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out means rEprosecutns his STUDIES q
Scottish noblenan who became interested
provided for his Instruction and he Went
10 lcschetizky. appearing with the Phil
harmonic orchestra at Vienna in 1895, be-
ing then in his 18th year.. He went to
Australia on a concert tour shortly after
ward and made his first appearance s in
America in 1899. when but 20 years Of
age. While Hambourgx delights in such
music as the Beethoven Sonata Appa-
SONATA he is still fond of lighter and
more sentimental music and his programs
briste with the works of Chopin and Men
fdelssOhn.
While Gabrilowitsch has already been
heard in Minneapolis, Hamburg has not.
Both of them. however, ha We been meet
ing with wonderful success the present
season. and have been frequently heard
with the leading orchestras Of the country
as well as in recital.
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BANANA INVESTMENT FRAUD,

Chicago. Feb. 1S.--The Office Of the Mica
raeua company. 1924 Stock Exchange building
was raided yesterday by government officers and
Frank D.. Bittinger. Henry 4. Rtrnham and
Orlin Vincent arrested. The object Of the com
pany announced in circulars was to plant
bananas cocoa. pineapples and rubber near
Pearl lagoon. in Nicaragua. Products of the
plantations were to be sold in the United States
Great progts We're promised In June, 1880.
$500. 900 worth of stock was offered for public.
subscription. aud of this amount $5I 900 was saiG
to have been sold within two weeks.
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HIS FIRST VETO IN
La Toilette Disapproves the Bill for
Twenty-one New Legisla-
tive Employees. ~=
~stalwarts" Will Not Bulge From
Policy to Delay Primary Elec-
ton Legislation.
Enecial To The Journal.

Epeclsl to The JCurnaI. =
Madison Wis. Feb. 1S.---'The first veto
message of the session was sent to the
assembly by Governor La Toilette tony.
expressing disapprovai of the bill pro-
viding for twenty one additional legisla-
tive employees. The governor said the
law passed by the last legislature. limit
ing the number to ninety-tive, was drawn
after careful consideration in the belief
that it would furnish a sufficient force.
Action on the veto was deferred until
to- morrow. .-... .-'. : e.. r.. ..l-.s.t.-
The bill requiring three instead of two
years study by applicants for admission
TO the bar. and providing that. graduates
of colleges Of other states must take an
examination before being admitted, to
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VACANT LOTS.

+4 VACANT LOTS #5aSE5-
Z. \ fine. large corner, l00X15O. Lake Of: the
Isles: S2,260 Wall advance money to build
this lot. @1@
East front OH Grand av, between 31st and SD
$780,
East front, facing park, 10Th Az S aud I'D
st. Will advance money to build on this lot.
East front Motor, av. near Lake st. viii
advance money to build on this lot.
Make me an offer on lot 2 block Is. Paramount
Park addition. f.eE
Make ne an offer on corner of James av \
and Hillside. 49, .~---.-,-aE
Isles addition, SOX1j0.s 81
Farms =,
SiXty-five acres. Brooklyn Center. nine miles
70 Central market. Good buildings $500.
Easy payments W.
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81 Primary Bill Held Back.
Supporters Of the administration began
to-day to insist that the stalWarts~ in the
senate take up the primary election bill
and rush it through. The chairman Of
the senate committee having the bill is
Senator Morse, and he has several times
said he would not be bulldozed, and his
friends believe he means what he says.
Morse is a conservative and there seems
to be no danger that he will be- stampedcd
or frightened He will probably await
the convenience Of Sena tor Whtehea
who is just now busi!y occupied with the
taxation question. but who will have to
be; consulted when it comes to a. coils:d-
Grafton OF the primary election bill: lie
IS opposed TO the Bill that came from the
assembly. if not to any legislation what
ever on, this subject except perhaps the
merest experiment that: might be tried
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T.. EICE1HORN O. SONS,|
a. Washington Avenue S.
Fire Insurance. r: ts4s' Both Phones lO6|


MIr,Ua1rEEE EI2 INSTR ANcE COMPANY
MIL w - IAlAE-
.Pflnclpal once, MHNankte: w rs:
N,,,ies scc,etsrv. Att,rney to accent service in
jta1 som ono: - .sE5V
j. INCOME IN 1902.
prem,ums other .ha1 rerRea.as Fo' os
is - 49,. 49, 49, '-'. d., 80,
Rents and interest ..1':, 2o,s't"'4.
FROM All othef souIceS ::.'..'. -
RI eoo. co., y,
Total Income %-'o.oo''--'
Observation-Disclosures IN 1902.
xn,nurt Maid fo. 1csees g. Sl1S Ia %
agents and employcs ...,...,...: l2,SS0.S+
Taxes fees aud rents = ......... S.347 SIS
All other disbursements. II 1861
= 5. s1sH.'ss ,,-+--------------
= Total disbursements ...S...... S221 95auS
ii ssA=* z, ---------
Excess of income over disbulse-
B nents ......,.... s74.924. II
+, 49, .,,,,,.r<. mn. =, 1oi.,
.4 'o.2e' - p zen 90 L. 80
Mortgage loans ....5....-.. ....... $226 900 %
J:ontis and stocks owned 245 IL ; :
Cash in office and in bank.:. 2ps6o.6 90
Accrued Interest aud rents 2.yl6@l
Premiums in course Of collection =. so ."
-5@sss = -, - -, -
Total adm1ttcd assets '....s.....' Sel 'oo-.l'
LIABILITIES DEC.@3l, 1902
1;rn, ii ,ossps md ,.,atms $50 5O4 81
n :, !; ,vss $50 = - Tu5 40, ~
M CIV - y. ~ : - > -, M, !, -,
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STATE or MINNESOTA.
Department of Insurance.
Whereas the Rochester German ! insnrance
Company. Il corporation organized under the
laws of New York. has fully complied with the
provisions of the laws OF this state relative to-
The admission and authorization of insurance
companies OF IFS class
Now. therefore. l. the Undersigned, lnsiir-
sance Commissioner. 90 hereby empower aud au-
thorize tfe said above named company to trans
ACT its appropriate business of fire Insurance in
The state of Minnesota, according to the laws
thereofs until the -31st day Of January. A. d.
s1ao1 nniess said authority be revoked or other
wise legally Terminated prior thereto.
h testimony whereof have here.nto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at st. Paul
this :,ist day of January. 4 !, 13e3
n's 800 ELMER H. DfsATsFH,
Insurance Commissioners.
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MEDICAL


GEORGE McLAIN, N. D. C. M,
Specialist.
Eye. Ear. Throat and Nose Rooms and 8,
Syndicate block, first floor, over Plymouth
Clothing House. Minneapolis. MINI.
GREAT INVENTION FOR THE CURE OF THE
nervous. Institute, 1901 Washington av n.
WOMENS DISEASES CURED. Call or write
DR.. bly,. 412 Mic. av, Sd floor: new book Csc.
NO DRUGS OR SURGERY.
WEL'rAlER SYSTEM
of magnetic healing cures quickly, rhenma-
tsln. catarrh in all forms. stomach troubles.
nervous diseases. etc. See Prof. A. l.. De
Eel, graduate Weltmer school, 81 Royal
ston av. 8 to clock
INDICATED HOT AIR, IMMINENT AND AL.
colo baths cure rheumatism. colds, aches anil
pains. Helen Peterson. 41o Nicoilet av, room
~. open evenings.
ELECTRICITY, MASSAGE, osIEoPATHY, Al
cohol. hot air sweHts: will guarantee to cure
rheumatism grip and all nervous diseases. 9O5
Northwestern building. :'22 Hennepin av. Main
1927 4 -. . 81
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HAIR DRESSING PARLoRs

HAIR DRESSING, MANIcIyRING 10
i aMp9oihS lace massage. sulphur baths I'd
Ell a sipNS a specially. indies only. i,npsy,s
amak1sh Bath Eariors, III 18th Il s Tel.
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$4,000
For one of the finest corners on 4tl av s
and 10th st. One house, ten rooms, all
modern. rents for $50 per month. one
donnie hoslse,.l4 rooms modern except heat
ms Is = fine property for speculation or in
y vest Come in for further particu
$4,000
No ~, p Dell place, Lot. 59slas, west front.
Eight-room house, modern throughout; fall
basement Rental value from 80 to $50
$11OO
i No. 2o2l Il 10Th st, House, six rooms.
facing i, south south. Good cellar. Well and cistc,1r
Nl2.'m per month. A neat and comfortable
home. %1TE
$4,000
And possibly somewhat less. for Il three
Story brick building renting for $500 IA year
III good location for ga loon or general store.
zRullnlng solid and substantial and in fair
condition. Come in for further particulars
5000
No 1924 SSth av y. lot, 4Jxl5O running to
a IL foot alley. House no4ern throughstlt.
Annual rental $500 or more. Small modern
houses Of this kinG are not plenty. Examine
$500
For No. 1o2 Rryant av y. Nine rooms. all
modern: hardwood finish downstairs Rental
value from SD TO $50 per month. In first
rinns eon4 M;ta ready for mmediae 9c,
town The convenience OF this property
should sell 1t at that price.
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PENSIONS
STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE Co.,
.,as upeqnaed facilities for moving and storing
household goods: expert packing for storage
or shipment. Collective carloads fur the ceiaAt
spsciuity. Office. 46 Sd 81.
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT IVES
tern Stove Repair Co, SO Hennepin av.
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
clinerg: largest stock in the northwest. North
err Machinery Co., eli Sd st S, Minneapolis
SECONDHAND ENGINES, BOILERS. IRON
and wood working machinery. radiators. rails.
beams, vaults DOORS. etc. Harris Machinery
Co., Minneapolis, MINI.
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DYEING. AND CLEANING

NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works; 722 EIennepin az: both phones.
- .- -
THE PANToRIuM W. [. WALDRoN, PROP;
fancy dyer; and French dry cleaner, renovatOr
Of clothing for and women; two stores.
!s25=7 Nicolet and 63O LIST s. Both phones.
MINNEAPOLIS DYE HOUSE. FRENCH DRY
cleaners: largest and hest dry cleaning house
III the northwest. 242 and 522 NicolIet.
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MILWAUKEE, MECHANICS INSURANCE COM
PANY. Principal office Milwaukee. Wis. Tor |
ganized in 1922 William L: Jones. President. /
Oscar Grebiins Secretary Attorney to accept
service in Minnesota. Insurance Commissioner. |
Cash capital $500. 900. r |
INCOME IN 1902.
Premiums other than perpet uals.. 81 241 $50 As
Premiums collected 1901 bust
ness .......................- y lio.olSS.
Rents and interest ............. 103. "a. 80 |
From all other sources ......... 4.9S7 80 |
Total income .... s1,52s, o42 60
DISBURSEMENTS IN 1902.
Amount paid for losses ........ s60l .s14.27
Dividends and interest 10000 90 |
Commissions and brokerage 500, t6l 10
Salaries and fees of officers.
agents and employees ......... I9.nS.41
Taxes fees and rents ........... ~ $3.50
All other disbursements ......... Ill CTS. q
Total disbursements ......... SIZES, 7s7. IS
Excess of income disburse-
ments ...................... PA. pa .35
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1902.
Value of real estate owned ...... s64. 100000
Bonds and stocks OWED Iii .sss.7s
Cash in. office aud in bank O,422.91
Accrued interest and rents 30. 1SS. IS
Premiums in course Of collection lI3.223 "a
Total ADMITTED assets .... s2,717214.4 40
LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1902.
Unpaid losses and claims 1890 sas. Oa4 IS
Reinsurance reserve ............ LOST. O05. Il
Reserve for reinsurance company 64.4a3.S1
Capital stock raid up ........... 200, 00e. 90
.se Total liabilities, including
capital observation-disclosures S1.449. 554 10
Net surplus Observation-Disclosures. .267. 66O. 50
RISKS AND PREMIUMS 1902 BUSINESS
Fire risks written during the year s129 6S3 S37 90
Premiums received thereon ..... 1.69D 61025
Net amount in force at end of the
year .................... 1855 2a51 54S 90
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1902.
Fire risks written .... So 3S4 0:;sOg
Fire premiums received 81 .6oS00
Efso4% ncS = = /. +
Fire losses Incurred !. o0i 90
Amount al risk. fire :iot bOaeOU
STATE OF AkSNESOTA.
Department of Insurance.
Whereas the Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance
company corporation organized under the laws
OF Wisconsin. has fully complied with the Iro-
visions of the laws of this state relative to the
admission aud authorization of insurance con,pa
MES of lis class
3 Now therefore, /. the undersigned. insurance
Commissioner. do hereby empower and authorize
the said above-naned COMPANY to transact its
appropriate business of ERE insurance in the
state of Minnesota. according 10 the laws there
Of until the thirty first day of January. a. d.
1904 unless aid authority be revoked or other.
wise legally terminated prior thereto.
Ii, testimony whereof. | have herennto get
my baud aud affixed my official sesl Mt st. Paul.
this 3lst day of Januar9. 4. b. i9OS
ELMER H. DEARTIL
Insurance Commissioner.
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practice in Wisconsin, went to third read
ing in the assembly, = a&
g. f>..s Primary Bill Held B ack
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WAN T Pages1 4and IS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

IF YOUR PLUMBING NEEDS ATTENTION
call r. &. Black & Co.. 80 New York Life
or telephone T. G.. it6j: \. W.. 12iS.
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CUTLERY GRINDING

HORSE CLIPPERS, SHEARS, RAZoRS AND
knives shatpcned: work guaranteed Verbech,
practical grinder I'll S 9Th st. MINNEAPOLIS.
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MUSICAL

LADIES. ORCHESTRA. MUSIC FOR ALI
: occasions: card clubs specially; all popular
hits played. 1921 4th az s.. Tel. 1906 Ii.
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MAKE US AN OFFER
On No. s41 10Th av S. Lot. 5oy165. House
eight rooms. all modern. One of the finest
places on the avenue Hardwood floors
downstairs. Modern throughout.
$4,000
For Il double corner LOT 9Th nv y and
Emerson; 13o feet on 9th nv and 100 feet
on Emerson av; improved With comfortable
eight -roam dwelling We may never offer
this again at this price. Eirst-class loca-
lion fora fiat building business block
$3.50
No io27 Harriet av. fine ciyl,t-roo,n
house, modern throughout, with full base
smcnt. House newly painted and rooted:
in excellent condition. 1t shonld sell easily
at $1,000 or more You may not have an
other chance ut it.
$500
For one Of The best building locations on
Heanepin av: Is feet on Henpepin Nv. 49,
feet on kenwood parkway aud fu4 feet OH
sLyndaie az. a model site for "A Hat build
ing. Opposite Central park: finest possible
+ locatiOn. IL YOU are looking for . lot for
immediate improvement, come in aud see
us ut once.
Il $3.50
For fine residence lot on 9th av s. be-
tween :;2d and SD SIS: dimensions. 4oN123:
Ill street improvements in. Here is n
snap for one who wishes to build y home.
$500
each for lots j. 6 and I. block il. Lennon
4 Newell $. addition. Each lot 55x14: To-
Gated at the corner OF 24th av NE aud Madi-
son ST. Look them over and come in before
they are sold.
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MAGNETIC HEALING

~~-~~~%~~~-~A~@>~~~~ ~.~-~>o->~~~~~.~~-~~.~~~~~
%. WISH COULD GET WELL AGAIN"
You at the Gates Institute. Magnetic
journal free. GS2 Bank Of Minneapolis build
ing. 300 Nicollet Phone. Main 2201-L
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
WILLIAMSON & MEF CHANT, Patent Lawyers
aud solicitors Main Office. 929-ao5 tiuarahty
building Minneapolis. MINI. Branch office.
81 MeGill building, Washington. d. Z.
PATTERNS AND MoDELs-oUR EXPERT
ence has taught us that the trade anrreciates
first class work: We can give yon satisfaction
John H. Hall & Co.. AS 4th aT S.
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MECHANICS, INSURANCE COM
PANY. Principal Office. Milwaukee. Wis. Tor
ganized in 1922 William L. Jones. President.
Oscar Griebling. Secretary. Attorney to accept
service in Minnesota. Insurance Commissioners.
Cash capital, $500. 600
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
At West Hotel Stables Thursday, Feb 10
1903 Two hundred horses of all kinds 80
sets heavy double harness; also bnggies, cut
tiers. robes. Parties having anything to SELL
bring it in. and will sell it. Auction
2 every Thursday. Private sales daily. VIII
son Il McGetrick
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MILWAUKEE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY: |
. Principal office, Milwaukee. Wis iOrganlzed
in 1882 W lillian A.. Jones. president IA. A. 1
Nnlte. secretary Attorney to accept service IN
Minnesota: Insurance Commissioners. Cash cap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
DR.. ABBOTT
HERE TODAY
breaches This Morning at
First Baptist Church.
REV. MR.. MOODYTO PREACH
Addresses Mems Meeting at the Y. NJ.
c. A. This Afternoon. and at Grace
Street Presbyterian Church
This Evening.

Several distinguished out-of-town min
listers In attendance upon the Educational
Conference now being held hero. will
preach to-day in Richmond.
At the First Baptist Church. In the
morning. the pulpit will be filled by the
Rev DR.. Lyman Abbott, OF New York.
the distinguished editor of tho Outlook.
The Rev. Dr. David James Burwell. OF
the Mable Collegiate Church. New York.
will preach In the morning at the Church
OF the Covenant and at night at the
First Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
James Ees, OF tho old historic First
Church, OF Boston. will preach In the
morning at the Smithdeal Building to
the First Congregational Church.
In the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock IN the
Y. NJ. c. a. Hail. tho Rev. William r.
Moody. of Northheld, Macs. son Of
large audience of men. Mr. Moody Is
one of the most distinguished ministers
In the country and he will doubtless at
trnct large crowd. At night ne VIII
deliver an address at the Grace Street
Presbyterian Church.
Special exercises held this morning at
Trinity Methodist Church Will! mark the
celebration OF the elghty-fourth hnnlVer-
sary of Odd-Felowship In America. The
orator for the occasion will be the Rev.
George II. Spooner. pastor OF Trinity,
and member OF tho Order. The several
lodges In and around the city Will as
semble at the church,
Union Lodge, No. I. will celebrate at
$3.50 O'clock In the afternoon at their
lodge-room at Franklin and Mayo Streets.
Warden C. W. Morris Will deliver an adj
dress on odd Fellowship. The public gen.
orally are Invited to attend.
There will be no services at the Rloh-
mond Male Orphan Asylum this (sun-
day. afternoon and Mrs GIL ana her
boys will lead the music at the Soldiers
Home at p. NJ, when DR.. ]. Nm, Jones.
chaplain general U G. ", will preach to
his old comrades, Veterans and the pup
lie generally are cordially invited TO at
tend this service
The REV. Hugh Chapman. of Londcn.
England, will preach at the Monumehta'
Church at II O'Clock to-day. Or. CHAP
man Is represented as tine preacheF.
| Ills work Is In London.
| DR.. C. s.. Gardner will preach at inc
| Grace-Street Baptist Church this morn,
| ing on Christ tho Revelation OF Man
| There will be- no service In the evening
| on account of the Curry Memorial eXer-
cises at the Academy OF Music
Rev. nr. Henry j., Johnson will occupy
! his pulpit at both services tomorrow az
Laure-street Methodist Church. IN the
morning he will discuss FORGIVEN as We
Forgive" and at the night service ne
will take for his subject Jesus Bearlne
the Cross"
The Rev, Henry Pearce Atkins vii
preach Tonight at West-End Christian
Church on what Is Christian?"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
THE
WORLD OF ART
,ossoaocp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


George Hitchcock and Quincy Adams
American artists. have been awarded
medals at the annual exhibition OF the
Academy Of Art Vienna
The big bronze statue OF Atlas which
has stood on the fourth floor of the old
"Times" building In Chicago. for more
than a. third OF century and which was
placed in the structure by Wilbur D..
Storey has been stolen. The statue
weighed more than a. tor.
At sale at Andersons book auction
rooms In New York last week docu-
1nent signed by Raphael was sold for
S4OO 1t gave the specifications for the
building OF St, Peters at Rome as Wen
as the name of the masona and carpen-
tiers, the dimensions of the walls and oth-
err details.
At Christie's In London. short time
ago the works of three presidents OF the
Royal Academy were sold. portrait
by Sir Francis Grant, the president from
1865 to1S7s, fell at tho first bid for TO-
Sir Frederic Leighton's "Mor1sh Garden
sold for A4OO; and Sir Edward Poynter's
'.Slego OF Carthage" brought S.lOo
The death occurred recently OF Au-
guste Legemble. the oldest OF the Par,s
art dealers. I.egemble was In his eighty
fifth year. and was for over sixty years
buying and selling objects OF art he
secured some of his best bargains IN the
country at time when rare and valn-
able things were to be had at small
prices.
A Rubens has been brought to light In
Vienna, where 1t was found IN one OF
the garrets OF the Imperial palace IT was
one of dozen old pictures 30 covered
with dirt and varr,ish that the subject
was hardly recognizable After cleaning
1t was discovered to be Holy Family
signed 'P. p, Rubens. 1890" It was so
damaged by neglect as to be beyond repa-
ration.
At Rome the tomb OF the family OF
Pope Damascus CA. D, S66-ssl) has been
discovered near the catacorrbs OF Saint
Calixtus. between tho Appian and Ar
deatine Ways, The interior Is decorated
With frescoes. An epitaph OF the mother o.
this Pope has been discovered which sets
! forth that she died at the age OF eighty
nine, Herr, Wilpert. the German arch
aeologiat who made the discovery. hopes
4 10 find the grave of this caponized Pope
VINO is known TO have been buried neal
| his mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
DANIELS ASKED
REMOVAL OF CASE
Argued That Alleged Gam
blers Could Not Get a Fair
Trial in Charlotte.
Especial to Tho rtmos.Dispateh.>

5ftH (Speclll TO Inc 1lueS'bAopaNSn'1
III CHARLOTTE, N. c.. April "a SEN
satton was sprung in the Superior Court
this morning, when Walter Daniels, one
OF the men indicted by Recorder Shan-
nonhouse FOR gambling, asked. through
his counsel, Mr.. Thomas c. Guthrie
that the case against him and others
be removed from Mecklenburg county FOR
trial. In his affidavit Daniels states
that owing to the fact that hot munich
pal fight is on, and that he and those IN
dioted with him have been held up as
gamblers. he does not think that he, or
the others charged with like offenses, can
secure a fair trial.
As soon as this affidavit was read MIR.
Herot Clarkson, who appears with SOIL
cltor Webb In the prosecution, asked
that time be allowed them for an answer.
This was done. and at o'clock this q +
ternoon Mr.. Clarkson read, in the pres
ence Of the court, the answer OF the
State 70 the contention of the affidavit
OF Dat Is. Ritch. Miller. Hnyrnan. Little.
Horah and Others Judge Shaw over
ruled the motion for removal
John Carter. the negro who murdered
his wife, Maggie Carter. the morning of
the 18th Of last November was to-day
sentenced to thirty years at hard labor
An the State penleniary at Raleigh.
Carter was brought into court this morn
ing, and through his attorneys, Mr..
Frank r. NIcNinch and Mr.. Thomas c.
Guthrie he submitted to the charge Of
], ,rilrder in the second degree, which sub
mission was agreed to by Solicitor J. S.
Webb.
VIII Harris. the house burner. the thief
llupd tl,o al round despeTate negro.
rrraigned In the Superior Court this
morning on nine different charges OF
housebreaking, assaults with deadly
/, weapons. and other aw1essness. Judge
p Shaw sentenced him to serve Twenty-Five
years at hard labor in the State peniten.
Mary. Harris was captured in Norfolk
keveral weeks ago by coloreG detective.