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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
ARGUED A PATENT CASE.
Circuit Court Of Appeals Thus
Consumed the Entire Day.

The United states Circuit Court OF APP
pesAs mas Uccuyt-u yesterday VITA hea.-
...e =. '.-.ltI..s u Gou-.ssi ~ lt.s case VI
!LuGs, a4pe!.aIIts. IS. tac crown Qua
IEeu!t Iou.s OF TIE IG.leu SLslrs AZ
decree eEIoinIns the infringement. OF the
10 master Tor an accouillI..S- The sait
was otought II equity Tor Infringement
OF d patent. Attorneys Philip Mauro, "
ash.nglor, and Joseph france, of BAL
tiHore. appeared TOR the appellants. and
John Z. KoSs, of Baltimore. and Robert
II. Parkinson, OF Chicago, for the APP
pellees. Argued and submitted.
The court handed down opinions in
tTo cases, as follows:
Guild and Company, plaintiff in error,
rs. Maria II. Pringls. administrators. de-
PENDANT in error; in error to the Circuit
Court at Charleston. S. c.: opinion by
Judge Mcdowell. reversing the lower
courts. with costs. and remanded the
cause with directions to set aside verdict
and gran. new trial
Phoenix Bridge Company, plaintiff In
error VS.. James n Castleherry. admins.
traitor, defendant in error; in error 10 the
Circuit Court at Charleston. s. c.; op!n
ion by Judge Henry c. Mcdowell Re-
versed. with costs and renandsd with
directions 70 SET aside the verdict and
grant new trial.
Two cases are sat for to-day. one from
the Charleston, e. ard the other from
the Circuit Court at Parkershurs. w.
Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26

Mrs. Harper, Who Committed
Suicide Here, Once Lived III
Charlottesville.
WAS ALONE IN THE WORLD
Said She Had No Kirl-Left
Good Position to Come
Here.

| An interesting special to The Times
Dispatch relating to Mrs Harper VINO
4recently committed suicide here was
received from charlottesville last night.
ut has Just been discovered here
the charlottesville story runs. that Mrs.
Lula B. Harper. the woman who COM
mitted suicide in the lake at Reservoir
Park. Richmond, on May 18th, resided In
THIS city prior to going to Richmond.
Mrs. Harper, after spending two weeks
in this city in search of employment. was
engaged to nurse Mrs. r. A. Marshall. of
Belmont. She remained with the family
from September 18th, 1905. until February
9Th, 1904.
During her stay With Mrs Marshall,
who died on March 18th Mrs. Harper was
very reticcnt concerning herself She
stated to- her employers in this city that
she came from Roanoke, where she was
engaged as Il housekeeper. The only cttl-
zen OF Roanoke she mentioned by name
was Miss Ella Roberts. She said that
she had no living relative, and the fact
that she was alone in the world, or some
thing else seemed to be worrying her
while at Mrs Narshalls residence
Mrs. Harper WAS known to have CORE.
sponded with a coal and wood dealer Of
Richmond. She said when she announced
her intention of leaving that this gentle
man mad written her that he hal secured
for her a position as clerk in con-
fectionery store.
Miss Marshall advised her not to leave
this city. but TO remain as housekeeper,
but Mrs. Harper insisted on going, say
ing that she thought the work as {, clerk
would be easier. and that her health was
] very bad. She seemed to desire change
She knew nobody in Richmond save the
man with whom she correspondent.
THE next heard OF Mrs. Harper here
was that she had committed suicide in
the Reservoir Park lake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
.IMPUDENT NEGRO
is HEAVILY FINED
Put Under Bonds for Insulting
Lady-Pratt Sent to
~ s3s5H III. u

There were expressions Of indignation
In the Police Court yesterday morning
when the case Of Eddie King, a young
negro was called The negro was charged
with insulting young white woman by
asking her to go with him down the
street, as he had a ring he wished to
show her.
Justice Crutchfleld expressed Roget that
he could not hang the negro. IKE fined
him 80 and put him under bonds Of 800
for twelve months.
Leon Farley, a negro driver, was fined
So, for reckless driving in running dowr,
the little daughter OF sir. and Mrs. Louis
Sannenberg last Sunday afternoon. The
child was knocked down and painfully
hurt. She is getting along nicely now.
Charles Pratt, e young negro. was
sent to Jail for sixty days for taking a
bicycle belonging to j. Weinstcin. He
was arrested after chase by Detectives
Tomlinson and Gibson.
Chester Howell, colored. was given four
months for taking lot of lumber belong
ing TO Ellington and Guy.
4 long string OF DRINKS were divided
into two detachments. One was sent
forth. while the other was sent down.
and. after filming the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac s. for obstruct-
ing Broad street at shafer with coaches,
the court adjourned after the noon hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
NO FINE IMPOSED.
Police Board Heard Complaints
About Policeman Amos.

The Police Board held a meeting yes
terday 10 near charges against Policeman
Amos He was alleged to have criticised
the action of the hoard In selecting Off
GERS Wiltshire and Mona non for duty in
the zecret service AT police headquarters.
the board did not find that the charges
were sustained. SO far as resulting In
anything seriouz, they felt that Officer
Amos shosild ha reminded that In future
he should Re careful in his conversation,
20 that no one might feel that ne was
in any way cri'icisinE the superior Off
Gers % the department.
The nenr meeting of the hoard VIII ne
forty officers Will be elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
BELLEVUE SCHOOL.

First Primarr-Julian Cavedo, Charlie
Gordon Ralph Hewlett, Fletcher warren,
Dan Welsh Nj Douglas Alternative Etiza-
beth Bagbg. Kate Hosduet, Dorothy Glen
don. Cora EIlinger Marion Halle, Martin
Heckior Mary Nucilois Edith Richard-
sen, Martha Lee Stevenson Richie WICK,
Gladys Beale. Elizabeth Webb
Second Primary-Frcd Bates, Ben
Beadles. Trueheart Bryant Frank Butler.
Howard Carter Raymond Cosby. lrVln
Craig, Luther Harris. Willie l1eblg,
George Parsons. Ballard Smithie,, Caleb
Pusey sydnor Stsaley, Walter Tignor,
Maurice Throckmorton Ralph wall.
FRANK Berncchi. Lucille Baker. Ruth
collier, Ruth Gale, Elsie Green. Anna
layes. Sadie .I{aufman Gaynle la Mic lie
Ruth owens.. /, ga fritchard, r, Char
lctte Mcdowell, Fannie Woody, john
Wiley. Qrarles Wood.
Third Primary Grady Walter briggs
9.anes- E. FitzwHilson4; Jr. Rodwick May,
AGREE. Jessie Chadlck Grace Hay, Elsie
Sattesfeld Alma Strickland
Fourth Primary Grade-Prcston Gayle,
Cuyler Vaughan. Besse Clark Constance
Jialpin Louise Mathews. Margaret Par
+ Jish. Marguerite Robins. Maude Tlbbs.
lfiorrie Wyatt, Edna Carter
Fifth Primary Grade-Clarence Erur7-
bile. Glen Mclaughlin, Frank OteY, Ray
mond Rector Frank Richie Eugene
o,Brien. Hazel srang Annie Anderson,
Johns. Maude Morng, Katie Richardson,
sixth Primary Grade-Clarke Roper,
Clyde Bailey E.stelle Wade. Minnie Pin
Gus Sadie Overton, Reynolds Racket.
LUCILLE Crutchheld, Fannie Brown, Louise
Cooper. Cornella Crane Charles Watts,
Grace CotuelI. Irene Stiff
Seventh Primary Crade--IIarl Armitage
Daniel Lockwood, Eddie Noble, Malcolm
Parker Charles Pemherton Howell
Vaughan, Louise Bickers, Lucille Butler,
Iannle goldsmith, Mary Shine
Eighth Primary Grade--Celeste Johns.
Newton Ancarrow, Nirsle Harris, Madgo
lCiendon, Floyd lhX,eE Ruth Rust Fred
Koch, Hobart Smith, Eva Woody, Witt
FIRST Grammar Grade No. 2-cnnord
Eltohie, Lucus Wombwell Ethel Crane,
Bessie Hewlett Josephine Bowie, Elise
huss Irene Hicks, Mary 'lalley DIV,
Webster.
First Grammar Grade, no l--Ernes
jackson John Gary, Anna Taylor. Louise
Carleton, juliet Anderson.
Second Grammar Grade No, Lucy
higgins. Fannie FIechler, Lou Shelly
Harry Miller, Tom Riddick, Willie VIII
Shire.
Second Grammar Grade, No. 2-Bert
Mann Matte Bowie
Third Grammar Grade, No l--Matt
Heale, Willie Low Teddje Tyuda!l.
Third Grammar Grade, SO 2-liaze
Jones
Fourth Grammar Grade-2adelle Moore
Ernest smith Granger AncarrOw. Jcssi
Mailer Marie Rust.
Sixth Grammar Grade--Louls Brantj
gam, Annie panielF Margaret Rice. XXI
h.sc Alien, Ethel jackson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
LEIGH SCHOOL.

First Primary Grade-Lubcrt Cease, VII
lie Lumsdeu Moses Stern. Victor Verne.
May Allwelh stella Crane, Ida Gary,
LOIS Payne Sadie Rosenberg, Elsie Van
IeiA.
Second Primary Grade Jacques Asher
earl Graves, John Profitt, Harold Slraus
John Wilson, Mamie DOYLE, Dora En-.
tmelhaiser. Grace Franklin Alma Held,
fAfarie Hawkes., Edna Harris, Hda 10th,
4 Elolse Eeldcn, Glarice Suth, Am0rette
EEmith Violet Simon
Third Primary Grade Ella RawseI, May
iTmmenhauger Bernice ProfAtt. Mary
Eaville, l5.lis Anderson. ADRIAN Pend
helm. Edgerton Frnnck, Tom Gordon
Frank La Touche, Irvine 0wcne DICK
Eehroeder. Hubert TimminH Irving White
Fourth Primary Grade Mary Gordon
Flora EDgeIbess, Marian Heller L!zz.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Sedwick-Shuler.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
LuRAY. VA, May E.-Mr- B. B. Sed-
wick. Of Springfield District. and Miss
Ottie Shuler. daughter Of Mr.. P. y.
Shuier. this county, were married at the
home OF the brides father this evening.
Rev Henry A. Wilson, Of the Methodist
Church officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
To Get Rid OF a Troublesome Corn.

First soak it In warm water to soften IT,,
then pare 1t down as closely as possible
without drawing the blood, and apply
Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily.
rubbing vigorously for five minutes at
each application. A corn plaster should
be worn for a few days to protect 1t from
the shoe. Az a general llniment for
sprains, bru!sea, lameness and rheuma.
tism. Pain Balm Is unedualed. For sale
by all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
MANY Have Been Kind.

Mrs. P. e Davis. whose husband vas
recently klled In an accident al Cnantlc,o.
is 81, overwhelmed with grief that she
has fct,rd It Impossible to acknowledgee
the the many expressions Of synpathy, and
concern from friends all over ths state STAT,
AID elsewhere that she ASKS that thls
public expression OF thanks be accepted.
She is very much gratifed at the interest
taken In her by 80 MANY parsons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
THEIR NAMES ON ROLL Or HONOR

Keck. Marian Rothschild, Maud Harris,
Grady Carter John Mrignt.
Fifth Primary Grade-Melyina Baur,
Annie Bradley, May Pringle, Anna Rob
Lumstlen, Linwood Waldrop. Clarence
Johnston, Daniel Stern. Wallace Speigel.
Charlie Onesty. e
sixth Primary Grada-Nirginia Eppes,
Evelyn Jones, Marie Stern. Sailie Tinsley,
Fannie Nowsome. Jessie Wilson. Mar
gucrite Wright, Florence Cartwright, Gil
bert Goldwater, Emmett Palmore, Sylvan
Slraus. Jake Schwalm Willie Essig.
Seventh Primary G'rade-Winnie Floyd,
Essie Scott, Virginia Payne.
Lille Brooks. Norma 10th Willie Seibert,
Julian Turner Russell Wngheld. Wills
! Woodward. Sylvan Rothschild
First Grammar Grade-Horace He'll
stern charlie Miller H ;s,la p~ stern
\ Marvel Cease. Beryl Hundlev. ottie Reed
second Grammar Grade Bessie Gildea
Irene Smith, Annie Duncker. Sarah Crow
ell, Ralph WalIorstein. Copeland Samu-
| els Robert Anderson.
Third Grammar Grade-Fannie kirsh.
J Lucille Verne.
/ Fourth Grammar crade--Fann.e Alpe-
! rim. Frances Crane. Rosa Davis. Minnie
4 10th, Mary Miller, GLADYS Maver, Min
!. rie PaImorn. MIRA lander. Charles Kahn.
Fifth Grammar rrrade-F'sle Ball, Err
4 M Fuller. Esther Uelnster.
Siyth Grammar c.ratIa-viNie Bernstein.
Val. Lichtenstein Albert Traihirner Mar
ion Sanders. Chester Woodbridge.
WEST END SCHOOL.
| First Primary-Willie Cauthorn, E-nes,
Conrad, Raymond Kuhn, Talbot Pate,
| Allan Wills, Henry Wood. Fred Worth
.lington Mildred Bondurant, Edith Sydnor
Second Primary-Bennie Lewis. Harvey
I Morng, Louise Council Sarah Crump.
I Brenda Frederick, Annie AicCiay, Annie
| Mercer, Margaret Newell.
Third Primary-Morris Conrad. Beverly
! Parrish, Forrest Street, Neal Wright.
Odessa Bruaer. Ethel Dupes. Audrey
| Fletcher, Della Phillips.
Fourth Primary Roger McLelland, John
! Tignor Henry johnson. Sadie Marcuse.
/ Marion Wallersten-
Fifth Prtmary-Frieda Dfetz, Lynn
Lewis Jones, EVE tioring, Lila Priddy,
Ida Saunders. Leonard Page, Jose Ramos.
| Sixth P.imary-Nannie Sydnor.
! Seventh Primary Bessie Hardaway,
| Ethel Johann, Helen Monsell. Bessie Shu-
man. Laura Richardson. Robert Cutshall.
Eighth Primary-L,ouiss Hunter. Grace
/ Mills
First Grammar-Nellte Brown. Adelaide
| Rothert, Edna Crenshaw, Suzette Henry.
Alice Kahn, kathleen Parrish. Willie
Knowles, Arthur Urvau Holt Page.
Second cirammar-Ruth Bradley. Mary
I Zollickoffer Louise Rountree-
Third Grammar Grade-Edwin Digs.
John Russell, Randolph Saunders.
Straughan Turpin, Marion Monseli. Grace
Watson, Lillian Husler, Ruby Walton
Beulah Heisler
Fourth Grammar-Ella Quisenberry
Virginia Sydnor. Minerva Adams Helene
Cranz. Philip Brown, Herman Edel.
Fifth Grammar-Ruth Ready, Martha
Sutherland, Margaret Waddey, Cornelia
Magill.
Sixth Grammar Grade-Louise Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Had a Delightful Time.

Miss Isabelle Walden has returned 70
The city after having spent the past week
most pleasantly on the Eastern shore,
where she accompanied her brother. hr,
" n Walden the Great Sachem of var
gina. A most delightful time was spent.
and the residents did everything 70 con-
tribute 10 The pleasure OF the Red sich
and their ladies',
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
r p A. Meets Tonight.

regular meeting OF Post A Travellers
Proteciivc Association, VII be hsia t o.
rpSt,6 ard Main gtreets, at O'Clock.
T This win be The last meeting before or,
the national convention In Springfield,
iii, and much business VIII be Trans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Picture Of Old Officer.

A portrait Of the late y. A.. stnrdirant;
Comrnonwealths Attorney ~ Richmond
shortly after The war. has been offered
10 Judge Sfltt By q lady here. and VIII
DC accepted ana hung upon the Waiis OF
hn Hnklinps CfilrI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
LOOK into
The METHOD.
1Ienrico Committee to Itlvesti-H
rate Disturbance at Hardin's
Shop Tuesday Night.
THE COMPLETE RETURNS Is
Solomon Gets Sixteen Delegates
and Easley Five--Onc Pre-
cinct Against Primary.

within tho next few days an Invests
cation will probably DO Instituted by tho
HonrIco Democratic Committee into the
election methods pursued "Wednesday
night at Hardins Shop precinct in the
county.
As stated yesterday, tho meeting de-
veloped a turbulent scene. which led 70
tho retirement Of the Easley party VINO
claimed that the election or Delegates
should he postponed until the regstfa'oh
hooks could be secured The solomon
forces remained and named three deie'
gates, Complaint has been made, ana me
attention to the county chairman has been
called TO the matter. The upshot OF ING
whole thing will be All investigation py
tho committee Many are freely deoar-
ing that tho election was irregular
..rho committees" said Chairman Rut-
lin last night, specifically proSlued tfat
only qualified voters should patttclpttes
IN the meetings. 1t was the BUSINESS =.
the precincts to he provided with lists OF
tirAue voters, else 1t was lmpossiole ~ ,, qe
termine who were or we're not eht't. IVY.
IN vote The plan adopted at fto" lows,
Grove. where everybody was aioMeu ~
,nta unon the express understanollls nc.
~, ~. ~, ~ those so voting would later
q. cnronared with the list OF qua hi'eu
,.n,.rs Gas a wise one under the circ cum
.,.,,ces Nothing Of this sort was done
nj uardin's Shop. The County ,o .'l -
Tee will certainly take some al,'e"
thsre we're anything irregular IN me
meeting
= COMPLETE RETURNS.
| Complete returns from the county So
| Solomon sixteen delegates. ihciuuins ..1 ~
| three at Hardln's. Mr.. Ehsley ,
.i,.a one nrecinct failed to hold meet
10 eleven precincts instructed FOR tne
r-Imarv: three sent delegates uninstfuc'
| nd and one voted against the primary
Tho complete list Is as follows:
shnmake r's-Delegates r. NJ. sSlith
.na w r. Hooker for EasleS. and Henry
=, uoppe for Solomon. Instructed Tor
! primary. MR..
! bard. John yoeger and Charles Hecl,-
Ter, all for Solomon. Instructed LOT pr
/ mary. ry,,
Howard's cirove-Delegates: Ed HUB
hard lewis Gentry and Urbane NILS.
/ al, far solomon Instructed for primary.
| Ra,so1 Observation-Disclosures: F. q. Tray
Tor tSolomon) and W X. Bache (Easies).
| Instructed for primary.
Chestnut Hill-Delegates: E. NJ Nc
| Clure tEasley) Instructed for primary.
| Baker's-Deegates: j. T. Angie tSo!o-
NOM. No instructions.
! C,arter's-Delegate: Waverley S!noot
! fsnlonon). Instructed for primary.
| ock's-Delegate: William Warrin-
| or fsolomon). Instructed for primary.
! westhampton and Ridge Church-Dele-
gate: T. Ashby Wickham (solomon). NO
instructions.
Hungary-Delegate: ]. W. Penick tsol-
| omon) Instructed for primary.
| Brun's-Deiegate: G. W. Throckmorton
| tsolomon). Instructed for primary.
TOXIN Hall-Dclegate: r. T. Wilaon (sol-
omonS. Instructed against primary.
Jones'-Deegate: ]. II. Floyd Easley).
! Instructed for primary.
Seven Pines-Delesate: J. ". Taylor
| fsoIoTnon) Instructed for primary.
| Short punp-No meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
MIR. Epps to Run.

Forner rity Sergeant II CIaIbornc
Epps has decided 10 enter the race foi
the office ~ sergeant IN ms, primary
next spring. against the incnmbeu, Scr
Feant j. G. Smith. The race protnlses 50
he lively one ~ the rpen are oih am
tagonigtS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26

First Prilnary--Wiilie Blakey, Auolpli
Never, Willie Schaefer John Morgan
Valentine, Mary Richardson, Dorothy
Second Primary Goodwin, Ma
Than SpiIlbcrg, Jennie Fisher, AAce Ken
Third Primary-Martha chappcil, Ethel
,SSurtb Primary-Phiiip Pollak, Ella
1unn, Lillian llannasan. Louise o Neal
SIa I.i,' Parkinson, Ida Wilkinson.
Fifth primary Grade-1;Meia Ior ist,il
1gettic Fisher. Bertha De'arue JosePl III,
Ilunfcrd. Frances THOMPSON, Aiice liaI ~
i nellie Moore. Roosevelt Aaron, HORACE
13gkar, Toe Lichenstein, Will stephens.
Sixth Primarv-Lous Lehman, SllLloh
Nondfiu. Milton Williams. Louise Sep-
+arth soplia Myers, Norma STlih.
seventh Primary 5Grade--George Bruce
17r1y,n Davis. Margaret Schremp;,
Eighth PrimarN-Mnnie Lietricn ~, hu ~,
15oliand, MarceNa Jones, Gladys KY '''1'
Lucy Thompson. c,r,,
11Nhn nolAhauer, Aieen Irvine, hhHane't
] %, Jeanette Lindner. Emma Lesser
Second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EarS. freu'
die Schultz. Margaret De1arnett.
Third Grammar Grade--Clfford folkes'
1ula Eanes. John CaSon. AilN0e Moore
rrourtt, Grammar Grade Pauline Gep-
farth Mabel Engelborg, Horace Sharn p,
Fifth Grammar-Mauda Woodnn WI W,
lia Dahner Fannie 'Shultz blanche t1li-
des.
Sixth GRAMMAR Florence Leach, Annie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26

1t Is no easy task for pupil of any
Of the public schools OF Richmond 10
win place for his name on the ron OF
honor II means honest work ana as
1inct and honorable achievement
Annardef are the names of the success
hsll nunils in several of the schools;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26

Miss Minnie Frayser. Who has been
teaching in Gloucester county, has fe-
turned 10 heF home. 80. IN North Filh'
Erect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
H'amlins $50
zARDG4l;1l|gI|R
y. OIL ~

viii quickly drive on. the pain Keep II on s, ha ~
Tor Just such emergencies, l n;G, Wizard oil
come time OF need and Ham''nS "'N ''N -
Will not fall you. III. .,.a..
have been Subject 10 Sick ,Iend a. fos
oyer FIVE years. used one no' not baa Head.
Wizard Oil as directed and have NOS nao i''ao
ache since. !.
Sarah Gillespie, San DIogo TsI w c,,o md
blythe use Of Hamlns Wizard Oh nave oeen
entirely cured.
~ Stnons, Dennson Iowa, w5, VII, g., T snrc
Throat and Tooti,nche have ever used. !
have never known It to fail.
There Is only ono Wizard OIL MamI y l,s,;n
name blown In tho bottle. Sgna.u;t,e H1 sa.n.
Bros on wrapper. Take no SUBSTITUTE ooo'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Headache
Ear.ache
r|ooth,achc

Many ionu weary days and sleepless t =, n;
have been ed VIII agony Oh eng al VA \
above mentioned complaints Tvs unueee''a''
suffer- from them,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
CENTRAL SCHOOL.

First Primary--Wiilie Blakey, ;Adolph
Never, Willie Schaefer, John Morgan
Valentine Mary Richardson, Dorothy
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-27
FISH WARDEN CONVICTED.

The fish laws Of the state Of
South Dakota have been vio-
lated and the rankest of vandal-
ism has been practiced by state
officers sworn to uphold the
very laws they have purposely
broken.
Such are the startling facts
brought out in Judge Scriber's
court yesterday afternoon, when
Otto Breanek, fish warden and
Frank Falkner, deputy, were
convicted of having dynamited
or otherwise unlawfully killed
fish near Canyon Lake about
two weeks ago. This action, it
appears, is the result Of a rotten
condition Of fish affairs in this
section that has been main
tanned for a considerable period
Of time. Last Saturday the
news was handed around that
two prominent and trustworthy
citizens had been eye witnesses
to the offense, but not until yes
terday was any action taken in
the matter. The cause of so
much delay may be found in
the old, old objection the aver
age Ameri ,an has to being
brought into court wrangle or
law suit of any kind. A pub
lie benefactor, however, took
the matter up and caused the
arrest Of the warden and his
deputy. The prominent gentle
men were compelled to testify
and their evidence proved so
damaging that both the warden
and his deputy were found
guilty. The warden's fine was
placed at $50 and costs, and his
deputy was fined $25 and costs.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-27

pointed to report the names Of
eighteen delegates and as many al
ternates to the convention.
After a short recess the committee
on resolutions submitted the follow
ing resolutions which we're unani-
mously adopted;
Delegates-A. X. Gardner, G. J..
Buell.. O, r. Cooper, James Hartger.
ing, e, Schleuning, ST., Charles
Garfield, Fl. w. Somers. Charles NJ.
Cation, Otto Menger f. H. Whit
field, G. w. Brown. A Nyswanger,
George p. Bennett, Guy Marshall,
Otto Ellerman, Charles B. Hunt,
james Boyd, Fred G., Sicrth.
Alternates-D. L. Herman, A. c..
Boland, Milton Frease, A. McKira
han, Ed Mazetine, Matt Norris, r..
j. McNish, j. Nj. Matthias, John A.
Miller, w. I. Edwards, Peter Ham
merquist, j G. Carter, D. b. Muir
ray, Finis Hamilton, V. T. Price, j !.
G. Sherman, George II. Mcdonald.
George B. Mansfield.
Mr.. Lewis was called upon for re-
marks and rose 10 the occasion with
well chosen remarks which brought
forth hearty applause from the con-
vention.
He said in substance that the geu-
erous endorsement from his home
county was more to him tn n sue
cess at the polls as it meant his
friends, associates and neighbors
trusted him and had faith in him.
He spoke in the highest terms Of the
ability of the delegates named and
was sure if Pennington county was
to get the nomination they could 81
cure it.
After personally thanking the
convention, he pledged his best sup
port to whatever CANDIDATE the re
publican judicial convention might
nominate at its meeting July ..
No further business being pre-.
sented the convention adjourned.