The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-07-20
SULLEE LEE BOUND
 OYER TO GRAND JURY
CHINAMAN CHARGED WITH oR- STRucTlNG IMMIGRATION OPEL GER IN DISCHARGE OF DUTIES PLACED UNDER 5000 BOND.

The trial of sullee Lee of Ensley before United States Commissioner Alex. Birch on the charge of knowingly and wllfully oostructing Special United States Officer A. A. Seraphic in the discharge of his duties as Chinese inspector, was con cluded yesterday afternoon at the Fed eral building in this city, and the China man was bound over to the United States grand jury on s1.O0O bond.
 Some time ago while Officer seraphic was in this city in pursuit of Chinese un- lawfully in the United States, sullee Lss, to prevent the officer from effecting their capture swore out a warrant charging Officer Seraphic with abstracting money from his trunk. This charge was shown in the mayors court of Ensley to be gronndless and false, and the charge was dismissed.
 Special Officer seraphic returned to Bir- mingham ten days ago, and with the aid of a Chinese interpreter, Charley Kee, acting under his instructions succeeded In collecting evidence which conclusively proved in the trial before the United States circiut court, that the Chinaman did not have any money in his trunk, and that he swore to the warrant charg- Ing the government agent with larceny so as to impede him and obstruct him in his pusuit of the Chinamen who were un- lawfully in the United States ~--7---------->----~-- -~----~------~-------------- eral commanding, the following communi- cation Is submitted for your information and pleasure:
 Birmingham, Ala, July IS, 1904 Gen. Louis V. Clark, Camp Jelks, Ala
 Dear Sir In behalf of Bobby Wal thour' the champion cyclist of the world, and Jack Prince, owner of the local cycle rack l wish to extend an invitation to yourself and all the officers of the Ala Dama National Guard to attend the races to be held at the Stadium Wednesday night. July 20, at S;30 o'clock
 The invitation also includes the lady friends of the officers, and each officer In uniform will be recognized at the gate of the Stadium. Seats will be re- served in body for the officers, and 1t is tho earnest desire of all interested in the track that as many of the officers as pos sible be present.
 Will you kindly notify by order or through whatever source you think best the officers of the National Guard of this invitation. It is intended to include all staf and line officers of all organiza- tons, as well as the United States of ncers detailed to camp. Yours truly,
 FRANK H. BELL" You will use your own pleasure as to the manner of making this communica- ton known. CHARLES A. JONES, Major and Assistant Adjutant General" The memqrandum issued in regard to the visit of the officers to the Casino at East Lake was as follows:
 Headquarters First Brigade,
 Alabama National Guard,
 Camp Jeks, July 1s, 1904. Memorandum:
 By direction of the brlgadier general commanding, the following communication is submitted for your information and pleasure.
 Mutual Amusement Company,
 East Lake Casino.
 Birmingham, Ala, July 19, 1904. Brigadier General Clark, Camp at Owen-
 ton, Ala:
 My Dear Sir-I take great pleasure in extending an invitation to his excelency the governor and staff yourself and staff and all commissioned officers at the en- campment to attend the performance at the Casino any night this week the date to be decided on by you Let me know which evening you prefer so we can set aside the boxes for our guests and also to designate this as military night at East Lake park.
 Sincerely hoping that you and others may see your way clear 10 accept this invitation, 1 remain, very truly yours,
 MARTIN l.. SEMEN,
 Manager. You will use your own pleasure as to the manner of making this communication known. CHARLES A. JONES, Major and Assistant Adjutant General There were no general special or ders issued by General Clark yesterday ftx.l.1