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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-08

Earned uns-,St. Louis, q Boston, 2 Two-base
bits, O., Freeman @. Hedrick. Frel,
BILE play-Kahoe and Friel. Stolen bases-Kahoe
% and Friel Base on balis-Or Young, /. Struck
st. Louis. Z; Boston, 8. Umpires-Messrs. Sheridan
and tombstone. Time Of game-1 hour and so min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-08
REMAINS OF THE FAIRS ARRIVE.
Reached New York Yesterday on the
st. Louis.

A dispatch from New York yesterday
says: In a specially constructed mortuary
chapel on the upper deck OF the steamship
st. Louis, which reached her dock today,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-08
ST. LOUIS.
BOSTON.

Freeman out; hit by batted ball.
st. Louis. ............. 0 o 0 O-5
Boston ............. l O @ @ & q q A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
NEW LAWS IN LOUISIANA
LEGISLATURE HAS PASSED SOME
IMPORTANT BILLS.
The Antitrust Bill win Fail for Want
OF Time to Deliberate on It.
Legislative News
lsneclnl 10 The postl

Baton Rouge, La, July 3.-rhu legislature
has been grinding out bills at Sauty
hanis pace during tho past three days.
The near approach OF the end OF tue seq
sion Is the cause o. the authNy.
The following blls nave finally passed
both houses and have been sent to the gov.
eihoE Providing the method OF obtaluiug
right Of way Tor irlgatng canals over MID
across lands belol g.us to mlnogs, the New
Orleans sewer water and drIoIge board
merger iii. an act to regulate thl pract zee
Of pharmucy prugldins .og ;hc separate
sale Of the Sew Orl ANS ftrr! Iranchi esi
Hh act 20 suppress bucket .h3ps; requiring
sheriHs Of parishes forming pdgt 4 leyee
districts to furnish to svcreta ~ OF ietec
boards duplicates Of their quarterly report
and settlement WITH the state treasurer
and auditor In regard TO lcvee taxes; TO
provide Il SYSTEM tot dJrainiu- conpii NJ
aud plomuigatius official reports D.. uit
condl IONS ANA yield oil Agricultural piuI
urts ot the state aud other statl stlcai in
formation, lhlpOsiuG license tdS uu lac
SUE % lhstoH, 4I.es ana cUttdsLs, to tle.
ate cuhllnlsslUuec ol uys cue, au act to
regulate the use ca Listo.lD9 40 IN paine
Schools; 70 provide nr the huuuinE Ga
loehS ana ualaB lA Bayou LatourcAa.
me senate GdpptVu tuC Nult eul Ycsoiu
| tiuu provuing Tor the appointment OF %
-uiLt committee vi nNe 20 lutgs, gu.C the
1 state piMuI5 CohtrUt.. AAC rvsOlu.lOl la
already passed Tue house
The oyster bill To p,utcat The ludu try IN
| thls state, known as tuc comp umlSv M Az
ure. went through iOth houses without ul.-
losluon and was sent 10 the governor.
Ihcre was nn Interesting ngnt In the
| house over the anti trust ON. inis meas
| ure came up on the report from the com
nltttee on judiciary, and the point was
made that the printed bin had not been on
the desks the required time under the rules.
Mr., llyams made q strong appeal for tho
engroSsment of The pll. hut the vet, 10
suspend the rifles WINS not autdcicnt aud
II went over. AIr Hyams said he hoped
that 1t would so ON record that demo
cratic house had refused to suspend the
rules 10 save the antitrust Dill from dca n
The delay cffcctuany Kills the pill At
would hardly have time to 20 10 the son
ate and be passed there. even Il there was
no chance Of scrioas opposition to It tho
| The senate passed the Smith bill deAgr
| ring all histories from the punlin schools
1 that do not give Admiral ". s. Sch cl
/ credit for the nnyal Victory Of Santiago
| 7 he bill had pre,ously passed the hous,
| and was sent to the governor
The senate and house adopted the con
/ ference report on the revenue hill ana tht
measure now gees 70 Governor Hc7rj
/ The time In which appropriation hl's ral
reach the governor expired at miduirh o.
| night and both houses worked up,it th
| constitutional limit finally clearing ia,
calendars Of financial bills
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Gilbert Smith OF Washington. d, c.. is a
guest OF the Rice.
g. c. Mountcastle OF Fort Worth was a
visitor TO the city yesterday.
Mr.. Frank W. Cameron Of Galveston is
visiting relatives at 1912 Texas avenue.
H. NJ. Munger one OF Mexia's most prt M.
lent business men, was In the city yester.
Miss L. e. Truitt of st. Louis arrived In
tne city yesterday morning ana Is stopping
=. 4. Parish. a prominent citizen ~
OF the Bristol
Miss Mamie Phlnnt Of Laredo ~ vistirp
PSF cousin. Miss Noble Daylss corner caro-
iine and Mckinney
!, G., Paul, a banker OF Amariiln. Texas
rs nmonq the arrivals yeste div Al tny
Sc's1ol AT, raul has large plantation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
COMPLIMENT TO BALL.

The Citizens OF Houston Win Entertain
Our Congressman.
Recognizing and approciating the valua-
BILE services rendered to the city of Hous-
ton and the whole state Of Texas By Hon.
Thomas Il Bail. in securing the splendid up.
preparation for the development Of the Buf.
falo ship channel. III the establishment In
Houston OF Federal court and other
things done at Washington, It has been felt
that 1t would be right and proper and es'
peclally appropriate for the citizens OF
Houston to In some way testify to sucn
appreciation
Acting upon this suggestion the Houston
Cotton Exchange aud Board of Trade, the
leading organization OF the city, al meet
ing called yesterday by President Clevc
land, passed a resolution along that line,
a committee OF arrangements to take the
matter In hand was selected as follows:
X. NJ. Johnston, chairman;
L. W. sewall,
Frank Andrews,
William Christian.
W. V. K. Watson,
E. W, cave.
5. #. Carter.
The committee will meet this moruln,
nt 10 o'clock in the directors room Of the
Cotton Exchange at which meeting
program viii be decided upon. II 1!
not designed to restrict the affair 10 p1cm
hers Of the cotton Exchange, but Hous
tonians generally will he invited to unite
with that organization In this testimonial
Mr.. Bail Is expected to pass through tn,
city some time within the next few day
on his way home to Huntsville with nj
family At some subsequent date IN tn,
Immediate future he VIII he expected t,
return and be greeted by aouston's citi
zenship.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
IN FAVOR OF STATE AID
COTTON EXCHANGE DIRECTORS ASK
RELIEF FOR GALVESTON.
Resolutions Advocating the insertion Of
a Galveston Plank in the Next DEM
oeratc State Platform.

At meeting Of the board OF directors of
the Houston Cotton Exchange aid Board
vi 1raue held yesterday mornlns N. loi
owing resolution With ftreu-1 10 me d.
sire Of the people ot uaNeston to seeu, Z
aid iiom TIE state IN tae Protection OF
that city against 4uture storms was adopt
ca by II unauiiuuus vote:
Whereas 1He people OF Galveston are
ulaklDg u me- oIG', rt to OGl.u sea W3i
10 protect thtr city ugalust futute ,u-
CloGl nlIeAts by tue sed a4u have asked
the state 10 allow tuvln tue IS. % the
o,dte part ui tue t4Ats VI Galveston tUul.~
u 4Ur tAc term Ui u.tceu ycms lot lLe
bdtLVse ui ai,uug them ~ ra,s4Ng tueit CITY
dyUtt hign water; tuctGory be lt
AesolN cd by the bvaru u. 81 cctcf' of tlc
houston Cotton ENCAangc anu bunfu VI
ltaAV, that the delegates from IIafris cOuh-
t. 10 the state democratic con, enlioD, 10
con, rne in galveston On July 10, are
urgently requested to advocate the lnser-
ton IN the democratic p.n,fO. III Oh TN IL.
oorscment of the passage or an act OI the
twenty eighth legislature lrantlng TO the
county OF GHlyoston the USE Oh inc state >
intc4cst In the taxes oI said county for 1t
term OF years TO be agreed upon by the
legislature as In the wisdom VI the mem
berS or that body may be deemed just an
right
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
ORANGE NEWS NOTES.


Arrangements Completed for the Cele-
bration Today
Orange Texas. July 3.--All arrangements
have been completed for big day In
Orange tomorrow. and the work n prepar-
Ing the barhecued meats has already begun.
The tournament will take place at $50 in
the morning. with fifteen riders Dinner
wi,l be served OF o'clock and at 3 O'Clock
the principal horse race Of the day viii
take place, with pony races intervening
Front street IS mass of bunting this even
Ing. and the whole town Is in gala colors.
A majority Of the business houses will
close and al Of the mills will be shut
down for the day.
The Sabine river at this place has been
almost impossible for small water craft to
day on account of the mass Of water
hyacinths that have packed the stream
steamboat men are anxlously hoping fol
river to run the hyaclnths out
The carpenter work on the paper mil
building w3s completed last night ana thJ
carpenters discharged Inc buliine Is now
in the hands Of the painters and as sool
SIS the machinery arrives which has beer
shipped, II viii he immediately Installed
and 1t Is expected that the min VIII d,
ready 10 begln operations within the next
three weeks
The tug Katherine Captain Harms, cam,
w from Sabine Pass today having IN TOW
the big schooner Htldegard from CRmpeche
| Mexico. Tne iiideENrd ls a three-mast
schooner and the second largest sail vcsse
be hauled out az the Weaver shipyard her,
for repairs
The Southern Pacldc railroad has ~ j
| completed the construction of nile Of a |
| dltional Sldetrack Just north of their pas
| scnger depot IN this city.
Captain + a, Hyatt 81 Beaumont me
| with the directors Of the Citizens oil CON
! pnny last night and discussed propasi
n ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04

10 an adjoining county and came down TO
look after Its interests.
Miss Lizzie Compton left yesterday for
Nashville. Tenn, to spend the summer with
iclniives and friends.
O. l., Bnrrow chief check clerk for the
Postal, left last nigat for Thorntou, Texas
where he will visit his sister,
Senator j d. Dlbrcll Of Snguin arrived IN
the city Yesterday morning, accompanied
by bis wife. They have apartments at the
Rice.
Mrs Charles r.. Jones Of Ennis. after
spending month with her sister in
Orange, will spend few weeks With her
cousin, Miss Mary Moore. Of 1900 Milan
street.
AIR. J. n, Hensley ana family Of Waco
have moved to Houston aud VIII rosid" &c Q
In the future Thvy are NJ present visit z
Mr. Hensley's mother. Mrs. H. y Deode,
at I13 Louisiana street.
Past Grand Masters II NJ Elsin and n.
#, Frymler will go today to Goezale7 %
attend the funeral II James T. Miller, wto
was grand master VI Mnsons In Texas In
ls13 and who had taken prominent rart
IN the deliberations of the society for many
years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
CITY eREVlTlEs.

Mrs p, c. DufflH aud little son leave to-
e-y Cor NJ Rim, whore they will remain for
the balance of the summer
The Calendar circle Of shearn church VII
meet with Mrs a. l., Nelms. 2O04 Main
street, this afternoon 81 4S0 O'Clock.
There will he no business transacted at
the city hall today. as the Fourth Of july
viii be observed in all the departments.
There vii be reception from 4 to $
o'clock rtx Sunday evening NJ the reSl-
dtnce # Rev L. fasgour on Hamilton
street
The Light Bearers Social circle of shcarn
church will meet with Mrs Scheultg cor
ner Lamar and Travis this afternoon at .
o'clock
Mrs. John Watson is critically III at her
homo or Brrz : street. Her son Dr. Wat.
ktn nf Cla vlll-. hRs some 10 be with inf
mother u ilg her illness.
Dcdica ion sei vices will he held Mt tho
new First German Evangelical Lutheran
street. at 10 o'clock Sunday morning, Rev
VIII m BlashurG, officiating
The o-an NJ Roberts chapter. Daughters
q the Conf leracy. W II m OF nj the resi-
dence Of Cap rim Dunnvant at } O'Clock
Ills vering. The childreh's auxiliary viii
also NEE II the slme time and place.
Tn re viii be no deliveries Of mail by
CART r. ,,oday az me general delivery vii
svsr, and CIR lars Will hand ont mall al
the Nice h tween the same hours to tbcsf
living on theft routes.
The money handled In the money or1al
6epsr incnt Of the Houston postoffice dc
par rnent during the past year nnountes
10 almost 100000 Much OF this Nm,
on the Interior ificrs, II uston being Ii.
depository. The regular money order busl
ness exceeded 10000.
There are undelivered kilograms at tn,
western Union Telegraph company fo
outfelder Edmoneon, ]. A. Tucker, Mrs
tin, j. Perry 4 Sons, Miss FAY Felma i
Schutt, Mrs Mary Marshall q ri Veale
Rev. J. s. Whitaker Lockwood Bros.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
DEMAND FnR or

You people down here" docored The
fudge with emphasis. cant realize What
Tremendous demand there Is for this oil
In 81 fouls can't speak Tor other oi-ics,
hut ! know that my city Is clamor ug for
It. The Worlds Fair people, electrical
plants and manufacturing p'an,s O: all
kinds want 1t, as st will cheaper newer ard
hhate the awful smoke nuisance hrt ~ =
can not use it under the nreScrl freight
rates which are effective be.wee5 this FIELD
and st. Louis,
lyon see. the Standard on company sell;
fuel oil In st Louis Al $ % per nnrroi
while the freight frorl Hcanmou. amount,
10 s1,an per barrel and there you are
Now when We get gulf md river trnnsrorta
tion established we pronose 70 mt ol' mt
81. Louis for go cents per har~ol which wll
put the product within reach ~ an Indus
trles It Is we'll knawn that BoHnmn' oil.
for the same cost. viii produce more hrat
ing power than coal so you see why 81
Louis manufacturers are after IT,
Judge Noonan is presldcu ~ The OF
Mems association Of ST Lars. which u
composed OF Investors IN the Bcn1wont apt
other fields. He Is accompanied ny his sou
in.lnw, Mr.. Guy Coleman who Is score
tnry and treasurer Of the ,V1 compact,
In which the Judge is lntcrest'l The tw,
men will remain In South Tcvls about
week looking after their Interests
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
BIG OIL BARGE SCHEME
JUDGE NockAN SAYS FREIGHT
RATES ARE PRoHlBlTiVE.
WIKI Gulf and River Transportation He
Proposes TO Deliver the Tesas Pro-
duct at ST. Louis for go Cents.

Ex.Mnyor A. Z. Noonan OF St. Louis was
at the Rice hotel yesterday en route 10
Beaumont. where he is largely Interested
not only in OIL wells. but IN nainpioto
transportation scheme by whirn tile oil
product may be marketed Judge Noonan,
as be Is more Familiarity kaJwn In ~.
Ltrls Is one OF that clty's representative
citizens and has been honor,d politically
time after time, showing he hold he has
on the people aud his ability to M tae
positions rendered him by his fellow titi
zens. He was district attorney for two
terms, holding the position now occupied
by Joe Folk, the able Tennesseean, who Is
conducting the famous bribery prosecutions
which have not only stirred the Mould
city, but the whole state OF Missouri
Having held, In addition, the offices Of dis
trict Judge and mayor Of 81. Loals, Judge
Noonan has become one ~ the most popV.
lar citizens of that great city but lately
has retired from the political FED aud Is
devoting himself TO the car OF his com
Portable fortune, q great part of wllr.l Is
invested at Beaumont He Ia 4 large stork-
holder III the Beaumont Associated Oh
Wells company. which has sIS Inch sush-
err IN operation. He j. entire oNmr Of I5e
81. Louis Beaumont on syndicut2, the prop
erty Of which Is as yet uude'e opet
TRANSPORTATION SCHEME,
The object of Judge Noanans present trip
TO Texas. however is the tlrther0uce (
mis- pet scheme which is the lnunchins Of d
mammoth transportation company "hnse
plans Involve millions Of ~ Louis ana
Texas capital aud include .cc building ana
buying Of feet Of steel narges Nhlch will
ka ead 20 fha pti IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
SPECIAL ATTRACTION TUESDAY
NIfAiIn

Manager schwarz Of the Auditorium has
decided 10 have next Tuesday night anna
tenr night. namely. all local amateurs who
desire 10 appear before the tootlights viii
be given an opportunity next Tuesday, pro.
Nded they leave their names and descrip.
lion OF specially at the Capitol pharmacy
hcforc Monday nj D. m, So that n pioce
can be arranged on the program for them.
IN order 10 mako II OF interest cash
present OF SIS viii be given 10 the Lns,
amateur appearing-thc Judges to be ths
audience, who VIII vote FOR their choice
on Tuesday. night. In addition to the regu.
lar dramatic performance OF the Payto,,
10 pack the house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
Taken to Rutledae.

Services were held over the remains Of
Miss Louise Antoinette PetH at the Church
Of the AnnuncIatlon at o'clock yesterday
morning, only the family and a few close
friends being In attendance. Father Hen
nessev otficiatod. The pallbeurers were:
". j. Dancr, P. P, Gallagher. ] n Fox,
I, A. Andrews, Henry Alexander and Max
Wcsthcimer After the short service the
remains were conveyed to the Houston and
Texas Central depot, whore a private car
provided nv the road was 10 waiting This
car was attached to the regular 1880 train
for the North and thc remsins taken 90
the home Of the parents at Buuedse for in
termpnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
Calvert Looals

Calvert, Texas, July 3-The initial ten,
meeting Of the union revival services was
tendance
Elaborate preparations have been made
Tor big Fourth " July pi aic 10 re hc'l
a few miles east OF Calvert 4 large C. owh
VIII attend from this town Many prople
ave expected from all parts ~ the county
frof, Newton Cobb, county snperinten,l-
ent Of public Instruction. has been IN Cal.
vert for several days conducting n special
examination for co,ored teachers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
Central Texas Falr Premium La.

Bryan, Texas, July 3 The Central Texas
fair catalogues and premium lists have been
issued, making a book Of 1876 pages. The
premium list covers every department GOV
cred by the Dallas and San AntonIo faIr.
and nre extremely liberal considering thnt
MS II only the second fair. The racU,
ms wear VIII be exceptionally nnc and
tha 18th. s''s'As w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04

Last evening at $40 o'clock ex-Aldermnn
W. G Henze was married 10 Miss Fannie
eagle. Tho ceremony was performed by
Justlce Mcdonald at the residence OF Mr.
Schmidt out on Commerce avenue. Quite
number NJ friends assembled for tho
event. after which congratulations were
shovcred upon the couple and tempting re
freShmcuts were served.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04

BEFORE purchasing their tickets, should
carefully consider the facilities offered by
the vandalia Pennsylvania Short Lines via
81. Louis for quick transportation and SUI
perior accommodations Ten days stop
overs allowed NJ Washington and Philndei-
phla on New York tickets. Find ont uhnut
II by addressing n u. Kilgorc, Travelling
Passenger Agent. San Antonio, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04

Of the crater IN their show window
correct representation, with tho lava spouf.
Ing from the peak, with the red hot Goals
Eing around. and the burning houses In
real ihinr. - ''io
This Is very Original Idea, cOnstriicta.l
" MI. W y, Solieile, the manage ma
nc says there y IN eruption ol prices 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
POLICE NOTES.

Things were very quiet around the police
station last night Up to l a. m only about
twenty-five arrests had been made, Of
which four were for vagrnncy, three for
being drunk and down, one for carrying
pistol, one FOR theft from person, eight for
idllng and lo0finz, three for disturbing the
pence, one for trespasslng, one fol- Indecent
exposure Of person and one for street walk.
lug.
u wish you would state" remarked one
Of tho force 10 n Post representative, that
the report TINT the city employees were paid
So FAR rs the police are concerned no
money has been paid us today Such re-
ports are annoying in as much az they
cause those whom we may owe bills te
conclude that We are not prompt In meet
ing our obligations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
IRRIGATION BOARD FAVORED,

The board also adopted the following In
reference to irrigntlon
Resolved. That the directors Of the Hous
ton Cotton Exchange aud Bead OF Trade
heartily ndorse the suggestions made by
Mr. = L. Carter IN regard TO state sys-
tom OF irrigation, and that We urgently re-
quest the delegates from Harris county to
the democratic state convention 70 favor
the appointment OF State irrigation board
whose duty II shall he TO make a survey and
a thorough Investigation OF the practicable
ity of general irrigation system for the
state.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04

Pahst Beer can be Ind at Theo Kellers,
Wholesale Distributes II Is the only table
beverage, purer than most water Tclc.
phone for case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
Magnolia Grove Motel

MAGNOLIA, MISS Open all the year; 500
ieet elevation; mineral spring water; bene.
hAelal 70 The deblltated; SO hours from
seasou round trip to Magnolia on Sundays'
w. coo! rooms ep Eilto 9Th botA. &c
-4~ y, Ia LANGDoN. PROPHECIES,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04

NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY OF MI
ms Vel known aGd successful nst uon has Pr
which of cxcesn"e
q Isede
MN irotS aGonad Tler and lims assistants With lady
improvements being added;
Rde M the Fegemokerg Of Erie Pa, o
Sherman, Texas, Press
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-04
t, P. McKiSsick, Proprietor.
Wootan Wells. Texas

Health and pleasure resort. Midway from
houston 70 Dallas. Texas. ON the Houston
ana Texas Central Railway. Cool. shady
grounds, ten acres of Park; all kinds Of
Wats' here besides the famous No. 4. Board
az -arious prices; large pavilion. with
MtAlcah Music amusemcnts of yarions
khdsi round trip tickets over most roads
y 'Wootnn" Write, telegraph or phone ns
Tor Information, Wootau Wells Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-08
SOLDIER GIVES IN TO TEARS
Mamie Sullivan wins Little Battle
by SObbinG I'm Police
Court.

A copious flow Of tears and a tender
hearted soldier were the principals in an
interesting little performance in police
court yesterday, which ended happily
for all concerned. The girl with the full
eyes was Mamie Sullivan, who had been
arrested on complaint Of Harvey Utley,
a soldier from Fort Crook, who charged
her with stealing 81 from his pocket. Utley
came to Omaha Sunday to spend the day
and met Mamie on the streets. They
visited a wine room, where Harvey paid
for what Mamie frank, Harvey soon got
beyond his reach and went to sleep in his
chair. When he awoke 1t was night and
Mamie had gone with 81 which Harvey had
In his pocket. The soldier had her ar
rested later in the evening and Mamie
spent the night In Jail.
Yesterday when Mamie was led forth
before Judge Berka, Harvey was on hand
to prosecute vigorously. Mamie saw him
and Mamie cried. She shed copious tears;
she could only stammer her name; she
sobbed, and as, she raised q piteous face
in the direction of Harvey, the big tears
dropped from her eyelids in streams. Har-
vey wavered, hesitated and was lost.
II won't prosecute. Judge" he sais.
maybe / lost the money" and he made q
grab for Mamie's hand. Mamie softly
sobbed that she had eaten nothing since
Sunday evening and Harvey led her forth
to a restaurant.