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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Al Of the Texans who Joined a.
navy have been transferred 20 a train
Ing ship. and will make a tour OF thl
world
ont OF 1884 registered voters o.
sherman. Tex. only IS are negroes.
w. A. Kendall OF Mckinney Tex.
while ont hunting had his hand tori
10 pICcs by the bursting OF the gun bar
rel
j l. FAIRIES OF Mckinney. Tex. wa.
found dead 40 his home. Hc was
years DID,
Fred Williams of Marshall Tex. q
negro has been arrested charged With
criminal assault on a llyearoid negro
girL
Phillips Caplcs OF Dallas. Tex. while
crossing the Central track 40 Fort
Worth was struck by an engine and
seriously hurt.
The chemical analysis ~ the pctro.
leum found az Saratoga. Tex. shows
% TO be- superior 10 any mineral oil
west of Pennsylvania.
Five young white boys have been
Indicted NJ Tyler. Tex. for assault and
robbery on Mr Bridges of Mount
Pleasant He is said to be- dying.
John Heller aged 60 years. was In.
siantly killed hy being run over by a
switch engine 40 Brazil. Ind.
A young farmer named Grammar
liying in Ellis county Tex. shot him.
self to death. % IS believed 20 have
been accidental
Warren Shuke. one Of the govern.
ment contractors engaged CO. blasting
rock north OF East Dubuque. la was
instantly killed Boy a dynamite blast
The Eve old war monitors. CauonL
Gus, Nahant Lehigh. Moutauk and ia.
son. have been condemned for naval
purpose and win bo sold at public
auction
Elizabeth Rowland died AZ Louis. .
Vile l.I. aged o. For fifteen years
or more she had lived the life of a .
recIuse with her son.
During their stay at Berlin the
Bocr generals collected $4,000.
william j Mallard. secretary of the
Climax BottIIng company. who wa.
SlIled in New York Saturday. was
buried 10 Atlanta. Ca. /
Commander Mason Of the Cincln
natl cables that the government
orces are in control az Gouaiyos and
hat all is quiet al Port au PAX.
Archbishop Chapelle has arrived In |
rome and viii present to the Vatican.
'rotests against Archbishop lrcIand's
altitude ON the Philippines.
William Hooper Young. charged
Win numbering Mrs Annie Pulitzer
b New York. viii be- arraiguod before
Judge CowIng tomorrow TO plead.
y. r Miller q barber stepped on
anana peel go Terrell. Tex. and Tell
islocatIng his shoulder
Carl u Guenthop. a pioneer miller
led 40 San Antonio. Tex.
M1nuiacrurorg or DrOlms are pro
airing 20 form a combination OF the
'sde
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22

II is unquestionably true that
an organized effort is to be made
by the republican party crganiza.
ton in Texas to defeat the poll tax
amendment to the state consutu-
ton, which comes up for vote at
the general election in November.
The general scheme is to get out
local county republican tickets in
the various counties and gather all
the strength possible to the repub-
liean cause aud bring out a full
vote to defeat this measure. It is
the plan Of the republicans in An.
derson county to do this.-Pales.
tine Herald.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22
Whose Baby Are You?

Whose Baby Are You" the new
comedy creation which comes 10 Ia,
Grand on Thursday, Oct. %, Is aptly
described as an "eiIcrvescont ecs
tacy." Its eiTervescent humor which
bubbles in every Inns aud permeates
every situation sends the audience
away in thoroughly amused and
laughter stated frame Of mind. From
the rise Of the curtain until It's fall on
the last act, it is a laugh from begin
ming to end. \ strong company Of
iarceurs including Miss June Mathis
and Mr.. Jno. +. Ward, will appear
In the merry little play on the above
date. ,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22
COUNTY COURT.

County court opened Monda,
with Judge Board presiding
County Attorney Maggie represent,
ing the state and County Clerk Me.
Michael at his desk.
Steve Morrow was found guilty
Of carrying a pistol and was fined
$500 and costs.
George Oneal ard Israel Rhodes
were each fined $500 and costs
upon a plea of guilty to simple as
sault.
The case Of Jim Jackson, charg
I'd with an aggravated assault upon
his wife, went to trial yesterday
Tuesday, morning before a jury.
Convicted and fined S25 and costs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22
The WRECK AT LEWIS

Mr.. T. NJ. Patterson, a well
known travelling man of Chicago.
who was injured in the wreck at
Lewis Monday night, spent the day
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Patter.
son was able to be up, but was suf-
tering from a severe cut on the
head. Mr.. Patterson said the pas
senger train from Waco had lust
reached Lewis aud was either
standing or moving slowly across
the main line when the catastro.
phe happened. The chair car,
in which there were fifteen or TWEEN.
~ people, was overturned by a.
freight engine on the main line
crashing into it.
We learn from another source
that Mr.. Jasper Howard Of Mart.
and Mr.. Dupree Of Crockett, who
were killed outright, were crushed
by the chair car being overturned
upon them after they had gotten
of. The car in turning over also
struck Conductor Branch who sui. |
fered some injuries. Mrs. Mary |
Ellison, an aged lady Of George.
town, had her spine fractured and
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22

II has been remarked that Jim
Younger got more cranky ideas
into his dying statement than we're
ever before reduced to so few
words. On love, politics and reli.
gion it showed that his think tank
had sprung leak. His claim Of
personal acquaintance with the
Almighty was almost equal to Pres.
ident Baer's break.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22

The Boer generals, travelling
through Germany, are getting
some lively ovations. Gen. De
Wet had to make a speech in his
night shirt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22

Carrie Nation passed through
Bryan early yesterday morning on
the II. & I. G. There was no re.
ception committee at the depot to
induce her to stop.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22

A mining company has been
chartered to seek gold in Coryell
and ABIDING counties. The prin-
cipAl shareholders reside at Copper.
as Cove and are known to the
writer as gentleman Of fine bust.
ness ability.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22

A good flow Of oil has been
struck at depth OF 40 feet north
Of Beaumont.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22
LETTER FROM MANILA.

Manila, P. l., Sept. 10, 1902
Messrs. Connolly IL Carnes, Bryan
Texas. Gentlemen:-Thinking fl
might be of some interest to you,
| send you under separate cover O
copy ofthe "Manila Times, even.
ing edition. / sent you one some
time since which | guess you have
received ere this. ! will send you
papers now and then, such as they
are.
There is new paper here now
called the Manila Cablenews." Il
is daily and is by far the best pa.
per we have over here.
The "Times' is a rabid republi.
can as you will see. There are
several factions over here who a..
pire to be "boss political party"
and who you know more about /
guess than do.
Mother sent me n Houston Post
and an Eagle which / have nearly
worn out, advertisements and all.
and ! keep them under my pillow.
[ The Eagle editor thanks you, Mr..
Broaddus, and in exchange for the
papers you will send "now and
then" we will send you the Eagle
regularly.
Hoping that the paper will be
Of interest TO you and that / have
not intruded, will close with best
wishes to the Eagle, the Light
Guard and dear old Bryan. | am
very respectfully,
Your soldier friend,
Edward X. Broaddus.
Both Co. Coast Artillery, Fort San.
tiago, Manila, p. /.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22
FOR DISTRICT CLERK
We are authorized to announce
j. w. BATS

as a candidate for reelection 10 the
Office of District Clerk at the ensu-
ing election, subject TO the vote OF
the people.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22

Score three for the pistol toters
in Limestone county, and it was
merely a family row.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-10-22

100 pounds Of good, new feathers
FOR sale, at IS cents a pound. See
ID. T. Williamson. Oh
The sun., 1902-06-28
Big STEEL STOCKHOLDERS.
>,vIs 90 ~ WHO ORFB
Ho\D INSfi Ptr 0> Rff0FD.
p.s,,hrr wnh rhriT Headlines ., t'"" ~
,ei~ .a ,.a' ersisa tTss Target
ui.~L. ' sie,i b, t.snsl.'s' s.d ,"'s'~r-
dam thanking ttsstse~ to,oao itsi''rrs

,r,NruN. y juno y Ulctr - IN
n. ,u 'r,. Secretary IT N'a'r's on'"" h"f"
a afsc '-,,, ~ vl..N Hn, rs.ur,l'd ~"
narr.. Il uiu., liam lt"" tui'.'r- "t s'"'N
of tho uu.d SIatv> steel 'prIT"ra'tou
,.h, vntcd m favor - tie rr"Iss"d CON
,rr,t.l n s.sUunsu Il prri"rt'-i ,t"'h
INTO Ter cont hotj~ M" t~'ufd vi
fr.t. rfIy tcirtr~i to ~ Il '. i.indabnrN
H. IA, Argument lcfurr 10" Court ~ Ert"r>
and kur,al> CO.. ~" Cas'- that 'lu-'Ni N''>''t-
,,, o.. owing that tie stockholders ~"t"
sln,,-I . Jut. ir ,uting fot th" plan, iiIO
,.,h.Y..rl. ling M u," affirmative
and only uIftv-iivr representing u 30
,'t.r $40 - shares. voting IA th" negative
Iy,.,t tT.o i.,,nrd''d li,' dos not iud"ai"
q, vfI.. distribution - tho latg" lA"k-
,f .t,.L ,.ili hv MANY banking h"'i~e
A. rrD ag.,.'- Of 'io actual owners. who,
IA ias .,c,, -, ,irlai,,l, nuinl"r up' l''~' 'hHh
non Ilr .argc.t hl1'hs "i s'""k ""'"
,o,od 1v the London aud Amsterdam
ln,l-... Who assisted N f"a''ng th" stock
he largrst holder, as shown IN ih" r"cord
an flr who voted m the Affirmative un Va"
CONVERSION proposition with th" nufnl+f
pf ,haf-s af each class uf stock held hr
tl,f,, a.. A. lD.lpNr
The sun., 1902-06-28
nr. IIlsiN sHIrwatfAIR
uss ls.ses ssss~s s~ . us-s, ssse' !" inc
80 ts~rvu~- ~, -.

1.vtos. y Y. June - ~ M-l~v
Jilman an tpisr"pal clergyman ~ >"~
Vows ritv. ~h" is coodtsftns . -unms'
.rhs.ol 'hr,e miis- t-'oW t.anss'tSr. 'fni
AMI a 4 Iana.iian i-aimsn ~ere .hip~ -'k~d
on a r,rsv ,-l~, wc-' ~ save Island IN 'hr
~ IANf-n,- River Yesterday an"thn"n
and w-r, a. tls.. u.'rry Of vtud ant NaN"
fur u,ur,. than n 80 hour
pf t'llnau Ws- gntng ~ ~. A'-'r1
Launsh ~ h,- .chool va ons' ~ il" h"rr'-t
nnr,hw--i.rlv gal.s which have rag-'i IN
the ttv.r ~ N~af- IN" launch iua"hin"ry
.,,skl.nly r-ni-.-i ln work and ths triii "iar
va- thrnNu ga the -urll islst Dr ilrtAn
rluu-I from 'l.' l-Nst ~ -aN" u u y --ihs".
and iu - dning fractured h'- ~'i Ins )hN'
ahoN" thr ku~"
In. men N-rr on the rock nv" hours.
every wave breaking over them. ~.
lIman was taken IN the lsl"' hv liie'~su
Which war launched from ia" steamer
Na.ria Uf Gananoque, tie lpa'niah ~
uaining un III" island - !ook ai'"r ~"
" r,.ck.l launch Dr llinan received
nwslical assistance H. taranopu". i" -
an -ld"rlv mar aud ~ 'rcd Nrn>id"rsh'y
from sluck and aNpJ-urr
The sun., 1902-06-28
PLtCE or LIGHT AND SAFETY.
Municipal Nrt so~ie,y Awards Prizes fos
Electrolier Designs.

Prizes have hren awarded hy the MUM
cipal Ar SDci.'y of New York for the hest
thrc. designs for an elecirolier combined
with an isle ~ safety 90 hc placed AZ
tn. intersection 81 Firth avenue and
Twcn'y-third street The winners arr"
Iir,, priyr ~ $50. Victor A Gsni of :
W.-t fifteenth ',,"C, u.,,u v.ui, q,
third rri,e 81 $50 Wilkinson 4 Msxonisl",
i5S tifth svenu"
Honorary mention il made Of Miss Edith
Wuodman Burroughs of ro7 Franklin place
Flushing. I. | Foriy->iN designs w-r"
submitted m The competition
Mr. Cianis model IL for a has" and shaft
ff,~.n feet high surmount"d by glass
slnl- twenty inch"- IA diameter for an
electric lgh, The sloh". rests on four
Ashes. each holding a small glass hall IN
it, mouth Each ~ the-e halls Will CON
tain an ele~-,ric high, tn" lower par ~
th. .haf, 10 enriched 10y n fricze repre-
-eu,ing cuplds At play Below ar" four
d.corniiv. legs With lions paws, supporting
IN. -hnf' at III. ha-r On the upper mould
,ny are four rams heads which scc"ntuais
III. "uTn'r-
tn. outlin. Of the ground space i three
feet " ide hv twenty feet long u calls Tor
ia safety posts, and the artist suggest ;
that the one NJ each end 10 made larger
80 A. TO 10 u-ed for drinking place for
dog His idea in leaving 20 much space
VAS ,o rrud.r IA. isle 81 safety q place
where n group 81 persons could cungr~-
gate II necessary
The sles-f roller when completed VII
~ presented hy the Municipal Art Society
10 the ci'V
The sun., 1902-06-28
so,. r,rt iRev sRers LswEF.
p, ,as.s rs..sss D~~sss~es b, TO- ssses
Part, a-sssa p~.i~. uss ses~,.

rs.,- 49, . htf,h~t fall IN Tho con'non
stock of ths Iulnrsstn f,i-l and trun tntn-
tany un a.. ~io.'k iNchans- v--,srisy on
,h. ur~- from Weaver that 81 th- -nr~'ins
- tho dlfs,ts- thsf- u had i-'.n d'Ctsisd
To- t.,.. w. ,It, tl.,.i uu ~" -tu~k
N'r~ ut-.rtns - lrf-tn'-- un N" fSchans"
.aira v.r- made simultaneously ~ prt""-
,,ustut from - 90 =; later tn" pr,c~
to,i,r.d - 'ut rrIi,d iu 49,. With tl"
,lu.iug -,l. ru,," 80 50, ~ o.. Is'ini~
un,lrr 'lr Lnr. prr,- ct THURSDAY The
total -ah- ow" iI;6 -har",.
t..,ur,ttr. - thr directors a. which ,h"
di,il.rI So ri.-. 4 Na- controlled Nv j
{ u-r,oG. Chairman - 10" lonr'i. and h-
fri.1i-
!, has Ir,n reported tia, IA" uth-, fa"'lnn
in a., laard. Whish T. beaded 10Y jobs. W
G.,t,-. Oi~t"d a Dividend declared wan
Str,, ~ .nt,-t~ .pun,S.t"d wiih ihl> faction
.Ntf,.--, 'l,.tt.rl,'s 'lthrr i'ittrilN Nrs-
t,r,iav r'.puuttg thr o~gusHi actioi "
tl., uHr,.' ~ the vpmpai,N, - Broadway
NJ I.g peel! -,,'r'''aTN gaN" "ut thl- r'a'".
u,"rt .,hI'h j." -.,,i hal teen i"!"gfait'd
l., " u-Su.'l from hn,.r.
lu ,..o ~, 'H, fii-r aud Vali,.nu- state;
mru'- Nr..h hnN" '""niir h"", l'nhl, ,i',I
tn 'h. .r,,i 'uf' ! ,lu short 81 'n'n' $40 u'l
and l'"u tuuIurv ,"ruuuU ,i",h !n' hiN"
..IfHl WEE ltHNtl OF Wv Nf''~ w.
40, & otifiG IUftN>t~. l stat" uin>' ON.
phnttullr thtf i.ts' i"t -0ti . ~hif" nl
sto,k .bpr' I l.N' not. dtf's ny or 'dl-
rr,tIN. ,o.d q -uit' of stock inr the ll~' ~tN'N
dn,s ,ud ~" -to,s I sold rriot 20 that liui"
wus tot ihr pIrI-'~" ot t"inN"-iins U '"l-
oradn Fuel and Iron ,uWpJn' nor cent
d.l.ntur,s 1u" statement thSt th"t" NHs
A gentleman ~ any other klud nj asr"rincn'
To ia, divtdcnd~ Tor another year - ~ ill~"
a. ~ l. ridiculous htv" purIo-~ly r.
framed FROM discussing III" matter ot pay
,nrr' az nou-plNurui of the common stock
di,ti.ud leaving u for diSCu-stor dnG action
~ the Roatd oi ptr", tor
pr~vrR. June % Cpor the passing 81
the dividend or ih" common stock ot III"
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, chair
mar O>gppd made u statement in Which h"
-av- MA, when the management ON Nav
~ lani recommended III" iLayinrn' of dlNi'
dcna. pr common stock u wac with che ir-
lief that the current earnings. accumulated
profits aui early completion oi IL" steel
work. and oth"r improvements fully war
rant.i y and that tho payment oi regular
quarterly dividends could tr maintained
4 full wears dividends have been pa,d, and
th. company still mas a surplus al undivided
net earnings - sgi7 SIS 10, hut the current
earning are not sufficient To pay the cur
rent dividends
The sun., 1902-06-28
VIgHET TO THE ISLAND.
Jnrre Mere Tripieis. hut Two Have Died,
and the Museums Tired of . Lone Ono.

James Murray, tho last of IN" Murray
,riplet-. a trio 81 midgets who for y"srs
hay. t.-.n ou exhibition IN museums ~ Tins
country and Furoy-. wss -ru' Yesterday to
blackwell, Island bv Sup' Metwin of the
Outdoor Poor Bureau.
Murray - - YEAR old He lived With
ms narrnts ~ a1t Past l1Th str"ci The
other two of ~" inplats have died ~ the
la-i thr,. wears and james ALONE did nu'
prove 80 great an attraction. Hi- mother,
ANNE Murray. took him Ia Bsl",u" y"~-
ter,iay 20 l.. Examined A. To- his SANITY, but
,hr cxprrt- did NOT admit him, a. b" il an
,dio, - ". was taken "a N" ouidO"r
poor Bureau and committed 10 the island
The midget j. only ; feet inches high
The sun., 1902-06-28
NEW LINES TO >OITH iFRICt.
trade Rri.L since Peace Camr --treight
Rate War Already Ou.

Tho revival of trade between South Africa
and tho nii.i States, du" 10 the ending
of the B,.r war. has inspired the agents of
the PGncr line and the Houston line Ia put
thor steamships in s"rNic" between New
York and he South African ports Of Algoa
Bav and Port Natal They will compete
with the Hau-a, Clan. Union and Buchnall
lines. which pra"t iCnlly have had u monopoly
Of the south African business The PInC~
and Houston line representatives say there
will IT, freight rat" war
Already the Combination Of four lines
has offered shipper a r"hat" Of 10 per cent
pavahle a. the end II ,lN months. II they ship
hv no u'hcr limo IN that period Tn" Pince
and Houston lines make no oTcrs, hut lay
they ar" iiling tn take all freight al r-a-
-ruab. figure The combination sends
.iS -hips a month To- south Africa tn" now
comhina' lnn l.gin- hv sending two month
Thor" l. a h'g demand for gram. bald
ing material and agricultural implements
Ton carloads nf pluughs werr rJrntly sent
away on on" ship
The sun., 1902-06-28
The CLASERS' BACESLIDINeS
~ DfS Ie>SB ~ t0t >TsR Nif>
ron Dit 0kss.
tSisr~a 4 ss-hmss Ds~~vts~. 'h~ teessss-
pr<. ef s.is.sr ter Wss. Jsnn ".
ssmpheti p.,iee sspi sie thspsssn
tis.s re.t,n,sn, AGAINST wr,. s.iss~s.

Tho counter suits vt Minnie J. tla-rT snd
Ferdinand 'la~.r fof absolute diNOr~ from
sa'h other hal h~~n un trial '--f'r- J'ist''''
Ri-'tun IN The >upr"in" tourt inr ~" daN-.
When 'h"v w.rr given tn tho Jury Yesterday
Afternoon , s.n.'i NrrJiht Wa ori"rsi
t'r tbs morning
Glas.r j. an assistant clerk "a ia" Supref,"
Court ~ c.0 ,,ar Tie was formerly
,mpluv,si a, ,.lcu leland ard was inter,--''si
iu "a ~al0uh N West rwrntv-rin'h -tr"T'
hr wa nanissi ~ ,utc-Jpi,i"u' hy IA"pry
Ci'v chamberlain John II. Campbell In the
Latt.r'. suit fnr an absolute divorce from
Anna Il Campbell Campbell got diVorc"
u ye,r agp. The cas~ ~as privately tri~i
aud the Iarer, w-'" ~"al,d tn" ula-ers
w"r" mnrr,~i iil issi, bu' they haN" not h'ei
'og,''''r iur ~","ral Nrar-
H. "a" Gbi."' 49, i wa stated tha, 6la~'''
aud Mr. campbell hN~i for tim" at ~
Mh'" ph,',~ road. Rr"nSvill" Their ""i'
crvi ,uachman said thai while ''lar-r Sas
sci and IA l.si h. I'lll.-i Mi- 'ampbeiI
down toward him with his Palms on either
sid" ni her facc
GlaS.r had hir innings Yesterday. I'd;
Nard Lawrence f-ndlcr. druggist named
by tia >..r "a correspondence aid he had been
emplo ye,i 10 ~'Ir- Mrs Glas.r ~ he morphine
habit. Tie had lived AT the nat ocup"F
by her and her mother, Mrs Morgan. az
it2 West fifticth street while "nectine IN"
cure He had All invention for such . cure
lie had smoksi opium himself and had be''n
Curri He lad be'n arrested Tor pract .-iilg
m~iicinc without a license and Tor other
things
Police Cap George : Chapman said he
knew Mrs Chaser a. one of the Morgan
sisters who lived opposite the Wcs, Forty
seventh street station several N""rs ago
Four or I've y.ars ago be had seen her M
the Hay markc, and the Broadway Oarden
lie had raided both places a. di-orderiy
She wa, know IN the Tenderloin. In all
he had probably -sen her six or seven times
walking through the Tcnderloin.
Henry J Muldoon, a barkeeper who has
known Glasnr for fifteen years, te~tifed
that he had t--n to hotels with Mn Glarrr
on several oCCasion-
Y With the wife uf your fr,end' \. Yes
lie claimed he wasn't living with her
y That j. your excuse A. No ] gie-s
had too much LIQUOR in me. ] was
drinking man
Muldoon was married four years ago.
hut is separated from his wife
Mr. Glas.r laid sh. had Abandoned
morphine without the assistance 81 Fender
She denied the charges against her.
The sun., 1902-06-28
">YNDIt ar" IIkE NIILERs.
Nr. Granior s.lh',oa ~ ~cran'"n Tells W""
D. cot Its 500 ll~forr u Went ~.

Grantur Gibson ~ Nc,an'on, Pa.. Ns-
IA" complainant anl principal witness
YESTERDAY in a." "Nain:nation I Thomas
u Walker. whom Il is prnpos'-i % cN'fadt'"
,n Cincinnati. Ohio, to tp' tried for using
ia. mails to dcfraud Walker j. alleged 20
have tcrn ,urrr,f"i with one " Oiiara
in running ~ cincinnati syndica'" Ik. 10
Ip.r cen, Nllrr's. under ia" gn'e 81 a turf
commission agency ~ ia" syndica'e's =
operations II l. as-"r'ed. the puhlt' Was
w.n, 10 -nhs, last MAY. Walker vas ar
rested her. rSrntly hy Post Officc lnsI,c-
tor Holmc-
Mr. Gibson. Who was sa,d in court IN bc
G, Injected with correspondence school
thrrc. testified that h" had invested $50
in tho O'Hara agency He llad reviewed
s,ss hack IN so-calle,. dividends. but had
never r,s,n,.r,S, the remainder. He didf 7
like 10 talk about hi los-e'
The sun., 1902-06-28
WANTS HER wan REARRE>TED.
EIita Proc,o or O,i. Didnt Appear against
Urr-.vcw cir, Nat Rrco, rred.

Elita Proctor Otis did not APPEAR IN the
jefferson Mark", polio" court Yesterday
to prosecu. Lizzie whiting. III" oolor'd
servant who was arrested On Thursday
night charged with stealing S,.0n worth
~ jewelry from tn" actress, william {
Camp. th. actress husband, VA ~ c"ur,
hu' he refused to APPEAR against the girl
Tn. prisoner told him that Mrs camp
had 60, her iewelry hack.
When Mr. Camp got home his wife told
him thai she hadn't O., any II her J.w"lry
hack Mr. camp was very much sur
pris..,i alsn very angry. Mr-. lamp kept
worrying the Tendcrloin policc last night
to arrest th. CIR. whom Magi-trat Hogan
had discharged
Acting Captain Dillon aid thar he thought
i, was a waste 81 time after what had hap
p-ned Ia the court. and said that b" wouldn't :
interfor. again. and that Mr. Camp would
have 10 60 tn court and g"t warrant
The sun., 1902-06-28
>ar.Iram va,i N.r~ y.

Nttior al Sa.t pref red stO'k wa quoted on
~. Sio"l lN,hargr tar~ at on" tim" Yesterday
a u It'd. . 1>k'd. AID the 'oWWon -to'k ~ .
Ia. isas o. IT." company ., q coIsi tUen' oi
Iac ~. -fbti a salt company and h~ rak-
..- of a.. ,to,k~ hss b''t aitra'ttuE ttt'n-
tior ~, l.t slis ot ~" t,lstI'T uu ile
- .'.,urr - .,f 80. ~ I'h -. I.c 'oI.r on
>o'd fF 'S Un Nprl ts
N.u street received information nom
Hn.tpu s,.t,tdH, tiHt 80 director oi fh"
.oof. ,i-cl..- D.. stock a., id-ud on th. iTea~-
ar, ~to,A. toNft~ttUs 81 st.si. ttn con ~pon
and s~sl..,s-l I'r-igftsd s'o'k. md thsr Ot-f
will lease the PROPERTY 20 . toures ttns hne
upan . basts of I,.I ,"nt Tor 10th 'las>"s ri
stock
Luiv ~ i.,p - to- "a 'N,hHrrc 81
Au.s. 80 a. Hat. 10. Tor ..p ~ Sc
r"N I u.t-d fVA Oa.I ara talv: ,oUIatl.
The sun., 1902-06-28
MORE IIFE ~ NEU PORI.
Innu> of Sccir,, People -sloop Rsinbow
Nakr> Ia>i "trip.

NtwpoRr. ! June % There we're
more sigrs Of M, N \cwp"r' TODAY than
% any Tim" thus ~ra-un. Ther" Wa quit"
an int'uN ~ ~o'ictv p"oplc, and this even
ing general entertainments were given.
the leaiiuc .u.- t-.iug aincrs 10y Mrs.
Rurkc Roc'o. Mt ,harl"s Hillhuu~n and
Mr.. , Vanderbilt. Jr
Mr. and Mr. Cornelius Nand"rhit arrived
here this afternoon from New London IN
th. ~lonp RauboW, im"v having a. their
guests Mis- John ~nu. Mr. kouniy and Raron
Eah,h.a-. ati 'o Prin,,' Henry - Germany .
Regirald Nand"rll' al~p arrived to-day
FROM New Haven.
For th. fr.t timr hi s"asnn ~" harhpr
IL well filed With va'h's Tonight The
Rainbow madc remarkably fast run from
New London. rDNrriug The distance - fpr'y
mites in l'-> than four hours. having q head
tide al th" way She carried nothing bat
he. fhrcr 'n,Nnr all.
The sun., 1902-06-28
Politics T en- m NM TRItL.
witness Drummcnd ef the tttiyrus' nien
<sk-si u Hr Has Hep~s.

Frank Drummond. an Assembly
di-tric, Chairman ~ the citizens Union
and for twenty wears = resident ~ the
Fift-.n,h precinc,. vent on the stand AZ
,hc trial ~ Srrg- James Churchill yc-ier-
dav ,o testify that the conditions of the
precinc' w-r" materially improved while
Serg, Churchill was in command
you are a friend ~ Mr. Gihhs' asked
Assistant District Attorney sanford
Yes. am on friendly terms with S"nator
Gibbs replisd IN" witness
And Won ar. connec'~d with the Re-
puhlican machine organiza,ion''
Not AT all. sad Mr. DrImmond
But vou have bs'en'
-Nes
And Won have hopesf-
4 don, know what YOU mean the wit
ness r-loIned
The trial wac adjourned ill ne,, Monday
morning