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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
THE SUPREME COURT.
No Opinions Handed Down.
The Days Proceedings.
n,,ecial 70 rho Times-nlspatl

Especial to Tho Times-L lspatch'l 81
wYTHEvILLE, VA. June 9.-rhe pro.
ceedlngs in the Supreme Sourt TO-DAY
III" sRatliff vs.. Ratlff ct al, argued b BY
appellant, and George =. Penn and NJ a..
Honaker for appellee, and submitted, !,
Ashworth VS.. Trammell. passed until
Virginia and Southwestern Railway vs..
.Clower's administrators, and same vs..
Bailey submitted on BRIEFS
( Continental Casualty Company vs.. Pei
Wi iViireinia iron, Coal and Coke Company
VS.. Friend. from the Circuit Court OF
Wythe, writ OF error retused.
C. NJ. jerks Mercantile Company vs.
Virginia Fire and Marine insurance Com.
r,any, from the Circuit Court OF Russeli'
I M. b. Showers VS. Commonwealth,
from Circuit Court OF Giles; writ OF error
Il LOGAN osY VS.. Commonwealth. from the Cir
cult Court Of Appomattox: witt or error
fe Davis VS.. Preston. from the Circuit
Court of Lynchburg; appeal refused.
Powhatan Clay Manufacturing Com
Company VS.. George i, Powers ct ais,
from the Chhncery Court OF the city or
Richmond; appeal refused,
No opinions were handed down to-day,
The next cases to be called are HoWda-
shell VS., Krenning, Rhea OF ais. vs. Shef-
few and Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance
Company VS.. Peery ct ais.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
"A TERRIFIC STORM.
Hearty Old Age Has It's Exelr-
plifcation in Carroll County.

Especial to The Tlmes"DlspatcH''s
GLADEsBORO, VA. juno "a ter
rlble wind storm passed over TINS neigh,
borhood a few days since. ana several
houses were blown down, Two boys were
In " p, VASES blacksmith shop, when
Il II wns biown to the ground. and one OF
the boys was badly hurt.
Tho apple crop will be short here.
Most allhave dropped, of.
Aunt Katie Webb, as she was always
called, said to be ono hundred and two
years old. died last week
MI William Willard. aged eighty-six
wears, and Mr.. John MarshalLsaeed nine
weight years, of this place. can do as
much hard work as some young men.
rhey use plain. caorse diet. and take
plenty of exercise. Both chew TOBACCO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
BOARD Will / |
CHANCE.LAI'W
Medal System Will Probably be
1naugurated In Henrico
County.
A.Hf
A VERY {: SENSATIONAL !: n $: I II CASE
Former Officer Charged With
Abusing and Assaulting
a a Magistrate.
A VERY SENSATIONAL CASE

The rather tense situation in Hcnrico
county over the dog law will In all like
llihood be relieved very shortly by the
Intervention OF the board of supervisors,
now empowered to provide It's own plan
for the collection Of tho levy. In lieu
OF the present involved and obnoxious
method, 1t Is understood that the super
vlsors are preparing to !nauBurate the
medal system. livery owner who meets
tho tax will BIO furnished with medal
for his dog, and the constablcs Will prob
ably BIO looked. to for the obliteratlon, ex-
termination and eradication of any and
all unfortunate dogs not decorated with
the scrap OF metal. I
The legislative provision authorizing
the supervisors to provide their own
method for the collection OF the tax goes
Into effect about tho middle Of this
month, and 1t is under this that the board
will act That 1t will tako prompt &C
ton proclaiming the medal system Is not
doubted.
James II. Eubank. q former constable
OF the county, has been arrested on the
rnther sensational charge Of abusing and
assuulting Magistrate r. T. Sale. The
affair occurred few days ago, Eu-
4 bank has been bailed in the sim Of 500
for his appearance Saturday before
Squire Meyer Angle The charge In tho
warrant Is that he did curse and violent
lIy abuse him. the said r. 7. Sale. in Ills
presence, and hearing and in n manner
tending to breach of the peace, and
did also Their and there unawfully as
sault him, the said r. r. Sale" The wit
nesses summoned are R. T. Sale. G. +.
Crowder. D. L. Temple and T. II. SAM
ucl, all officers Of the county.
The treasurer of the county calls at
5tention to&tto fact that per cent. Will
be added to the tax accounts OF those
who fail to pay by July 18th, and to tho
additional fact that the interest Is calcuu-
lated from last December.
A white man named North was tried
yesterday by Squire Thomas and was
fined S for using profane and indecent
Language before ladies.
Squire w. G. Gibson, OF Fairfield. has
resigned and moved into the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
Folliard-McKann.

(specinl to The Tlmes-D Isnatchl
CHURCH VIEW, VA, June "a very
nretty wedding took place last evening
AZ AZ lie Heermitage Baptist Church, when Miss
Bessie MeKann and Mr.; I F.; F nsa,,t,l
f,,Iiv decorated with ferns and potted
plants. a carpet Of white covering the
pulpit and chancel, ~.
l'he bride entered the church on the
arm OF her brother, Mr., George Mckann,
and and was met at the altar by the groom
and his best man. Mr. Frank Hall: Ihe
ceremony was performed by. Rev, F.; ".
Richardson Jrn I.arkin Anderson, Thomas
Walden. r, II, Kerr, W. .. Evans, John
billiard. Miss Evans presided ut the or.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
BEEF HIGH IN NORFOLK.
Butchers Going Out Of Business
Because Losing Money.
Ia The Times-psspatch

Especial 70 The Ilnlss-I! 2 49,.
NORFOLK, VA, June, 9..The hisn
nrice Of meat will probably force some
Norfoll,- butchers out of business. Slrloin
steaks cali for twenty-five cents pound,
and there was only ons dealer..in the mar
w H irwiford who has a large stand
In the city market, announced to-day
that he was going to shut up shop to keep
from losing more money. !, :.
ket dealers, said: IF my customers would
stop buying meat could stop keeping It.,
and thereby save money. la
and Company. said to-day there Is moth
ing remarkable in the present situation.
because beef is always high in the SPRING
The beef trust h N nsShRag t. r 90 %iIn
cations now are that prices will go
higher tisl5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
MEMORIAL DAY
in STAUNTON
Colonel Robert 3. Lee the Ora
Parade Composed Of Mil
itary, Veterans and Citizens.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch)
4 STAuNTON, VA, June 9-Confedcrate
Memorial Day was fittingly observed
here to-day. Main Street and tho proml-
nent thoroughfares were thronged with
SPECTATORS who followed one Of tho
largest paradcs that ever marched to
ThUrnrosc Cemetery. There a crowd
gathered, numbering several thousand
persons among whom were many wo-
mon widows, mothers and daughters Of.
the long dead Confederate heroes, who
declsed the thousands OF graves. The
orator OF the day was Colonel Robert ID.
Lee. III, and the chief marshal. Captain
G.. Julian Pratt. The chief figure was
the thin gray line OF Confederate heroes
with bowed shoulders. limping gait uil-
der the weight Of many heavy years, and
hair thinned and silyered DER with tho
dust of times highway Tho Sons OF
Confederate Veterans also took part in
the parade. III
Captain James Bnmgardner introduced
the chief orator Of the day, Colonel r,
II. Lee who paid an eloquent tribute to
the dead heroes of the lost cause. after
which a salute was fired over the graves.
Major j. Ogden Murray, of Winches-
err Va, addressed the local camp Of vet
erans tonight on the subject. Was JEFF
ferson Davis Traitor. The portrait
of Jefferson Davis was presented TO the
camp and formerly unveiled.
Directly after the memorial exercises
to-day, the Augusta Memorial Assocta-
ton held their annual meeting and pass
ed resolution extending vote Of
thanks TO Colonel Robert E. Lee, Jr.,
the orator of the day. and to the different
organizations taking part.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
Carrington-Wilsorl.

tSnccial to The Times-Dtspa tch.l
psret robinson Wilson was married at
100 n to-day To Mr.. Alexander r. Carring-
ton at the First Presbyterian Church, IN
the presence of large assemblaget ~
the pastor Rev.g James ID. Paxton, ~
Is. assisted by Rev. Edwin p, ROBINSON,
of Orchard Park. N. y, an uncle Of tho
bride.
James Il. Kent, DR. II. W.#.Dew and
Messrs. D. III. Howard, Robert Il. Wilson
and A. r, Darlington. Miss Florence
Clark Wilson, sister Of the bride, was
maid OF honor, and Mr.. Richard Hancock
was best man: The bride was given
away by her uncle, DIR, james w. Fob
finson. OF Philadelphia, Pa,
Mr., and Mrs Darlington will spend their
honeYlnoon in st. louis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
BEAT WOMEN.
Charles Knight Goes to Jail and
Is Heavily Fined.

A NoRFoLK VA June 2,--Charles
Knight was sent OH TO tho Corporation
Court to-day by Police Justice Taylor
on the charge OF nsaulting Mrs. Margaret
Tennis He was also fined .S25 and costs
of Mrs Tennis, and an additional fine Of
$40 and costs WAS imposed for cursinS
and abusing j.. @. Grant
Mrs. Tennis was unable TO appear on
Bianche Tennis testified that Knight
who has been living. With her for some
for the past two days has beat her and
threatened her life. !. u.
YESTERDAY she said, The tried to XII
her with an axe.
Mrs. Margaret Tennis was at one time
respected resdtNt of Portsmouth, and
her daughter, who Is about tWenty,,siS
years of age and comely. was born in that
city while her parents We're Well-to 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
Personals and Briefs.

4 Mrs. A. /. Marcy, left YESTERDAY for (
In Hsi her seaside home near tsoston. On her
return She will visit relatives In New
Rev Frank L. Wells will conduct the
regular devotional service Of Park Place
Epworth League this evening at SID
o. clock.
gone to West Point to spend the summer
Mrs. James Madison Turner, Miss Nan
MA turner and Master Madison Turner.
left Newport News June I'd to attend tho
Exposition An st. Louis. ACCOMPANIED BY
Mrs. nj. L. Turner. OF Richmond, and
Miss Kathryn Farroner, OF Walkerton'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
SOCIAL CLUB
MEN INDICTED.
The Lie Direct Given Foreman
Of the Jury-The Author
Fined
(,special to Tho Times-Dispatch,)

r III
1,ANv1IJE VA. June 9.-The grand
i,ry to-day made presentments against
Jefferson letf slayton, John Lilly, Lewis Rob-
ored, !. W. Raney, Daniel Slate, kit
Harris; II. l.. Johnson. Marshall Gil
liam, all on selling whiskey without a
,rhe sensation of the day occurred In
tha erand iury room, when Mr., CALVIN
D. Martin. a witness. gave the lie direct
TO Mr.. George A. Lea, foreman OF the
turv. Mr.. Martin was fined $40 by Judge
a, Ar Aiken for contempt OF court,
The suggestion was made in the report
az the i,lry that tho matter OF Police
na,cnrs Iohn II. Iiutson and n. S. Wynn,
against whom charges were made by Wit
.nesses on YESTERDAY, ho investigated by
the proper authorities
rhn court was furnished with list Of
witnesses against the officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
THE ARcHDEAcON.
Will Make Home in Richmond
College Graduates.
snecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.'

Much regret is felt here not only by the
l and congregation of st. Georges
Episcopal Church. but by citizens e gene ,
rally at parting with Rev. w p. smith.
who has. served as rector OF SIT ST, George :, IS
duties eIiiie 3 as s. archdeacon to which he was
elected on Tuesday will REQUIRE his resi-
5dence In Richmond 4. :, !
In spotsylvania County Court ,y-t the case
Lewis On the charge Of injuries received
in collision the former was given
verdict for $50. co,,a~,
ths mistc medal was awarded to Miss
Margaret Baker and the presidents sch9 no
arship to Miss Grace Woodbridge. Inc
graduates were Messrs. Elerbe Garter and
s. Smith Misses Sallfe Carter ana
i, ois CLANCY Most OF the students LETT
for their respective homes to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
School Board Illegal.
Especial to The TImess Dlspatc

'7t'-eF"' 70 = ITO 'FF3FeFH F7FsTHFNF1'7
sTAUNToN, VA, June 9,--The city at
torney has created some little stir by
announcing that the city school board Is
illegally constituted. This means that
nearly forty teachers who were elected
a short time ago will all have to be re-
appointed. Under The new Constitution
1t requires that there shall be six meln-
hers OF the school, board. Six weeks ago
two vacancies We're caused by death and
removal from the city, which left four.
and two of these remaining members
therefore The two new appointments We're
Irregular, which leaves only two actual
members.
The Council will take the matter up,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
A TEAM FALLS
THROUGH BRIDGE.
The Driver swilns Otlt, Bit
the Horses Are
Drowned,

Especial to The Times lspatc ll.),aa9
MfliENNEfY. VA June 9.----Wf lille AZ
House. a prominent farmer in Brunswick
county. was crossing. the Nottoway River
at Jones's Bridge with a pair % G. horses
this morning, the bridge gave way. and
Mr.. House. together with tho wa gon B and
horses. fell to the water. a. distance. Of
ance two other Observation-Disclosures swim
out without any serious injury. but the
pair of horses were both droWned " &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
Mr.. Rice's Success,

one OF the five young men who have
passed the examinations IN Connecticut
Tor the Rhodes scholarship y NH H., iia as,ry
is a son Of the Hon. Henry g, Rice, OF
Charlotte county. Va, snd Is q GRANDSON
OF Judge Roger A. Pryor, seN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
Saun,ders--Crissey.

Especial 10 The Tlmes-DIspatchJ
I.EESBuRG, VA. June 9,,-,Colonel Rob-
Va. now OF Falls Church, and Miss Mary
Grissey. daughter Of J. NJ: and ]. $, S'rs-
sey, a we'll known citizen Of this place.
day evening at 1880 o'clock. by Rev, w,
t. Dolly, Of the Methodist Chure,h.
They will reside In Falls Church after
their return from a bridal tour North and
East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
.LILLIAN S. WINS AT
ELECTRIC PARK.

!" 1---7II-" DIV AssONIHttH FTeSs'J
BALTIMORE. MD, June 9.--Lllllah 8.
won the 9;27 class .trotting race at Elec-
trio Park to-day in three straight heats;
Paul Kruger was second Marveline third
and IIildercroft fourth Best time. 2'l9
The ell mixed race and the 2:17 pace
were unfinished. Dr. Marvin won two
heats and John ", Patterson one III In. .no
tied to him in the pace, whilo Knox Gel
atine has one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
Missouri Sails.

Especial to The Times Disnateh !. u,
NORFOLK, VA. June a.r-The % ttie-
to-day Tor Gibraltar. II Is understood
t6A vessel will join the Elect ~ Tanslsss &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
Another Miraculous Cure Of Poisoned Blood
True Account Of the Of Birmingham Ala Woman Whose
Name Must be Withheld for Obvious Reasons. Ha@

49, letter was received our Office some time ago from woman living II Brang
gsonn b foegs Remedy She stated she had sd including i
Isvo and decided end the matter when ss hard Fgs Remedy asd
a Her letters after That We're bnbbng With gratitude her last letter
sdy would be srpwne me hereafter TOR saving h' lie o
afflicted for offer you absolute cure no mater how
on dy but act at you neye . when the terrible poison i
se[oa Pains sun Swollen ns Erupons
Swollen To Falling out q The Hair and finally
o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10
Stomach Sufferers

Are quickly and permanently cured by brakes
Palmetto Wine. No distress or Flatulency aftar
laird day. One bottle cures. Trial bottle free
to readers of this paper who send address TO
Drake Formula Company, Chicago.
Owens s, Minor Drus Co.. Distributing
Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-10

I,EEsBURG. VA. June e,---The third
exhibition of the Leesburg Horse anc
Colt Show Association began to-day anc
was largely attended summary O
The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-07
CarriaRes! CARRIAGES.

Mr.. L. W. Chase left town Monday
for the Boston and New York markets.
to look after the shipment of the extern
slve line of carriages that he will have to
show to the peopl9 Of Somerset county
the coming season, some of which have
already arrived. Mr.. Chase has been
the largest dealer In this line of goods
for the past twenty years, and also has
been the leader to show the new ideas In
carriages as they come from the manu-
facturers. The present season he will
show the people the largest and best
stock ever before attempted by him, and
the stock will consist of everything In
pneumatic, cushion, hard rubber and
steel tires.
Carryalls, Surveys, Democrats, Con-
cords, top and open buggies In great va
riety. This great list comprises but a
few of what can be seen and will be
shown at his new carriage repository on
Water street, opposite the REPORTER
office. Over 1000 feet of floor space to
show the goods. Statesmen will be
pleased to show you the goods at all
times. l.. w. CHASE,
Water Street.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-07
SkoWhegan.

another case If Loouer's Cor
sets just arrived also new lot Of
Z x c. vii arrive first Of the
week. oer new white muslin and
linen eu ur0l Tered waists are in,
the preftirsI Inc We ever had
Price from &c g. sL9s.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-07
To NV Oyster Customers.

Sunday next will be my last delivery
of oysters for the season. | wish to
thank my many customers of the past
season for their patronage and hope an
other year to be privileged to serve you.
+. X. DELANo.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-07
Norridgewock Road Sold.

The auction sale of the Skowhegan
and Norridgewock electric railway, here
tofore announced In the REPORTER came
of this morning. The property was sold
to A. K. Butler, Esq, for the sum of
@l0,500 Mr.. Butler informs US it Is not
determined what disposition will be
made OF the road.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-07

Tinwsre Of all kinds at M B. Hesel-
toms.
II you want white waist pattern,
call at w. H. Wildes Saturday next.
Ii you have carriages painted at
Chase's new paint shop they will be all
right, and on time.
Let US frame your picture. We take
out all of the wrinkles and use new
kind of backing that will not stain the
picture and ask you no more.
BRAGG & VARNRY
The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-07
asw ApvxRTlaEM EATS.

f1loyes-D. 2. Judkins.
Wsnted-P. o. Box 4e1;
Prescelle-Coburn Hal.
Dog Lost-s. McIlwrath.
Wanted-Joseph Butler.
Early Spring-Mtss LORD.
Grass Seed-Steward Bros.
Wanted--Mrs. II. x. White.
r.oosition-Dow Carter.
SneciaI Sale-W. II. Wildes.
Now Ready-Ira A. Norton.
Sotice-Selectmen Of Scion.
onr Lsbel-F. W. Bucknsm.
Horses-Brackett &. Russell.
Eext Week-Emery Kinds.
Flrst Meeting Daniel Lewis.
snrinR Touic--E. T. Goodrich.
fine Millinery-L. M. Withee.
canned Goods-Geo. Simpson.
Cemetery Work-Fred o. Eaton,
Knit Underwear-C. j. Williams.
Derby Paint-Bl mt Hardware Co.
All Mankind Blunt Hardware Co.
Spring Line-Bridgham q Seekins
rnsursnce StAtements-J. c. Griffin.
enriug Millinery-Mrs, r. w. Brown.
Petitions for Discharge-JamesE E, Hewey
House Girl Wanted-Mrs. Edwin Gledhill.
insurance Observation-Disclosures Wentworth.
Bank Statements-First and Second National
The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-07
Ira A. Norton,
Kid Glove News
The best is none to good re
bHy nothing bHt the best Of
Md Gl00eS at the Price

For 70cts We sell a regular dol
lar glove of French AXE and fully as
good as the average dollar glove. Back
and Tan shades.
For 81 90 we sell the paris. "
There is not better glove for thu money
landed in New Yo.k. Many stores sell
this glove for 81 - and It's well worth
it, France is its home and il is made
only from selected Prime Skins in black
all white, black with white embroidery,
white with blac< embroidery, Ereys,
browns and mocles
For $3.50 we sell the "LaReine'
The best recommendation We can give
this glove is to say it is the genuine Jou
win Glove which sells for 8 - under
that brand. les fl and style, as YOU
know. is unsurpassed We carry this
Evening journal., 1904-08-24
Harrisburg Moves Inward.

Harrisburg, Aug. 24-Timely hits and
fast fielding gave the Harrisburg A. C..
another victory over Lebanon yester-
day. McGeehan pitched a good game
aud was supported in brilliant style.
In the eight inning with three men on
the bases and Mauch at the bat with
three balls and two strikes, he let out
"A short line hit. Deal jumped high and
caught it, throwing the runner out at
second. The next batter went out on a
fly retiring the side without a run.
Evening journal., 1904-08-24
AddIeks Men Nominate.

Dover, Del, Aug. 24.-The Union, or
Addicks, faction of the Republican par
~ in state convention has named a
state ticket, as follows: Governor. Hen
ry c. Conrad. Wilmington; lieutensnt
governor, l. Thomas Parker. Whining
ton; representative in congress, Dr.
Hiram r. Burton, Lewes; attorney
general, Sylvester ID. Townsend, Jr,
Wilmington; state treasurer, Thomas
Curry. Bridgeville; state auditor, Rev.
David S. Clark. Kenton; insurance
commissioner, DR. George W. Marshall,
Milford.
Evening journal., 1904-08-24

LIcENsE APPLIcATloNs.

NOTICE-TO THE HONORABLE. THE
Judges Of the Court of General Sessions
Of the State of Delaware in ard for New
Castle county We the undersigned re-
spectacle citizens and substantial free
holders Of the Twelfth ward, in the
city of Wilmington, county Of
New Castle. and State Of Della
ware, do hereby certify that /. Maryan
r. Ponieckl, the tenant and occupant Of
the house situated at the southwest cor
ner Fourth and Scott streets, the Twelfth
ward, city, county and State aforesaid.
and described in application, and who Is
an applicant for "a license on Monday,
the 18th day Of September, A. D.. 1904. be-
ing the next torn Of said court. for the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors In quantities
not less than one-half gallon therein not
to be drunk on the premises. he being a ii-
censed retailer Of goods, wares and mer-
chandise: the aggregate cost value OF
ais stock constantly kept on hand for
sale Is not less than five hundred dollars
he Is a man of full age, of sobriety and
good moral character; that such sale OF
intoxicating liquors at said place Is neces-
sary to accommodate the public; that he
is the tenant of said house, the true rem.
tai value is for hundred and twenty do.
lars and the following respectable citizens
OF said ward, at least twelve OF whom an,
substantial freehoiders of said ward
recommend the said application. viz:
c. Anthony Beck. Samuel Verderame,
John w. Mccoy. Alfred W. Finch.
Thos. J. Ryan, Chas r. McGaughe
Horace Bradley William G. Taggart
Joseph p. Woerner, William Scholl.
Frank Krojci, j. L. Beddn.
his Richard Shennon..
Dennis OK Donahoe, JAMES Conway.
mark W. t.. Gengeibach.
John A. Golden, Peter Presthafen.
James Morgan, Max. S. Aschauer
Horatio l.. Grubb, Gulcseppe Giannaue
Patrick Daley,
aug20-St MARYAN +. PONIECKI.
Evening journal., 1904-08-24
cheeter PolieY PIayers.

Chester Aug. 2i.-In the policy gsmbi-
ing cases before Alderman Smith yester-
day Lizzie Taylor testified 10 having
bought policy from Isaac RothwelI on
several occasions. Hunter Redd declared
he purchased policy from Jacob Miller,
Jr.. Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
last week. Jonas sturgis gave similar
testimony. Miller and Rothwell were each
held I'm 5000 bail for count.
George Williams, king of the Tender
loin." who was arrested on Monday.
charged with conducting a speak-easy
and maintaining gambling house. was
held under sl009 bali for court.
Evening journal., 1904-08-24

No ad for less than Is
cents. If not paid in ad-
vance, double rates will be
charged.
Evening journal., 1904-08-24
Bio Trio in Little Boat.

After a trip Of ninety miles down the
Delaware river, through the canal and
up the Chesapeake Bay in a nine-foot
boat, stephen Singleton has returned
to this city. But one accident was en-
countered during the trip. That was
in passing through the canal. Mr.. Sin
gleton had tied his boat to a sapling
while a steamer passed. The suction of
the propeller broke the rope and drew
/ the little craft to the boat, but the
skipper escaped without injury.