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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
WAS A GOOD DAY
FOR THE 7. fAV0RITES
Four Of Them, Two Of Them at
Odds OH in Betting, Win
ners at New Orleans,
(By Associated Press.)

X NEW, ORLEANS, LA. December s.
Four favorites, two Of which were Mt odds
on In the betting. won at tho Crescent
city tracks this afternoon. The defeat
of Big Ben aud Ralnland, both OF which
were heavily backed at q short price,
helped even UP tho score for the books,
Summarizes; M y.
First rnce-fiye furlongs--lrene Lindsey
(eyen) first, Morning Star g to q second,
Little Jack fIorner qs to D third Time.
1902
Second race--slx furlongs-Frank Hell
a TO q first Biz Ben q to lo) second.
Vanness ga to y third. Time, Fla e-s,
Third racn--tollr and half furlongs--
Bountiful g to D first, symphony q to u
second. Trossachs ul to y third, Time.
:55 1-g. a
Fourth race-mIle- Witful q to u first,
Ancke III to 81 second bondage Is TO ~
third. Time, 1;49l-6, (.
Fifth race-mlle and half-slddons e
Ia 81 first. Adelante 40 to y second, Air
Light d3 to Dsthird, Time. 2Ha, III
sixth raee-seYen furlongs-F Foresight q
to y first. Rainland Is TO u second, In
9u!S.s'Se Glrl y Ii n third. Time, l;sl,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
MERCHANT ACQUITTED.
Large Amount Of Business by
Pittsylvania Circuit Court.
I Especial to The Tlmes-D1spatch0

Especial to The Times Dlspatch) 9
65 CHATHAM, VA. Dec S.---W, D. car
ter. the Mount Cross merchant who was
taken to Lynchburg this week to answer
tina charge otslarceny. OF 1ewery to the
amount Of $685., was dismissed by the
mayor Friday Carter purchased the
goods November 9Th, promising ito pay
fo1 them on the Monday or tuesday, fol-
lowing, which he; did not. saying he had
not yet seen ull OF his customers, At tho
end OF three weeks the firm wrote him
for settlement and again IN two Or: three
DAYS, but received no reply, whereupon
a warrant charging him with larceny was
sworn out for his arrest.
Carter deposited q check With his at
torney to pay for the jewclry before the
case came up, :.
The November tenn Of Pittsylvania'
County Circuit Court adjourned Friday
night having been In session since Mon
day. Nearly one hundred and fifty de-
crees were entered, five jury cases decided
ana a number OF chnncery suits de-
cided. The usual number Of dlsmissals
ana contInuances were made with con-
siderable falling off at interlocutory de-
a ces This Is the last ter MOT circuit
Court, to be held in this county under
tho old Constitution.
"a The first term for next year Will be
held in February. when both criminal
and civil cases will be tried. The coun-
~, people are almost unanimous III their
disapproval Of abollshing the County
Court SYSTEM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
THE CULLEN TRIAL.
Argument Heard and Decision
Reserved Until To-day. $4

Especial to The Ttmes-Dlspatch) ~
HARRIsONBURG, VA. Dec. s.-The
trial OF Captain orlan Clyde Cullen. Of
Warren county, charged with intent to use
the mails to defraud, was begun to-day
in the United States District Court. The
attorneys for the defense demurred on
the grounds that the mails were not used
with criminal intent. Judge Mcdowell
heard the arguments Of the counsel, and
reserved his decision until to-n,orrow
morning. There are about forty Wit
nesses for the prosecution from all parts
Of tho county here, who were victims Of
Captain Cullen's alleged offensel Captain
Cullen, In conversation with The Times
Dispatch correspondent protested to be
innocent OF any illegal use OF mails. and
claims that he is the victim of the pre-
JUDGES Of several high officials who de-
sire to prevent his testifylng In govern.
nent cases now pending, &. IA "a Z.
This term of the Federal Court Is likely
to be the largest held here IN ten years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
PREACHER MISSING,
FRIENDS UNEASY.
Rev. Max Block, Subject to
Heart Failurc, Not Heard
1'ronl for Two Days.

For two days the Rev. Max Block, a
minister OF tho Disciples Church. who
has been at work in Richmond for Sow
eral months, has been missing from his
residence, To- tho greu concern OF his
friends and fellow ministers In tho city.
Mr.. Block Ia subject to heart failure.
and upon previous occasions, has been
found gasplng for breath, almost In d
dying condition. Prompt attention was
MI that saved him. His friends werc
around him then and were able to keep.
close watch on his movements. It Is,
now feared that he has been stricken
again in some out-of-the- way place and
Is, perhaps, suffering for lack OF as
distance, Or that no mas 1i round nv, MS way
to some place where he Is not known.E
4 n Mr.. Block came here about nine months
ago from New York. and has been stay
ing at tho Fulton House. lie Is q man
OF about thirty-f five years OF ago. and Is
married. though his family does not live
here. He has preached several times for
the Rev Mr. Wiley, 1T the Methodist
'1nstttute. and seemed wrapped up IN MS
work For some little time past he had
heen cndenvorinE to organize z Dis
ciples' Church In Fulton.
The last seen OF Mr.. Block was on
Monday morning when he attended tho.
meeting OF the ministers at the Seventh
Street Cnristian Church.. lie did not re-
turn home and no word from him has
.Ecen received. He invited the Rev. Ilar-
3ry 4pearce Atkins to hold u pra yer meet
ing with him at tho Fulton House last
night. but when Mr.. Atkins went. Mr..
Black was not there. Tile police have
been notified and asked to institute q
search. Any Information as to tho
whereabouts OF tho minister, will be
gladly received at the Fulton House,
,phonc No. 1896. Al III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
TO FIND WHO DOES
NOT PAY ? A Y HIS i; BILLS |. |
Retail Dealers Association RICH
Ell After Delinquent Con-
lsumers.

That elusive class OF Ricl,monds pop
fuiatIon which does not pay his bills will
soon be at bay At largely attended
meeting the Retail Dealers Associate
held at their rooms. Thirteenth and
Cary Streets, last nig--- it was decided
to mako rating OF the consumers IL
Bradstreet's 8. IA
This will be done FOR self protection.
and it was stated nfter the meeting that
some such measure was absolutely no.
ccsary A number Of members OF the
association gave their experience ! last
night. One consumer, according to the
accounts, had victimized no less than
half dozen grocors going the rounds
OF all tile groceries III his neighborhood.
finally leaving unpaid monumental bills
on the books Of each. Mr.. f. D.Cunning-
ham, Of Lynchburg, has been elected
secretary Of tho ssoclatlon and he VIII
give his whole attention to tho business
of the organization. One Of his first UNI
dertakings will be to work up this In
vestigaton Of how MIR. So and So meets
not only his grocery bills, put all Of his
expenses.
The association will furnish him with
a. commoddous cabinet, in which tho re-
cords OF their fellow man Will DO kept.
s "EIello"l who's that?'}
.Thls Is the corner grocery; how does
Mr.. Jones' Smith pay his bills g
wait q mlnutc.
(Aftcr the mlnute> Say. that follow Is
n.g.'''
Thanks, goodbye
TO consumer: II am sorry, sir, but we
do strictly cash business. Good morn
5ing!" s5
President Tilcr was In tho chair last
night, and Secretary Cunningham was at
tho desk for tho first time. matter which
received Some atteution came from menu
bers who want tho Legislature to place a
high license tax on the trading stamp
peoplo with tho obvious purpose OF dis
couraglng them to do business In tho
State. II
Five barrels Of floor from a Kentucky
mill were given away by lottery Among
the lucky five TO whom q barrel rolled
were Messrs Eugene Braucr, W. a, Shell
ton and Glascock Bros.
rho remainder OF the session was taken
up with routine business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
TAXATION WITHOUT
REPRESENTATION, Il p
Maryland Daughters, Who Have
Given Literally. to Davis Mon
.11tne11t, Insist on Column. h


Tho Daughters Of the Confederacy Of
Maryland will Insist OF, q very distinct net
and equitable representsa.tt ton Of that that
state IN the memorial OF ffcrson Davis Davis,
designed by Mcsars. holland, architect.
and r.. W. Valentine, sculptor, OF this
city, TO be erected In Richmond, III
AZ the annual meeting OF the Mary Mar
land Society. United Daughters Of the
sconfedcracy, held in Baltimore on Mon
day, the suggestion that Maryland %
represented by, shield. was indignant '.r
" thrown aside. and q resolution 'l 'n'arI
rnously adopted that tho society would
be satisfied with nothing less than q
column and Insignia. such as the States
which seeded will have The Maryland
daughters have contributed very literally
towards the proposed memo rial.
No action is likely to be taken that
will seriously effect tho integrity OF the
design adopted In Charleston. It was
rnderstood at the time that some changes
could, and probably would be made. be-
fore the perfected article would be reach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
DOES YOUR SCALP iTcH78

Arc Your Hairs Dropping One by one7
II your scalp ltches you are doubtless
germ is digging UP your scalp in little
flakes, called dandruft, and sappng the
life Of the hair bulb, No hair prepara-
ton that is a mere hair stimulant and
tcnle will cure dandruf, because It won't
kill the germ that causes the trouble.
Newbro's Herpiclde is the latest scien-
tihc discovery and 1t VIII Kill the dam
druR germ, Destroy the cause and you
remove the effect; kill the germ, and you
will have no. more dandruft. falling hair
Send 100. in stamps for sanpple to- The
Hsrplclde Co. Detroit, Mol. Owens and
Minor Drug cemparl spselal Sagents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
TUESDAY J; } J. Y
OF.REAL .ES1ATEMEN
Judge SHEPPARD to Preside Pro
Il gramlne Includes Addresses
/. by Pronlinent5sMen. .5,

I
The meeting OF real estate men OF
gnia to be held at Murphy's Hotel. this
city next Tuesday, promises to be- help Nalp
full and interesting, The object Is the
adoption Of some practicable means Of
bringing the superior advantages of Vi ''t
glnla to the attention Of the best class Of
homo seekers. It is Almost certain that a
committee will be appointed to get out
a book descriptive Of the State.
The meeting will be called to order at
II o'clock A. M. Tuesday by JudgesJ. ..
Sheppard, temporary chairman. Colonel
Cary Randolph will be temporary secre-
tary. 81
The appended programme will be fol
lowed:
Object Tex planned.
E Address Of ten minutes by Governor A.
]. Montague.
NJ Address by Hon. 6. ". Koiner.
Address by Major NJ. Y, Richards.
Address by Hon. William Fl. Boaz.
Probably addresses by John Stewart
Walker, Joseph Bryan. 7. y. wilson, =.
b, Williams, Joseph Willard and Claude
a. Swanson. 81 I. 81 -Ils a. fs5s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
M| ] : ! ! ! [ ] !.
paw ? / ! v Paw.
Endor's BY Leading
Scientists $ i 'lIl|i' and
Scholars s j! j
AP PROVED | | | !
AP''' PROVED.
After Careful Study Of Origin and
Analysls Of Contents,

What a Leading LIGHT In Exclusive clr.l
cles Says:
"'Arcadivs iAvelanvs, Or, Lit. Or. PHI.
is ono Of the most distinguished aud
widely known savants and scholars In
the world. His attachments are familiar
to tho greatest educators both In foreign
;lnnds and in America. md III the most
exclusive circles he commands the high.g
est respect and admiration. IN a recent
letter to Professor Munyon he says II
used to wonder when IN the land of Paw
Paw why some clever physician or chem
.st had not brought that wonderful fruit
before suffering humanity as powerful
diEestant, stomach and nerve tonic. as
+ know from actual use that It has rare.
virtein that direction Seeing that Pro =
,fessor Munyon, with, Characteristic energy
and enterprise. has worked the thing out,
I tried his Paw Paw and find 1t nll that
It Is represented TO be-. It's effects upon
digestion. its control OF the nerves and
puilflcation Of the blood Is something
wonderful. 7 congratulate Prof, ssor MUM
Won sincerely on this, which consider his
browning achievement In tho realm Of
curative remedies. III
81 tsigned.) .55l !. '65$ss i'll
z ARc,ADys AvELLANvs.
DR.. Lit, DR.. Phi.
Philadelphia. Pa.
What Distinguished Chemist Says:
Ross u. nllacc, A. M. and a. g.. Is
one OF the most distinguished analytic
and consulting chemists In the East Ills
home is in Haddonfed n J. After
careful analysis . OF Munyon's Paw Paw
he writes as follows: Z. M
'.Tho sample Of Munyon's Paw Paw
submitted for examination shows that
1t is a highly concentrated vegetable
compound Of exceptional merit as q d.
gestant and tonic for both the stomach
and nervous centers. It contains noun
ing Injurious to the most delicate or
gnrs. "ss =,
y 7. : M 55 u! 4. NJ. and A. c.
= Sold BY all druggists. Large bottle
ST. Paw Paw Laxative Pills soc.
b,ttle. Z. i st; Az 53 ,1 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
Of tho Episcopals
Osborn Ingle r q!
1urch Of Tretle rickis
i, cf years d mis-.

Jnnes Addison rngle, Of tho Episcopal@
Church. a son Of Rev. Osborn Ingle, rto:.ss
tor. OF tho Episcopal Church Of Trede rick
Md. and for a number f years % mis-
s1onary In China. 1. 4. ia WA II ID ss
4 Bishop 1ngle was married, and 4 Is sltr.ssSs'
vived BY his widow. ono son and s 9 4
daughter. He was t1lrty-six years Of ages
and passed his early life II, ,F'reee rick
graduating later from the I'm lversity of n
Virginia and tho Theological Seminar a S.
Alexandria. One year after his Eorslirla.9ssi
tion as deacon. In 1901, he was made
priest in st. PauLs Church, Bait nlora.ss
and In October OF that year went tol.
China as q missionary. IIe returned II ~;
1897 and married MISS Chariot Rhetts
of Charleston s, c.. md within & tv,p9ll
months went back to China. In lac he
was elected a bishop Il by the N Gererq11lSs
Convention at San Francisco. 1;s ;stssE Is
Bishop 1ngle was a classlnate of the5s
rev. James NJ. Morris. who supp ed the.
pulpit OF st. Pauls Church for some time
lie was also the classmnte Of the Rev.sss
I,ucien KinsolvIng and the Rev. w illian1ss
q. Brown, both OF whom entered TIL miss.
sionary field and have since been mad ss
bishops. Z 55gEslss a.ssf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,

Tickets will be sold between all points
on this line, account of tho Christmas
holidays. at rate Of one and one-third
first-class fares. plus twenty-five cents,
for tho round trip minimum rate flfty
cents Tickets on sale to the general
public December 23d, cath, 25th, 3Oth, alst.
1908, and January list, 1901 final limit
January LIST, 1904. to teachers and stu
dents of schools and colleges. on prcsen-
tuton and surrender OF certificates sigh
ed ~ the superintendent. presidents or
principals, December 10th to ed, inclu-
sive, With final limit January Sth, 1904,
For complete information call on any
agent OF the company, or.
q. Il, CAMPBELL.
II. Division Passenger Agent.
IL sss East Main Street. Flichmopd. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
ANNUAL MEETING HELD,
Capitol Building and Loan Asso-
a citation Declares Dividend.

The twenty-flrst annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Capitol Building and
j ,oan Association was held last night IN
their Office, In the Merchants National
Bank building, at which the reports OF the
various officers. showing the condition 1In IN
submitted and adopted, a dividend OF
three per centum for the past six months
was declared. This is one Of the nc 2, Oldest est
ind most substantial associations IN Inc
city; md its outlook for the coming year
Is bright, indeed. ,,, -, -
Or. j. Fl, Hinchman and William VIII
son wers reelected president and vice.
president, respectively, and with .Messrs'
Joseph j. Campodonico, John G.. Fltz-
gerald, ]. A. Grasberger, James Hartley,
Michael Kelly, Thomas J, sheehy and
Patrick Sullivan, were also reelected
directors for the ensuing year. The fol-
lowing officers were also reelected:
Messrs, John B. Welsh, secretary and
treasurer; Henry M. Tyler, solicitor, and
a. ", Rosene, Joseph 3, Welsh and
Joseph stumpf, trustees. IT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
HERBERT !: ! 5! SPENCER ? /: n !
DIES AT BRIGHTON B ; ! | I J N
The Famous Author, Last Of Of
the Great Thinkers of#the Vic
torian Age, Passes Away. #

tBy Associated Prcss.i
n LONDON, Dec S,-Herbert Spencer the
famous author. died to-day. at his . home
III Brighton. IIls health had been falling
for some months. The illness took q
critical turn 4: few days ago and he
became unconscious last night, passing
away without pain. Ess, ss,5f.
BY his own desire, the least possible
Information was given out during Mr..
spencer's illness. He was born in 1890.
Tie newspap crs all publish long anppret-
Citations and anecdotes of Mr.. Spencer
whom they universally describe as the
8"last OF the great thinkers OF the Ycto-
.rian age n St5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
Tragedies on the Rail.
(snecial 10 The MINES. Dispatch.)

& BLUEFIELD. W. VA, Dec. S.-Doc
Mays, q miner for the Keystone Coal and
Coke Company, at keystone. was run
over by a train at that place last night
and Instantly killed, He was from Rock
bridge county, Va, where his remains
We're taken to-day s
Al keystone this morning two men,
whose names could not ho learned, were
keystone and Burke, and Instantly kills
cd. Their bodies were frightfully man
gltd; in fact they were ground up and
mixed until 1t was impossible to tell which
was which. %@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
Operator Stabbed,

T-H Especial to The Times D1spatch)
Robert N, Thomson night operator at the
exchange Of the Carolina Telegraph and I,d
Ielephone Company was Vas attending ,g at 1e
bioocck, on Hay Street, yesterday. when he
cation. ii abusive LANGUAGE. by Negro
In front Of W. q, Clarks grocery store.
tie negro again cursed. him. and Mns
struck bye Thomson, With h a t al 1mhe
him several severe knife Wounds IN diff
ierent parts of. tho body, Thomson was
carried for treatment to the Marsh High-
though his injuries are serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
I NOVEMBER'S WORK.
Regular Meeting Of S. P. G. a..
Agents Report.

The Society for the Prevention Of CRU
city to Animals held a regular meeting
Ia ST night. OF chief interest was the re-
rort OF the agent for November. It IS
given more:
Cases investigated. So; horses and mules
cent to stable, to be cared for, %; cared
for by agent, 8; drivers discharged for
cruelty, s; no cause for complaint. q;
overloaded teams. s.; admonitions given,
Ell. small. animals destroyed. %; large AMI
mails destroyed, Il; total. 81; fines for NO
5vember, $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
REV. DR.. JOHN LANAHAN
DIES IN BALTIM ORE
(Ry Associated Press.)

- I.@3 (By Assoclnted Press.)
BALTIMORE, MD, Doc s.--Rev. Dr..
John Lanahan, one Of the most widely
known ministers Of the Methodist Epls-
copal Church in tho country, and "Nes-
tor OF the Baltimore conference, died
hero to-day. Several years ago, Or. Ian
ahan achieved great fame throughout
the country by unearthing the frauds per-
petrated 1.-THE Methodist book concern In
New York. during which controversy no
was arrested and passed one night IN
the TOmbs prison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
Collect Specimens,

Game has reported without amendment
the House bill to permit the Gommiss! Toner
Of Agriculture 70 collect specimens of ma
Z tural history, The purpose q the bill rs
q tablt1,ment Of such mn exhibit by The
stasA An connection VIII ne 2 srleulture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
Daniel to Speak in Boston,

Especial to The Times-plspatch.)
BOSTON, MASS, Dec. Ex-senator John
w. Daniel Of Virginia, is to be one of
the principal speakers Thursday night
cf this week at the annual banquet OF
The Merchants Club. Ills subject will be,
,,Unities OF the Union" The other speak
crs include Governor Cummings, Of Iowa;
senator Quarles, OF Wisconsin, President
Melton, of the New Haven Road, and
Hon, John Charleston, of Canada
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
Coming 4 Marriage.

Mr.. and Mrs. william S. Weeks. OF Pc
tcrsburg, Va, have issued invitations 70
bernard Weeks. to Mr. William Fo,!lqu-
rcan Belts. Of Richmond. the wedding
ceremony to take place on "Wednesday
evening, December 23d at Go'clock. ut
the family residence, NO. 1913 West Wash.
Mr. Belts is we'll known In Richmond,
being connected with the. the Shockoo
years ago from Danvlle. where he had
been in the tobacco warehouse business
for a number of5years. but he Is original.
Nv from Halifax county. The bride-elect
is we'll known and greatly admired In ler
home city and abroad. ,5s'af 22 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
DEATHS,

DAVIES Died, at his, residence, assl East
t'rnnkln Street, Monday December 7th az
- "A hi, WILL nl-VN,l.DAYIES, s
Funeral from ST, John's Episcopal Ghurcn
WEDNESDAY. December 9th' At ] o eloNetts,,;;
SHEPARD --Dlet, at Memorial Iospital At "
: o'clock, FRANK LIEF. StIEFARp.
Funeral notice later. iqs.l 81 Tx II III sli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
Peanuts.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. s.-spInach Is
selling for 81 per barrel, Quotations re-
ceiyed to-day from Northern markets
show such high prices. At this time last
year spinach brought from rs cents to
s2.a5 per barrel. Truckers state that the
high prices are due to the scarcity Of
he vegetable. The crop is small and on
account Of the exceedingly dry weather
during the fall months and cold weather
during November. 1t has been delayed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
Two Steamers Collide.
(By Associated Press,)

i ATHENS, Dec. S,-The Greek steamers
Pylolos and Assos collided at ithaca to-
day, The Pyloros was partly submerged
and fifty of her passengers Ware drowned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
REV. DR.. CLAY iTRUMBULL,
EDITOR SUNDAY SCHOOL. TIMES

Il "a t.s (By Associated Prcss,l
3 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. Skew,
Henry Clay Trumbull, editor OF the sum
lday-school Times and known throughout
tho world, ms !un author died to-day at
his home in this city, aged sseyenty-three
years. e. 9s-..L.9l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
Mrs. CIV. Daniel. !

Especial to Tho Tin,es- Dlspntch0 .S
E BLUEFIELD, w. Vts,,2s Dec. sS.--Alrs. CT
W. Daniel, wife OF r. ny. Daniel y me tl:.:
chant at Norfolk. died at that place to.
day, She was Miss Hartman, of laze-s
we'll. Va. and was well known througll-s
out Southwestern Virginia, S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-09
A8G0oD CATCH,
Sergeants Wren and Bailey Re
turn From a Hunting Trip,

Sergeant Tom Wren, Of police headquar-
5ters. ana Sergeant Forest Bailey, of the
First District, who have been on fur
lough of ten days. have returned, They
went on hunting expedition and brought
back with them forty-fiYe birds and sew
IL en- rabbits, and a barrel Of perstmmons
This Is considered q good catch.