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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
JUST 4 FEW NAILS

Proposals for bids for what IL said
10 ile the largest order ~ nails ever
ma ds on the Pacific coast. were ~
SUED lnst evening BY auartsf7naster
Bailey. Bids are asked for furnish
ing aaT. geo pounds Of nails. varying
IN sita from : to 60 penny This lot
viii he sufficient 80 I'll II freight
rars q r. 20 be used in the con-
HiFurfion 81 government buildings
W thr Philippines The bids viii
be opened AuR e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
JAMES J. JEFFRiEs

n@nt. but there was no steam IN bis
bious ard Ieffrtrs never showed the
least sign % distress The fight was
witnessed ~ tk~ largest esasa ever
sAthsrea al a Friecu riukxide.
The seconds far Jsrrriss Nere tuiir
prlansy. Jack isffris.- Bob Fitxsasa-
usons and Loo krurssiY
Far Carteft fhs seconds ser~ Tom
my Ryan. Yank Kenny. Tom Geghsti
and San BrFxsF.
Coft~tt sna Isfffiss ~srs both AZ
eaar.
WHEN nfiiy Jordan announced Cor
bsft thsre vas xroaf applause.
Champion Jeffries received siHilaf
eva Ion.
Corbett took the northwest corner
Of tn rms and ssffrica the southeast.
FitEsirnsnnus and Hsfwrce grausT IN
spsctesi the bandaara on cprhett :
hands Ths bandaxsz ~sre pronounced
al riEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Ia pRErTY WEppINo

AZ the homo 81 Mr.. ard Mrs.
geo. Foster. ia Howard ageuus
north. last wednesday, evening &C
CURED the wedding Of their dauFh,
ter Mamie r. Foster. 90 Archie
w Conrad. the punuiAr had % the
shipping department Of the Iiuu
MnfUhR
The home was tastsfeiiy decorated
IN sweet pens and evergreen. The
fateful words we're spoken b fhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
M 4 TEAR
kAw RIVER rs RAPIDLY RISING
AT KANSAS cirY--sTREET
CAR TRAFFIC STOPPED

KANSAS CRY. Mo, Aug is--
The kaw river FampMas cuuiiufra
this morning. A six foot rise row
coming threatens great damage. Ths
west bottoms Nerr three feet under
water iaNf night
Sir paufnonn IN the army bridge
broke if4ae ta@tas ard lndErA
against one % tbs ten temporary
pile bridges. ali Of which are IN
great danger II - ciaHed 20 srhf.
Re and weighted down ~ engines
and cars.
Street cars between the two Kan
saa CtfyH are stopped and the water
tom sewers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

IT, v N pennison under beau
alfiti wedding bell. aud the rims Ger
fsnnug was Hesd
Aatnie Witco4 was bridesmaid
ana Hoy Rowan acted AZ beat man.
TIE happy couple we're the receipt
safa Or many useful and costly
presents. a dainty wedding supper
uaa arresa Mr.. and Mrs.. Conrad
fsft T5lurHdAY for san Francisco 20
npesld their honeymoon and vii he
81 husne Is their friends at iit
Howard avenue north aftsf septsm-
Der I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
The Present Champion Defeats
C0rben i'm the Tenth Round--
Latter no Mach for the
BOiIernlaker

and the stuffins l. eatttns through.
The referee ssamNeH tho atoNe aud
aaYe 20 proceed uith the rEhI JEFF
struck Cefhstt IN the III 81 The stetns
aeh while Coreett WAs hauainG en-.
Jeff felntea with the riaht ard struck
curtett UP with hard left To heax Jsff
held HE arms Down - IS e. Be Ia a
position 20 nkht ftestY when his OPP
penemt eliuched. me aaaR sounded
hut the referee sisnaiiY 70 delay the
eosnd while the aleve wNs teina re
placed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ROUND TEN

After a series Of cliuches corhstt
E0ea down with = left on the
stomach. He vas % within count
Jeff landed sofhsF. IRE first Of
the finishing bioWa vas a collar
pleHus Jolt which landed on stomach
corbett doubled up and vent 70
floor. Again he went within count.
JEFF reached him vifh = right. fair
~ n the pis - stomach. cafheit
fell 20 che floor
FGtffa sta rnffuf uam rnirsR ~
Tony Ryan jumped into ring and
feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ROUND FIVE

Corestt went into elinch. Cerbett
landed left on temple. Again cofbett
landed left Coseet landed left and
flkht on face and rliuchedl JEFF hi
hard high over cnfbetts guard. and
landed Jeff 20 face earestt seemed
10 10 hurt Corhsit Reofed With left
and right on Isffs face Hlosa
seemed to be weak eofbett ssndn
straight t. face Jeff hacks away
ant laughs Jeff keeps boring ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ROUND ONE

Covbet lands iight left TO rihH.
Jefferies landed lsft on short riba.
thew ciinched Corhetf lands hard
sixht on left aide and then ciiHched
and hung toErtarr corbeft nat Jeff
with ieft urpercuf Champion
duckrd JEFF haeR~d CAgbett 20
fopax and landed lsft on the side.
Jeff quick on feet Corbett swung
left on neck They ciinched Jeff
swung left and then rushed Cnrbstt
to ropes Ciinche1 Corhetf lands
hard right on ribs. They we're ~ a
cliuch AZ The bell Round was an
even ore. but Corbs.s seefns o. have
nsr a narrow escape from Jets
swings n was evident that Cor
bett was but a child IN JsffE hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ROUND TWO

They run into clirrh Jeff PUSHES
C0rb-tt 20 ropes. where thsy broke
C0rbefs had - siffe-strp m lively fash.
Ion 70 Grt ont - Ieffs wsy There
were srn Or three cilrch~s CoFhett
seemed 20 b. tired They ciineh. Corr
hefs backs infa CORNER anf gives the
champion a STIR handler 90 he
comes On. Isff causht corhsff flush
on the rfta Cnrhett Fammed N =
right handrr on the ribs. and pot IN
su1fhsr right hanf~r On The heart
carbett swung left on temple ard vent
into a ciinrh. carheft sente two isfts
- fzes They siinrh. fssii. ne round
= shade ig favor q Corbstt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ROUND THREE

They came together IN cllnch
and jeff used strength % shove
Cnfb@tt away. Corbett var there
with q heart punch aKain. and
shouldered into ciinoh. Jeff fol-
iazinR corbett around the ring
Corbstt lands anofhsr heart blow
JEFF COMES back iaff on atornae a.
JEFF fought fouiIy They ciinchsd
lie nailed Corbett with left foif
while IN ciinch. Corbeit comes back
with another isft on champion .
stomach. Corbett stood punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
REVENGE
RUSSIANS WILL PUNISH MUIR.
DEHERs or THE MoNAsTiR
coAsuL

ST. PETERSBURG. AUG. 1.-THE
official Messenger today says that
the Russian ambassador ~ Con-
stantlnogle has received a telegram
from sebaatnpoi announcing that a
squadron 81 the Russian Black sea
fleet has been ordered 20 sail 90
Turkish waters Zoe the purpose of
enforcing the puuishment ~ eVery
official connected with the murder
Of the cuHaul az MonaEtir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ROUND SEVEN

jeff tnre off after coFbsft ard got
q him near ropes ard swung eft 60
ribs. corhstt backs to ropes Cor
tett threw head iaN and sent hard
ore % ribs. Jeff lands hard EFT q
law Hanging together. Carbetf
Shouted lie cant kueek me out =
Long ciinrh with Graney trying 70
separate them farheft catches Jeff
hard left fa jaw. Ieff sends IN tear
inE ioits to ribs jeff Caught Cor
besf heavy 4ol4 10 law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ONE LONELY
LITTLE HIT
THAT WAS All the siwAsHEs
cor AGAINST PORTLAND

gaks Thisimaa pot the siwash
aFuwd ~ = tree aad thsn shss~
faekn AT them IN the baseball Eams
yesterday afternoon az Recreation
hafks nut enc little BIT q biz did
the fuftlaudsf allow the Wilson
aahoWd The .dare Wan seattle q.
- 49, A--S-@ $50. s.
2 uFaIATu =
For sis innings Mr. caffiek. the
seattle sab artist held she Web
foetafs down 70 two small hits. and
Il looked a. n ~ Vas FolnH TO be
one Of the greatest Hausss Of the
ssAaun. sut there VAS a slip In
fiAs seventh ard ninth Portland
punched hits On Ne. Carrtsh and
made the runs that wen the safns.
ii Vas tn the nisth that CarfiCk
saailY fell down. lie got careless.
sssss ss sAss shss= sss > Ecpa deal -
hAff luck ralx~d up Nth the cerr-
lessHsaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
NEW TRIAL DENIED

81. LOUIE 40. Aug il-EH-Dsis-
rase Faulkner. convicted % perjury,
vas today denied a new trial sno vas
sentenced % three YEAR, tmpfihoh-
uneut. lie appealed % the supreme
rsuft aud gave bail In the sum OF
fiegfo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ROUND NINE

IL Il a wonder hoN corheft stands
Jeffs blows. Cefisetf gets In eunppy
right on the chin but does no dam
kae. Cofbett fighting beautifully
but rot hurting Jeff Gallery cheer
ing hfm wildly. Jeff slowing %.
He h tired bat not dased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

Jeff rushed sns carhst sst auAY
eefbstt etiachias eafbstf ksues II
, 60 sha finar ns = terrific aaff ~ the
i4W BE eat up ~ The count q ,
Jeff SMASHED ieft a nsassseh aaa
Carhett chaased 70 nus for afurnasn
Jeff ssuaz IN : eft suif rssht % aiaEiI-
ach. ThsY cling tsEsthsf Carbstt
uIlIssf1ufs Jeff er0Af cheers. They
cling M0fs cheers. cfiHs hrd again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

The Pacific Cos ~ Lumber Manu-.
facturefs association meets I'm Ia.
coma August q. tic dav following
the adjournment of the Transuisals
ainpi congress IN Seattle Many
prominent lumhermen who attend
De congress IN this city are expect
"a TO 90 % the Tacoma meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ROUND EIGHT.

Jeff came frnxu corner with lowered
head. Corbstf smashed him full IN the
face. They eiinrh
After the hreAk tsff sent n nus -
theea front hsArt-hesskfus punches On
the hart JEFF vxfHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
Standing ., IN. Club.

TIE ninth annual commencement
~ Wilson's Modern Business college
VAS held last evening ct the Seattle
shaAfer There we're ~ graduates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
ROUND -FOUR

They bumped tss fhsr 81 q. ciiNth.
end when they bfose Jeff forced Cor
Bet 90 the ropes. Jrffa glove burst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
JEFFRIES WINS
THE BIG FIGH

Gently furnished 5000 pounds %
nails 20 the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

At Hr0FHHH : Ialthh' , H'ItH. p
AZ salt Lake salt Lake s. Quite {.
AZ Tacoma Tacoma II. san
Francisco g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

A. Sacramento Ice Angeles =.
Sacramento s
At san Franciseo-oakisnd Z. San
FranCisen &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15
HISTORY OF IMPORTANT HEAVY WEIGHT
FIGHTS OF PAST ID YEARS IN AMERICA
How Won

Z he title Of heavyweight chan,
With Cofbstt's defeat Of choynskh'
lie Of interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

In the light Of tonirht's battle b Z
pion ~ tho world. the following tab
and Including the last battle betwe
Date 1uuffafaHfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-15

b etwsen ferries and eorbett. inYoiT ~
able OF heavyweight battles. beginning
ween Fftzsimfnona and Jeffrless should
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-07

sIt was during this feature of the pro
zramme.n says the editor Of the Indepen-
5enee tk%a.1 Reporter, in writing up d
Wedding, that the only specially emo
tionai feature Of the evening occurred. j.
j. Anderson. father Of the bride, who never
before had shed a tear, found several of
them rolling down his suR-burued cheeks
as he came forward to kiss the bride. re-
marking that she was his last baby. I'M
mediately several Of the ladies began TO
she'd tears, everybody was somewhat ex-
cited, and in the slight confusion the writer
hereof found himself embracing a lady who
stood conveniently near and who proved
not his wife. He Immediately apoioglzed
to the lady and WAS forgiven. He a~Pologxed
again, later on. to his wife, with no very
definite resurus up to this date.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-07
CHURCH MEErINGs.

Regular meetings at the Congrega-
tional Church in ChaIlis :
Morning services each Sunday at ii
o'clock. Evening services at 1880
o'clock each Sunday.
Sabbath School each Sunday at .
o'clock p. m.
Christian Endeavor meeting every
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
REV. r. S. MCPHERSON, Pastor.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-07

Mrs. Timmins-John, l must say you are
the uarrowest-minded man ever saw. You
have an idea that nobody is ever right but
Yourself Mr.. Timmins-Beteer look to
home. Were YOU ever willing to admit that
ANYBODY was right who differed from your"
Mrs. Timmins-.That's an entirely differ
ent thing. and YOU know 1t. John Tim.
INNS. Boston Transcript.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-07
cUsTER E%NoAMpMENT so. 1o

CUSTER ENCAMPMENT NO. 10.
Custer Encampment No. 10, 10. OF.
holds its regular meetings in the Odd
Fellows hall in Challis, on the 1stand
Bird Wednesday nights of each month
at s o'clock. Visiting Patriarchs in
good standing welcome.
THOMAS JOSE, c. P.
j. G. Finnell, Scribe.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-04-07

SUPREME COURT.
James f. Ailshie,
/. n, Sullivan,
Charles Stockslager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-16
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
BRISTOL.
New Rubber Plant 10 Begin
Operations Next Week. Notes
Absnt Town.

The rubber plant on Wood street owned
and managed by Torrance McCarty, IN
now complete in every department ana
will commence making footwear, the com
ing week. A large number OF old shoe-
makers have been engaged.
AT a meetings OF the trustees OF the
Rogers Free library. Miss Lois L. Munro
was elected assistant Librarian TO fll the
vacancy caused by the death OF Miss
Thompson last summer IL was the hrst
meeting of the trustees since that time
Miss Munro has been acting as assistant
In the library the past few months. her
work proving so satisfactory that she
was elected to the permanent position.
The finals in the boys lawn tennis
tournament for the Chessman cup were
finished yesterday afternoon. Harold
Peckham beating Lewis Easterbrooks
and winning the sup.
Mrs Hall. wife of Commander Hall Of
the Soldiers Home and her daughter Miss
Alice Hall, who have been visiting Pas
sale, New Jersey, and who witnessed the
destruction caused by the recent foods,
returned home yesterday.
Sidney Herreshoff, son of Designer N. @.
Herreshoff. met with a painful accident
this morning While walking about In
rubber soled tennis shoes, a rusty nail
punctured the sole and entered his right
foot Or Daniel ]. Neylan attended him
ana Iounu MS root IN Danly swollen
condition
Mrs. Henry n. Cabot is making ar
rangements 10 give a play in the Barring
ton town hall for the benefit OF St An
drews school The play, "A Box OF Cigar
cites" will be participated in by the fol-
lowing Bristol people Misses Mabel
Chase. Florence Archer. Isabel Cabot J.
Rockwell and Mr.. James Archer.
Captain John Farley, who has been en-
ployed many years in the druggist sun
dries department OF the National India
Rubber company will leave Monday for
Chicago. Ill, where he has been engaged
TO take charge OF the druggist depart
ment I'm the rubber factory OF Messrs
Morgan q Wright
Miss Alice Bourne, daughter of ex-Gov.
A. O. Bourne, gave a clambake TO a num-
ber of her friends al noon yesterday at
the Narrows
The open season on partridge and auails
commenced yesterday and Judging from
the reports i'm circulation quail are plenti-
full.
The work Of building a section Of state
macadam highway al Halfway hill the
Improvement 70 extend 10 the Warren
line has been commenced
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ASA MeSSER GiMMELL.


Asa Messer Gammell died at the Bates
sanatorium yesterday OF old age
He was born at Medford, Mass, March
Is. 1916, and was the son OF Rev. William
and Mary (Slocuml Gammell
He was educated AZ Newport the Phil
lips Andover academy and Brown univer-
atty in 1897. lie served as principal OF
the Warren Ladies' seminary. and while
I'm that town helped 10 organize the War
ren Gas Light company and the Prov-
dence. Warren and Bristol railroad com
pany.
He was a member OF the Warren artil-
lery and served with IL In the Dorr war
Mr.. Gammeii removed 20 this city in 1880
never missed Commencement exercises
from the day he entered Brown until the
end OF his life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-16
MIsCHIEvous BOYS.
RECEPTION At HOSE IS.
District Chief Duffy Recipient Of Hand
some Gifts.

Al banquet and reception tended "a
District Chief Thomas II Duffy in the
hall OF the fire station OF Hose Is on
wickenden street last night. the chief was
the recipient OF some handsome and sub
statntial mementos OF the occasion.
on behalf OF the citizens OF the dis
trict John r. Hurley presented him with
a fine set OF silver spoons. forks and
knives. the latter having pearl handles
Henry Charlewood OF the deps rtment. act
ing for the members of Hose 15 presented
fne gold watch chain
The chief responded. thanking the don
ors for the tokens OF good will. and Com
missioner Harrington and others made in
terestlng remarks. Among those who oc-
cupied seats OF honor al the supper table
were Councilman jeremiah Hall, Council
man David Barr. Councilman Balch, John
+. Hurley Chief Duffy. Henry Charlie
wood. Alderman Mccarthy and Captains
Connor Gsrvin. Davis. Wallace. Mitchell.
Allen, Capron and Hopkins OF the flre
department
Banjo selections were rendered during
the evening by Arthur c. Moore and VIII
liam King
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-16
CENTRAL FALLS.

Charles r. Frost has been elected presi.
dent of the wardens. Plans have been
made for spending in the best possible
manner the $3.50 appropriated by the city
council for planting trees.
Rev. Father Farrelly officiated at the
funeral of Michael waldron yesterday
game OF film fam was attempted to
be worked al. Huhert's market yesterday.
officer Grady is investigating the case.
There is steady increase in the az
tendance at the evening schools. The
school for French speaking residents is
proving a good idea
DR.. Cabana attended little child Of
Henry La Travers, which was bitten by a
dog The doctor found quite A cash
over the childs eve.
The probate court met yesterday.
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Republicans Nominated Candidates for
Town Officers Last Night.
Many Consider Nominations Equivalent
to Election Other Items.

ported at the range. He said that team
contest was 10 held next wednesday,
and stated that a team from the division
would be present and participate in the
contest.
After the consideration of other mat
ters OF interest to the division the meet.
ing adjourned.
PERSONAL
Theodore Jencks and Phillip Lang
worthy are spending their vacation on q
hunting expedition in the vicinity OF Wall
lum pond
Mrs. Newton OF Grove avenue left yes.
terday for visit to relatives in. New
York.
NEW WHIST CLUB
A new whist club has been formed a
Philipsdale. The new club will be known
as the New Era Whist club and at q
meeting held AT the residence OF the
Misses Ogg, Theodore Busch was
elected president and Miss Minnie Glib.
bons was chosen as secretary and treas
urer. The club will meet bi-weekly un.
IN March. Thursday evenings have
been selected as the evenings on which
the sessions will be held
WILL CLOSE SATURDAY
The management OF the American Eiec-
trcal works, has announced that the
works will be closed tomorrow in order to
give the help an opportunity to see the
parade In Providence.
GOING TONIGHT.
Last night the local firemen were TO at.
tend the fair in Warren but TO give the
members an opportunity to attend the
caucus the trip was postponed until to-
night. when the boys will go In force
to Warren.
MASSASoIT CLUB
Last night was the night set by the
Massasot club for their weekly whist
meet. but the meeting was deferred until
this evening because OF the caucus and
tonight the members of the club will play
at the club rooms in the Leslie block
A social meeting with a supper In
cluded will be enjoyed tomorrow night
NEW TRACK.
According to report a new track Is to
be laid on Bourne avenue at Philiipsdale
by the Rhode Island company. II this II
done II will afford much better access to
the plants OF the American Electrical
works and the Glenlyon Dyeing and
Bleaching company.
| A force OF men is at work replacing
the narrow gauge tracks on the Paw
tucket end OF the new extension with
standard gauge tracks.
REPAIRING BRIDGE.
Yesterday a force OF men were busy
making repairs 10 the roadway on the
East Providence end of the Washington
bridge Considerable of the old plank
ing was torn up and replaced by new.
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WARREN.

The Ladies' Aid society OF st. Marks
church met In the Parish house and en-
joyed a social hour. Mrs Howard X. De
Wolf sang a solo, II Love YOU" and ].
Raymond Littlefeld also sang solo. "A
Prayer" Miss Alice Gardner gave a
reading The society will meet hereafter
at the Parish house instead OF at men,
bers' houses.
At a special meeting OF the town coun-
Gil, improvements OF highways was dis
cussed but no action taken. section
OF Metacom avenue has been macadam-
ized recently.
Colonel c. w. Greene OF the Warren Ar.
tillery has ordered weekly drills for the
company once week during the winter
The company will visit the Mechanics
Fire company fair next Monday evening
A meeting OF the advisory board OF the
Baptist church was held last evening
The speakers engaged for the Young
Peoples rally in the church this even
ing are Georges Eddy. Mr.. L. j Hop
kins, Frank Medbury. Rev e. A. Herring
and Rev. II w. Watjen. The service viii
be at 7:i5 p m.
In the Fifth district court yesterday
before Judge Bosworth. the only crimi
nal cases were those OF John III. Car
penter VS.. Austin Lemare and Wilfrec
Gelinas. The boys were arrested Sun
day afternoon on a charge OF attempting
to steal pigeons from the barn OF Mr.
John Carpenter.
The boys pleaded guilty 10 the charges
OF stealing two pigeons valued at 81. TIL,
Judge placed a fine OF SO and costs in each
case.
The case OF Melvina Deckem was con
tinued TIL next Thursday.
The case of Thomas Loughran VS. Au
gustin Barnaby was continued till Oct. %
and the case Of George A Streets VS. DIR
Thomas II. Connolly was continued I'll
| Oct 18th.
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