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The Lamar register., 1904-06-22

VIM Houk, work on Carlton brdg ] 80
Allowed claims and ordered warrants
drawn on ordinary county revenue fund
a. follows,
H II Mcdowell, serv as water com 10 90
Everett Koen, wit fees, dist court Z 45
John Carl Z 65
CRANKY Hillyer, counsel, pauper 25 90
r r Ross, serv dist attorney. 65 90
Allowed claim of Geo. H. Thomas for
mdse furnished poor and ordered war
rant drawn on poor fund for amount,
el6.75
On motion board adjourned to meet
at 8o'clock a. m, June Z.
Lamar, Colo, June Z, 1904.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members present.
Allowed CLAIMS and drew warrants on
road district as follows:
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22
Nall lniuFance.

The Park Region Hail Insurance As
sociation Of Glenwood, Minnesota has
established an agency and is represent
ed by w. w. Cooper, at FIRST Nation al
Bank, Lamar. This company has been
thoroughly Investigated and is reliable.
Call on Mr.. Cooper for further particu-
lars.
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22

of members, with baptism Of any who
may be prepared for that holy ordinance
On Thursday evening, June Both, serv-
ices will be held preparatory to the Com
munion service which follows on the
Sabbath. All these meetings are open
to everyone, and you are cordially in
vited to attend them.
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22
For Sale Cheap.

One good threshing outfit. Birdsel
huller, 10 horse power Nichols & Shep
herd engine, cook shack and water tank
cooking utensils, all complete. All in
good shape. Inquire for F. A. Dowler
at Light Plant, Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22
Commissioners Proceedings.

Lamar, Colo, June 6, 1904.
Office of the board of county commits
sioners Of Prowers county, Colo.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
all members present.
On motion duly carried, the following
claims were allowed and warrants were
ordered drawn on various road districts
in favor Of persons as follows:
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22

For SALE-Two second hand mowers
at big bargain. See c, c. Huddleeton.
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22

There will be plenty free Main
Fair Grounds
Citizens and visitors urged take their lunch the
Grounds and join in the big basket dinner
Remember admission charged grounds anything else
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22

The following claims were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on General
road fund in payment:
English lumber Co., lumber. g. Go
Robt King, blacksmithing .... So
Thos Harker, cutting piling. ..... 13 80
Franz Bros, road mdse. .......... 300
Evertt i Co., gro, pile driver crew "a SO
G G Huddleston, road mdse. ..... % &C
Z Jones, cutting piling ........ "a 90
w F Cross, 13 pilling. ........... 13 90
Morse Land &Imp. Co, l25 piling I25 90
M Strain, IL piling ng............. IL 90
H w Koen, use of pile driver etc. SO so
8 E Rawls, tent. s 90
Allowed claims and ordered warrants
drawn on poor fund in payment as fol-
lows:
r Fromm, boarding paupers l SO
j F Curry, cash advanced poor. so 90
w F Mcpherson, cash adv pauper l 10
Claims as follows were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on special con-
tingent fund in payment:
r s Wilson; fumigatina. .......... 2 so
w s Gresnard, ....... 90
Fred Lee, use OF opera house for 8
grade commencement 500. 10 90
F Curry, cash adv ticket for Mrs
Grandstaff ............ 8 35
Claims were allowed and warrants
were ordered drawn on ordinary revenue
fund in payment ss follows:
F II Rosacrans, deputy hire. 10 90
L F Blodgett, county judges fees 1s6 ii
cash adv stamps ETC.. 3 95
A w McHendrie, Stenographer. 80 90
8 w Cressy, serv water com. ..... 81 &C
E NJ Steward, work on court house sc 40
Geo G Pollard, janitor salary 80. 40 90
Anna NJ O'Donnell, making copy
OF Treas com 10 90
On motion the claim Of H H Mellow
Ill amounting to s9.75 for cash advanc-
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Evening-.S o'clock
Prizes in Parade

: Best decorated bicycle 80, second best 81
Most comic makeup Ragamufn parade 49, second prize ST.
Competitors for these prizes go the parade from City
Park to the Fair Grounds.
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Congress 2nd Dist. H. NJ. HooG
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22
Church Notes.

CURRY, Clerk.
The Lamar register., 1904-06-22

The following claims were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on General
road fund in payment:
English lumber Co., lumber. =. g. 60
~ II o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
Twenty Passengers of Street
Car in Great Peril.

About twenty passengers on a Clay
Street car narrowly escaped with their
lives at the corner OF Hancock and Broad
Streets on Sunday night about clock.
Ia It was just about time for the arrival
of the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac train, south-bound,$ and Clay
Street car No. 210, east-bound, reached
the railroad crossing. and finding the
gates down the motorman brought his
car to IA stop in order to walt until the
train had passed. The gate-keeper, owl
IDENTITY not aware that the train was SO
near. raised the gates and signaled the
car man to cross over, wlllch%order no
3obeyed promptly. Just as the carrcachcd
the middle of the railroad track the
giant locomotive. with its brilliant head
light, could be seen dashing stralght5for
the car, and the situation was most
alarming, Tho. passengers were In fear
,ful suspense for several moments, which
seemed years to the terrified h women
aboard. When tho train struck tile street
cari-track 1t only missed hitting the
trolley by n yard or SO. u e.
The passengers We're terrified beyond
measure and several ladies almost tainted
as a resultof the scare they had received,
while Others congratulated them
selves that they had escaped with their
lives. q, 81 \ jt IL (. s&
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MUST GET n.
new BONDS \ :
Tic Company Which Furnished
Surety for Department En-
#ploves8 Is 1nsolvci1t. ,8
the i E: TREASURY is NOTIFIED
Name Mann Concern 81, Withheld, y:
S38s5Are8 tl'l1ose of4Attacl1es Aft
@2fected by insolvency.
"a

Tr0in Our Regular Corrcspondent.)f
NfAsHfNGTON., p. G.. April i1s.--Tfe
discovery has beenmade at Treasury IAs-
|pnrtmert that a5ccrtainb bonding company,
which has guaranteed the faith and fidcl-
rnrtmcnt, Is insolvcnt. 81 Tho officials Of
the department. refuse to make plihlic
the namo OF the company But 1t is
said that a@number OF the attaches OF
tlns department furnished bond for tho
honest and faithful performance Of their
duty through this company. M 35
n The result. Of the discovery Of tho 5ll1-
solvencr Of tile concern has caused Sec
retnry Shaw to gissuefan order directing
that all officials who furnished this corn
pany's hond 30 required to find n rev
gunrantor.b tits Impossible 81 o learntthe
names Of any of the officials thus affect
ca. but 1t lnasi5lea ked out that the 33dl-.
rector Of the mint attn ew Orleans is one
Of them. 1Io has been dinactetl to give
q new bond. and further representatives
of the Department. will be- sonttt ton New
Orleans to superintend the counting Of
nil the noneyin the mint there, to a c.
count for all the bullion, and to take a
general invontory&of5 the property 9 1.-THE
government inIthe care and under the
control Of tile director of the New Or
leans mint II N A ts9 4
Il he coVaryE o the insolvency OF &tne
company: created a great furry in The
department. mot to say n sensation. as
1t was not known for some time how,
many attaches OF the dcpa rtment Ind
furnished bonds through the bankrupt
concern. y All guaranty companies which
propose to furnish official bonds for
governnhent{ officials are required to
file with the Assistant Attorney-GelI.
eral 1 or the department in$$which tho
lrff 3,to tr,EN S% ES4 tc n -.
cornpA'y had compiled with This require
ment, but. ha since that time become
tnsUlvent Y. IN I. n
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VISIT OF DR.. TAYLOR
Distinguished Author and Lee
turer to Speak in This CITY.

turer to Speak in This City.
Great interest Is felt hero in the ap-t
preaching visit OF the Rev. DR.. Ebert
o. Taylor. of Boston, a distinguished spe-t
clallst, a,nhorS and lecturer who has won
considerable prominence iii different sec
ton of the country lHe will deliver q:
series of special lectures at the Seventh
Street Christian Church. to which the
public will be welcomed 1 The meetings
will DO undenominational and will be held
under the Joint auspices of all the pastors
OF the city. Tho subjects to be dis
conrsed by DR.. Taylor are as follows: ,
6 April 18th, That Boy or Yours; April
2sth, Microbes and Men; April goth, Glass
of Beer Analyzed; May LIST, citizenship in
the Light Of Christ and Paul. ID 4i;8j{
# Or. Taylor IS a native of Rusl1ford,> N.
Y. He received his literary education ut
Rushford and Belfast academies, New.
York. and at the University OF Chicago,
graduating from the latter In 1865, and.
from the Baptist Union Theological Sem
mary OF Chicago In 1871. He served
number Of pastorates with distinctions,
and is now widely known as Il lecturer OF
wonderful strength and attractiveness.
His present home Is in Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
FIRE IN RoUND-HOusE.
Seaboard Engine Stables and
Four Locomotives Damaged.

Four Locomotives Damaged.
Tho round house Of the Seaboard Air
Line Railway near Acca Station, on
&thc northwestern suburbs Of this city,
was partially DESTROYED by fire, beginning
about $50 A. ~. Mtnday.# Four Of the
K five locomotives IN the stalls off, the
round house were damaged, but not Sc
Sriously injured as a result Of the fire, the
wood work being burned. y,The dan,use
GtoEthc building consist chieflyEin$ the de-
fstruction Of the roof, whichStwa In
sflammabe Isl
4 The force employed at the round-houso
#and iii, the vicinity. finding that they
would be unable to cope thstlo flames,
4telephoned to the city fire department
for aid. and by Instructions Of President
John II. lrrischkorn, Engine Company
No. was ordered toircport at tho scene.
The engine and hose wagon soon reachcd
The scene and got to work, utilizing the
water tank In connecting 1t withSa tender
into which the suction pipe OF the fire.
steamer was inserted With a-sontinuous
and oopous stream thus provided, tho
fire was soon extlnguished One of the
locomotives in the burning round-house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
STAND MURDER TRIAL.
Woman Whose Throat Was Gu
Two Weeks Ago Dies,

Tho negro, William 6 Goodman, who
assaulted Fannie Price about two weeks
ago mud badly cut her mock, WAS ar
rested yesterday. whils on ball, charged
with causing her death.
Tho woman was taken 60 tho City Ilos-
pital Immediately after the assault AZ
ter while she left aud went home,
'wfcrsSsho died Yesterday ,
Officer Tate arrested tho negro yes
terday and the cnse will be called IN mo
Police Court this morning. An inquest
will be held to-daS. M
The woman was, employed as q ser.
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was removed under its own steam, but
the others, being cold 4. had to be left. Tho
walls Of the structure ere Huninjured.
THE OGDEN ITINERARY.
Party Will Make the Trip to Biz.
minpham via the Southern.

mlngham Via the Southern.
Mr.. Robert CT Ogden's party OF about
ono hundred ladies and gentlemen, bound
from New York to Birmingham, Ala.
to attend the meeting OF tho Southern
Educationa Association there April 18th
to 29th. will pass through this city twice.
going and returning from here to Birnl-
ingham via the Southern Railway route,
The party will 1Aave New York April
10th 1T i:55 p h nv ~ n VI s. " W
3 The trip will be made In one OF the
handsomest tourists trains ever sent out
over any railway. 1t will consist Of ba g.
gage car, Pullman composite car. two
! elegant Pullman dining cars; three, ten
state room cars, one double drawing
room. ten state room car. and ono, eight
section observation car, a. total OF nine
cars In all Tho party will come via the
SPennsyIpanjs Railway to Washington
thence Via the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac to boswell, where the train
Will be2transferred TO the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, and SO to Old Point
reaching there on the afternoon of the
goth H. {3.3 FFYe5Ggss
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.HENRICO HOME BURNED.
Dwelling Of John w. Gillian and
His Furniture Totally Destroyed.

|agzI J y
The two story eight room frame dwell
Ing of John w Gillian, situated on the
Williamsburg road in Henrico county,
four miles from this city was ntirely
destroyed by fire, together with its cons
tents. on Saturday afternoon, as a result
of accidental ignition from a defective
.flue. Mr.. Gillian was absent from home
at the time. and there was notono In the
house when the flames were discovered.
save his daughter-ln-law. The roof was
observed to be ablaze by a farm hand at
WORK a quarter Of a mile from the house.
He gave the alarm, but the fire had
gained sufficient Roadway to defeat the
small efforts TINT could be put forth to
extinguish 1t. Even the furniture and in.
terror ornaments ofathe house We're nil
lost. there being no ono there to do the
work OF. rescue In the limited time aynil-
able after the discovery, OF the fire.
4 Tho loss on the dwelling was partially
covered BY Insurance, the exaot amount
OF which could not be learned, but on
the furniture there was no Insurance. and
It Is a total loss. The loss is serious
ono to Mr.. Gillian. ,s5,
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New School Trustees,

Tho names OF tho new school trustees
Of Henriico county. with their respective
Brookland-Mr. John Stewart Bryan.
ono year; Mr.. G. w. Wingfield, two years;
Mr.. j. W, Penick. three years.
F'alrtield--Mr. IT, J, Carter ono year:
Mr., IT, A. p. Thornton, two years; Mr..
Henry Dlckersnn. three years. f
Tucka hoe--Mr. J.. II, Nuckols. one year;
Mr.. John Badenoch, two years; Mr.. r.
NJ. Smith, three years,
Yarina,-' Squire r. G. Friend, one year;
Mr. Thomas Guy, Two years; Mr.. ]. ".
Turner, three years.
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The CONTEST
FASCINATING.
Will be Mayor and What AZ lat
Vote :?i--S Splendid Prizes
for Right Answer.

EVERY waves that flows or Gibbs in the
fascinating mayoralty contest introduced.
Sby Tho Times Dispatch gives an added
interest thereto. 54 1Ssl 4! KS
s since only two are In the race, md
those two no other than old antagonists.
who two years ago fought ~ out at the.
polls, the contest has been slmplified
& fo,F the guessera by n hundred fold. With
n three or four candidates In tho race 1t
was different proposition for, any one
4 TO tackle. But 1t Is different now There
are 5,7GS white votes in Richmond that
y can be cast at this primary. Two years
4 ago Tho number was much larger, and
then Mayor Taylor got 6,926 aud Cap
tain Mccarthy received 27S. making a
total OF 9,9Ss, the number cast on that
n daS. a. u
j;ssIt is for tho gucsser to say how many.
of the possible 5,76S each candidate will
receive. 81 I, II 5 Y A isii
The prizes are exceedingly attractive.
Nothing can be moro delightful for the
summer than 4 trip to the st. Louis Fair.
with pocket money to spend while there
sall absolutely free. See the detailed
statement elsewhere in this paper.
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/. o. U. IA. M. CONVENTION,
State Branch Of the Order Will
Assemble Here To-day. IS

Tho Virginia State Council OF the
Junior Order OF United American Me-
chanics will be held In this city. begin
ing to-day. State Councillor j. w. Forbes
viii preside, The headquarters of the
delegates will be ut Tho Powhutan.
Many We'll known members OF the order
from all over tho State will DO present.
The visitors will be entertained at Il
banquet tonight. National Vice. Coun-
cilor W. Z. Faison. Of Raleigh, N. c..
and State Vice-Councilor u, r, Smith, Of
Raleigh, nre expected to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
GOVERNOR STANDS FIRM
Refuses to Commute Sentence
of One A, S, Colyar, Tr.

of One a, S. Colyar, .Jr.
Governor Montague ia standing firm on
his determination not to Interfere with
the sentences OF courts in criminal cases
merely for the sentiment OF the friends
of the convicted ones.
Following his action in the King and
Brown cases His EXcellency on yesterday
refused to commute the sentence Of a,
S. Coylar, Jr.. the man who worked q
spurious check on the jefferson Hotel
Company about two years ago, and who
was given ono year In the penitcntiary
for forgery,
Colyar asked that his sentence BIO cons
mutcd to Jail imprisonment.
Tho man will be taken to the penitcn-
tary Mt once, and has lost some time
which could have been utilized IN serving
his term In waiting for executive action.
The Governor has not yet disposed Of
Colonel Anderson's request for n court Of
inquiry In tho Roanoke military behavior
cases. N
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Captain McCarthy's Letters.

4 Captain Carlton Mccarthy desires It
stated that lief has received a number of
letters through the mail rendering him
support for the " t11ayora.ty nomination.
answer on account of the pressure Of his
canvass. He desires to return his thanks
and to say hat he will give them attell-
tlon8w herEitais possible for him 10 do; So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
iWRIT5OF8ERROR AWARDED
IS Supreme Court Of Appeals to r
view the Mitchell Case.

Judge Stafford q. Whittlc, Of the su-
prone Court OF Appeals OF Virginia, has
granted era the petition Of Mitchell,
and and granted q writ OF error and superse-
IDEAS, but is not to discharge the pris-
soner.s from GUS tody. G.. As Mitchell. tho
petitioner, was recently convicted by tho
Corporation Court, OF Norfolk, Of forging
the kcndorse rnent OIL. e. Cleaton4 on q
check Of Montgomery & Co,,%onat the Ma
irineS Bank Of N orfolk for s6062 NJ ,tchell
was convlcted March 23d, and sentenced
to two years llns the penit tary. ".
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Charters Granted.

The following charters have been grant
POWELL Brothers and McGrath Qnc.) ,.
Newport News; a. L. Powell, PRESIDENT;
capital stock, $4,000 to $4,000.
M Rural Retreat Mutual e!ephone con-,
pany,5 John Killlngcr, president; capital
stock, $500 to S5,0O0 :.
Blue Ridge Mining and a1anufac turing
Company dnc), Luray;;5B ~ s s.n ,nan
president; capital stock. $g5.OOO 70 3yVV2V's u
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MI. schilling Here.

Mr.. r. r. schilling. OF Utica, N. W.
master mechanic ofathe Delaware, Lack
awanna. and Western Railroad. Utica and
Syracuse divisions. is in the city on bllsi-
2nnces. Mr., <schllling is an old Richmond
boy and has many friends In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
INJUNCTION rs DENIED.
Judge Cardwell Refuses the APP
B81 plication Of Mrs. Burt1hat11.

Biig SAOAAk W AAA o. A'eAA
VI. udse u. HI. Gard veil, Of the Supreme
SIourt gots Appeals Of Virginia, yesterday
srefffl used petition OF Mrs. Ruth ~
i55lrniiatr, for lat, injunctton 70 restrain
Sl,. fouston, II tenant, from removing
manu- mai 70 from tho farm owned BY her n
lien iisl county three miles east Of Rich
ff q md Known as Apenslades. Tho
IN M Junction " was asked for pending the
r Is mn ction OF unlawful dctaincr
lln mp .til tel Mrs. Durham to secure
possession Of the properly. her claim
Doing that Honstor's lease had expired.
The hlesdofendant set up tho defense hat
the peti tioneri had an adequate remedy at
10 W. aid the Waite or the property In
c 's'll veisy was not sufficient toaswar-
rant q pElicatlon3 tU q court Of equity.
Edmund F'endleton is counsel for Mrs
Burn Burr ham and hill Montague tor 7fous-
totl.SssSs III n si ast. "A
NJ The 8in5tinctlon application had first
bcet1ss8mndc to Circuit Judge R.sCaiter
Scott VI of8 Henrico, and BY him refused,
and to Judge James Keith. president Of
the st'ref11o Court or 4 Appeals, and 8rc--
fused ~ BY. him NJ
g. HArA u .
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In the CITY Hall Courts.

+ In tho Hastings Court yesterday, the
following cases were disposed Of g,
William Boyd; (colored). malicious as as
sault. two years in apententiary,5. N
t,rank Freeman, leo ored), J h petit lar
ceny, six months In jail, !,
Samuel Guilds. (colored) malicious as as
sault. acquitted. III .
was rendered in favor OF the National
Biscuit Company vs., y. Y. Williams, for
s24420.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Passenger Train Derailed.
'peclal to Vine TImes-Dlspatch.l

CAPE CHARLES. VA. April 49,
Through passenger train No s., on the
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
Railroad. was derailed by an open switch
ut Onley, a small station in Accomac
county, last night The engine collided
with some freight cars on the siding,
destroying the pilot and damaging the
front end and cab. No one was injured,
and the train with another engine, pro-
cceded shortly after the accident.
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Get Sanger Hall.

The special committee, appointed by
the Democratic Committee 10 secure 4
hall in which to receive the returns of
IRE primary. last night made arrange
ments for the tuse of saenger Halle on
that occasion.
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Trains Into Memphis Now.
CBy Associated Press.)

,A1EA1PIIs. TENN. April 1s.--The st.
Louis and Southwestern Railroad Com
puny resumed its train service into Mem
pits to-day. The company withdrew its
trains from this city recently because OF
differences With the q Memphis freight
bureau. An understanding was reached
subsequently2andt traffic connections were
resumed to-day. e 49, f3
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Nov lungs Journey,

United States Deputy Marshal Samuel
Rendit will leave to-day for Atlanta to
convey thither NOV lung, the Chnaman
convicted few DAYS ago OF imperson-
ating Federal officer and sentenced To
two-year term In the United States
prison. -.- .n.- " M-..l- I-Ee ..E
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Real Estate Sold.

THE two-story hbricll dwelling, 22l4 r.
Grace street was sold al auction yester-
day afternoon, to Miss Fannie A.. Zig
nor, for the sum OF s2,214. Messrs. J. b.
Elan & Company made the sale. &t
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rst Of June, and Will develop into a

first OF juno, and VIII develop ITO a
stamping contest. t5il z Z ts
Tho Sixth District committee yest erday.
fixed July 23d as the date for the pri-
mary to nominate a con gressionalii can
Sdidate. Candidates must file nc Ice or
candidacy before May 2,d with lD l7ls
Chairman D. @. Eggleston, this city.
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JOSEPH WARD
WAS DISCHARGED
The Killing Of Stewart Was Was
Justifia le-Policc
Court,

RI b F..
Justice Crutchfield. in the Police Court
yesterday,, dismissed the charge Of murder
against Joseph Ward, the colored watch,
man at the True Reformers Bank.
The Waterman, IN the discharge OF his
duty, shot and killed Emmett Stewart,
early Sunday morning, as no was In the.
act OF burgarzng the bank, on North.
Second Street.
The burglar was identified as tho butler.
at tho residence Of Mr.. Henry Stuart, OF
the Corporation Commission. UpBto this
time his reputation was good. The story
OF tho discovery and shooting was told
in Sundays paper. Tho coroners In
quest yesterday gave verdict OF justl-
fable killing.
The case OF Phyllis GUIDE, charged with
beating Mary Lewis. went over pending
the recovery Of the woman.5 .6s
Betty Davis paid $3.50 for assaultng
Knto Jefferson.
William Wingfield paid $40 for beating
Carlo Jones, III
Writ Dickinson went down for. fifteen
DAYS for stealing some fish, 5
Jerry White buncoed a North Carolina
negro by purchasing n ticket for him tc
Wilson, Va,,f instead Of North Carolina
ana got thirty DAYS, 4 4
Some few DRINKS were allowed g pass,
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See Thursday Merchants Mdwek Bargains

Want sln9 On North srilim Street. Tho negro
man y went to SEQ her, ind I'll III ftgof
.l y a.l cut her throat lie was arr
y'reis IA Int that time and sbnilcd, n.
II Lileti came tic arrest yesterday with
sthe more serious charge. il, Is 3,as