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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-05
BUSINESS CHANCES

%
!: DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A SAFE
!. INVESTMENT. WHERE YOUR
3 MONEY WILL Mako 20 PER CENT
!. PER ANNUM?
3 Earnings last year were II per cent
. on money invested. Every reason why
s it should be doubled this year. Ad-
Y ditionaI money goes to increase the
= plant, so that our pack can be dou-
3 bled. Officers composed Of the most
y prominent business men Of the city.
Z For particulars write !.
3 PACIFIC COAST AND NORWAY
y PACKING CO.,
y $40 Lumber Exchange Bid. Minneapolis.
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BIG HORSE AUCTION SALE.

BIG HORSE AUCTION SALE.
Wednesday, April 8, commencing at 10
o'clock a. m, Barrett & Zimmerman will sell
at their Midway stables 1. 900 head of all kinds
of horses. Come to the auction. Every
horse warranted as represented. Private
sales daily. Cohsignments solicited.
Barrett & Zmmerman's horse auction and
commission market Midway, Minnesota
Transfer St Paul MINI.
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,,. KELLY & ZIMMERMAN.

North Side Horse Market.
Just received, sixty head choice farm
;, mares. draft, drivers and general pur-
; pose horses. Our motto is quick sales
and small profits. Remember, We han
. die nothing but the best Of horses that
: money will buy. We can undersell all
> other dealers.
We can Save every buyer from $40 to
= $25. Call and examine our stock and be
, convinced that we handle just what we
!. advertise. Our stables are located at
: 142S Washington ay n.
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WANTED, LOCAL AND GENERAL AGENTS
in every state to handle high grade spe-
cialty; just out; fully protected: splendid
seller among all classes; nothing like it on
the market: permanent sales and absolutely
no competition: branG new and sells on its
merits; big money maker for agents; over 10
per cent profit; particulars and terms free.
Sample postpaid, 35 cents. Mill City Speciality
Co.. MinneaDOlis Mimi.
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made to order, little used. Also good Mason
d Hamlin organ Both in good condition.
for sale cheap. S044 Park aY.-
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AT THE OLD BARN, IN ALLEY, sos 4th
ay s. you VIII find anything In the line Of
horses, big and little. Buggy, single harness.
pne nice pony; everything goes, cheap; cash
Or time payments. Remember. we exchange
Dos 4th av s.
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FOR SALE-DOUBLE SEATED CARRIAGE,
extension top, cheap; have no use for it. 1923
Tennepin ay.
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FOR SALE--ONE LIGHT. NARROW-TIRE
wagon; one horse, farm wagon and hay rack;
one light spring wagon; will trade for any
thing I can use Also 20 hens. No. 3747 18th
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FOR SALE-CHEAP, ONE WELSH PONY;
weight about 400 pounds one set of harness,
one pony cart. 3112 Colfax av S.
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FOR SALE-12 HEAD HORSES. ONE PAIR
light mules. express wagon, two sets heavy
harness. b6S 7th aV n
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FOR SALE-s0-LIGHT DETROIT GAS MA
chine, in perfect order. Apply to VIM. AL
mour, 2102 Lake of the Isles boulevard.
FOR sALE-BARN, CHEAP. AT 1923 PARK
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). FOR CAPITALISTS AND MANUFAC- Z.
:. TURERS = VALUABLE PATENT
!. FOR SALE-HOG DRESSING RACK
:. -(NEW)-
!. For farmers and butchers use. Re-
!. markable demand. Write for terri
!. tory by counties or states to MAX
+ VOIGT, Emmetsburg. Iowa.
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FOR SAIIE-STRICTLY FIRST CLASS HE'D
derby & McCrasken handmade runabout, in
frst-class condition. +. L. Mcclellan, 245
lst ay y.
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$50 TAKES A GOOD WORK TEAM;
weight, $500 Also two buggy horses; weight,
] 900 Dn24 4th st n.
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FOR sALlLRM1scHLLANRoUs

FOR SALF-Ml MISCELLANEOUS
~~~>~O~~~S~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~
FREE FOR SALE CARDS TO THOSE
advertising under this head. Be sure and
call for them when you leave the I'D.
WOODBURY., }l.76 TO SAYS; q loads, $500.
Factory wood, 81: coal, $375 to $8.25.
Plymouth Lbr. Co..4 Lumber Ex. Phone 7l7J2.
I BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE AND REPAIR
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MAX A. KOHEN, S27 WASHINGTON Az s.
WATCHES CLEANED S1,mainsprin9s N.war-
ranted l year. Esk's. II Wash. NC. house
Gold speotacles, special sale: eyes examined
Tree. Ostrem. optcian, 329 Nicollet. upstairs.
CELEBRATED DERBY OFFICE DESKS.
BANNER Sectional BOOKCASES. N. W..
Agency. 9Th st s, j. 3. Gage &c.
FOR SALE-THREE-HORsR GAsO-
lene engine. with hot tube and electric ig-
n1ters. Address TAO, Journal.
PLANET. JR..' GARDEN sEEDNRs AND
cultiyators; garden and field seeds.
J. n. Smith, hardware, 214 Hennepin av.
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! ].
Large quantities new and old lumber.
square timber. doors windows and brick; buy
now and save one-third to one-hAM. HOO Sth
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GOOD UPLAND AND MIDLAND BAILEL
hay for sale, from $3.50 to 81 ton. Call 60+
eth n A. TaylOr
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FOR SALE-BAY HORSE, YEARS Old;
city broke, safe and sound fine style, well
bred Also new Concord buggy and sulky,
at your own price. Am leaving city. Call
Saturday evening or Sunday. 1918 Crystal
Lake ay n
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BIG BARGAIN IN A FEW GOOD HORSES
and mares 1900 and 400 pounds: one driver
left to be sold. 7l2 I'd ay S.
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WANTED-RIDER AGENTS TO RIDE AND
exhibit sample 1902 model bicycle and dis
tribute LOCO catalogues in payment for it,;
write for catalogue and particulars. II. w.
Mead Cycle Co. Chicago.
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SODA FOUNTAINS, good as new, very cheap.
Mpls. Soda Fountain Co., 621 Marshal st NE.
81, 900 WORTH OF SECONDHAND OFFICE
and store fixtures Must sell before LIST; re-
modelling; consisting of roll-top, standing and
| fat desks, chairs, tables, letter files, letter
presses standard make safes, all sizes; cigar
wall cases, showcases and counters scales.
coffee mills. Will sell cheap. Twin City
Cd ct
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FOR SALE-ONE PAIR OF GOOD WORK
horses, and years old; weight 1900: or
trade for 2,40O- pound team. Also heavy har-
ness. II. w. Cummings, one mile south OF
city limits. on Lyndale ave. Richfeld, MINI.
FOR SALE-sl25 BUYS A GOOD YOUNG
mare, weight 1,45O: $500 buys a fine 1,125-lb
family mare, harness and top buggy. 72s
Washington ay n.
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PLANET JR." HAND sEEDERs, PLOWs,
cultiyators, ETC.; lowest possible prices; in
cubators, wire netting, insect powder, "fy
bouncer" and poultry supplies Of every kind.
Interesting catalogue mailed free. R. A. Pike
& Co.. 40 Bedford av, Minneapolis.
FURNITURE OF EIGIIT-ROOM HOUSE,
everything nearly new; bargains; private sale:
leaving city. 1852 LIST av s. Tel. ~. w, south
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FOR SALE-GOOD SURREY: ALSO WELL
av s.
FOR SALE-ONE BLACK HORSE, Z YEARS
old weight 1900 good, kind driver and suit
able for surrey phaeton, one buggy one
light double harness cheap. McAlisters, Gig
70 18th st or 1876 Lumber Exchange.
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MUST BE SOLD-NEARLY NEW SET OF
saloon fixtures, SIS National cash register $65;
$500 soda fountain; $175 takes it. 1927 Wash
irgton s.
FOR sALE-MAN's WHEEL, OLD STYLE.
new tires, $3.50; steel Paris range $14. 2439
lion ay N,
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FOR sALE-BLACK PAGER; FINE ROAD
horse; young and sound. 1925 4th av s.
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FOR SALE-HACK LANDAU. $225;" COST
over $1,000; good condition. D. ". Payne,
lnr
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EXPIRATION OF LEASE.
/ STUPENDOUS CLEARANCE SALE
/ OF THU VALUABLE
} FURNITURE STOCK,
!, RUGS, STOVES, CROCKERY.
STORE FIXTURES, ETC, ETC.
Positively no reserve, as
WE VACATE THE BUILDING, (
! And every article must 90, no matter {
/ what the sacrifice I
Stock consists of an immense assem- I
I blage of new and used goods, including !
! kinds Of bedroom, parlor, dining room 1
( and library furniture. fine brass and 4
I iron beds, rugs, carpets, hair and box !
< mattresses, leather goods, mirrors, brio
I a-brac pianos, stoves, refngerators.
I crockery, and other items too numer-
GUS to mention.
/ The only place for bona. fide bar
I gains whilst it lasts. We shall make
( prices to move every article this month.
Z Open every evening till $3.50 p. m.
I HUBERT BOWN & CO.,
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FOR SALE-HORSE, HARNESS, WAGON
runners, top buggy for $l25. Call at 444 JEFF
fersou st NE.
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. . . . . =
HAVE TWO SEATED COLUMBUS PHAE-
ton to trade for cow or anything l can use.
;j2, Journal
SALE, ONE 1-zO0-LB SLOW WORK HORSE
or would buy mate. Braden Fuel & Transfer
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7 AGENTS WANTEU-EITHER SEX; MY
| plan shows how you may increase your in
come without any capital, outfit or previous
experience; my plan does not interfere with
"nse no one nsed nay Won are NV rsnpe
sentative; If you are out of work you can earn
800 per month working for me; you can learn
how to work for me successfully in five min
utes' time and the work is strictly honorable,
! legitimate and permanent. Address w. M.
Griffin, Key 149, Fort Wayne, Ind, for free
particulars. l do not want one penny Of
your money.
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GOOD LAUNDRY, EQUIPPED IN FIRST
class shape, to make money; good trade: good
location; poor health reason for selling. 1907,
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~ FRENCH : AMERICAN TAILORING
Y INSTITUTE. ~
Y Now located at 6201R Nicollet av. We Y
Y fit you to fill positions at $1.5o to ESQ
Y per day Apprentices wanted. Pat ~
! tssRs 81 ( sssss! sssssss
GIRL WANTED TO DO DRESS IRONING,
with or without experience North Star Dye
Works, 72S Hennepin.
EXPERIENCED GIRLS AND Helpers
and errand girl wanted at dressInakers, 503k
Hennepin ay. room "a.
WANTED-GTRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; good home Tor good girl. 3136 Pleas
ant av.
WANTED-sEWING GIRL AT ONCE. 17O6
Hawthorn av. G. E. Moffett.
WANTED, A GOOD NURSE GIRL, USED TO
care of small baby. 1864 Kenwood parkway.
WANTED-YoUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER
One with some experience of bookkeeping
state salary expee stea also What
EXPERIENCED LADY sTENoGRAPHER;
must be rapid and accurate. Apply The Nun
son Shorthand Institute, 1919 Guaranty bldg.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; three in family, 1701 University av Sc.
COMPETENT GIRL TO DO COOKING AND
general houseWork, out OF city; doctors fam
lily. Apply Box 538, Bemidji, Mimi.
EXPERIENCED sALEsLADY TO HANDLE
select llu6 Ol lOl1eL plSpd4d ~ JIG lily
Address LAP, Journal.
WANTED-FIRST-C CLASS COOK; GOOD
wages. 1920 I'd av s.
LADIES, COPY LETTERS AT HOME; 81 TIC
| Sc per week. Send stamped envelop for ap.
plication. Monarch Supply Co., Dept. 50
Chicago.
LADY TO TRAVEL IN MINNESOTA; $5
monthly and all expenses to start; permanent
| position; references required Send Self-ad
dressed envelop for reply. Address Treasure
MacBrody, S52 Dearborn, Chicago.
WANTEDlA .GIRLNTO ASSIST, IN HITCH
en-. 10 3 18th st.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDREsi
for private hospital. 10 E 18th st.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; four in family. 1914 I'd av S.
4 COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: liberal wages. Mrs. Walter A. Eg
gleston, No. 1880 Columbus av.
l GIRL 10 ASSIST IN CARE OF BABY; REF
I erences required. Mrs. Walter A. Egglestor
1880 Columbus av ----
u AN EXPERTENCED GIRL FOR GENERA
J homework; good wages offered; housecleanin
done. 1920 Sd az s.
WANTRD-TWo YOUNG WOMEN TO WoRl
ences and experience. 1890, Journal.
WANTBD--1GcIRsL TWO IN FAMILY s-
steady place 3134 Pleasant ay.
!, GIR-HoUsEWo DIRK AND ASSIST IN CAR
) of children; apply with reference l76s Girar
fav s. .---
WANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEME
leverywhere to copy letters evenings; GOO
pay; steady work. Address (enclosdng stannl
; Manager, 81" box LA, Cleveland, Ohio.
! ------------- -7-1f-Tl V1IEs
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WE CAN PROVE THAT OUR GENERAL
agents make s25 per day; no experience need
ed; our circulars teach you the business and
our patented goods do the rest; If you are
making less than $500 per month write to us;
don't waste stamps and money on catchpenny
advertisements; we forfeit $50 to any person
proving We do not send free samples at once
on receipt of application, with full informa-
ton to start right to work to earn $50 per
day. Braham Co., Il. 202 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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HAVE THREE FINE DRIVERS FOR SALE:
these horses are young, sound and fine road
gters; all are well bred and one Is very
speedy; all of these horses will he sold for
much less money than they are really worth.
Brown, Minnehaha boulevard, between Port
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TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS
taught US the details IF you have busi-
ness you want to dispose of. rent or exchange
come to U.S. Collections: results amazing.
bought and Sold Dakota lands a specially.
City property rented, from room to mansion.
Minnesota Realty Co.. .455 Temple Court.
Twin City 201.
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FOR sALE-sIX-COLUMN WASHINGTON
press, mailing machine and paper c,'t' sr, ali
in good condition. Will sell che =. e George
a rhaut ON
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EVERYTHING FOR SEWING i. :ACHINBs,
new and secondhand machines cheap; many
kinds; warranted. Repairing speciality.
LYNCH 919 NicOllet II IS
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TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.
We are headquarters for the northwestern
trade. Our stock embraces hundreds Of ma
chimes of all makes. We buy in large lots
for cash and can undersell all others. Small
dealers supplied. Rentals 50 monthly. Sole
northwestern agent for the wonderful Lam
bert, $25 typewriter. Prices and specimen
work on application. Shipped anywhere for
oYamina tinn
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About 900 feet good sound pine lumber.
dimensions, timber, boards and matched; just
such you need for your house or outbuild-
ings, for sale at street railway building,
Washington and 18th avs N; prices made to
sell all within few days.
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AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION.
The greatest agents seller ever produced;
every user OF pen and ink buys it on sight;
200 to 500 per cent profit; one agents sales
amounted to $500 in six days, another 49, in
two hours Monroe Mfg. Co., X 12O, La
Crosse Wis
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JACKETS FRENCH DRY CLEANED
81. Hornung, Mpls. Dye House, 522 and 242 Mic.
MEAGHER & CO., sos 9Th av N, the best place
to get dry edgings; both phones.
STORE FIXTURES, SHOWCASES, BANK
and Office furniture, u safes, $50 and upwards;
100 refrigerators, all sizes and makes; saloon
and restaurant fixtures, cash registers, s700
soda fountain, $175 takes 1t; barber chairs,
butcher fixtures 80 wall cases of all sizes and
makes. 1927 Washington av s.
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TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS
taught us the details. If you have a bust
ness you want to dispose OF, rent or exchange,
come to us. Collections: results amazing.
We know how to get at it. Real estate
bought and sold. Dakota lands a specially.
City property rented. from room to mansion.
Minnesota Realty Co., f455 Temple Court.
Twin (titv OO1 80
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WATCHES CLEANED, 81; MAIN SPRINGS
81; warranted one year. Paegel's. % Sd st
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WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COATMAKER.
Harry W. Fem, 1923 Hennepin av.
BARBER-AT ONCE, WHITE; STEADY; $12
per week to right man; o'clock closing. s.
A. Shupe, Watertown S. D.
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THE WORLD WINDOW CLEANING COM
pany-Clean windows by their own process;
also stores and large buildings; reasonable
rates. Tel. 2798 I3. 38 Washington av 8.
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MATTRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAT
tress and box-spring maker wanted, at once
Apply to L. c.. Kellogg, New England Fur
! niturp and Garnet roYnpan>
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GENERAL TYPEWRITER CO.,
Bill Nicollet av. Tells. NJ 3193-J2; T. c., ~.
EGGS FOR HATCHING-DOZEN OR HUN.
dred; Fishel white, golden buff and barred
Plymouth Rocks; few white cockerels at =
each. Rosedale Poultry Yards. 1901 Nicol-
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FOR SALE-NICE, CLEAN CITY STOCK OF
hardware; good location good trade. good
reasons for selling. Would consider half real
estate improved. Stock invoices about 81, 300.
Jockeys need not answer. 700, Journal.
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secapea:eaea:e:
rented, sold: get prices. Webb. 237 Hennepin.
FOR SALE-DRY KINDLING WOOD; ONE
cord load, 81. j. R. Clark Co.. Nicollet island.
Tel Main 1872
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general housework; FAMILY OF TWO. I72U 20
av S.
ladies to work for US in their own homes; ex-
perience unnecessary, IS to SO a week easy;
entirely. new; send stamped addressed en-
velop for particulars. Box 1856, Hudson, Wis.
WAN7TED-COMPET COOK, NO WASH
Ing; good reference required Apply 1903 Attn
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WANTED = statesmen CALLING UPON
the clothing and gents furnishing goods trade
to carry as side line the Sightless Snap But
ton attachment for wearing suspenders under
the shirt; particulars and terms, address
Woolmau 6 Horn Mfg. Co., Bellefontaine, O..
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RELIABLE CLEVELAND HOUSE WANTS
| bright as travelling salesman; general
mercantile trade: energy, business ability and
| salesmanship will make position permanent.
No. 55 Merchantile Bank building, Cleve-
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BICYCLE SKIRTS, French dry cleaned, rs
Aornuns, Mpls. Dye House, 522 and 242 Nj
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FOR SALE-MY STORE BUILDING AND
general stock; merchandise, $1,000; property,
! iow-price lands; Minnesota or Wisconsin;
| with owners only Box IL, Kinbrae, MINI.
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a. A. SPARROW, PIANO TUNING. COS MIC
ollet av References for the past Il years
tuning in city.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-05-03
WOMAN CAUSED HIS ARREST.
Young Atlanta Machinist Charged
With Larceny After Trust.

W ANn Larceny AItcE
For the theft of a trunk containing
the apparel of a woman, Clarence H.
Perkins, young machinist of Atlanta,
is a prisoner at the police station. He
was arrested yesterday at the Pulaski
House by Detectives Stark and Wall
on telegram from the chief Of police
of Atlanta.
Perkins was surprised at his arrest,
and certainly under his statement he
is not guilty of the charge. He told a
straight story as to how he got pos
session of the trunk. which is owned
by resident of Atlanta's Tenderloin,
and why he was wearing a finger ring
which is also the property of the wo-
man. He told the officers where they
could get the trunk, and it was secured
and taken to police headquarters,
where it now is.
Because of the character of the wo-
man, Perkins is very much annoyed at
his arrest. He has no fear of the out
come, however, and says that the wo-
man probably had him taken in Gus
tody so that he would return TO At
lanta with her. The young mans par
ents reside in Atlanta and he has many
II ACAAdS lAlC1S Ills dllAlCNy 10 4uC ~
the fact, he says, that the cause of his
arrest and the immoral life that he has
led for the last nine months will be-
come public property, and cause his
relatives much concern and his friends
some embarrassment.
He claims to have had steady en-
ployment in the Southern shops in At
lanta and to have made ,$2.75 a day.
The greater part of his wages he spent
on the woman who is responsible for
his disgrace and whom he got out of
trouble on more than one occasion. Per-
kins says that she had her trunks in
hiding from constables armed with at
tachments and that she was going from
bad to worse. She had some trouble
with another woman during the early
part of the week and agreed to leave
Atlanta with the young machinist. Ac-
cording to his story, she told him to
take her trunk and leave the city, and
when he had finally located to tele-
graph her.
The younger man says that he fol-
lowed her directions and purchased a
ticket to Jesup, checking the trunk to
that point. He left Jesup for Savan-
nah and reached here Wednesday
morning. He went to the Pulaski
House and registered under his own
name and later visited the Tenderloin
district. He secured Accommodations for
the Atlanta woman and had her trunk
moved there. He had the proprietress
of the house write to Atlanta and
himself wrote two letters and sent II
telegram, as he had promised to do.
Yesterday he secured position in the
Plant System shops and was to go to
work on Monday. He was calling for
his mail at the hotel expecting a letter
from Atlanta, when the detective
placed him under arrest. Perkins says
that demand has never been made
upon him for the property which is
in tact and that the sole purpose of
the woman is to force him back to
Atlanta. The Chief of Police in that
city was notified Of the arrest and an
officer is expected this morning.