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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
MR.. GARLAND AT EMMANUEL.
Successful Evangelist TO Begin Meet

Successful Evangelist TO Begin a Meet
ing There Tonight.
Mr.. r. d. Garland, the drumTner-evange-
fist. who has conducted such successful
reyivals at Pine-Street and Fulton Bap-
fist Churches. will tonight begin a two
weeks meeting at Emmanuel Church,
aEifth and Leigh Streets.
Mr. Garland is not an ordained minister,
but i3 a preacher OF great power and
earnestncss. He is heard everywhere by
large congregations and his preaching
HAS lrccn greatly blessed. The meeting
recently held at Pine-Strect and that
Just concluded at Fulton Irc among the
best held In Richmond in recent years.
The services at Emmanuel will begin
nightly at o'clock. Tho pastor, Rev. D.
"a. Solly. will preach this morning at IL
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
With Baseball PLAYERS.

..ReiIdy' Foster. now of Newport News,
is in the city. He will leave on the 18th
for Wheeling, w. Va. where he VIII
captain a. baee-balh team
Willis Enroushty and john Morgan will
leave about the Goth for Durham n. C..
where they will play this season.
The Fulton Brownies have not as Fes
completed the makeup of their team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
PNEUMATIC TUBES.
Senate Committee Makes Provision for
(Ey Associated Press. J

Them.
(By Associated Fress)
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Senate
Committee on Postoffices to-day agreed to
recommend that the postofftce appropria-
ton bill be amended by the addition Of
q provision for pneumatic tubes and to
that end accepted the bill which has been
reported in the House which will be in
corporated in the appropriation bill when
the latter is reported to the Senate.
This bill makes an appreciation for the
next fiscal year OF 100000 and limits the
expenditure after that to $4,000 per an
nun. The provision is made to cover
four years and it provides that in no
case shall the expenditure for any city
be more in one year than per cent. OF
the gross postal revenues of the city.
The limit of cost for tubes is fixed at
1000 per mife annually.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
Hard to Beat.

fSnecial Disr.tch to The Times
KINSTON, n. c., April 1.-Mayor Geo
B. Webb, incumbent. was reelected yes
terday. Vote: Webb, So; Midyette. .9e;'
Webb majority. e.
Mr.. Webb has been Mayor for the past
several wears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
POLICE OFFICER SHOT.
Norfolk Officers Fire at One Another
Through Mistake.
(M Associated Preas.l

NORFOLK. VA. April 5.-Throush an
unfortunate misunderstanding, Police Of
acer Solomon Spratt lies painfully wound
ed at St Vincent's Hospital, while Officer
Powers has a bullet hole through his hat.
Tho officers were ;n citizens clothes to
protect the property OF the Norfolk Rail-
way and Light Company from strikers.
Eflila making their rounds they observed
a man lying in a wagon. This proved TO
be a special officer, William Blount. Each
regarded thc Gthe-- as strikers and the
shooting ensucd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
Hospital Donation Oay.

russAay. April stii, will be donation
A..s 81 tho Old Dominion espital The
E1Iie..ds OF this institution are urged TO
& nv Is lies "a their power. z
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06

LONDON. April ga great part of the
Duke OF Grafton's seat at Euston Hail.
Thetrorf. 30 miles from Norwich, was dee
stroyed by fire to day. Valuable pictures
and furniture were saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
WILL SURPASS ALL.
Great Things Are Expected of the Little
Decatur,
(Bv Associated Fress.)

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April 5.-Ths
United States Torpedo Boat Decatur
passed through the Cupes this evening
on her trial trip.
The Decatur was built at Trigs's ship
yard, Richmond, and the builders claim
that she will surpass any of the torpe-
do fleet in speed. The United states col
lier Caesar arrived in Hampton Roads
this afternoon from the West Indies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
For General Brooke.
fBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Senator Quay
to-day gave notice of an amendment ne
will offer to the army appropriation bill,
providing for the promotion of the senior
ulaior-general of the army Genera!
Brooke to the rank Of Acknowledgement
and authorizing his retirement with that
RI nix
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
WATER KILLEDHIM.
Stream Struck Colonel Lunlum With.
Terrific Force.
nY Associated Press.

TELLURIDE. COL. April 5-colonel S.
-. Lunlun1, superintendent Of tho Key
stone Placer Mining Company. was all
most instantly killed and Peter Epswich
was seriously injured by a hydraulic
giant which became unmanageable.
The stream Of water coming with terrific
force struck Colonel Lunlum at close
range and hurled him fifty feet down the
snountain side.
Colonel Lunium was one Of tho most
distinguished hydraulic engineers in the
country. e,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
Golf at Asheville.
(By Associated Press.)

AsHEvILLE. n. c., April 5.-Lynds.
Of Kansas City. won the consolation cup
in to-day's golf tournament. Among the
entries in the mixed foursomes this morn
ing were Miss Croker. daughter Of Rich
ard Croker: Mason. of Crescent Athletic
Club. New York, and White, of New York
Athletic Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
ROOF COLLAPSED.
Five Workmen Who Were Engaged Re
pairing it Were Injured.


DALLAS, TEXAS. April 1.-The roof of
old Machinery Hall. which was being re-
constructed into an auditorium TO be
used during the Confederate reunion,
April ODD to 18th, collapsed this afternoon.
injuring five workmen. Two men were
seriously hurt, but it is said that all viii
recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06

WAYNESBORO. GA.-F1oyd Reese,
negro, to-day shot and killed Anthony
Lane, a white man. on DR.. McMaster's
plantation. Reese is in Jail here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06

THE HAGUE. Der circles attribute thu
snouiryyas TO the alleged British Camp ut
New Orleans to representa- tons made BY
Or. DeBruyn. ona Of tho Boer delegates
recently In the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
E,ks'Carnival.

& isnecinl Di,natch to The Times.1
sTAENTON. VA. April ga Council.
committee was appointed last night 70
confer with the Elks with reference to
q street-carnival. to be held by that or;
der. the committee appointed having the
power to grant the privileges desired
The dates Of the carnival will be May
18th to e4th. inclusive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
SHOT BY THUGS.
Policeman Spratt, in Norfolk, Lies
Wounded at Hospital.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
NORFOLK. VA. April 5.-Police Officer
Spratt was shot by thugs at q. late hour
tonight He lies wounded at St Vim
cents Hospital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
Good pastme in worxing out proDerb
in next " Sunday Tines Wants : cash
prize Prover5 Contest

All your brothers, sisters, COUSINS,
mcles, and your aunts;: your mother
m-Ldw, TOO, are mDifsd to nork or the
proper5 in next Sunday Tines Wants. y
Send your part ads in early TO msa's
proper classification. Everybody NIL
be interested in tiem-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06

cash prizes awarded in the ProDer0
Contest in next Sunday Times Wants. =
Send in your ads early to msu's proper
classification.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06

=
Mr.. Waldenis the young man who was
so badly beaten last Saturday night by
a party OF negroes. ] is not thought,
however, that this negro was one OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
ALICE WAS
A HUMMER
And She Didn't Care a Bit
for Her Willard

willard Vansylka obtained a..
vor,e from his vito Alice ia Judge
Talman's court this morning wa
lard says his wife Is a Tartar. and
that hs hta had no peace either Of
mind or body since hs married her.
Both had been married before. and
when Vanalykn Grat wife'a sister
oasne 60 call. che told her husband
that he had better kick hsr right out.
bscAuss she wasn't going 20 have
Nona OF his dead wlfc'a sisters hang
ina around her part ~ the country. 4"
Rhen Nanhiykc refused O. do this,
shs took the matter ln hand herself
and mortHlly offended the niater-in-
Law. ~ whom NanalykH was very
gpnd.
Then sho called him names. and
hit him when he wasn't looking.
Aaa shr Teok the hoasy
She took all the money from the
AL 20 their little store and array ed
herself IN srlendur With his hard
earned cash.
After she had spent all hts money.
she lsft Tor little trip with a hand
come man. and the hen hsd bus
band found himself hroks aud IN
debt si'o.
she wrote letter % her spouse
which was read in court. Ia which
she tells him 90 hurry up and act
the divorce. or she will On him.
Nanhiyha admits that he has been
dead easy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
MAY HAVE
NO EFFECT
Clerical Error In Charter
Amendment lmmateriaI

IL Is now believed that the clerical
error ia the wording Of the second
charter amendment passed at the re-
cent election viii not be seriously
connldered ia the courts. The error
was that the amendment was made
10 read affecting section -, article
WI. Instead Of section 20. article ~,
as was the Intention. II IN haid that
the specific intention II the voters
was 10 amend tho section referring
% the time within which claims
against the city should be filed, with
out taking into consideration how
the terttuu or article WAS number
"a. This amendment was passed
ana VIII be applied 10 article ~.
without Affecting section 20 or article
VIII, In the least
Assistant Corporation Counsel
iarmcrlee says that the corporation
counselE once was cuRninnnt Of tbs
error prior 60 the election, but deem
I'd u TOO trivial to be taken Into nc-
count. Section 20, article VIII. refers
10 the power Of the board OF public
works Ia regard 20 sewer conntruc-
tion, and Mr.. Parmeriec states that
this will also hold ms "a law Just az Il
was before. lie says that NJ one
time, by legal technically. such an
error might prove serious. but that
In this case. when the intention 81
the voters was SO clearly expressed.
no court In the county VIII consider
tho clerical error.
~ IA fair 10 presume, however. that
the error viii become n source 81 ar
Eument IN tho courts until u IL ruled
unon Ia high court. Some attor-
neys are Htitl ~ the opinion thss the
mistake w1il AFFECT both sections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
EASTER SERVICES
1ST PRESBYTERIAN

Easter services NJ the First Pres
terrain church. Dr. NJ. 4. Matthews
pastor, vii be as follows
sabbath School ~ First Presbyterian
Church, March %. s.ts a. m.
SONG. "Christ Arose ..-....... School
EfhIsf tttsttsstsssts. 1T. Matthew
Song. Suffer the Children" .....
..............P Primary Department
Introductory recitation. Ruth Gilmore
holo tby roqueaO .Lttlo Miss Kofo8d
Recital ton,
Purity. Truth. Fragrance"
berniee eiurt. Loreua Wright,
Olive Kerry
hong. HAL Faster Day.
................N Miss kerry'a Class
Iiscitaiion, who VIII Roll Away
tho Htons-" .......... Renn Amoa
Concert exercise, He il Risen"
..............Th Thirteen Little Girir
Eenarks...............D Or Matthew'S
bolo. 'lf q Man Die Shall tie live
Again r .,.......... Florence Moore
Rainbow concert recitation ......
............,..M Mrs. bummy'H class
Song. Faster birds" .............
Three Classes 81 Rove
floral czerciEe Miss Raum'n class
All Han tho Power Or Jesus
same .+...+.......s......E School
hizpah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
Many Sales Are Made To
Those From a Distance
As Well As In the
City.

10 not be deceived IN finding the
right place. other dealers are
hanging M banners to stop some OF
the trade coming our way. Look for
the large sso. 90 plano sale sign in
same block as the Bon Marche. Ask
90 see the option Tor over Sixty
thousand Dollars. and you win know
sou have found the right place adj
vcrtlainS legitimate piano sale.
Compare prices. II you will We
have no objection.
whether you have all cash or not.
We have the bargains. and We can
accept old Instruments IN exchange.
M we have "a ready market for them.
Bring IN the wife and family 60 make
a selection AZ once. as tomorrow the
plano you desire may be gone. II
you have but very small amount
Of cash. come In and see what we
can do for you. Please bear in mind
that we are not leaving the city.
but merely charging We state this,
as some Of our friends do not seem
90 understand that our Seattle bust
ncFs win remain intact as hereto
fore, but that in addition We WIN
own the largest piano firm in ore
Fon. Call tn early. while our assort-
mont OF styles OF cases ls complete.
Make your selection. ana we viii ar
range the pay Opon until 10 o'clock
Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
FIRE MARSHAL
GETS AFTER THEM
An Architect ard a chinafnan Go
Down the Line

Mar uinbrscht. tho well known To-
cal architect. was served with a war.
rant % arrest ~ Policeman Trip
last evening. charging him with fail
IND 90 comply with the city orfi-
nAncea regarding IRE eEcap pes on the
new Globe building az First avenue
and Madison street The fire escapes
are alleged BY Fire Marrhali Kellogg
20 b. Insufficient and In the com
plant sworn 90 by him he says the
architect has refused 10 comply with
the regulations.
"Heaitle sam n Chinese laundry
man. was arrested short tiric be-
fore Mr.. tmhFecht. also on a war.
rant sworn out BY Flre Marshal Kel.
iogT lie Il charged with having n
defective rue in his laundry 81 BIC
sixth avenue south. Roth vii BE-
tried IN the police court early next
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
MORTALITY RECORD


The funeral ~ Mrs NJ. J. pontius
was held from the family residence.
1879 Denny way. az 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. Burial was IN Lake
View cemetery. Rev. W. y. simonds
OBLIGATED.
The body 81 Edward Scott win be
shipped 20 Port Huron. Mich. by the
Seattle Undertaking Company this
evening.
William Hamel. aged "a years. died
a. Providence hospital last night. De
ceased was n member 81 Seattle
Aerig No. !. y. -. v. The body e.
At ionncy a. Stewards.
Louis EoHEaniEo. aged a. years.
died 90 Providence hospital ycFtcr-
day. The body is az Ronncy 4 stew
arts
Thoe. J. Glib. aged A.. died this
morning at his home. First and
North street. Ballard. Mr. Glbb had
long suffered Of tuberculosis. from
which he died. Tho funeral win be
held from Hutterworth'H chanel nj 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. under
the auspices Of Ballard camp, i16.
W. O. W.
Morgan Dctlcncu. aged Sc. died al
MA home In Georgetown this morn
Ing. Tho funeral win be held from
Buttorworth's chapel Monday after.
noon at o'clock.
why not visit the oregon Sunday?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
HAM M Frs AND
THEIR WIVES
Minnie and Carrie Get Tired OF
James and Harry

MrH. Minnie Hammer ana Mrr.
Carrie Hammer made yesterday their
applications for divorce from their
respective husbands. James ~. Ham
nier and Harry Hammer. JudEing
b. the complaints. tho defendants
sem 90 - brothers in the faith. a.
least. but there L. said 10 10 10 blood
relationship hetWrcn them. The Coz
incidence ~ the names a. an unusual
ore. she two cases being filed be-
tween : sud 8 o'clock ih thr after
noon BY Different attorneys.
Minnie says that her husha M.
when not beating hnf. Is Vuraing
her. and shes downright tired ~ ~.
She AakH fur the custody Of her three
minor children.
Caroline alleges that her better
hair Harry. has forced her 60 leave
home and earn her own living and
his also. She wants her maiden
name and thinks she viii try O. over
fEhiu with q better partner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
A Clever Thiei

VI. Jensen. a blacksmith. whose
shop IL located az sgs Fourth avenue
south, reported daring theft TO the
police this morning From the pock.
81 % his vest, which Was hanging on
a nail near bis work. So m money
was stolen yesterday. The money
was IN the pocket when Mr. Jensen
huns up the vest ~ noon. but when
he went 10 set u Ia the evening the
coin WAS missing lie had hardly
been out % sight Of the yest and he
Ia mystified over the occurrence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
FUNERAL OF
J. ]. GILLIAN

The funeral ~ thF late Jas. Jarrett
Guiam waA held yesterday Afternoon
az 3 o'clock from Trinity Parish
church. Wev. u. III. Gowrn offlrlat-
inE Deceased ssaa g years 81 AK.
a native o. London. Eng. and a com
mcrriBi Traveller here Tor q number
- yeara he whH known through
out iar East end on the FarIdc coast.
whore his integrity ana upriEhtneaa
gained far him many warm friends.
v no sympnthixs deeply with thr be-
rcmved family.
Deceased leaves a widow. four sons
and one daughter 10 mourn his lnsH.
IRE family extend their sincere
thanks 90 tho Commercial Traveller
era. the Trinity Chapter brotherhood
81 -, Andrew. and Sc. Marya Chap
ter ~ Trinity 9uiid. and many other
Kind friends too numerous % men
ton. Tor the many beautiful aofal
offerings. and also a. Prof. Butler
and choir. of Trinity church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
MANY FIND JOBS
FREQ Employment Bureau Dolno
Big Business This Month

The reports 81 the city Free En-
pl"yfnent Office NJ 20 date this month
show n remarkably good Increase
over the record for last month Up
70 noon today 1926 positions were
allied, az against 1905 last month. II
T. believed that thia month viii show
that fully 1850 persons were furnish.
ga with positions. During this month
positions were supplied 10 3T1 fe-
males and SIS men. as against $50
females and 6T5 males last month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
INCRATITUDE

~. Jacnbl was arrested this after
noon on a warrant sworn out by a.
j. Prayer proprietor ~ the Rod
Front clothing store. u - alleged
that Jacob has been systematically
taking goods from the store. jacob
"a the same man who worked the
fake advertising scheme a few weeks
ago. lie was allowed % remin In
town on the promise Of going 10
work and keeping honest Mr PruR-
er took pity on the young man and
gave him work. Ito IL repaid with
Ingrailtude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
BUILDING
OUTLOOK

The month 81 March has been a
busy one IA the building Inspector
once. Although the figures for the
month are not yet complete. ye, u ir
likely that tho aggregate value for
the month wili be fully up 20. n not
beyond. the total for last month.
Last month was the record February
Ia the history - Seattle and was ex-
cssAsd BY only one other month, This
month II counted upon 20 Get a pace
that will be- hard 90 reach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
tat TERED
AND TORN

Charles Benefit. nu Italian, has
been looking Tor some time for news
OF his wife and one Angelo Vinceila.
who DO alleges cnticed his better
half away from him Jan. ~. The
woman showed up three days ago, all
tnttrrod and torn, and reports a hard
time Ehe says that VinceliH has
treated her cruelty. ana the reason
nh. went away with him was that he
threatened to do her bodily injury ~
che refused.
The wicked Angelic Was arrested
yesterday AZ WcuHtches ana win bo
brought 10 account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
IDENTIFIED

The body OF tho man discovered at
Everett yesterday and which the
coroner Viewed today. has been iden-
tined through reports received In this
city OF n telegram found on his
clothing signed Robertson " His
full name WAS John Robertson and
he left this city 10 so TO Aberdeen,
where he contemplated tho purchase
OF saloon owned by Tom Clancy.
Robertson was acting as the agent
OF Ethel Clayton. a woman Of this
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
CHECK ON
GRAZING

WASHINGTON, u. G., March 29.--
Representative Jones OF Washington
today introduced a bill TO prevent
grazing on public lands In Washing
ton east OF the summit OF the Cas-
cada mountains between the LIST day
Of December OF any year TO the 3iat
day Of March following
The bin will be urged on two
grounds-onc that Il interferes with
irrigation. and second, that the free
running OF cattle and sheep over the
district ls a menace to open farmers
and hay raisore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
NOW WILL YOU
Be GOOD?

Ia Judge Crmn's court today FonK
Gee. who chokod Dolly Jones ia the
Paris house. was sentenced 60 -
muntha' penal ssryitude
L. n. BoyHen. who was convicted
Of burglary. is sent Up for two years.
Dave Hrndrtckson. convicted OF
petty larceny. one month in county
jail.
Robert Thompson. found guilty of
grand larceny. was given two years
az Walla Waila by Judge Grimm this
morning.
A motion 20 SGT aside sentence in
tho case 81 the state vs.. ~ Mccain
o. being argued today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
HORSES BURN

DETROIT. March a. Seventeen
valuable race horses we're burned 90
death eariy today "a n nrs which
destroyed Frank Coibr'H training
stable IN Highland park The IRE
broke out IN a hay NOW ana spread
20 RAPIDLY that before TIRE grooms
and stable men could eet the nf-
frightsd animals out. the building
was unaam % flames. The lesa IL
IL Oh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
Edwin's DauItOn's Death

Edwin Theodore Daulton. tho 10
year-old son Of y. NJ. Dnultou. the
First avenue carpet dealer. died NJ
the family residence, 1912 Sixteenth
avenue this morning Of Hcalct fever.
The burial was IN Lake View come
terry at o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29

FOR slceplensneHH Try one Of the
four daily excursions 10 the navy
yard. The fast steamers Inland FLY
er aud AthlDn leave COlman dock
Saturday. ESQ and 10 "A. ma. 1918. z.ig
and 30 y. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
BANK CLEARANCES

Seattle banks today cleared $3.50.
30. ts, with balances Of tln,5l3.N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-29
CALLS UP
A HORROR
Imprisonment OF AdeIphes'
Crew Has Precedent

An awful store OF murder, ship
wreck and revenge is brought 10 tho
minds of the older members Of the
Seattle police department by the i'm
prlaoument for mutinyof seven mem
bers 81 the scuryy laden French bark
Adelphes. now on Moran'a ways.
Three years ago. according 20 the
story 81 a police orfioer today. the
Peruvian bark i.atonh Was IN Port
hlakolcy and her crew was impris-
oned IN the Seattle city Jail under
circumstances almost Identical with
those % the AdelpheE. A treaty be.
tween tho United States and Peru Ia
similar 10 that with France. and on
the rsqunnt % the Peruvian consul
The arrest ~ the crew was made,
They were held In the city jail until
the sailing time % the bark, and then
placed un her BY the police. IL WAS
a suriy crowd of sailors that walked
over the gang plank 81 tho lumber
laden vessel nearly three years ago.
Subsequent events showed that their
looks dld not belle them.
Officers Murdered
The fAtona sailed. but for months
there were no tidinEr % her. PIN
ally a report came that her hulk had
driftrd upon the sands 81 the Ha.
waiian islands OF her captain and
officers. nothing was ever learned.
OF the crew. reports came In now
and then that showed them 60 be
alive. but eVadiug the law. for some
reason. That the crew had murder
81 The captain and Officers, ana then
took 90 tho boats. was the theory
advanced hnd accepted. The re-
vtnEs % the sailors Tor thcir imprla-
onment sas complete.
Ths seven gnsfn bcsm IT the Adelph.
sa' crew nos Imprisoned here arc
growing suriier each day. tnsuhori-
insilau u sure - result when they
are away from the power II the iaS
On ths high geas All are French
men. with high teWpers, and may
prove % b. dangerous men for Capt,
CONN u the Preach bark.