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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-11
Playing Golf in the South.
From Country Life in America.

When you manage to bring off a more
than ordinary good shot 1t is a treat to
note the expression on the face of your lit
tie negro caddie. The look of exuberant JOY
and pride and the triumphant glance at
your opponents boy is followed by a
series of soft, meodious chuckles which
only a darby can dc justice to. as much as
to say that h, and he alone, had done the
trick, to the utter confusion of the rival
caddie. Some of these darkies make good
caddies. but the majority are too indolent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-11
Houses Under S., 600.

S., 5O0-6-room brick on A street s. e.
west of Sth street; stable.
s2,5oO-6-room pressed brick near Lin
coin Park.
$4,5Oo-Corner house near Lincoln Park;
8 rooms.
$2,95O-A bargain on Capitol Hill; near
East Capitol street; 9 rooms; bay
window; well rented.
8,JOO-Capitol Hill; rooms; fine repair;
rents $3.50.
So, 2O0-Well-located on Capitol Hill; 6
rooms; well rented.
A,000-Near 14th and Q streets NV;
bay window; 7-roOm bricks; lots
191aX05; alley.
S,200-Southeast; 6 rooms; z. stories;
brick; a cozy home.
S,OU-Desrable Groom brick; well-lo-
Gated northeast; only 500 cash re-
quired.
$4.OO0-Cozy s-room brick overlooking
Lincoln Park.
$400O-Near the Capitol and Library, a
comparatively new S-room bay
window brick; good sized lot; alley
S,750-Southeast; frame; good lot; al
ley.
s2,3Oo-Corner northeast; Groom brick:
22f it, wide
81, 5O0-Corner southeast; 6 rooms; bay
window; overlooking a park.
$1,000 corner northeast; 6 rooms;
bay window; rents $500.
So. 45O-S rooms; southeast; lot 20X1O5
81, 150-Near State, War and Navy De-
partment; 10 rooms: fine repair;
lot 21x93: rents $35.
$3,O00-1O rooms; northeast; 8 stories:
large lot; large roomy house at
a reasonable price.
So, 400-Near G.. P. O.; rooms; bay
window brick; side and rear alley.
S. 5O0-8-room brick northeast; lot 3S
feet wide: side light.
50, S5O-G-room brick; well located north
east; side and rear alley: rents
5000
,5OO-s-reom bay-window brick on @
street near 18th street; well rented
s4,4OO-3- story, Groom brick near 14th
and r SITS: rents $50.
$1,000 corner 7-room baywindow
brick; well located northwest: on
18th street south of w street
So, 7so-s-room brick northwest; min
utes' walk from pension office; lot
1SxSO.
S.. 5OO-Near the Capitol and Library: 2
stories: cellar; furnace; tiled bath;
good sized lot: rents S25.
S4OOO-On Capitol Hill, north of East
Capitol street; near the Capitol;
rooms; lot 19x103.
$4,000 block from East Capitol street;
rooms; lot 21x96; alley.
s., 4OO-Southeast; rooms; lot about
16x1OO.
s3,OOO-southeast. near Pa. avenue; 9
rooms; lot 20xT212 #.
$35OO-Northwest; 3 stories; 8 rooms;
bay window; brick; rents s25.
So 25O-Northwest, convenient to It'll and
9th street cars; 6 rooms; bath;
rents $3.50.
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or uninterested to be more than mere beasts
of burden, knowing little of the game and
caring less. They tell a story of one-a
novice-who at the end of the days play,
after cheerfully following his employer
through every bunker ON the course and
into all sorts of impossible places on the
sides, rather startled him by guilelessly
asking, Are you gwine to work tomorrow,
boss?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-11
GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.

Owner desiring TO leave town will sell LOT on
Georgetown Heights Dos 100 IT. to q -
ey-So00 cash. Price. ............ pl ,ZOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-11
The Mother Doubts.

From the Kansas City (AIo) Journal.
Miss Georgia Buist of Lincoln (Kan.)
said her mother was too slow in the
chicken business. and that she would
show the old fogies how to do 1t. So Geor-
gia bought nice new incubator and set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-11

When prospective purchaser
sees the advertisement of a
business concern in reputable
publication like The Evening
Star, 1t fixes that concerns
identity, gives 1t a standing.
With such introduction the
transaction of business Il an
open book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-11

it up in the barn. The first night the in
cubator caught FIRE. burned up the most
OF the barn. lot of ,furniture stored IN 1t,
and all of mothers setting hens And
mother says the young things of these
days are not half SO smart as they think
they are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-11

In At of temporary insanity Robert r.
Miller, aged fifty years, who came to st.
Louis a week ago with his wife and daugh-
ter from Tampa. Fla, ended his life at his
boarding house by cutting his throat and
wrists with a razor.
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
business oa's llth Street and P.nnsyi7sm. Avsrus.
Tbe Evening Star Newspaper Company.
8. e. KAuFFMANN. President
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Stable In heart Of business section Of Georgetown:
stalls; ample carriage space; rooms above
for man; hath; hot and cold water: LOT 24x.O
gain for quick buyer 80 Price RE: = DA 1900
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1920 Whitney Ave,
Columbia Heights.
No. 1918 Sold Today.


Former price. $4,000
We Ask sc SIS, ESQ
Easy terms If desired-Ssoo
cash.
Situated on beautiful and popular
driveway-a well-built. we,l-appear-
ing house-easily worth its former
price of $4,000 and a bargain of
first importance at the price at which
We can offer it.
It's house that would actually
cost 5000 to build today. while the
lot Is easily worth 50 800 The house
is large and roomy-full 20 feet wide
we'll arranged
list ffoor-parlor. extra large recep-
ton hall tplenty of room for piano.;
large. well-lighted dining room; pam
try; kitchen and rear porch.
"a floors large sleeping rooms:
large modern tiled bath room; OPEN
PLUMBING; porcelain bath tub.
Sd floor-i sleeping rooms and tiled
bath.
4th fioor-2 rooms.
Heated by hot water-has back
stairway-wood work newly painted
floors planed and dressed-lot 20 II.
by over $50 IT.
OPEN SUNDAY.
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1926 ST.; Groom bay window brick; tiled bath:
perfect condition; splendid home. c, ,o<,
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Houses From S., 600 to
S., GOO.

$7,5O0-Down town; well constructed; II
rooms; lot 23.3x105: side light:
large front full width of house;
rents $50
$5,OOO-Northwest: new: 10 rooms "a on
LIST floor; hot water heat; tiled
bath.
s6,O0O-221 9th st. s. e.; rooms; 2
stories; lot 25.2xs0; side light; back
stairway.
s5,OOO-Ten minutes walk from G. P. O.;
stories; attic: rooms lot 20x1O0;
side and rear alley.
$6,7J0-3-story Groom bay-window brick
centrally located northwest; lot
1Sx116; brick stable.
$5,2OO-WeIl located northwest: west of
18th street: rooms; lot 20X0.
$6OO0-Well located northwest near 10th
and SITS; 2 stories; rooms; lot
20x100
$5950-102 18th st. ne; rooms; lot IS,
1171a; Soft. alley; hot water heat.
S., 5o0-Northwest north of Iowa Circle;
10 rooms; 3 stories; furnace heat;
trade for place in suburbs.
81 ,2O0-Near Iowa Circle; 12-room house
lot 22x11O: s sleeping rooms.
$1,000 great bargain in desirable
corner house II rooms; baths:
steam heat; crystal chandeliers;
suitable for a physician.
$575O12-story, S-room stone and brick
front on 10th street south of
Florida ave. NV; rents $50.
$b,1G@A very cheap nome III 'ue Neot
End"-west of 18th street; stories;
rooms; modern plumbing; hot
water heating; side light.
6,OOO-Northwest and on an avenue;
8 stories; 10 rooms; hot-water heat;
stone and brick front.
SC, 5O0-A bargain on Capitol Hill; 9
rooms; modern plumbing; hot-water
heat; 2-story brick stable.
s., 000-Near 9TH and Mass. ave. north
west; IL rooms; q feet wide; rents
$50.
Sc, 20O-3-story Groom house overlooking
Iowa Circle; bay window.
$6,20O-Near the Carnegie Library; 3
stories; 9 rooms; first-class repair
$6,20O-Near Iowa Circle; 10 rooms; 8
stories; rent, $45.
Call for list of houses in all loca-
tions-high-class residence prop
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ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE.
g ] A c r. e S

d i A CT e S
Improved by Two Houses.
Barn. hennery 100 fruit trees OF all varieties
Fine spring and running stream. Good well 10
In timber balance In good state cultivation
All we'll fenced. Only " mile from station On
Southern r. Il. bargain for home CD R6NA
NJ. B. Harlow s. Co.,
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Brokers, Harlow
bldg, ll9 $. Fairfax st, Alexandra. Va. Phone
Bell 2B. tell.l<d
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Save r1OneV on Real Estate
DUR knowledge of Real Estate Values Will Prove G

exploit property it's worthy exploitation Its value is
rarely attractive opportunity i'm
ging for buyers
putting lit in The market
Many properties list that carried for much
Ask nvestmentsask abou
properties.
Moore Hill lists contain the brightest propositions the
ington market today
today examples ability
at price bargain.
There's their
vestigation will prove their desrabiIy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
FAIRMONT
Theatre-Goers Thing "a Gentleman of
France" the Best Attraction of the
Kind They Have Ever Witnessed.

Manager Powell, of the Grand Opera
House. in Fairmont telephoned Manager
r. \, Farland, of the Traders Grand
opera House in this city Thursday morn.
ing THAT the production of "A Gentleman
of France at that place Wednesday
night, was the finest attraction of its
kind that FairmcHtonians had ever wit.
messed. The play IS magnificent, the
stige settings und the costumes being
extremely elaborate. The grand setting
for the stair clse duel is one of the
largest OF it, kind ever placed on the
stage of the Fairnont opera house. Its
weight was about two tons. Fairnont
thestre goer's were greatly pleased with
the attraction.
This production win be staged at the
Traders Grand opera House in this city
tomorrow night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
George Starkey Deliberately Shoots
Charles Drain in Midnight Quarrel
that Originated from SnowbaIIind
as They Went from Church.
Starkey Arrrsted and Brought to the County JAIL
Ball Entered Drains Left Leg InfIicting Bad
Wound-In Indictment Expected to Follow at This
Session of Grand Jury.

George Starkey, of Measdowbrook, was
brought to Jail Thursday morning by
Constable James L. Rifree, of Shinnston.
de was committed to Jail by Justice
CyTns Thompson, of Clay :, trict. in de.
fault of bond of $500 TO answer nm in.
dictnent for feloniorsly shooting Charles
Drrin, OF Erie.
The shooting occurred Sunday mid.
night IN Meadowbrook and was evident.
" deliberate attempt TO murder Drain.
Ile circumstances have not been fully
revealed. Drain claims that he was not
at fault and the prisoner says he did it
in self defense.
IL appears THAT Druin, Starkey, broth.
ems and sisters of Starkcy and Others had
attended church at Meadowbrook that
night and on the way home they indulu.
ed in snowballing, especially the fellows
who were not accompanying the girls
home. This appears to have led up TO
the trouble.
IL Is STATED that after they had gone
a considerable distance toward home.
some of the young men in the crowd
went back TO find Lewis Lefeyers. a co,.
sin of Drain, and returning 10 Meadow.
brook they went to the home OF Commo.
done Starkey brother of the one in
jail. There was where the shooting oc.
CURED. The fellows evidently had been
as it is claimed that GEORGE
sbanRey stepped up 10 the mantle and
taking a revolver down walked 10 the
door of tine house with an oati, ON his
lips and deliberately shot ait Drain. II
: reported that he said umong other
Things before firing the gun that ne al.
owed no man 30 call him a liar.
Drain was standing ON the outside OF
he house in the street short distance
rom the door. The bullet struck him
n aie left leg between Cde hip and knee
md penetrated to the bone, infiictinr a
'erious injury. Physicians were sum.
noned and the ball was exfracted. but
he wound is of such nature that
Drain Is helpless 50 far as the member
$ concerned and mis- condition Is rather
erious.
A warrant was issued as soon as Drain
vas able to make the complaint and
i've information concerning the affair
ind Starkey was arrested and taken To
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
DRY HOLE
Comes in on the Stout Farm in the
Salem District -Robinsonwell is
Stin Declining.

In the Salem district, this county. No.
|, on the A. A. Stort farm has been drill.
ed through the Gordon and has no oil
or gas.
In the Folsom district, the test on the
John Stout farm has been drilled
through the Gordon and Is now drilling
Mt p feet IN the slate. 1t has develop
ed no oil or gas. NJ. Heldreth No. 2
Is 20 feet in the stray and has no oil or
gns. Perry HAN No. is feet in the
stray and has no oil. No. ON the same
farm is 20 feet in the sand and fishing.
No. on the William Barker farm has
been drilled through the Gordon and win
be shot.
The same compauyis No. 3 on the
Wesley Robinson farm has declined to
255 barrels day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14

ORGANIZATION
Effected by the Stockholders of the
clarksburg City Hospital Com
pany and Committee Appointed
to Draft Bylaws.

The Stockholders of the GlarlSsburg
City Hospital Company met in the hos
pital building ait the corner Of West Main
and Waiter streets "Wednesday evening al
s o'clock oId effected a temporary or.
ganization. DR.. NJ. J. Bartlett WINS ap-
PORTED chairman and DR.. J. B. Payne,
secretary.
Dr. U. w. Shuwillter, DR.. J. w. John.
ston and L. c. orile were appointed a
committee to draft by-kIWt, ru'ts and
regulations and submit them at the next
meeting of the Stockholders, which will
be held IN the same place next week.
At this meeting permanent organiza-
ticn win be effected by the election of a
board of directors and regular officers.
The new hospital STARTS off quite aus
piciously and the prospects are flatteT-
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
MR. DORR
in TOWN
On His lay to Washington to See the
Republican Leaders Concerning SIS
Candidacy for the GOvernOrship.

Hon. Charles P. Dorr, candidate for
the Republican nomination for the gov
ern@sship of this state, was here over
night MIR. Dor was enroute from Addi-
son his home. TO Washington TO have
conference with the lending West vir.
ginia politicians concerning the situation
and it Is expected chat he wiz announce
his withdIawal from the race in a few
!, days. Just at present though, Mr.. Dorr
isays he Is IN 1t to win nnd that he. Is
dead sure OF it. He may change his
mind before returning from Washington.
Mr. Dorr, however, is a campaigner Of
the old school and may now have the
iratter 50 wen in hand that none OF them
Ran take if away from him. That may
not prevent him from srrrenderfng the
gual, however.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
BIBLE CLASS
SUPpERs
Are Being Arranged By the Young Mems
Christian ociation-Woman's
Auxiliary Will Assist in
Holding Them. @

Arrangements have been completed
for the holding OF the first of the Bible
class supPeTs on Thursday nights at 6.l5
\ committee of ladies from the Wom
ems Auxiliary will prepare each one. and
the young men are invited to 90 direct
to die Y. N. c. \. from elIeir places Of
business, enjoy good supper and The
social intercourse Of their friends and
then spend about three e-quauters Of an
hour in Bible study under the leadership
OF the general secretary.
This is new featurewith the local
association, but no doubt will prove very
pleasant and helpful. The Women's
Auxiliary are planning for a 'Rrrmmage
Sale" to be held in the near future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
MoNsTRosITY
On Exhibition at St. Charles qo.ei--It
is Stuffed and Mounted Lamb Hay-
ing Two Bodies But One Head.

WHIT Stuck, of the st. Charles Hotel,
has curiosity on exhibition ait that
place that is aittrncting considerable at
tention. The curiosity is stuffed and
mounted lmb which mas two separate
bodies but one head. The monstosity
was born ON Greenbriar Run in Dodd-
ridge county, but only lived a few hours
after birth. lit was mounted and stuffed
by taxerdermist. The c,lrio belongs to
+. c. Devericl0s, he having bought it
from a farmer by the name of Clark on
whose farm THE lamb was born.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
MISS ALEXANDER is DEAD
Was Sister of the Messrs. Alexander, of
This city-Died in Winchester Hos
pital of Rheumatism.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander and
William F., Blaine and Henry Alexander
are in Ciarlestown attending the funeral
of Miss Julia Alexander. sister of the
Messrs. Alexander. She died Tuesday in
n hospital in Winchester, Va, of rheu-
matism. They We're summoned to her
bedside Sunday evening and were with
her when she died. She was quite well
known by number of Carksburg peo.
pie, who learn OF her death with deepest
regret and who extend heartfelt sym
pathy to the bersft brothers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
Mrs. Henry Allison Critically Ill at
Adamston as Result Thus Far of
Ptomaine Poisoning, Caused by
fermentation in the Stomach.
Physicians and Trained Nurse in Constant Attend
ance and Critical Point is Awaited With Anxiety
Poisoning Caused by Eating Raw Potatoes and
Stale Oyster Soup.

Mrs. Allison, wife of Henry Alison,
Of Adamston, agent for the Citizens
laundry, and tea drummer, lies at deaths
door ait her home as the result thus far
of Ptomaine poisoning.
Mrs. Allison ate great chunks OF raw
potatoes Tuesday night and was soon
seized with cramp collie and physician
MAS sent for He found her condition
rtsther bad but before the night was over
his treatment had the desired effect and
she grew mlrch better. The next day she
was 50 much 6elbter that she arose from
her bed in the AFTERNOON and Mt supper
time She ate some stale oysters. The
raw potatoes had created a fomentation
in her stomach, (which. together with the
irritation, cylatsed by the oysters, brought
ON the poisoning.
The condition of the unfortunate
woman soon became alarming and the
local physician and physicians from
Kessler Hospital were huriedty sum
moned. They worked with her for the
greater part of the night and the Adam
ston physician is still in constant attend.
nnce. For three hours Wednesday night
1t was not believed she wouh survive
the nighe,T TDSt toward morning her TEN.
perature fen degree OF so.
The danger point has not yet passed
and viii not be for another day. The
physicians say her recovery is matter
of grave doubt.
Miss Jennie Thomas, trained nurse,
was sent from Kessler Hospital and is
at her bedside, doing what she can to
alleviate the sufferings of the patient.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
ENLIST IN THE ARMY.

h---.am Camp, brother OF Charles
Chimp, of David DavidSon's Shoe Store,
has enlisted in the Unitcd Stafes army.
'Curley." as he was familiarly known,
known has been in CIarl1sburg for about
five years and Is at present an emPloye
at the Haze9-AtAns Glass factory. He
has quite record as breal1ilig the worlds
record in making ware. We wish am
SUCCESS in the new field he has chosen.
Among the other boys who left on No.
/ Wednesday might for Columbus. were
Lyman. Morris, Myron Chidester. Gordon
Lake and John McDonnen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
SIX
New Directors Elected at the Annual
Meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association to Serve
For Three Years.

At the annual meeting of the members
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton the following were elected to serve
as members of the board of directors:
J. ]. Mead, Dr.. H. E. Sloane, Prof. f.
L. Burdette, L. w. Gq~cit Perry c.
Williams and Jasper S. Kyle.
There are fifteen members on the
board OF directors. The directors are
elected for a term OF three years, five
new directors being chosen each year.
There were six chosen this year, an extra
one being selected TO fill a vacancy caus.
ed by resignation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
BARRIERS
Install Their Newly Elected officers at
Special Meeting Held in Frank
Welch's Barber Shop We'd
nesday Night

The local Barbers' Union, No. 34s,
held special meeting in Frank Welch's
barber shop ON Third street Wednesday
might for thepurpose OF installing the
newly elected officers and transacting
some business demanding immediate at
tention. The officers were installed with
due ceremonies and organized for the
coming year. The new oflire.s are:
John Brake, president.
orlie Fletcher, vice president.
J. G. Davis, treasurer.
B. W. Reynolds, corresponding and Fl
nancial secretnry.
George Koliman, recording secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
POLICE COURT
Seven Plain Drunks We-. Lined Up IN
Front of Mayor Grille at Thurs
day Mornings Session.

Seven plain dl1inks we've lined up in
front of Mayor Grille in police court on
Thursday morning. Earh was fined
three dollars and costs, excepting one
who drew a five doliar one. -Four OF
the three dollar variety had enough
money TO buy themselves out of custody.
The fivedollar man and two OF the three
dollar men We're sent over TO jail to rest
there for a number of days equal TO the
number OF dollars in their fines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
MILLION
DOLLAR
CAPITAL
Has the General Distributing Company,
of This City, Which Has Just Been
Chartered by Secretary of State.

Among the charters TIM. have just
been granted by the Secretary of State
is the following local concern:
General Distributing Company, Of
Clarksburg, W. Va, to corduct gro
cery and mercantile business; capital,
incorporators, H. S. Miller, A.
b, Wilson, Charles L. Pride. Clarlsburg.
The Secretary of State has also issued
a charter to the following company:
West Virginia Stone Company, OF
Moundsville; capital, $1,000: incorpora-
tors, \. W. Wise, Littleton. w. Va. W.
II. Batson, B. P. Wise, Moundsvile; G.
W. Batson, Haneys; J. P. wildman,
Carlo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-14
SALEM
SALOON RAIDED AND MAN IN
CHARGE ARRESTED AND JAIL
ED FOR OPERATING SLOT
MACHINES.

officers Arrest Clyde Dixon and Seize
Slot Machines at Salem Thursday
Morning-Prisoner Held Under
$1,000 Bond and Jailed.
The death rattle of the, slot machine
is heard in the land.
Thursday morning Special Constable
Joel Randolph, of Salem, assisted by
deputies, raided the Duff & Hart saloon
in that city and arrested the man in
charge, Clyde Dixon, and brought him to
this city.
DIXON was brought to this city on the
morning train and taken at once before
Magistrate S. w. Gordon. The arrest
was the result of a Warrant wfhich had
been issued by the magistrate at the in
stance of Granville D.vrs. of Salem,
bearing the charge of uperarmg gambling
devices.
The magistrate bound Dixon over to
await the action OF the Grand jury un-
ler bond of Sl,OO. He was unable TO
furnish tine security and was committed
to Jail.
The slot machines were brought to
this city and taken to the storage room
in the basement OF the court house,
where they win be destroyed.