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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
InCendio en- Canab6n

Hey sstuvo en- estaa ofcinaa Caferina Cfus,
vecina de Canab6n, barrIo do Csguas.
Cefsrina Ga la dnena de- un behfe con Ger
CO eoefja de pajas insendiado el viernes an
dicho barrie.
Ms dice que ella sali6 Las de la maia-
na auna hRea veeina coR ell prop6siio de Ea-
car uu&a batstas cuaEdo regraao las 1O3S
enccntY6 su pobrs chosn Eeducida q cenizss.
Tres kiios peqns nos suyos, los salv6 mila-
grosamente de una muarts segara una mu1er
que euando eonsn16 o Rrder ell rancho paso
p0r sQuel sitio.
psrece que uno de los chiqnitos peg0 fae-
20 ineonseientsm n ante In pAia del eareo.
Cefsrise aus dos hiios han qusdado ain
hogar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
Zaragoza
Gravs situaci6n
Trsnquilidad, Salud J Bepoge para las
Hadrss Y las Oriaturas.
FL JARABE CALMANTR sa

FL JARABE CALMANTR de Is
ssnora WINsLOW, 50 d. loa niflos en-
el periodic de u DENTICION. Les
sblanda las enofas, reauslve La inaanaoiSn
slivia todo dolor, y oura 81 e6lies vsntoso.
Inoosnte efcaG Ell tcdos les eases.
Aoonseianos laa nadrss qRe tengan IN
ni6o enferrao que no dsisa aae Ia prevan-
ei6n propia Al La de otRos, evite 81 uso de
ssts msdieina qaa proportions alivis sa-
guro, absolutamease ssggFo, 81 se uas
epcrGuaanaeBtas alA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24

sigue preoeupandc . Is opInl6n p6blieH en-
Maysgiisz Ii violaci6n brutal de In tcvan ~
vira Lebr6n, por oil practisarts Alfredo Las
else.
Ei viernes eompsraeieron sl iuTg2do n l.
nieipaI nuestros eom paisros Monagas Bsnilia
Masos Bsrnisr, Y snsado prastaba Su dacls
Yaci6n ell primero SO suapendi6 In diligsneiA,
por peair ell sumRrio al fiscal de la Corta do
Distrite por indication superior.
Parecs que oil Asunko de- juego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
TOr1A0Sn.ta.

Deada aver % h&lla Nusva York ha1C Ia
preston de ana sapAnsosR torNsnt& de aqua
cue tieno inteRFumrt6o ell tr&fe0 ePdinario.
Ia siae una insRpePada eentFaRiedad para
Ia Psaapsi6R del prlAeips alem6n y Ii fiesta de
Washin gton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
RlTZE, LUNDT C GO.
FONS E, IL. R,

ONCE, IL. HE'S,
CGsas sn MNy&gItes y SGs JNGT.)
BmnauerOs e0mEsH0mKsGag
ENTKS
do Las siguientes compafifas de vMporea
Hamburg American Efm@
Hamburg.
- WEG0CE
9Snova,
Revy gorh and PES. RAe@ ~. G.. Co
New York.
RoHsOn Steamship Lins,
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
Vapores c0rreOs do sObrincs do Herrera
Hab&na.
Saaves%0n y West kndaos ~. .. Go
Galveston.
De lsa siguientos Compa2fas dc Ase-
RuTos sontrs incondio.
La BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMENsE,
AACHEN dk MUNICH.
ASEGUROS MAR1TINOS
Morts Gern&rios.
Rspresem$amsss
del Board Of Underwriters Of Hew York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24

La no1iefR de cue 81 eaudi,io ing'es sH sl
TYansvaal pido ma as tToras, hR sausado ksndA
improBl6n en- 1RgIstarra, puss 10 Prasha que
IL campsAA ne marcha bisn.
Bs tanen hostiiea EaAlfsstasicnss contra
81 MlnistsPio ca KoEdTea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
"a ~ . Ss.:A''

Como oportuns mente Anunciamos, aver
spareet6 al primer rdmero da este sin p&tfso
sensnRrio que So pubIiea sn Garsbo.
I'll texto es ameno, Ia impression esma
Tads.
Con guato saudamos al nusvo solega, por
cuys prospsFtdad haesmes votos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
UNA PREGUNTA

Hace vRrios rnssss cue tsrmineron los tfa4
haies de In earrstsrs que, partiando de ID ca.
xKetsra central, eenduea d In Cidra.
SCuandn 50 abRs 81 trSngiso p6hlieor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
PARTIDO FEDERAL
oFTCINAs 9N San JUAN

EI sefLor Presidents del CatsrDo EjecssttsO,
poR habsr nudGdo "a rssidencia SantuTee,
Tscibfrk Ell 80 dsspachc--SRn Justo 11-ds -
Q 0 dc Ia sGrde p. N.
SscYssa9En cs1asrasi ToFkalexa II, alsoa d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24
Sam Juan

LA DsAcoRAcfA Sc etouentFa dc VEN
D en- Los establsoimisntos siguientes
Se6erss Alism Company, Plasa Al
oaso XII.
Farnaoia Il. Ell. Patf6n, 8sa Juato 6.
ia. Zerbf, PRsrta-tierrs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24

Ademks saldra t0dot los diss M vspor
iaa 5. 30 de Ia naenana de Cataho para Ia Capri
tal otro e las g.15 de liA saTds desds ls CApf-
tai para CAtafo, no tenisndo, por ahcra, esBoT
doll vsporss com bin aci6n de trenes.
Bayana5n 2T de Aigosto 9 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24

Tanerario de Tranas Vapores cue regiRA
descs ell dia 4 de 5sptiembre de 19et.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-24

Salidas dc In Capital y BayAnl6n
sim uIta1tlamanta.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
PEN\Sl FOBIDS
COLLATER Al WOR k
Since Increase in Wages Was
Allowed No Outside EN-
ployment is Permitted

The Pennsylvania Railroad has
forbidden i'll employees to engage i'll
collateral business enterprises since
the recent ~ per Ccut. wage i'll
crease.
The independent action of the
Pennsylvania Railroad in increasing
The pay OF its employees, it is said
has practically demOralized the
General Managers Association Of
Chicago, This organization is com.
posed OF the general managers of
the railroads centering in Chlrag0
aud for a number Of years it has ex.
orrHsed al important influence on
railroad matters.
One OF the agreements to which
the members of this a,soclatiOn sub.
Srribed two or three years ago was
that no railroad company should in-
crease the pay Of its employees with.
out first giving notice to the other
roads. The Pennsylvania Railroad
made its announcement of Il 10 Der
cent increase of wages without any
notice whatever to the Genera Man.
agCro' Association.
No meetings Of this association
have been held since the pennsvt.
v0uia 5 action, and it is believed hv
railroad men that the usefulness Of
the organization j. over Al. Of the
other Chicago roads are now deal
IuG with labor questions ludepe IT,
deutly.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
cox VERDICT
WILL STAND.
Reasons for New Trial in Case
Withdra wn. Vansant to
Stay in Workhouse.

In the Superior Court this morn.
Ing Walter H. IIaves withdrew his
application for a new trial in the
case of Cox VS.. Wilmington Clty
RaI Iway Company, The original
verdict OF 10000 against the company
therefore stands.
The same attorney made applica
tIon tor the release Of Fredericl;
ansant. now confined in tie work.
house IN default Of payment Of $?00G
hne FOR perjury in the Lynn case.
The court decided that NauSant
must serve three months from this
date. lie will be released Oh March
l7th, 1905.
Divorces were granted in The
cases OF Green vs.. Green and Wag.
ner VS.. Wagner.
The habeas corpus case. Of Chris.
t"pher Wilson and Ella Brown
were dismissed.
The court ordered the release
from the in sane asylum at Farm.
hurst OF Ella Brown, as soon as her
mental condition would permit.
The court then ad ,ourned with.
out day.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
HOLDS ANOTHER
SECRET SESSION

A. 4 committee Of the whole, the
Levy tOurG tins morning GlSUuaep,
the u!il Of the Globe Printing Com
panv TO-" printing ballots.
Ao Christmas accommodation tC
the employees O: the court. the com.
mI>sioners passed tLe payrll,s iol
Deceln Der.
President WlIilts presented q
communication relat,}r to the in
surauce premiums The matter was
referred 10 the Fualur COMMITTEES
with power to act
Mr.. Elliott reportel that the APP
prOaChes to the kurk,aud Bridge
were in a bad cuul!llna. They will
be improved.
KesuIulIonS were passed directing
the Comptroller to transfer the sum
Of II ,0OO OF ANY monica not other
wise appropriated, to the credit OF
the Ferris Industrial SGhno. and a
warrant was drawn for that amount
in favor OF the school THIS Is the
balance Of the schools ppruprratlou
for 1902
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
APPROPRIATIONS
HAS BEEN SPENT
City Council Has Only sos on
Hand to Run CrematOry
FOl Five Months.

Wheu the members Of 1t" tolY.
nj met last evening II committee
they were shown mat tDcre Is Il de
hcIt in the crcmatory apnr opria
ton. The sum o. $i.O0@ was p laced
to the credit : the CIcmatlry Bc.
co"nt at the hesln.us Of the hsca'
year and q! that s,m Uuy 80 re.
mains, An eytraord appfo
pI'atIou w..l lie made Ths crcma.
tory cost mach mcnev 'h's YEA for
repairs aud 4 b. tor t..r 81 re.
mNns unpaid
A bl.i u! IIr lanes H. Nore3L 'er
sl1- for attendance IA sma,lpaX
cases va, taScra0y Gems dsred
Dr Morgan Wa, pad $40 >one
me ago
Mem bers q lhe Go nc mao
VAIN debate over tho dtv,sion a
the salary oi former Assistant City
Eng noGl ircc amcng the other
en. .jNecrs ~ SONS o. tho mem.
bers It waa canned TIA, tA- rod.
men should get part o. he salary
il q division Sholld Oa made. The
matter wi. be COW. deed aga'u
this evening".
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
KING GOALS MISFORTUNE
The Rare Old Bird Given n Tumble by His
Carriage Being Upset.

People usually have great respect
for old King Coal about this time,
and, while very few would bow the
knee to His Majesty, equally few
would handle HIsHighness-''High-
ness" is used advisediy-carelessly
or contemptuously.
Yet yesterday morning a carload
-. lst think Of it. A whole carload
of COAL!-was run in on an elevat-
ed siding at Brosin's and Smediey's
coal yard SO hard that it knocked off
the deadwood at tue end Of the
siding, the royal carriage Of King
Coal was up-ended, and the King
himself, in the nut form, was un-
tremendously dumped on the
ground And the worst of it is that
he is there yet, and the car is still
standing on end at the end of the
siding.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
HE HAD SMALLPOX.

"Thcrc IS a cotured man rambling
! around The streets with smallpox.
was the message received over the
telephone at the Board Of Health
office to day.
"Why dId'nt he walk over ia
Farnhurst, replied ENccntive Of
hcer Lang, where lie could be hap.
py Instead OF soaring people, 20
the person who sect III the !nfor-
nation.
The executive officer. acCompa r.
med by three reporters went to
Seventh aud Poplar streets, W here
it was learned that supposed
smallpox infected coIoTed man had
been there bat few minutes before.
| pom leaning tins the news paper
men beat a hasty retreat. ii a,er
Secretary .Wigglesworth found the
man iurtheC up the street. lie
proved TO be William Williams Of
Sixth and Unoa Streets, who was
released from the Emergency Hos.
pital few days ago He vas al.
lowed TO cuntinuc on hs wav.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
THE HOLIDAY MAIL
Directions uivcn For Wrapping And Ad-
dressing the Parcels.

The Christmas rush is en- at the
Post Office.
In order to handle the great
| quantlties of holiday mail the de-
partment has allowed an additiona!
| appropriation tor clerical and car.
rier service. the force of substitute
! clerks ard crrrlcrs performing this
extra WORK. and being paid there
| fore.
Postmaster Head announces that
to facilitate the handling and de-
livery of registered letters and par
GELS and to avoid delay at the Post
O1ilce, the senders should have their
names and addresses written there
on and have them weighed and
stamped at the stamp windows.
Parcels should be securely wrapped
IN paper sufficiently strong to insure
sale transportation in the mails. TO
ADM parcels in fOurth-claS rates
OF postage no written matter can be
lnclosed therein. If written matter
IS lncloSed the parcels are subject to
flrst-class postage and are thereby
delayed until the deficiency is SUD
piled.
Persons sending presents bv NAL
should take the precautlon OF put
ting on them the name and address
oil the sender as well as that Of the
person to whom the package Is sent.
This will insure the return to the
senders OF their packages il for any
reason they are unmalabIe, other
wise they will he sent to the dead
letter Office. Care should also &c used
IN preparing articles for mailing. SO
as to insure their sale tranmlssion,
Those of fragile nature must he
lnclOSed i'll wooden box and pack ,
ed 50 they will stand the jar of
handling in the mails. Stout wrap
ping paper should be used and the
Packages must not be sealed against
inspection, as tirst-cass postage in
stead Of merchandise rates is then
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
TREES AND GREENS
N THE CITY.
Fourth Street Dons It's Au-
nual Yuletide Trap
pings.

West Fourth street YESTERDAY he
gan to don itsannua, ! uietlls attire
OF Christmas tree, and eyersrecns.
The hrst inSta.mcnt Of these Lar
bingers Of Christmas arrived ia the
afternoon and were piled up around
the awning posts, lending beau,j-
ful touch ot green color to the street
lutslmngIc cd with the mass of trees
were wreaths and other GesIgus in
brilliant red, purple and white.
Within day or two tile entire Stre..
front from French to TatnaiI W, hc
occupied with trees, presenting u.
nigue and attractive feature Of busi-
ness enterprise and an evidence Of
an undying custom Of The Christmas
season in the heart OF the city.
Like most everything else this
year. whether necesSit,ci or 'iu1ur
les, Christmas trees viii % nt.her
than for years past.
Dealers attribute this TO the cut
ting away OF the trees near the citv.
Each year hundreds Of them ar, c.t
down to supply the demands Of the
young folks, and as none are paut.
ed again, tho dealers are compelled
to bring them from greater distances.
This apples only to the cheaper
grades, tor nUrserymen raise spruce
aud pines especially tor the Eoiday
trade. but they get Il prct accor!.
insIy.
Most u the Da?jng j, done ii the
las, two or three tayS before Christ.
mas, and much Of II on Christmas
eve.
Cedays are largely used. and
these con manl good prices. bring.
ing from 50 cents to Sis. Common
pines can be bought as low as II
quarter and the spruce lIre. cost
II ON 50 80 to $500.
Some OF the dealers think that
the popularity OF The lhlIstmas
bush is on the wano. and that uoi
ncar 50 many tree, are used usW ~
MAS formerly the case.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
HOUSTON DENIES
CRY OF DEAL.
Tlh Tur DAILY EGrrHlIcAN That
Sussex County District Vote
Is Nut l'ulsuaI.

la answer 10 the statement TT a
Democratic paper that there vas a
deliberate trade "r votes between
Congressman Elect Houston and
tnion Republicans III the Congress-
man 5 Sussex county district at the
rec"nL election. Ne IIoIstgu writes
tc Tue DAIIi kE"r"MI'A a. To-.
tow>:
! will say tina! the article re-
tcrr"d TO NerdS no other rcEly than
the bilicial vote Uf the district ever
since It has been a voting precinct
when the mUti!atcd Democratic vot.
IS are considered. The vote COMPARES
with any Voting precinct in SuSsey
county. Ny own vote appreciate.
and sha.' nryaT condemn my Kcpub-
"c"H '""hds tor having voted for
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
MASQUERADED
As A YOUNG GIRL
'Lizzie" Black5ton Contrary
to "Eer" Wishes Turns Out
to Be a Young Man.
SENT TO THE WORHH0USE
Two Cases Where a Father
Was Prosecuting Witness
Against a Son for Dis
orderly Conduct.

"LiA1ie' Blacklston. coored, was
IN the dock Of the city court THIS
morning downhe arted because of her
arrest and the exposure OF her sex.
"LlIAle' posed among the colored
| people Of the cItyaS a gIIl. She wore
skirts and did housework. but some
time ago during the course Of a fight
She was arrested and sentenced to
the Comfy WOrkhOuse the rules Of
which compelled her 10 dlslobe aud
battle. Then Il was that her sex was
discovered. She was cOmUe lied to don
men s attire and since then has been
wearing lie proper apparel.
But Lizzie persisted in wearing
her hair 10 iemaleStyIe. When arralng
ed 10 City court this morning for dis
orderly conduct at Tenth and Poplar
streets last night "Ll/Lle was On
the docket as oscar. lie was tined
- and costs.
EIwocd Scsars, colorcd was at Front
and klns streets at O'Clock am.
when much disorder prevailed the re.
Officer DaSidSou ord cred him 10 move
away but he refused to 60. Tho col.
ored fellow then became Inso,cnt
and finally struck the officer. Judge
Cochran fined him So aud costs.
Michael IIcrney charged his son,
Francs Ii"rney with cursng him
and attempting to ostrlke him. Fran
CTS was tucd SSaud costs.
Jonn Macy, coored, WAS fined so
and costs for aSsau.;lng his aged
father after breaking down the door
ot his house with an axe.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
TO CONTROL
THE LEGISLATURE
Regulars and Democrats In
Scheme to Obtain Seats
OF Two Union Men.
CONTESTS ALREADY FILED
Object Is to Increase Demo
cratic Membership in Body
TO Twenty five Then
10 Elect Senators.

James 7. Jones the Union Repub-
llcan represenIative-elc elect from the
Second Representative District, has
been given formal notice that
Charles 5. Hurlock, the defeated
Democratic candidate for the same
Office, will oppose hi, sitting in the
, coming House of Representatives
A brother Of Mr.. Hurlock served
the first notice upon Mr.. Jones on
Saturday.
The law requires that such notice
be fled twenty days before the
meeting Of the Legislature, ard that
second notice showing the grounds
for the contest bs fled ten days be.
fore the meeting Of the Legislature.
Mr llurlock has not yet tiled hls
second notice. Of course, but it is
Understood that he will specify that
The grounds for the contest are that
Mr.. Jones was not legally candl-
date at the election and that there
fore he coad not be legally elected
no matter how many votes he rcceiy.
ed. }. Frank Ball IS attorney for Mr..
IIurock.
In the election for representative,
the vote stood as follows:
Jones, LAS: uurlock, S27: Ru-
dolph, rs; giving Jones apIuraIity
Of 59l.
Mr.. Jones was asked about the
contest aud replied that IIullocl; had
simply notified him and he did not
Know the grounds.
WRIGHT WILL CONTEST.
John Wright this morning served
notice on Samuel G. Dcrrickson that
he will contest the Iattcrs seat IN
the lower house. DerrtcKSou defeat.
ed Wright for representative to the
General lAssembly from Backbrd
hundred. The grounds for the
contest will be filed later.
Notice of these contests, following |
the meeting Of the Democ ratio |
members elect Of the Legislature |
III this city yesterday. cUnvinces
the rank and file Of Republican
voters of tins city that thereis deal
between the Regular leaders and
Democrats for the control of both
houses of the Legislature. Should
Sapp, the Democratic cauiidate for
Representatives in the Ninth district
Of Kent in which ;tn election will be
held on December 3Ulh, DO elected
aniWright b, seated by
the votes Uf the DemrGratS and the
Regular Republicans, the Democrat.
viii have twenty five votes on ioint
ballot or within one vote Of CON
trolling the joint houses and elect
ing two Democratic Senators or
possibly one Democrat and one Re.
publican. Such perlidy on the part
II tho Regular Republicans il being
'ondemned in a pronounced man.
ler to-day. Union Leaders feel.
lowover, that the coalition Of the
lval forces cannot be brought
about.
1t was said this morning that if
he combination succeeds in depriv.
ng Messrs. Jones and Derricksou of
heir seats, George W. Sparks Of
his city, who was elected by Dem.
,Cratir votes, and William NJ. East
'urn. who is relative 2fConyres5-
nan Ball will vote with the Demo.
rats III the scnator5hIp matter
tho Demucrul, naHo Dr..
Ball rs one Of the senators.
1t Is reported this afternoon that
1mcs l ShaIIcross Will contest
he seat Of l.. Y. Asprll Jr,, in the
mir !ieth district.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
FREIGHT FORCE,
Bl Sl NOWADAYS,

The new freight station at EIrc
Moor, the Wilmington Transfer
which opened on the eighth of De.
cember for the first time, has now
reached thr limit Of tho territory
winch - lnc'Uded in its circuit. The
force employed there will now set.
lie down to permanent work and
got the business SvStemiXel IN such
q way that il w.Il be handled in ,re
shortest time possible and in IL.
easiest way.
The operating force now includes
elSh( t.erkS, night and a dav
foreman, thirty.one warehouse men
and twenty.f0Er railroad men who
arc divided into four shifting crews
to handle the rar- that cone into
the yards. Th"re are only four
other ira notcr stations N the Penn
sylvanla railroad colnpauv's svs
TEN similar t. the one al EIlr.
Moor. They are at Harrisburg
plttsbnrg Jersey City and phiia.
de'pEia
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
10 SING OF
CNRIST'S BIRTH

In all the city churches, except
the Catholic and Episcopalon. on
Sunday Christmas sermons will be
preached and carols sung. On the
following Sunday several Ct the
Sabbath schools will hold their an
'iHal entertainment when the
hearts of the little people viii be
made happy by gifts Of candy.
bnnNs ctr
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
-raa. -
Trolley car DcrailrI,

Car No. 10 Of ihe Delaware ave
nue. line of the Wilmington City
Railway Company was deralled at
Front and Market streets about 1.30
O'Clock this morning and delayed
traffic for several minutes. A shoe
Of the brake on the forward truck
worked loose and fell off, derall ny
the car.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
DEMOCRATIC POW-WOW
Legislator Saws >"na'"rshir Question Was
Not lis'u>.ch by tho Body.

The Denoorati" pow wow of YES
terday was attended by al, Of the
Democratic members Of the Legis.
lature except three
Senator ErauC.s McNultv an
nounced this ncrniug that the
Legislators met The upmbers of the
State Committee for the first time
The Legislators as lody ,hc SAID, lid
not 60 into discussion Of tho sepa.
toraLlp and house organization
questions. The MI"e'lug adjourned
to meGt ii iIoyeI ON ncrolnhyr }lsr
when a caucl5 viii re held and
Senatorial nrlu;uecs a.reed upou.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Advanced Express Rates.

The AdamS and nitedStalcs !Ex.
press Companies have adyauced rates
on CHRIS lmas ackages in past cboard
OF paper boxes by - per cent This
morning It was sad at the local or.
ficcs that The advance in rate, vas
made as protectiGp 10 both the
companies and their patrons, a, the
advanced rates on such pack ages
would nave Il tendency To- cause neo.
pie 10 use wooden boxes. which are
safer.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
RELEASED, THEN ARRESTED

john Carey was arrested foul
months ago for hrjug drunh and
1i,rrderly. When taken to the
cuart for a hearing he cursed Judge
Cochran and waS fined SO for con-
tempt uf court This hut increased
his anger aud h"runtInuri to curse
the court and VIZ again fined $40
and costs, il deta,Ir Of payment Of
which he wn4 committed to the
WUrkhOUSp. Tie was released this
morning then rcarrcst"d and to-
morrow morning must answer the
charge of being drunk ant dis.
orderly for which he was arrested
four months age.