Council sees its way clear to make the appro-
priatiou
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
A Long Range Guess.

Rhe Orsngesurg correspondent of The State
Uakes 20 following seid assertion shss hss
caused the 6eeneo Of Sauser 10 laugh
'sNo sseh Gre a occurred at sautec the
5sy our test wss made can occur here if
within the reach OF the Ere system, which
covers the city,
Sumter hsa the best equipped and most
elciens volunteer Gre department in the
State, that Of Colemoia excepted in so far 90
she eqa:pment 10 concerned, aud the water
system is andoobtedly the equal, if nos the
sopsrior OF auy other in the State, yet the
Gre occuered. The 6re department war on
she groood and had severai streams Of water
% the ere within three minutes after she
alarm -as given, aud, before The Gre was
s1tinguished, more than g half million gall
iops of water we're throwc on the b1raing
saildings. Toe damage was all done Within
half hour and the greater part OF the less
oecarred Within ,eu minutes after the sre was
discovered. 1t is easy TO make long raoge
brsg like the enc qootsd above, but seuaripg
the Dosss with tie facts lie another thing
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
Fire Came Down I''

4 shiniog light among the prisoners in
the Jail on she night when the Jail wac
suraed, vas Ed O'Cantey, Degro preacher
OF the local exhorter variety He was tried
aud coovicsed Of rape at the last term of
court, but vas not sentenced, owing to the
nnegpected adjournmeut of court in cepse-
quence of the illness Of Judge Gary.
He has oeeo kep. 10 Jail awaiting ser
,ence and, as be had 40 h,og else 10 do and
no trial To worry about, be has spent his time
70 large extent in preachiog. praying aud
sioging 90 Monday night the Rev Edward
he,d lengthy prayer and song service and
had just concluded ny singing with great
unction stEire Game DOVE ~ when tie cos1a-
gratiou broke oRr aud in q moment Epper-
son's stab vas seethiag, roaring mass of
hs4es and the Jail was almost immediately
enwraeped io oillows Of smoke and Ere
which the high wind swept across the mar
row street
The o,her prisoners were for the tine too
badly scared TO think or Say anything asout
she surprising climax to the ReY Edwards
eong service, out when they were all safely
lodged ia the guard house and the keen.
edge of their terror bad worn Of, the Rev
Edward started 10 sing ''Fire Came Down /"
again Bat as soon as he began singing
there was so ouicry frou all the prisooers.
and his cellus,e ezpostRistssi forcioly WIKI
him after this mssuer aLook here, you
fool bigger, bush up your -
uouta: yo' -. singing doue
made 'nough ,r'uble fur ooe rigbs'
Rev. Edward 0 Caotey shu. ap bis moath
asr,hv,,h and sang ''Fire Came Dovn go no
more.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
STORE FLOODED
Levi Bros. Have Stock Damaged
by Water.

During the downpenr of rain Monday night
the cutters of Lew Bros. store became
clogged, the roof sas flooded aod 9 perfect
aood of water poured down ioto The etore
Tue stocke of clothing, shoes, ooiions aud
par, Of the dry goods and bat stocks were
soaked with water and considerably dam
aged The police discovered The conditioa
of sfa,rs aud uoiied Ar Fers Levi, ~bo
csue down at once and with the assistance
of as .aaoy bands as could ue secured.at that
hour oroke the cutters loose at the top aud
lei the water escape from the roof. The
trouble was caused by connecting the eight
ioch gutter leading from the roof, With four
inch unoerdrsin, leading from the bottom of
the quite, to the street drain This smatl
underdrain was Dot large enough to carry eff
the water and easily became clogged with
trash frem the roof
All OF the leakage vas near the front of
tho store, the roof being divided into two
valleys, the front one discharging Through
guster oc the eide neas the froat, and the one
at the back through 9 gutter at the rear of
the store I. was the side gutter emptying
into the four inch poder drain that became
clogged eod eooded the front part of the roof.
The reer drain did not become clogged and
there was no leakage 10 the back part of the
stere where the groceries are kept
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
cola steel OF Death

sgaere is bat one small ehsaes to save your
ife an that is thruagh an operation" vas sho
auFui prospect set before Mrs B Huas, Of
Lime Rid2e, Wis. by her doctor AFTER vainly
Gying to cure hes Of frightful ease Of ssoe-
ssh ,roaSle and yellow jsundiee. he dida't
souas on the marvellous power Of Electric
Biteers to cure stomach and liver troables. su.
she heard of It, took sevea bottles. Vas wholly
spred, avoided surgeons knife, aov weighs
mere and feels better than ever. It's positive
ly guaranteed 10 cure stomach. liver snd kid
sey troubles, and never disappoinss. Price
soc at J 2 " De- orne's drne store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
srUFFY MAINS ANOTHER
MAN.
Just Released FROM Chain Gang,
Announces Candidacy for Sec
ono Term.

John Braeey. alias S.1ffy, Who has just
completed an Is noeths term on the chain
gang, having been discharged week or ten
days ago, is ia trouble again and will proha-
bly, go back 10 tbe gang Tae term he served
vas for assault, and battery with intent 10
kill, his victim being Joho Belcher and the
weapoa used a beer bottle
THIS time Caesar Burrongba is the sufferer
and kuifs was S,ufr,'s weapon.
StnEy and Caesar got into row near the
corner of Main aud Dugan streets Monday
afternoon bat before it had procesded any
time SsnEy drew knife and stabbed Caesar
in the head, inGicsing severe but not fatal
wound. S,uEy was arrested sy the police
aad was tried before the Mayor this morning.
he was sentenced 30 pay fne of S25 or
serve SO days on the streets
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
PIANO RECITAL.
By the Pupils Of the Sumter School
OF Nusic.

a large audience attended the piano recital
given Thursday evening by the prpila Of tue
Sz@tsr School Of Music in the studio on Aeiu
street. The programme was arranged 70
show the class Of work being done by the
several pepils who took part in the recital
and the progress they are making TIE
entertainment vas one of the most successful
get held under niss Eweli's direction and
was thoroeehly enjoyed by the audieace
The progress that the rupils of the school
have made under Miss Ewelrs tuition has
been little short Of remarkable. Several OF
the little girls who were on the programme
last eveaiug have been studyipg music only
with credit to their teacher and delighted the
audience The prograume wss as follows:
Jennie NcLeod-Holiday Yorke, By Ed
Read.
Katie Weatsera-Suumer Night Waltz,
by Lang.
Hauie Nash-Ho,iday Waltz, by Ed Read
Arrie Stuckev-Un Souvenir, oy Saroni.
Sneis Dick-Lullaoy and Ethel Waltz, by
Mrs Virgil.
Cborus-by the scbool-Coon Song.
Mildred Hsll-Wslz Caprice. by Ers.
Virgil,
Katie Noses-Bsrcarolle, by spinder.
Emma Baker-Hungsria. by Cecil Klein.
Eleaoor Mason-Fsiry Fingers, by A. K.
Virgil
Emma Masoo and Bessie Jervey-Vocal
Dues--I Live and Love Thee. by F Campsna.
Ethel Cooo--Polooa:se, by A. Schmoll.
Mary Cooper-Fsdeste, by Carl Bobn.
Marguerits AcLeod-Heather Rose, by
Lang
Rosa Gillespie-sous Les Lilas, by Ernest
Lee,Roll,ng, Op 2
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 6.

ga. u.-Gsnsral reception to delegates
aud visiting 6renen, st court house.
liza o-Geoeral parade. in which 1ust
appear, With apparatus, all ee@paaies iu-
tending TO eoupese for priaes
l2@ -keesieg team eepsains ct city ball
TO select jo9ges.
sp n-Hose Bose vsgea eonsess. First
p-is- $50, second prize $50.
ep. -Conventiou South Carolina Vol
au.see Flrenen's association at opera heEse.
THURSDAY. JUNE z.
tee. R.-Hsas reel contest (ioser-ssa,e).
First priss $50, Second prize $50.
Silver. gold lined truupet-South Carolina
ASSOCIATION teams oDly can compete for tram
pet
Grss races. Immediately following hand
reel cossess First prize $50, secood prize
$40.
''Sbco Fly" Raes-Yeaz aras, $50.
individual Eaee-Gold medal.
fbe Eoveraiog COMMITTEES of the .Eewborry
souraspeut has adopted she rules Of the
Ssuth Carolina association, With the ezcep
tien OF section G, striking cat 'drop Of e
bali" sud substituting "shot of pistol"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
PRINCE PRO TEN.
a Slow Show and a Small
House

Dao pseksrd's "Prioce Pro Tsm' Co up.
pesred 10 the Opera Bouee last Friday night
before q small audieoce The less said about
the quality Of the show the batter, for there
wsa little TO commend 10 the perfo nance
The play itself vas neither opera nor vaude.
willie but aa unsatisfsctory combination OF both
With other things thrown in. The email
hosss may have bad depressing effect upon
the spirits of toe players, FOR they went
through their parts ip q desultory port of
vav.ss if they never expected 10 visit Sumter
again and didn't care whether they pleased
the crowd or not There were few clever
speeialtes scattered here and there through
the performance and the crowd that came out
10 De amused appreciated the change and
applauded every thing that was passaoly
good with the greatest liberslty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
aAaooD HAPPENINGS.
Bagood, s C, March 2e, 100

GoSOO41 - " AoiSo AS3 1S01'
Our community is having plenty of rain
just now which will be quite helpful to the
small grain crop though it may give bad
stand Of corn where it has just beeo planted
The presest outlook for smait grain is more
promising than in years Many farmers are
through planting upland corn. We are of
opinion that this is mistake as the stand is
apt to be bad
People are beginning to catch plenty of
6sh now You should come up Mr. Editor
aud Try sour luck if you want to bsve good
time Come some time when the river is
down-and we will give you Que of the best
stews you ever enjoyed
number Of people are still afflicted with
the grip, bot we bear of 20 serious cases.
Mr. J Russell Atkinson of Richburg, s. c.,
paid flying visit to relatives 10 cur CON
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
Petit Jury for Second Week.

" p DuBose. providence.
J p Wilson, Providence
wv Burket,, Siaseburg
. J EaSeoek, Spring Hill.
P,ok Weeks, Manchester
@. l. Willisnsoa, Spriog Hill.
A J Smith, Shiloh
3 2 Keels, Shiloh.
JF Hsvkins, Shiloh.
Robess AeBschero, Spring Hill.
q A Hoyt, Saurer.
D Bnll. Ssalsours
George Booth, Providence
George T Geddiogs. Msochsster.
Alva Mellett, Manchester.
AP Viuson, Jr. Sumter
" " Kelley, Bishopvi!ls.
&c Mills, Lyuchourg.
DL Reaves, Bisbopville.
A Wall, Shiloh
30 Diyon, Bissopville.
" @ Pigate, Lynchburg.
TIE Richburg, Lyucbbure.
STR Wilson, Lyncbburg
2 8 Dunlap. Spring Hill.
JR White, Providence.
Isbam Moore, Stateourg-
" S Boykin, Providence
Fl Belron Dickson, Shiloh.
JM Cald we'll, Middleton
CL Emanuel, Rafting Creek.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
Millinery Opening

The annual spring opening g. Hrs L At
kinsor's will be held on Wednesday and
Thursday, April Sd and 4th MS Atkin
sous for ner patrons and the public eonersll,
are invited TO attend the opening, where vii
be displayed the latest and oss fashionable
styles and IDEAS in millinery for the spring
and summer seasons Mrs Atkinson has re
Gently returned from New York where shs
spent several weeks selecting ber stock and
fsuiisria,ug herself With the STYLES and
shapea for tie sea ON
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
An zEoness Medicine fer La Grippe

George W Watt of South Gardiner, Me-,
says: 81 have had the worst cough, cold,
chiils aod grip and have taken lots Of trash
of no account but profit TO the vendor.
Cheubsrlain's Coagh Remedy is the only
thing that has done any good whatever.
have used one bottle Of it and the chills, cold
and grip have ell lefs ne. congratulate
the manufacturers Of an honest medicine"
For sale by Dr. A Chioa.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
I eosa Cough Medicine Ger Children.

al have 20 beaisaney 10 recommending
chanberlaiu's Cough Remedy" Gays F. P.
Moran. e we'll knouO and popalss baker. of
Petersburg, We. 'sWe have given il 70 our
children when sroooled with Z ceashs, slss
vh0oping cough, sod it hs ssways given
persscs sa,isfacsion. It ws,yreeoauended to
ne by druggist ao the b. ST eoash medicine
ssr children as it consaiaee 10 opium or other
harmfcl drag" Sold by DFSA J China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
OUT ON BOND

The stomach controls the situation. Those
who are hearty and strong are those vbo can
eat aud digest plenty of food. Kodcl Dys-
pepsis Cure digests what you eat and allows
you to eat all the good food you want If
you suffer from Indigestion, heartburn, oelch.
ing CIR any other stomach trouble, this prep.
aration csn't help but do you COED. The
most sensitive stomacbs can take. it j s
Hushson Z Co
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27

So far 7s5 people Rave been veccnated in
Sumter ia the past eight weeks as follows ::
b. city psgsjcisa l25, oy other physicians
50, by beel,h Officer SO; tots 785 About
twenty Eve per cent were whites There are
come stll not VAC mated The large num-
Der ofloew citizens moving to Sumter Within
the past two years nscessiiutsd general vacci
nation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27

Rrs c. 8. vanDesssn, of Kilbourn, Wis,
was s@icted with stomach trouble and con-
stipas,on for long tine. She says, "I-have
tried many preparations but none have done
as the good that Cheuberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets have" These Tablets are
for sals ct DR. A Ohina's drug store. Price,
as eesie Samples free.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
q Frighftul Elundsr

Will often cause horrible Burn, scald, Cut
oy Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica sa7e. the best in
The world will kill the pain and promptly aoal
il. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boils. Felons. Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best
Pile Cure on earth. Only 25 cts, box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by .F.W. Delerme, prng-
giss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27

Like Oliver Twist. chldre ask for more
when given Ooe Minute Cough Cure Moth
era endorse i, highly for croup Il quicblJ
cures all coughs and colds aud every throat
and lung trouble Il ia specific for grippe
aod asthma and has long been we'll known
remedy for whooping cough j s Hugheon
l. Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
Prisoners for Court.
IN JAIL

Elliott Peterson, rape.
Richard Frierson, grand lsrceDy.
Wilson Dick, grand larceny.
Rezekiah Law, burglary.
B II. Carpenter, breaking into car.
Walter Simmoos, breaking into car.
Wesley Jennings, breaking into car
Louis Lanes, breaking iBto car
John Nickens bsrniug hay rick.
Washington Miller. violation Of dispensary
aw
Geo Dew, disposiog of crop under lien.
Amands Calhoun, burning hay rick.
OUT ON BOND.
Mack Robinson, violating dispensary Law
Edward Dargan, larceny from the 6eld.
Peter Conyers, criminal neglect.
Alex Jefferson, murder.
Joe Zouel. murder accessory.
Louis Larkin, murder
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
nuoi,y He ls brother of Nr Rob, Alkio

muoi,y He ls brother of Nr Root Alkio
SOD, now at The Mood In6rmary
The other dny as we were climbing bill
We besrd great noise and bullabeIoo 90 the
other side, aud wondered what it meant
When ws reached the top we saw big
"nigger" trying to ow little OK We
were cit reandei of the fellow who haYng
harneesed guat for 40 airg fight, in an
effort to make him rise blew bis wings of
with his vociferations
l.: is reported tha, Rev J G Crouch will
preach at the High Hi!ls church mex Sunday
BE served this church two years very accept.
ably Civis
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
Souvenir Tea.

The ladies' of the Baptist Church will give
Souvenir Tea at the home of Nr Bartow
Walsh on the afternoon Of April s,h. Pro
ceeds for new church
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
The Sumter Dry Goods ompsny
Found Guilty.

Found Guilty.
This wide awake firm have been suspected
for several years pass, and 6nally touad
guilty Of ahov,ne the handsomess spripe
stock they have ever hsndled and which w
tbiok vosid do credit to soy city
They enjoy e well-deaervsd and wide-reach
ing reputation for fair and square dealing
and if appearances count for anything, they
must DO having az easy waik.over judging
from the crowds who daily visit their large
eetablshnent
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-27
The Piremep's Tournament.

Pbe Bireasn's Teorsaosrs will be held iu
Eevberry on Juoe esh aod 7th.
The programme and prizes are as follows !:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-17
HOUSE HAS AN
EMMELUTH ROW
The Course Of Salary SIashing
Displeases the Plumber
Statesman.

The House held to it's reputation for
sensations yesterday by having a
dramatic wind-up in the afternoon
AS the result of the incident. the
finance committee is without a head,
Mr.. Emmeluth having resigned in dis
gust, incidentally making remarks
which led the speaker to say that if he
had been made of the same material
as Mr.. Emmeluth he would have set
his dog on him.
1t all came about over the much dis
cussed and little considered salary ap-
preparation bill, which has been pend
ing for the last few days Mr. Emme-
luth was for making cuts in salaries
in order to save money for public i'm
provements, but his influence was una
vailing against the speaker on the floor
of the House. The speakers tactics,
which he has been skillfully playing
since the house went into committee
OF the whole yesterday, were at last
successful, and by vote OF IL to 6,
the ideas and plans Of Mr.. Emmeluth
were overthrown to make way for
those of 1.-The little Gear from Kauai"
Dull as an appropriation bill Is, there
were many lively tits during the day,
mostly, however, between the members
of the Independent party. Mr.. Robert
son, the leader of the Republicans,
was present all day, and kept discreet
ly mum, which worthy example was
generally followed by all the Republi-
can members. The day brought out a
peculiar political situation, however,
by which every member of the Repub-
lican party on the floor of the House
voted against the estimates of the Re
publican Governor, and most of the
Independents. under the leadership of
the speaker, voted to make the appro-
priation bill conform to the recon-
mendations of the Governor, whom
they fought so hard during the regular
session. Even Mr.. Dickey, who has
been dubbed Governor Dole.s defend
er," voted against him in this matter.
The session began over half an hour
late yesterday morning, and as soon
as the message from the Senate was
read, announcing the passage of the
session expenses appropriation bill the
committee on public lands and inter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-17

100000 worth Of lNas1aflz
only a little oye nMts ~
to the Treasures Eirzs y
them out of, and b III NJ Y
the House should WIZ y -
the matter. LET b. eGIr
out where the money ! taM
and if he does not klHst ~
make an appropriate III q
000?" said he. PAS D. "
figures laid down by Tie s's'
we cut salaries S per eat ~
ing to fill the positions
Ricans," INTERPRETED K1I
publican.) The motion d III
pass the bill with The item
Governors estimates val
several votes had been liia
tain the result.
The House started d .
wordy discussion, when NJ !.
got in a motion that !, W y,
rise. Kumulae promptly
but Robertson wanted 'h =
to rise and recommend y y
to Law the bill on the i,a
public Improvements Dill - =,
by Mr.. Emmeluth, who ~ !. 4,
he was losing grouna;, -. a 4
Speaker Akina, for sSosl
teenth time during the p n,
has been pending, m0v sl. =. Y
that the balance Of the - Oh
Governors figures
thing about Akina as = !, N
d defeat r. but but simply waits Y, Y,
pert fencer to make p; y. y
After all his feints nsa n, M 4
made his home thrust u
by a vote of 10 TO : !, The n, ID "a
Dickey put it, lied ,,.ns.IIs M II
bill bill and RECOMMENDED itsi 's sI,s|
the Governors fig glss ltersI
ready amended Wn''A
i0 The pnG report was ad,P + 1a]
the question, q vo !. ,a u X
House what sort O. s,. M, i !
this committee oil iSi,n,"nsgeg1
tspasts Of # this country ,.d 7
Of my nv constituents. F sass.t
finance committee, u 1aForr II
ends meet. / hay 70, wa sse
mem of this HOUSE .srs ~ {
oround down wv
ing ar arO some other p,',ss !.
m ri suggested t y as,isr,
II am out o. !. he
err And I am out ,.s o. ID b
mittee, I am not g0I ia5sg
Ugt Oh the he' financs, CO., 90 ID
yourself ; u MT. ' Rule ness
O OI 5ff in this hall T., aI nisss
| was va ! h yhsm cd Of yo yours, &
The speaker sag Z NJ. "a
meluth wa. was he rh4 was hot
ml56ss '1 Pss ma ar ed 'h s49s|
wsard n2 9tei ll tx :, :s'', sa95j1I
Tbe House tiieH @
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-17
THE JUDGE MIGHT : ;. :

Cease and CO I,BT Tb, IN
an I!li moi s as5aF3 ss55o =. ~
T SepT' weak SeI points, R saP, "a
ed ef to the court n q Issi
d ti5 y SoG think thin there gs5i.s ! 81 B. "
points points well Ell judge e. /, Fl
! sut l " didn't f s@sgsb 49,
would VOL kind of Dl..,+tI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-17
He XIV" a y

Archbishop lg !, tsat sTsss
his hi r BIStf 81 sPpese:sa, Be Be e s$ +
upon u ,, any p'fss assr '''
key.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-01

Samuel Redd, a blind colored man. was
today convicted in the Police Court Of beg
cling on the street, and Judge Kimball sent
him to the farm tor thirty days.