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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-04-03
NEWTON NOTES.

Mr.. Kenneth Tine, assisted by his
mother, entertained the Social club
a. their home last Friday evening. The
evening was spent in games and q
splendid program was rendered. A
dainty luncheon was served and all
departed feeling that they had de-
lightful time. (. @
Mrs. Fannie Speese departed Tues.
day for Chicago to visit relatives. We
hope she may have . pleasant time.
4 Mrs. John Miller, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Florence, left last
Wednesday for Leavenworth. Kansas,
to visit Mrs. Miller's sister, who is IN
very poor health. - - s5 II.
Mrs. Thompson has returned to her
home In Ottttmwa. /.
Mr.. J. ]. Walden is victim Of In.
flammatory rheumatism. His many
friends wish him d speedy recovery.
Miss Helen Blackwell, formerly OF
this city, will be married in Kansas
City April 18th.
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Published by Request Of the Il. 3. s.

Published by Request OF the II. B. s.
1. r. c.
Oh how we'll do remember,
On one Thursday afternoon,
In the bleak and cold December,
At the home of Mamie Goulds,
That first l met those pleasant faces,
Free from frowns and full of glee.
shall not forget the many graces
OF the H. B. s. r. G.
Long they have met and planned to-
gether,
With here friend and there q foe,
Thinking not of pain or woe.
So in after years their meetings
Will have proved great success,
And we who have received their greet
ings
viii gain the honors with the rest
May this club with all its members,
On that grand and happy day
Meet with all the host eternal,
Joining in the heavenly lay.
Let us then in these meetings
Show to those who come to see,
That we gather here for seeking
Knowledge through the H. b. 8. R. G
Mrs. Belle Graves.
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CLINTON.

]. T. Culberson received word few
days ago that his brother, A. Il. Cul
berson OF Cleveland, Ohio, had beer
seriously hurt In railroad wreck or
the road by which he is employed neal
that city. No particulars were given
as to what the injuries were other
wise than that three ribs were broken
His friends in this city regret to learr
of his misfortune and hope for 9
speedy recovery.
Rev. w. A. Searcy read q paper a,
the Congregational church last Thurs
day evening. Subject, "The Future oi
the Negro" 4
In recent communication from the
presiding elder he sets Sunday. April
IS, as quarterly meeting and April q
quarterly conference.
II - It is less than two weeks TIN Easter.
The fair sex are patiently waiting fo-
that period, when they shall step
forth in their several spring attres.
Thursday evening, March 26, at the
Odeon In Lyons appeared the Capital
City Male Quartette, one of the very
finest colored organizations travelling.
Each number of the program was
heartily encored by the large audience
present The entertainment was the
fifth and last given this winter under
the auspices of the German associa-
tion.
Rev. w. A. Searcy received the sad
intelligence this week of the death OF
his sister, Mrs. w. P. Donnell, a.
Reidsville, N. c., her death taking
place on the 30th.
M. o. Culberson has resigned his
position as sexton of the Presbyterian
church. He is succeeded by P. P. Tay-
lor, who enters upon his duties ut
once.
The celebration given March 31st
under the auspices Of the A. M. f.
church in honor of the fifteenth
amendment to the constitution was
certainly success socially, and from
appearances should be financially. The
event took place in the handsome and
spaciius rooms of the Clintonian club.
From 6 to supper was servedy, after
which program of great merit was
rendered, consisting of vocal and IN
music, the reading of the
and fifteenth amendments
by Miss Cooper, addresses by talented
speakers of the city and Of the race.
At the conclusion of the program
was indulged in until late
hour. The committee in charge was
grandly marshalled by Mrs. David
as chairman.
Mrs. McDermond and Mr.. Page of
Dixon, Ill.,, took in the celebration this
week.
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Mr. PLEAsANT NEW,1Ia

Rev. Boiling has returned from Kso
saaqua where he has bsen carrying On
revival mestings.
Mrs. Dsrriek and daughter have re-
turned to Chicago.
Mr.. Norman Arbuele cane home FROM
Kansas City last week.
Mrs. Vern Wilbur visited her sister in
Peoria, Ill. last week.
Messrs. Ralph Burnaugh. Joe Kelly
and Ray Mason went to Denver, Colo,
recently.
Miss Louisa McNeal OF Peoria, Ill is at
home with her parents,
MT. Spencer Deel Of Birmingham is
vi iting his sister Mrs. Elmer Richmond.
Rev, John Smith is home from Council
Bluffs ana preached at the Saunders St.
Baptist church Sunday night.
Class No. 5 OF the Sunday School gave
The Sweet Family" at the Methodist
church Thursday night Refreshments
were sesved by the Stewardess
The Baptist Sunday School will give .
concert at Junes' Hall April Z.
The I. K. s. G met with the Misses Nc
CEacken last week. instead of with Miss
NHnley. The following officers were
elected for the next six months:
P.esident. Lone Mascn; vi 9 president.
Julia Bartlett; recording secretary, Marie
NunIey; corresponding secretary. Nora
Bartlell: treasurer. Myra MeOraeken;
chaplain. Hydia Bartlett, The critic and
programme committee will be appointed
at the uext meeting, which will be with
the Misses Bartlett.
The A. H. q. met Tuesday night at the
Methodist church where the new officers
were eaeoted.
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was full attendance and all enjoyed .
social time, light refreshments were ser

was full attendance and all enjoyed .
social time, light Refreshments were ser
we'd.
The entertainment at the A. M. Il.
church, last Friday night. proved 70 30
quite success. there was quite large at-
tendance and all enjoyed themselves.
Mr. Evans Of st. Louis has returned to
the city to oct % steward ON the "Dia-
nond Joe" Line; their boats have been
laid here oil winter. and will start sooa
TO make regular trips between here and
st. Paul.
Miss Gertrude Lewis who has been
teaching in the Industrial School In Bur.
ling ton has returned to the city.
Miss Jackson Of Dixon. Ill. 10 visiting
her uncle Mr.. Sol. Williams.
Mr.. Jordan Caldwell who was confined
70 the hospital for couple Of weeks has
returned to his home much improved.
Mrs. Isaac Smith Is on the sick list this
week.
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SIOUX CITY ITEMS.

The Sunday Schools Of b,th churches
are rehearsing for Easter.
The Milineriss are displaying their
lovely Easter hats, and the pocket books
are beginning to tremble.
The young people Of Mt. Zion Bsptish
church organized B. 7. P. U. Sunday
evening.
Those on the sick list are getting along
nicely.
Mr.. James Washington is able to be ont
again to his Business, after few weeks Of
confinement with muscular rheumatism.
Mrs. Bird who has been at the bedside
Of Mrs. Sadie Norris for three weeks re-
turned home Monday to Burlington, leay-
ing her much improved.
Rev. d. E. Murf has been in our city
for the past week soliciting for the Ambi-
dexter departmental institute Of Spring
field, ILL.,, industrial college for oolored
persons. He is financial agent for that
college ana 10 having good sucoeas.
Rev. e. g. Jackson. pastor Of the A.
N. E. church. left for Des Moines Mon
day evening; he being appointed By the
Bishop Abraham Grant ~ one Of the
COMMITTEES Of judges to fettie some did
culties that have arisen between the pastor
and members Of St. Paul's A. N. n.
church.
Mr.. james Early will fill the pulpis ~
the A. NJ. =. shqrsh Sunday evening.
Rev F. 9. Jackson being abssnt
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KNOXVILLE AND GALEseuRG
ILL.,, eUpGETARiAN. #

Well, 1t must be spring now for
sure, as we have heard the blue birds
A good sign.
The revival services at the A. n
e. church In Galesburg closed Sun
day night. They report abundant sue
cess.
We are sorry indeed to hear of the
illness of Mr.. Jno. Washington of Bux-
ton. hoping, however, that he may
soon gain his health.
The members and friends Of the A.
NJ. E. church in Galesburg gave a sur
prise party on Mrs. Matte Johnson.
the evangelist, Saturday evening. y
most enjoyable time was had.
Mrs. Jno. johnson Of Galesburg is
reported quite i'll at her home.
An April Fool entertainment is
billed at the A. M. E. church in Knox-
Vile cn "Al FOOLS Day.
Mrs. Cora Veasey is expecting COM
pany from Monmouth next week.
Mr.. Richmond of Charlton will give
his stereopticon views at the A. M. E.
church in Knoxville Saturday even
ing and on Friday evening at the Zion
a. M. e. church at Galesburg.
Rev. Wade was canvassing his pic
lures in Galesburg last week and met
with much success.
Mrs. Melvin Bell is enjoying a visit
from her sister of Davenport.
The correspondent is entertaining a
severe cold at this writing.
Mrs. Mary Brown of Monmouth Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. Cora Veasey, last
week. aiaslE AEl
Mr.. Seth Green of Galesburg was a
Knoxville visitor Sunday.
The Pantitorium club at Knoxville
has disbanded and Is thing OF the
past.
The people at Dunfermline. with
their pastor, Rev. Wade, will give an
entertainment Easter Monday night.
Master Byron Wade received the
gold badge from the Junior League OF
the NJ. E. church (white), which was
awarded to the one having the largest
number Of pledges signed. Byron was
the only colored child contesting for
the badge among forty white children.
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DEs MONIES GIANTS.

The D. NJ. Giants baseball club m,
with j. Fl. McClain last Friday night
and reorganized for the season. j. II.
Woods. manager; ]. H. McCaain cap
tain. The following men were signed:
J. Il. MeClain, r. f.; l. Gates, $. b;
@. fergerson, r. B. Geo. Washington,
T. B.; W. cottomus, 8. s.; A. Johnson (,
G.; g. Washington. G. f.; ). Coalson.
L. F.; J. K. Hamilton. q. b.; Strauthes
S.S.;J Tyler. @. F.; L. Wilkinson, c..
F.; A. Cotes. p.
With these men Manager Woods
thinks he will have one OF the best
teams in the state.
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TO MINNEAPOLIS & ST. PAUL

TO MINNEAPOLIS & ST. PAUL.
The direct line between Des Moines
and st. Paul Is the Minneapolis 4 st.
Louis B. B. Leave Dss Moines at q.
m. and 9 p. M, arrive Minneapolis 6:40
p. m. and 7:s5 .. M; st. Paul at 7:eO
p. m. and .. m. The Minneapolis
and St. Paul Limited has through
vestibuled. Gas.Lighted Pullman sleep
ers and First Class Coaches. Call on
Geo. r. Kline, City Ticket Agent.
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BUXTON NEWS.
Church Social and Business

We are having fine weather now. just
the thing for our church go,ng people
Rev. Haggard preached his farewell
sermon Thursday night, but a. he oiled
the pulpit Sunday we suppose 70 lefs hi.
text open for continuation. Yam, yum,
some Of the good sisters are feeding the
reverend good old sweet chicken.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers sang to
5 crowded house last Friday and Satuz.
day nights. Everyone was we'll pleased.
After the concert they were given recep.
ton at the home Of W. j. Crsggett. under
the management Of Prof. A. Z. jackson
and his talented choir. The professo.
says, tell them all in behalf of my choiI
that I've are coming"
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. VIM.
Watkins entertained the singers and Miss
Margaret N. Coleman Of our own city, !,
three O'Clock dinner, after spending the
afternoon Ia tets-s-t -tete and music. The
guests departed with tho favorable i'm,
preston that Mrs. Watkins was one ol
the most charming Of hostesaes.
They then proceeded to che home ol
Prof. a. g. Jackson, whsrs they we,e en-.
tsrtainsd % tss, On Sunday they were
TO dinner at the Peytoa Reeves homo.
whore chicken reignsd supreme. and Mr..
Txrpsr, tho comedian OF ths company,
declared. .'Of III which am good . sweet
turkey am divine. but when Il comes to
him to make his shoise il am chicken
every time" In general they say they
never before received slsh generous
hospitality from oolored people as they
received while 10 Buxton, and will return
in the sweet bye and bye.
We were all very sorry to hesr Of the
death Of one Of our old friends and settlsrs
OF "Muchy,'' Ars. Mariah Collins. which
occurred last Monday, The Daughters
Of Twelve OF Buxton had cnarge Of the
services. I'll
The miners have begun working five
days per week and highsr wages. III
There Wa an excellent example Of The
Carrie Nation saloon smashing N East
Buxton, last SUNDAY. inssssd of bar. mis.
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The fiction Of the mysterious lode
Stone mountain which drew the nails
out Of ships that approached near
enough has = certain foundation IN
tact, says . French paper. only the fact
has suffered expansion.
On the coast Of Norway, near Joe
6ern. there IL . sand dune Of nearly
three-QuarterV Of mile In length. The
sand Is mixed with particles OF lode
stone. and whom Z ship comes n The
vicinity the compass becomes Irregular
and the vessel 10 entanSlsd In 3 kind
q whirlpool aad thrown ashofA
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The friends OF Frank Brown Of this
city were sorry to hear that he had
shot man at Muscatine last Saturday,
Mr.. Brown WAS here for several months
last year, and seemed to be : very
qusse and unassuming young man.
According 70 the seport, the man he
1shot struck him : severe blow. than
Blown drew his Sevolver and shot him.
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Rev. Timothy Reeves, our much be.
loved former pastor, spent several
days In our city this week. He has
just had the misfortune to lose his
daughter, Agnes, who died Tuesday,
March 81, which was sad blow to the
Rev. and his family and his many
sympathizing friends In Iowa, who will
receive this sad news with much sor-
row, as Miss Agnes was very bright
and promising young lady and just had
arrived t6 young w0manhood and she
was q model young girl.
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Y Mr. and Mrs. James 4. Todd enter
tained . few of their young friends at
Ave o'clock dinner last Wednesday,.
An enjoyable time was had, as Mr.. and
Mrs. Todd are good entertainers.
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Low RATES WEST.

Every day until April sOth the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
win sell one way colonist tickets to
many western points at vcSy low rates.
Three through trains daily with chair
cars and tourist sleepers attached.
Call at4lo Walnut Street for full In \
formation. ys sS 9 sJ M " ittls. IN
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Mrs. j. G. Williams left Thursday
for an extended visit OF several months
In the south at her parents home in
Huntsville. Ala. She will stop over in
Chicago for few weeks, then to Ala
hama, and return by the way Of
Georgetown, KY, the former home Of
Clifford. where she will stay while.
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Mrs. Janey Wood accompanied by
int, Mrs. Fannie Watts. left for Okla
homa last Tuesday to see after the
burial Of her brother. Author Neal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph La Cour gave
a finch party last Monday night. Only
a few Of their friends were invited.
After number of games had been
played refreshments were served
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pURUoUlr NEWS.

There will be special services at the A.
NJ. +. church on Easter; And the presidlg
elder J w. Malone Is expected to be
present.
The social club met with Mrs, john
Green Monday night.
Tho question, discussed was the social
problem OF ths city Of Dabaqss, thsrs
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& Led by F. d. Hawkens. Fathers
Love to Child:" w. p. Miller, .'Duty oI
a Wife,. D. I. Mosley, "What does il
take to make q Mani" VIM. F. Brooke.
dale. 1.-THE Value OF Mother; q. NJ.
Hindsman. Superintendent OF the Sunday
School, "What will we do 10 Entertain
the Young People.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reeves of
soskaioosa. parents Of Mrs. Harry Nc
Craven, have moved to this city and
bought the sidner property In Lake
Park, which ia : valuable investment.
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ANOTHER NEW coLoRED PAPER.

Among the latest arrivals at our
ofiice is The Herald, published in
Leavenworth. Kan, by Messrs. Will
Harris and w. H. Hazelride. This is
its second issue and 1t Is filled full Of
good things pertaining to the race. We
know Mr.. Harris to be an experienced
newspaper man and wish the Herald
unbounded success in this troublesome
journalistic world.
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I Dsgladsa ~ K.i,r,.r. . y !, =, I 5000.

ss83s 0ssssdsd lsr Rsiigtsrs ssrapsss.
/. e Austrian omcsr, the MarchesA
s. .s0n. aeclinsd g challenge on account
q religious scruplss two years Gro.
81 No. not only degraded from his
san.. put has been ordered to serve
~ 8nis time q = private In the rankA
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coRlNTHlAN CHURCH NOTES.

Services Sunday April S: 1890 .. m.
Regular monthly Covenant meeting
and Lords Supper. 1890 p. m. Sum.
day School. Q p. m. Young peoples
meeting. 1880 p IN. Sermon by pastor.
All are cordially invited.
The Sewing Circle will give an apron
Social Tuesday evening April 2.
r. L. GRIFFIrH, Pastor.
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After spending his weeks vacation
with his family, Joseph Le Cour re.
turned to Chicago last Tuesday to re-.
sumo his work with the Burlington
route.
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The Iowa Negro Bar Associa ton en-
Stsrtained st5 o'clock dinner Monday
at Jones' Cate, ia honor Of Hon. L. T..
4 AcGee Of the Minnesota Bar.
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Rev. ]. r. Clemmens of Oskaloosa
and E. G. Jackson Of Sioux City spent
q few days in our city this week.
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Rev. 4. u Philips Of Clarinda, Iowa,
preached all day last Sunday at the
az. N. r. church. The Reverend de-
|. iivered : strong sermon. He was form
aerly the pastor Of this church.
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" Gsorgs Jones. an. old hotsl man, and
known all over she ststs. went TO
kssoll Wednesday 70 cook y the
. asar Hotsl. n
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Messrs. ]. y. Bates. Morgan and
\ $Dellingsr, delegates to miners oonven-
ton from Buxton, returned home last
Saturday.
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CITY NEWS.
~ =. II you have relatives or friends visit
~ ~ eha ~ or going TO mako visit, please
nSosn "a Ne solicit ali your local news--kd I
Spring has really come.
Bud Noel has returned to the city.
Rev. I. l. Phillips Of Clarinda is en-
towing nice visit In our city.

Wauneta Watts, who was on the sick
list last week, il able 10 be about
again.
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New Service Withous Parallel.

New Service Without Parallel.
There q ample Qualification for the
claim made ny Tho Chicago Record-
Herald that its readers enjoy every day
in the week, Sundays included, : news
service that y without parallel in range
and completeness. IN addition to the
Independent news facilities Of The
Desofd- Herald, that paper receives the
complete news service Of the New
York Herald and the Associated Press
and when II Is conside Tered that Its news
columns are supplemented BY al the
special features % popular with lta
thousands 81 readers. L will 10 seen
that The Record Herald holds ! uniqse
place among the great newspapers q
the Omitted States.
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Mrs. Price Of 1l10 w. sth street. has
been confined to her bed for the past
week, but IA nuch better 1T present.
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Mr. Drew. delegate from ''Muchy,"
j Who was accompanied by his wife, re-
turned home Saturday.
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Tho entertainment given Tuesday
lnight % corinthian Baptist church
5by Mr.. Henry Browns class was quite
$a success
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8s Mrs. Janey Wood 1eceived word this
week thas her brother Author Neal
lad died in Oklahoma Of consumption
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j. b. Nixon, Jowelry, No. 3ls West
Third street, tunes pianos and repairs
organs.
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"A horse belonging 20 Mr.. 3. n. Hyde
Xlroke one Of its logs last Wednesday.
and they were compelled to kill Il.
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Mrs. Peter Hudlin Of Madison, Wis.
is spending the current week with rel
satives and friends.
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/ One week from next Sunday is Easter
ana % usual the churches are prepar-
ing speeinl services for that day.
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EXCURSION RATES VIA CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE, a. ST. PAUL R'Y.
On the drss and third Tuesdays OF
each month until April 2lst the G. M.&
81. r; Ry. will sell tickets 81 one fare
plus Two dollars Tor the round trip 70
Ensny points North, South. snd West.
Osll at,4l0 Walnst Street Tor I'll in1or-
nation. n
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HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS TO
THE NORTHWEST, WEST AND
SOUTHWEST, AND COLONtST
Low RATES WEST.
Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion Tickets at greatly reduced rates
are on sale to the. territory indicated
above, Standard and Tourist Sleeping
Cars. Reclining Chair Cars and ''The
Best Of kvesything." For particulars
spply to agents Chicago s. Northwest
erD Railway. 4.ak
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-03
REMANDED THEM ALL.
Five Negro Juveniles Held by Re-
cOrder for Theft.

At yesterdays session of Police
Court the five negro boys arrested by
Detectives Murphy and Wall for the
larceny of knuckles from cars of the
Central Railway, were remanded for
trial in the City Court. The detectives
testified that the railroad company has
been put to no little inconvenience by
this class of theft.
The case against P. Walker, the ne
gro arrested near the Union Station for
robbery by force, by which it is al
legged he secured $3.50, was continued.
The charges against Olden Harris,
the white boy who was arrested for
throwing a knife at and cutting Willie
Kehoe, were withdrawn and the case
was dismissed.
William Gethers, a negro arrested by
Patrolman Reilly, was remanded for
trial in the City Court for larceny from
the person.
William Henry Grant, the negro who
used a pitcher in committing an as
sault upon William Mack, a dredge
Waterman, was fined SIS or thirty days
on the changing.
The case against William Gardner,
the negro charged by Detective Bostick
with highway robbery, was continued
because of the absence of the prosecu-
tor