The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-31
Advertiser Bureau, 1 chile Ian 20

&AuNeItIotl l-obile, Jan. 20. Georgia Spencer and Charlie Banks, slvtnE their residence as Pensacola, Fla, were arrested at 3:S this morning eharg- ca with being fugitives from justice. Lat CT Chief Case receiver word from Sheriff Van Peth of Pensacola that they are charged with larceny of s1lo.
 George W. Tiptop, claiming Springfield, Ills, as his home. and impersonating a deaf mute. was arrested at 4:50 o'clock this afternoon on complaint of George w Marquest of the Alabama Iran Worksi Charges of dangerous and suspicious were placed against him. When interviewed at police station, he spoke with much yolubility.
 Horace McGraw, a negro, was arrested ly Officer Charles Camp. Fore some time complaints have been received concern ing this negro. Charges of indecent eS- posture were preferred and proven, and Judge McAieer gave him the limit of $SO and ninety days. and suggested to him that in case Of 8 repetition of the ohense some citizen might take the law in his own hands
 A body was found in the river this morning about 10 o'clock at One Mile Creek. It was that of a white man, and after being viewed by the coroner, was buried as unidentified.
 Walter Watkins. charged with assault with intent to murder Charles Alfred, waived examination before Recorder Me- Aleer this morning. Upon waiving exani- ination he was remanded to the City Court and held in $500 ball.
 A telegram from Sheriff Freeman Monticello, Ills, instructs Chief Case to hold Leonard Armstrong alias Patrick w. Dent, until his arrival with necessary papers charges incest.
 The German Cruiser Fake. after a pleasant visit of a weeks duration. sailed at l:a0 this morning for Vera Cruze. Mexico. The government street wharf was thronged with sight seers and friends to bid them bon voyage. When passing the United States revenue cutter Winona the ceremonius dipping of the flags was exchanged, and she steamed down tho river the band playing Hail Columbia :"
 Jemmie James, coiored, Is reported as cutting Martha Walker, colored, in the right side of her neck at her house, 4c7 N. Conception street James is an extra
  and went north before the affair was re- ported to the policc--wound not danger ous.
 Frank N. Julian, l.. A. Stubblefeid, T. c. Hewlett and J. W. Randall of Birming- ham, A. M. Garber, Tailadega. G. C.. Miles and pr. W. N. Wilkerson of Mont gomery are in the city,
 The steamer Hard Cash arrived at l D. m. from Demopolis with 3s0 bales of cotton. 6S sacks of cotton seed, and q mir sundry and passenger list, It was d good trip, barring snowy weather. She will lay up a week for, repairs. The w.. J, Bethea left in her place tonight with a good freight.
 The steamer Mary from Montgomery, arrived down at 5 p. m, with AZ bales of cotton "A sacks of cotton seed, 1,T93 slaves, 10 head of cattle and 50 passen- gers. She wilt probably leave tomorrow morning for MoHtgomery. The Mary also brought down the machinery of the old Tinsie Moore. abandoned above Twenty one Mile Bluff years ago. ..s J. W, Frankie anA eigbteep aegfbes were arrested at Frankie's ;stotY, cofneF Lipscomb and Joachim Streets ats o'ciollS tonight They were charged with gamb- ling. Four others escaped by jumping through window,
 The Government steamer Russell frem Biloxi and Pascagonla, Captain Thomp- son, who has been inspecting completed dredging in Mobile Bay. came up today.