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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
BRISTOL.

The weekly drill meeting OF the Bristol
Train OF Artillery is Thursday evening,
but this week the meeting was held on
Tuesday evening, so as 20 allow Colonel
John II Bailey. Jr. and Lieutenant Col
ouel stephen Bourne an opportunity Of
attending the old Guards ball I'm New
York At the meeting a committee was
appointed TO perfect the arrangements
for the military hall to take place on
wsshinston's Birthday The committee
consists OF the following: Colonel John
n. Bailey, Jr.; Lieutenant Colonel Steph-
en- Bourne Lieutenant +. Walker. Ser
Reant ]. Phair, Sergeant ~. Gabolinski.
Sergeant T. Mccormack and Private Rob-
ert Anderson.
Colonel Arthur Mcbride OF Fort Trum-
bull New London. Conn. arrived hero
yesterday and was driven 20 the Her.
rCshon Manufacturing compsuy's works
whore he made brief visit and returned
again late in the afternoon. 70 T. under
stood ne Ia arranging FOR the construction
OF "a large steam yacht
Manager Waldron of tho basketball
team will take his team 10 Westerly on
Saturday 60 meet the cyclone team of
New lsunuon 'onn.
A birthday party was enjoyed last even
rs at the residence OF Henry Collins ~
Notacom avenue On honor OF Miss Gertlc
Collins. who had returned home from
boarding school 10 celebrate her 18th
birthday.
Eumors are current that the extension
of the New York New Haven A Hart
ford RAILROAD south ON Thames street has
been discontinued for the present
number Of members - Fsrraeut
Naval post visited East Providence last
evening Among them We're Commander
Robert y Turuor. ~ The pot Captain
Joseph Ginord. Comrades Charles Evans.
Darlington. = Sladc and tIaz,klah Ingra-
ham
The work OF opening Burton street FOR
public travel has been commenced ~
will Doe completed iu day or two. wealth
on permitting
4 large number OF ladies who are Nom
hers of tho Fortuighuy club visited Rris
tul YESTERDAY and were pleasantly enter.
taincd 3t thc residence of Mrs charles
y Rockwell on Hone street who n also
4 member OF The club
The small sloop WASH. iu beating III
tnisstavcd in the ferry wav and grounded
upon iiog Island point. where she remain
cd for several hours until high water
The large farm ON papoosesduaw
known ~ tho North Point farm. contain
irg TO acfes upon which arc number
" anc cottages has been purchases bv
Colonel Samuel r Colt and D. ~ bc made
a model farm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
FATALLY
WOUNDED
IN BATH.
Coopar Believed 10 Have Been
Attacked by Bath Attendant
for Purposes Of Robbery.

ST. Louis, Jan. 23.--Mr. A. Dean Cooper
treasurer of the Graham Paper company
died today, the result OF injuries sus-
tained IN a mysterious manner while in
the. Vista Turkish bath establishment last
night.
VIM. A. strother, the colored man in
charge OF the bath house. IS under arrest
and diamond worth $500 and a valuable
pin belonging to Mr.. Cooper have been
recovered from their hiding place in the
cellar OF the bath house
Mr., Coopers injury consisted OF frac-
tured skull. A sledge hammer covered
with blood was also found in the cellar
and taken possession OF by the police.
Strother made a statement 10 the police
that about midnight a boy brought Mr..
Cooper a note, which he was requested
TO answer. The boy went away and soon
after a man and two women entered.
When he returned from the cellar where
he had gone 10 nX the fires Strother saws
he found Cooper on the couch uncon-
scious.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
COMMITTEE MEETINGS

The joint select committee on ticket
transfers will meet Monday next at the
State House for organization.
Representatives OF the Textile union
called at the executive chamber today
and Governor Kimbal will give them an
audience at l o'clock, tomorrow after
noon. The governor will represent the
state at the annual meeting and banquet
OF the New England street Railway club
In Hotel Brunswick, Boston. this evening
There was TO be hearing upon the ris-
Ing OF the house. today. on the bill per-
mitting towns and cities 20 adopt the pro-
portional representation system In the
election of members Of town councils and
boards OF aldermen. There was such
small attendance however. that the judic-
larry committee continued the hearing to
Thursday next, at 1880 y. IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
ON GUARD.
Boston Police Prepared 10 Sup
press Disturbances BY Strikers.

Boston. Jan. % Before T o'clock this
morning squads OF policemen were seen
marching to the various stations An the
city. having been detailed FOR duty in con-
ncction with the te8msters strike. The
force today was the same as that OF yes
terday, about $50 men. including score
Of mounted police.
Tho heads OF The police department eX-
press confidence thst they can control the
disturbing forces which on the past nights
have caused considerable trouble and par
tiCipsted iu demonstrations against nom
union drivers, which have been on the
verge OF riotiug,
As on Yesterday the police detachments
were distributed along the thOrolghlares
where most or the heavy teaming OF the
CilN Is done. while the mounted men Nfrc
directed 90 guard the teams or the n ;.
Brine Transportation company, Mllcn
firm now iS the one object against which
AN The hostility Of the strike sentiment Is
directed.
Brine company began 10 reach the city
from the South Boston stables, under
guard OF policemen on horseback. Inc
drivers brought word that they had eN-
the only unusual sights along Atlantic
avenue. which is the btltgerent territory,
was the presence of an unusual number
OF policemen. In fact, al times men IN
uniform were more numerous than pedes-
trians.
Arrangements have been made for a
conference OF all concerned In the strike
at the chamber OF commerce this after
noon at 4 o'clock President Harrison
Loriug. Jr.. Of the Brine Transportation
CO., will be present as we'll as President
VIM. II. Lincoln OF the Boston chamber
of commerce. the members OF the state
board of arbitration and the committee
Of the allied transportation company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
STATE RESTS.
Prosecution Concludes Evidence
Against Alleged Gank WrIckers

Boston, Jan. 23-The government rested
It's case at noon today In the trial OF
John w. Dickinson and George VI. Foster
for alleged completely In wrecking the
South Danvers National bank OF Peabody.
Attorney Jones opened the session by
introducing a record OF the Superior
court. showing that John w. Dickinson
was defauted in November, 1899 in a suit
brought by George w. Anderson to recOv-
er $1,000 on a promissory note dated July
Z, 1895. The record was submitted in
evidence subject to exceptions by counsel
for defence.
George w. Anderson testified that he
was the man named in the record OF the
court as having brought suit against
Dickinson. He said he made a personal
investigation OF Dickinson's property in
the effort TO get a satisfaction for his
claims. Through counsel for Dickinson
the witness said he received a check for
$3.50 signed by Dickinson and drawn on
the South Danvers National bank He
also received a note for the same amount
signed by Dickinson. which was paid
by Dickinson when IL came due.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
A CATASTROPHE.
LadyStanIsy So Regards Trans
for Of BoTghsss Gallery.

London. Jan. 2S.-Lady Stanley, wife of
sir Henry stanley asserts that she has
high authority for saying that the Italian
legal difficulties have been overcome and
that negotiations are well advanced for
the transfer of the entire Borghese gal
Iery 10 the United States. She implores
the civilized world to join in ayerting such
catastrophe.
The Italian chamber of deputies, No
vember last passed a bill appropriating
3 800 600 lire. (s675 5O0) for the purchase of
the villa Borghese collection OF pictures,
statuary and other art objects. the esti-
mated value OF which is 10000.0O0 lire,
tSI $50 O00) Prince Borghese. who was In
financial difficulties, offered 10 donate the
entire collection OF paintings 10 the Ital-
fan nation N he were permitted 10 sell
Eaphaers Sacred and Profane Love, :"
abroad for which he had been offered 81
100000 lire: but. the government under
the law refused to give him permission TO
cell IL.
IL was further announced some time
ago that the city Of Rome would pur-
chase the villa and park.
The Borghese gallery is regarded as be-
ing the finest private collection OF paint
ings I'm the world. Among the best known
works In IL are Correggio's "Danae' and
Raphaers "Entombment."
The statuary in the collection Is not re-
garded as OF great Importance but the
modern sculpture includes several mas
terpieces. such as Conova's Venus Vie
IriX."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
AGAINST Them.
Ex-SscTstaTy Foster Opposes
Chinese Exclusion Bills.

washington, Jan. 2s.-Ex-secretary Of
state John w. Foster appeared before
the senate committee on immigration
today and spoke I'm opposition TO the
Chinese exclusion bills. His remarks
were directed more particularly to the
Mitchell or Pacific coast bill, which he
said was a plain violation OF our treaty
with China.
MIR. Foster said that our government
had four times asked China TO modify
existing trea ties In the interest of Ameri-
can citizens and that every instance
China had acceded 10 our request lie
then submitted for the consideration OF
the committee three propositions.
The first was that any law passed by
,he present congress which continues
the exclusion of Chinese laborers beyond
1904 would be not only without inter-
national authority but would be in viola
ton OF treaty stipulations.
His second proposition was that the
exclusion laws should not he made ap-
picable to all our insular possessions
and he said the Hawaiian Islands pre-
sented the exact state OF affairs which
was contemplated by the American nego-
tlators of the exclusion treaty when they
gave the assurance that TO such a condl-
tion OF affairs the exclusion laws would
not apply when all the interests OF the
islands asked for Chinese immigration
and the local authorities agreed that
II would not I'm any way affect white
labor
Mr. Fosters third proposition was
that the existing exclusion laws and the
legislation proposed are in clear dsre-
gard of treaty stipulations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
TAMMANY MAN.
Representative Cummings 81
Announces Himself.

Washington. Jan. 23.-Mr Cummings
(N. " explained his action OF yesterday
on the Philippine army post. lie closed
by saying that his party started right on
the subject. but ended mlserably He said
he voted as he did as a Democrat was a
Tammany Hall Democrat, and was proud
OF A.. and added:
There is no politics in question where
the lives of American soldiers are at
stake"
Mr.. Kahn (CalD. who visited the Philip
pines last summer, said that IL the mi
nority knew OF the suferings OF the sol
diers In the Philippines. because OF a
lack az quarters. there would not have
been a vote against the Cannonl amend
ment yesterday.
Mr.. Pierce CTenn.) said II such was the
case the president and officers OF the
army were responsible as thav had absO-
lutte authority I'm the Philippines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
Deafness Cannot be Cured

u, local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There L. only one way % cure dea fness.
aud that h. by constitutional remedies.
DEAFNESS is caused bv an iunamcd con-
.ditlon ~ tho mucous lining ~ the Eus-
tachian Tube When this tube a. innamec
hearing and when ~ iS entirely closed.
Deafness o. the result. and unless the
Inflammation ran be taken out aud this
tuha restored 10 its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever nine
CA sps ont ~ ten are caused ~ Catarrh.
which a. nothing but an infaned condl-
lion " the mucous surfaces
We viii Rive one Hundred Dollars FOR
any case OF Deafness lCaused bN catarrhl
that cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
cure send for circulars. free.
" J. CHENEY A CO. Toledo. q.
Sold b. Druggists. fac.
Halls Family rills are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
INDIGESTION CAUSED DEATH

whitman. Mass, Jan. 2S.-Ncvs or the
death OF Hiram w. Jenkins az the Park
Avenue hotel I'm New York city was re-
ceived here today Death was due to
acute Indigestion. Mr jenkins was ~
years Of age For years ne had been
prominent in New England manufacture
INK circles.
Ie was the head OF n casket manufact-
uring concern with headquarters IN Bos-
ton aud a factory in Whitman and he
owned considerable real estate ia BOSTON
and for several years had been propric-
tor OF the extensive leather board works
at Bridgewater.
lie also owned much real estate inclYd-
ing several business blocks in Whitman.
\ widow and a son survive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
TREE STUMP
DAMAGES
A CAR.
Tore or Rear VeSiibuIs and
Fractured Three RIBS Of a
Portuguese Passenger.

An accident occurred on The Providence
Taunton railroad this morning.
The scene of the mishap was In Massa-
chpsetts about two miles beyond the
state line.
At that point there Is long double
turnout, banked by high embankmeut
In eXcavatmg for the road bed trees
We're cur down and the big stumps were
thrown upon the embankment.
AS the outward bound car was on that
turnout at 6;O5 o'clock one OF the biz
stumps which had been loosened by the
previous days thaw, rolled down the
bank and struck the end of the car.
The latter was moving rapidly but not
quick enough 10 escape the stump.
The rear Yestibule was torn on and a
Portuguese who was sitting near the
door was struck and Suffered the frac-
ture Of three ribs.
No others were injured,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
NO REAEARING.
Defendants Petition In WinwdTd
Case Denied by Court.

The appellate division OF the supreme
court IN rescript handed down today I'm
1rator rs Levi Q. lincoln ct al says:
''rhe court has given due consideration
20 tho points suggested by the defendants
as grounds for rehearing, and secs no
reason to doubt the correctness Of it's de-
oision as contained i'm the opinion here
tofore given.
The controversy concerns The payment
Of a note given Ia a BOs,ln stoCkbroker.
Defendants set up the claim that the note
was given FOR money used In wagering
Cn stocks
The decision Of the court WAS that the
note was given Tor the legitimate pur-
ChaFc OF stocks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
NAVAL RESERVE SCHEME

London. Jan. 23.-Replying TO ques-
tion in the house OF commons today MIR.
ld-Foster. parliamentary secretary
40 the admiralty said legislation would
he introduced to place the Newfoundland
Naval reserve scheme on permanent
basis
MT Chamberlain the colonial secretary.
answering a question ou the subject said
that although communications were pro-
ceediug with France his maicstys gov
crnmcnt was not set in position to
make definite statement on thc French
Sh0re lNcWfouudlsudl uuestiou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
UoCstFELLER'S LATEST GIFT

Syracuse. ~ s.. Jan. OBJ chancellor
James r. uay uf Syracuse univorslr
ths morning announced that John D
RockCfcu,r bad glvcn che university
pmWo which win be applied on the enc
dovnmeut fuud when thip fund
reaches tio'uo john D Archbold viii du-
picatc o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
MARRIED At DAVENPORT

Davenport. Ia Jan. 23-Dauicl Could
Wing n wealthy Boston banker. and Jo-
sephine Cablu. daughter OF O. W Gable.
a prominent lumber mau OF Davenport.
have been married iu this Dity
The bride "a niece Of l3. ". Gable. for
mer president of ho Chicago, Rock ISL
and and Pacific railway system
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
WAS NOT DAMAGED

Philadelphia. Jan. ga-Tho steamship
Peuuisud Philadelphia for Antwerp
which went aground Yesterday 0u cherry
lsland Flats. in thp Delaware river
foatod late last night and anchored Boz
tho channel until early TODAY. when she
proceeded down the river THE PcunlBnd
Was NOT damaged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
BRITISH TRANSPORT STRANDED

Queenstown. Jan. e. The British trans
port Minnesota. With troops on boardp
bound FOR south Africa. stranded while
leaving ouseustovn this morning Tier
stern is high out OF the water and she
has = list 90 stsrbosrd. but a ~ expected
that she will be- foatcd at hish tide this
aftcrroVn. .... ......
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
TO ABSORB ANOTHER COMPANY

London. Jan. q Guest. Keen & Co, Of
DowIsis and Catdin who recenth ah-
sorbed the Cyfarth Iron Works and coll
Heries have 70 H. announced, today, com
pleted arrangements 90 acquire the husi-
ness Of the Nettlcfolds hig screw wire
manufacturers Of Birmingham
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
SUES BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago, Jan. 2s-As sequence 10 his
expulsion from the Chicago board OF
trade Feb s. leoi on a charge " having
violated the rules ~ the organizs stlou.
John Dickinson has announced Siit
against the officers of that institution
for t20oOO0. lie also nled a petition FOR
writ OF mandamus to compelfthe Off
GERS 90 reinstate him To membership.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
J. WARD DEAN DEAD

Mcdford Mass.. Jan E-J Ward uean.
known throughout New Enghud aF Tho
secretary Of thc New England Goneoiogi-
cal library, died at his hom, hero during
the night lie was 50 wears .sf axe and
had been 300 FOR some timp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
DIDN'T PAY.
Graham Arrested on Suit
Brought by Tailor.

A travelling salesman who gave the
name Of J. G.. Graham was arrested at a
local hotel az an early hour this morning
on "a civil suit. The complainant was
Louis Miller. a tailor.
It is claimed that Graham had Mr. Mil
Ter make him am oycrcoat took the over
coat and then broke ana agreement Go pay
for the same Graham had to wait many
hours at the county court house before
hc could secure haN and leave the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
GOLD. NICKEL AND COPPER.

err-arrtf after Feb AFatr-tha- STOCK
the Boston Climax Mining Co, which has
been selling at the special price OF l0c. on
the dollar. will positively be advanced to
20c. orders received before said date viii
be hooked at the old price. Boston Cli-
max Mining Co. w. T. Harrington, Gen
eral Agent. $40 Banigan Building. Provi-
denCe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
SEVEN YEARS IN PENITENIIARY

Portland. ore. Jan. 23.-Kelley Wiley,
a negro. who was arrested on charge
or robbins Albert Dowenthsl Of sio0o
worth of diamonds ar the Hotel Port
land. two months $50. was yesterday
sentenced 10 seven years I'm the peniten-
tlarN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
STEPHEN A. DOLE DEAD

Salt Lake. Utah. Jan. 23-stophon A.
Dole. sgcd 81 years. n brother of Gov
Dole of Hawaii o. dead st Tucker Utah.
after = long illness Mr. Dole attone time
was Indian agent an tho White Rock
xsency In Colorado.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
SUGAR PRICES ADVANCE

New York. Jan. . The American
sugar Reluing company ana the inde-
pendent rchners today advanced all
grades Of refined sugar ten points.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
REELECTED LORD MAYOR or DUBLIN

Dublin. Jan. % Timothy a. Hsrrinc-
ton. member of Parliament Tor tho har-
bor division ~ this city has been re-
elected lord mayor OF Dublin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
TO cusE a colo IN ONE oay.

Take Laxative Brorno Quluine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ~ 70 fails
TO cure r. W Groves signature is
q N nalh Inr n.n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
APPOINTMENTS.

CONTINUED from page One)
on judiciary recommends pas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
RAILROADS.
MANUFAcTURING COMPANIES

'EN-dIVIdend.
xBid in for stock on which no dividend
In lquidaticr has been raid
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-23
kex York SlOcks.

Reported by FLETCHER & TAPPAN.
street floor. Banigan Building.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07

Solid Gold, like cut,
and six other similar
designs, extra heavy
shank, worth $12, our
price tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07

This Handsome Solid
Gold Fleur de Lis
Brooch or Chatelaine
Pin, new mud" fin-
ish, tomorrow only
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07

Signet Rings, heavily
embossed with such
designs as lions
head" h o d S
h @ a d Diana"
scroll, etc, very
heavy, worth $3.50,
tomorrow At
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07

is Omaha's irresistible Xmas magnet upo1
old are feasting their juvenile prOpensities
feast. Our assortments of holiday goods are
ever way you turn. This entire floor indi,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-07

This Beautiful Prin-
cess Ring, one row
pearls in center, tur-
quoise, ruby, emerald
or sapphire on either
side, exactly like cut,
worth $11.5O, tOmor-
row, price
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-19
JEFF OVERWORKED
ALARMING RUM0R
That the Champion Was Sick and
Laid Up for Repairs.

Oakland, Cal. July 1S--Necd Cf rest
for Champion Jeffries is the most po-
tent factor at his training quarters
in the Reliance club OF TINS city today.
Yesterday afternoon Je{frieS fell asleep
While being rubbed down and slept an
hour and Il half without awakening.
He spent the entire morning today in
his room, and decided to do absolutely
no work Sunday next.
Rurnors were flying thick and fact
around town today to the effect that
JEFF is sick at his headquarters as q
result of ever training. This gave rise
to . report that Jeflrics was ont of
condition and laid up for repairs. 1t
was pointed oat that the champion WAS
away below his normal weight. Trainer
Delaney admits that JEFF has worked
too hard.
jeff arose at II o'clock and showed
up at the gymnasium at =. He said:
Il am not sick. | was tired after be-
ing at the theater last night / have
cut cut my work today, and will just
take gymnasium exercise. I will be
ready for the fight"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-19
IMMIGRATION
FOR THE YEAR
Increa ase of 10000 Over That of the
Previous Year

Washington. July ia statement
has been prepared at the Immigration
bureau showing the number of imlni-
grants who arrived in the Emitted
States by countries during the fiscal
year 1902, as compared with 1901 The
total arrivals of the last fiscal year
were G4S,143 immigrants and SZ,055
other alien passengers, making total
of $50, ,5S This is an increase OF 1G0,
SO immigrants over 1901.
The principal increases during last
year. as compared with 1861, were as
follows:
Austria Hungary. IS, ,599; Italy. III
oludinG Sicily and Sardinia, 42.31s; Rus
sian empire and Finland 900; Japan,
9.QOl; Sweden, 1858; German empire,
G.G53: Norway. 5,236; Greece, z,l94; Den
mark, 2.0O5
The principal decreases are: ireland,
Las; China. S15; Turkey in Europe,
zee.
TIE following are the names OF the
>.,.t.t. 1lys Ii -..ae iarseAt nun
Der OF immigrants came turing the last
fiscal year: Italy. including. sicily anl
Sardinia, 1855; Austria Hungary,
11l.S9; Russian empire and Finland.
1C7, ,341; Sweden, 30,Sy4: Ireland 29. 13S
German empire. 23,G14: Norway, 1,.48i:
Japan, "A 40: Englond, 13.515.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-19
POLICE COURT RECORD
An Army Convert Who Found Jordan
Hard Road to Travel.

IN the police court yesterday Fred
Gardener was fined 50 and Isaac Nc
Pinion SS for using rrofane and vulgar
language on the street. Both are col
cred men, and the two offended while
sympathizing with each other in trou-
bic that originated previously in a sa-
loon. Fred had a misunderstanding
over bet IN crap game, and after
he LEFT the place he said bad things,
and said them vigorously. Officer Law
renee arrested him, and en route to
the city jail Isaac approached and
tried to have the officer turn Mr..
Johnson loose. His language was
such that he vas also held to answer.
The only other case in the police courl
Wes that Of Sam Austin. Sam and q
friend found themselves here Thursday.
the latter having 4 little money in the
bank but none in his pocket. and the
former having some in his pocket but