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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
Dots From Upper Bcnncttsyille

MIR. Editor: it has been some
time since have knocked at the door
| will call again hope wiiE.bo
welcomed in.
We are having some fine weather
now. Everything seems as happy and
gay as lark. Picnics and concerts
are all the go now.
MISC Blanche Cowaard's s school will
close Friday night with, a concert.
Mr.. Dan Mcdaniel spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the home of Mr..
j. j. Bundy. Ask Mr.. Dan and Mr..
James Bundv where they vent Sun.
day afternoon. They certainly report
ed pleasant time. I think they will
go again.
Mr.. j. l.. Spears of Hebron spent
Sunday at the home of MIR. j. j
Bundy
Mr.. John Copeland is spending this
week with his sister Mrs j L.Spears
in Hebron Johnnie don't stay too long
for your Girl over the way will thinl;
you haye forsaken her.
If you want TO hear from Gibson
Station just ask MIR. j. II. You Will
tell them won't you cousin.
Messrs Walter and Marion Bundy
attended the closing exercise OF the
Harmony school last Friday evening
and also the Beaut; Spot exercise
Friday night. They reported a mic,
time. -.
Well Mr.. "Hustler" we hope YOU
can soon give a reason for why. tia
young man is buying up new furni
ture.
Well I will close for this time, will
best wishes to. the dear old Democrat
April 25, OF.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The May Musical is on at
.Spartanburg this week.

y
Spartanburg this week.
Chesterfield will soon have a
large Hotel ready for the public.
Judge Simonton, of Charleston,
died on the 25th in hospital at
Philadelphia.
Camden and Cheraw played
base ball Tuesday afternoon ut
Gheraw.
Some people ere continually de-
manding justice. If most of them
gotjustice they wouldn't be salts
fed with the sentence.
ST Col. Bryan only knew how
to be good he might get back
scat at the ST. Louis convention.
Wilmington Star.
Three ftornados are reported
this week kATexass Arkansas and
Indian Territory, many lives lost
and property destroyed.
The Worlds Fair at st. Louis
opens tomorrow. President Roose-
velt will press the button at Wash
lngton that vii start the machin :
cry.
The State says that it is not
probable that any of the officials
will have opposition this year ex-
cept State Treasurer Jennings
and Reilroad Commissioners Garris.
The FingervilIc cotton mill at
Spartanburg is using cotton SHIPPED
from India. 1t is Il short staple
variety and cost to the mill about
So less to the bale than domestic
cotton.
The board of trustees Of Glenn
son College have decided TO hold
local farmers institutes, IN tho
various counties which asks .or
them during the month of July.
The general institute will be held
at the college, beginning on Aug,
ust and continuing throughout
the week.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
ders; 4 calico dresses, Z dolls and
13 baby rattlers.

uers; 4 calico dresses, Z dolls and
13 baby rattlers.
oldi2,saa:flniiiy Il ssht6,o,E .hallds
3,4S5:tinieej; ttal ID en.ollgtr .takavtc
made iii print l 200 large volumes
size ofpatcnt office. reports; Kissed
1926 babios;' ::kindlcI II kitchen
fires; cut 3 cords of wood; pulled
474 bundles of fodder; picked ia
pounds Of cotton; helped pull I
wagon loads of corn; dug ii bush
els of potatoes; totcd 81 buckets Of
water; put up Z stoves; was dog
bit 4 times; watch broken by baby,
cost s3 to have repaired.
"Loaned out 3 barrels of -four;
so bushels of meal; $50 pounds of
bacon;, 81 pounds of butter; l 2 doz-
ell eggs; 3 umbrellas; l3 load pen
ellis; | Bible dictionary; l moving
blade; 2 hoes; l overcoat;.. 5 boxes
paper collars s-nonc OF which have
been returned.
"Called my opponent pcram-
bulating liar-doctor's bill $40.
Had five arguments with my wife
result: One flower vase smashed;
dish of hash knocked off the
table; l shirt bosom ruined; l broom
handle broken; 2 handful of whis-
kers pulled out; 10 cents worth of
sticking plaster bought. Besides
spending $1,73S."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
AN ORDINANCE

Z Ordinance to Prevent the Sale by
Licensed Druggists or any other per-
ons or hrms OF any preparation or
ompound, which may be used as a
leverage and which is intoxicating in
IS character, without written pre-.
crlPtion Of a Physician.
BE it ordained by the Mayor and Alder.
"A of the town of Bennct,sville in Ceun
assembled
hat hereafter it shall be unlawful for
License Druggist or other person or
m within tn, co p rate limit Of tho town
ell within said limits any preparation
'ompound under any name form or di.
't, which may be used as beverage.
ii;h Ia int oxicating in its character, with
written prescription from some rcpu-
physician, that the party desiring to
base same needs it for medicinal pur
and any Druggist or other person or
, violating this Ordinance shall be pun.
.cl by fine not exceeding One Hundred
ii.rs o: imprisonment not exceeding
ny days.
>nc and ratified in Council this esth
y 2f Maich, A. D. 1904.
=. A. HODGES, MAYOR
1cLAURIN, Clerk and Treasurer.
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HOW TO SAVE

sometime you save money by keep
iug t. And somclim you can save
by ) lending it. There are hundreds
" Instances i'll our store where you
can ave i'll buying.
Strauss & Go.
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From all appearances We will get rain
soon. which is greatly needed will
have to close my lew scattering thoughts
tor tear this'%ill reach the Waste basket.
and will try and give you more inter-
esting letter next time.
Very Respectfully.
.E. w. G..
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F r County Supervisor.

hereby announce myself candidate
or the office of County Supervisor, subject
70 the action OF the Democratic primary
: lcdging myself to able the result of the
r'mc, and to support the nominees of said
Urinary election
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
Fer ShariH.

/ hereby announce myself as candidate
ipr Office Of Sheriff of Marlboro County
. the coming Primary Election. pledge
lyself to abide by the result of ead Pri-
nary Election and to support the nominees
Il the same
April 18th 1864. j. f ROGERS.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29

THE NEW STRAW HATS
For men, boys. and children are here
The kind where you pay for value,
aud not for name.
STRAUSS & Co.
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Makes A Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like dol
thoroughly. OF ali the salve
heard OF, Buckien's Arnica
best. lt'sweeps away and {
Sores. Bruises, Cuts. BoiIs, i
Erup'ions and Piles. on,
guaranteed TO give satisiacti
Douglas, Druggist. =, ~
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NOMINATIONS.
For Clerk of Court.

hereby announce myself candidate
For re-clection to the cflico of Clerk oI
Court FOR Marlboro County. South Caro-
Ina, subject to this rules Of the Dem
ufatic Primary, and pledge mysolf to sup
port .the:pominess thereof.
.,s.. JAS. A. DRAKE.
April 25th, 1924
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THE ii: IL THREE.
By,,L. NJ. Montgomery.


One walked the. ways Of other men men, Y
And snbtly ben, his deed and will
10 match the worlds opinion still,
i,utting his Conscience by, and then
The world accorded high estate.
Hailing him great.
One sought in ways of solitude
70 1.-Two his ways in harmony
With good. and keep his spirit FREQ,
Y stirred by outward fret aud feu |,
md he, so beautiful HIS days,
Won the worlds praise.
a one amid the jos'Iing crowd
nfmuoh temptation stanchly wrought.
lEeeping his independent thought.
.lo!dipg his own with. soul unb)weh.
The world, with understanding cried,
BE thou our guide"
bon'tYou Love FlowersY
# so, and you want some pretty
po;s Of all Sizes iii Which to place
.leh,' call at tie Hardware store
aid.you can be suited.
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Citation For Letters of Admin
STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
COUNTY OF MARLDoR

TKTmEREAs James A. Drake.
Wv Court has made suit to me
unio him Letters OF Administraii,
estate and effects Of j. j. Bennett
These are therefore to cite and d
his all and singular the kindred a Ii,
i!ors Of the said j. j. Bennett, d 4,
that they be and appear before IL
Court OF Probate to be held at B,
vile on The 10Th day of May, 100
afcr publication hereof. at ii o'c
the forenoon, to show cause, ifar
have. why the said administration
not be granted,
Given undel my hand, this Isl
April Ammo, Domim, 1901.
MILTON 'McLAURI.
April z, 1904. Judge Of, Pro
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
sW- 200 Pair Boys Knee
Pants zoe to Is. :.
at G.. B. Crosland's
Down in GeOrSia.

Say, boys, you who are candi-
dates; how is this as bill of cam
paign expenses for Georgia Office
seeker?
"Lost 4 months and 33 days
canvassing; 1913 hours of think
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
eB Fresh oat Meal
or two fol' 25c at
Claude NJ
Elnwnral Eln

FlOwersl FlOwt
Mrs Jno S. Moore b.
lot of Geraniums, Z
Ferns, Palms. and othe
well rooted, that she Il
sell Cuttings. 25c per G
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
MEMS CLOTHS

We teach the lay mind
cnce between amatuerisl
and the work that is r,
titled TO be called "custora
We illustrate it iii every 81
A perfect fit is .guarante
to-date clothing. +. Call or
STRA
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full line Of II j. Heinzs Co.
! 4klesr Preserves, Ketchups, Sau-
2eS, Iellics &c. at
.. w. M. Rowe's.
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= See our late things in
MdIes Neck Wear. at
G. B. CroSland's s
+ ESTSPKING DRESS GOODS

{, 4 EST SPRING DRESS GOODS
looping out Of cases from their
lreien notes. Richest weavos and
vciitst patterns Of the old world.
'ns wonder is how can cotton and
iE ns so cunr ing y wove. So daintily
! st. and SO modest priced. a will
cYnpss Of novel effects awaits you.
leasure 10 show you goods.
STRAUSS q Co.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29

"Did you hear what Whimp
toms little boy said when they
showed him the twinsn'
mo. What was itr' :.
"He said, 'There! Mama S
been gettin' bargains again"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
Up to-date line Of Ladies
Shirt Waist Suits at the.
q. B. Crosland Co.

Brown thought you were a
vegetarian, but | hear you eat
mutton.
Robinson-I am not a bigo.
ted vegetarian. | only eat meat
Of such animals as live on veg
etable food. Stray Stories.
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hereby announce myself candidate
or the office OF Sheriff of Marlboro county.
ubjcct TO the action of the Democratic
srinary, and pledge myself to abide the
'esult thereof and to support the nominees
pf the same.
JAS L. MCGILvRAY.
April 5fh 1901
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
ArRIL TERM,

Our report closed last with the
trial of Green franklin, colorcd,
for the killing of Jack Wamble, col
orcd. Mcssrs Dudley and Wait
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.

We sell musical inst umcnts of
every description, make a speciality
OF pianos and organs f thinking of
making a purchase. it will pay you to
getour prices and terms. We exchan ce
for old instruments.
Strauss ~ Co.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29

Good humor is a medicine that
is not carried in g doctors case,
but can effect more cures than
any drug.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29

STATE OF SOUTH CAR
Z. County of. arfb6ro-B
MeLaurin, Judge. of Prob
WHEREAS, chns. s. Nc.
w made suit to me to gran
Letters Of Administration of IA
Of and Effect Of Alexander Bas
ed.
These are therefore to cite an
l,h.all and singular the kintrcd a
itors Of the said Alexander I}as
ed, that they he and appear b
in. the Court Of Probate 10 he
Bcnnetisvillt, S. c.. on the: l0t
1904 after publication thcrco
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
any they haze. why the said
tra'ion should not be granted.
Given under my hand. the 20
April Anno Domini 1904.
MILTON McLAUl
April 2S. 1901. Judge of L
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29

@- 80 Serge Goats, g i and Vests
in Longs, Bfottts;FaHd Regulars.
at the q. B. 'Crosland Co.
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,87 Seed Irish Potat.
M, .Rowe's .;,;:f!.:3,s..
Make Your Hens Lay.

Call on Douglas Jennin
b cFsorap, beef neal, or
and clover meal. Your he
when they feed OH these
inccrs.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-29

New Line Embroideries and
Laces. at the
G. B. Crosland Co. =
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hereby hihnouncesmyself as can
tldate for the Office of. Clerk of Court
for Marlboro C,unty, subject to the
niles and regulations governing the
Democratic Primary Ell ction.
LEWIS NJ. COvINGTON.
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1G@ 100 two piece Flannels
Suits for Gents 81 Boys. at the
G. B. CrOSland Co
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SPECIAL MOTTO
WAYING secured, the Sc
G3 good man, I am prep;
down and pull up pumps. s
guaranteed. Orders left at ei
ware. store will be promptly att
mch -. 1903. u. g.. h
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FOR SALE 2

A Bicycle ;6;1lii fo9 q lady
color Black OF Blue. w
wheels:ahtP rubber tires
S.. j. Pc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02
JAPANESE PIERCE RUSSIAN LINE:
BELIEVE KUROPATKIN IS ROUTED

fEh' continued unabatct. Tho japanese
held ;he!r positions.
The left column OF the center va, ,1s-
orously engaged from Wednesday morning
throughout the day. bu; It's efforts 10 dis
lodge the Russians failed
Ths rich; column OF tho LEI, wing re-
suined tho stack "Wednesday morning
Several assaults proved futile. md the
japanese troops wor. beaten back finally.
Eeing re-enforceG they again advanced
and secured a position at noon on an emil
nence southwest OF Hsinlintun. This
ground proved 20 be an advantageous
point from which a final and effective
charge vas delivered at dawn Thursday.
bringing the first victory.
Tie cenie. column. after repuls'nE tho
Russians ia n nisht attack. pressed the
Russians against the railway with por-
ton % tho Icft column. and succeeded in
r..ulsing a scrles OF assaults.
The Russisn. continued 20 hold an emil
nenc. west OF Shouslianpao and cenec all
Efforts TO GIflods. them. Tho eminencs
was finally tahen by storm Thursday
morning.
The .ntiro Left wing. with Nil SIS force.
continued against tho Russian Hne
throughout Wednesday. Al O'Clock IN
IN. afternoon a force Of Ris-ians appeared
i've miles northwest OF Shoushanpao. The
japanese reserves attacked H.
Late Wednesday night a telegram was
Dispatched 20 the General stan at Toxic.
saving that the left wing. with all i,s guns
would renew the attack and sf,erwird
charge asain-, tho .n.my's position
Toxic ring. with shouts and cheers fof
the victory ut Li,o- Yang
Iau.err-hesring crowds swing through
tho streets and surge around the STAN
Offices shouting "Banzai.'
II IL Confidently belisTef that Fieid Mar
shnI oyau.a viii press the pursuit with
I.sf,ars'e vicYr and infict on General
KuIouatkin the most crushing blow possi,
~. I. r. believed tina: his trophies riil
rr0va valuable IL Is the opinion here that
.te Russiarg weTe not able 10 carry inany
guns with them and that they were forced
e. abandon or destroy vas; quantities OF
stores.
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Toxic. Sept !. : p. nat dsybr.nk To-
day the JaraneSe army on the left de-
livered ferc. and successful assault
against the heights 20 the west OF Hsin-
Lintun. and the high ground TO tic west
OF Shourhanpso.
/: pierced tho Russian line. and prob
ably later forced IN. retirement; ot the
Russian troops from their position on the
right and center Marquis Oyarna tel--
graphs that his losses IN these assaults
were heavy.
IL f. believed hero that General Kuro-
patkin has been Hweepingly defeated and
that the pOss.sssiOn O: Lao Yang is a
matter of hours.
General Kurokrs ca.ual,i., from Au-
gust 81 TO August % amounted 90 :.Zs5.
The other casualties have not been re-
ported
DE5PERaTE CHARACTER
OF FIGHTING IS SHOWN.
Additional details OF the fighting AZ LAO
Yang which ar. arriving here clearly In
cica's fits der,ern,e character.
The japanese have changed the method
OF numbering their armies since their
union. calling General RIrokrr army the
right. general SodIus the center and
General oku'r the left
portion OF tho left column Of .h- right
wing after dislodFins the Rursian. occu-
pyinE an sminence north Of Hsucriakou
toward evening on Angus. 20. was exposed
to n violent attack By the re-enforc~i Rus
SLAMS. and retired during tho night 90
ridge south OF H,lnh!skou. whers they
held their position The Russians pre-
pared TO follow Up their attack. but Do
sisted.
Tn. right and center OF the r:sh. wing
with i.s main strength commenced
movement at II o'clock on the night OF
August N. crossing the Taitse River near
Li"ntaovan and advanced 90 Lord H1nng
kufen. IL ~ Anticipated that II occupied
a lIne extending from Hanjslazui 20
Trua;uo. but details Of the movement have
no: been reported.
The Russian artillery FIRE against tho
right column ~ the Jsparsce center
abaied somewhat yesterday. The infantry
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81 rosd..sr.' = ard ~. ever Is. hands. FIR
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and carrie. 3 =. Colliso1. Winfsor; No; tn:.o.
81 Bird and Be's. j. " Nelson. Garden CITY
Pair n.-.s or ceilings. IS and not ov.r .
han:' park rorkmfin, 81 len e, s ssMss:
shsii Bro, Company: ,hird. ssa 8. p. colison.
winttor. No.
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Meeting Of Five Organizations
Officers To-Day Expected TO
Be Important.
BUTCHERS GIVE INVITATION.
Scarcity Of Food and "Rent Day"
Cause Much Suffering Among
Families OF the Idle
Men.


Chicngo. Srp'. l-To-nofrow the Tepr~
sentatives OF fyo OF the leading railroad
o,r,,t,,,Io,s q, .bs country utiI q. IN IN.
" ,.,. ,,,,..
city tn CONFER with ffes!1ent DohneiJ
and other officials 81 the butcher un!on
r.~,,dt,x Oh. .dvtsih,ii,v n, measure. q,
-.
rexef Tor tie men now OUT AZ the MOCK
yards
Tb. o,pap,za,ion IA Il. r,presen;ef at
,,,t-,
the meeting are: The order OF Kaii""y
Conductors. the brotherhood OF Railway
,..t., p-,,,,.h,,d n, Ioro.no;lvo
Engineers. brotherhood OF L'con0u'o
Fireman md Swift hmeu's Union.
:, - .-..,..,x.,t,,. h.y.
mo oincefs VI ines" VI
not given the strikers any ASSURANCE 'h'I'
they will favor . ,ynuathe,lc strike. but
=, -. 80 e.. ,,
arc sHlpiy cohihs IN f''pohse "
yitztion OF tho officers of tho butchers
,,u,on vho will ,.pIaIn 10 them The situa-
-, - 49,, ,.,,,.-.. .,.,1,,t,, .,d
''o'i' 'Toih inc h"'A''9 "''
The members q. tho Switchmen's Union
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Wife Of Former Mayor Of Web
ster Groves Alleges
IndignitieA
MAKES REQUEST FOR ALIM0NY
Charges That Architect Threw a
Napkin in Her Face-Hus
band Says That State
ments Are False.

Thomas c. Young. former Mayor q
Webster Groves and one Of the most prom
inent architects in ST. Louis. IL defendant
to divorce proceedings Instituted by his
wife. Ruth Young. IN tho Clayton Circuit
Court. The suit was filed late Wednesday
afternoon and the vri, Of summons -
sued TO tho Sheriff yesterday.
Mrs. Young ailege, her husband made
her condition intoierabls and recites an IN
c.dcnt that occurred March 6. 1904. a. the
GROWING indiGnity. when. she soys. he
threw u napkin in her face and ordered
her and their child out Of their house IN
Webster Groves
With coliness ana contempt she asssrtA
she was treated by her husband In the
presence OF their children and servants.
She slso alleges that he applied abusive
epithets and frequently refused to speak
TO her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young were married June
9. 1857. and separated March s. 1904. They
have three children. Dorothy. Ruth and
Marjorie. aged IS. IS and q years. ~
spectiveiy. Trio couple are well known In
Webster Groves and So. Louis society cir
cles
Mrs. Young alleges that her husband
owns real and personal estate Of the vafus
OF s-5.oo. and that he has an annual In
come Of 5000. Out OF this she asks that
allowance be made for alimony for the
supper. OF herself and children. She n at
present visiting friends in Muskegon Coun-
ty. Michigan.
Young refused TO discuss his wifs'D
charges yesterday afternoon further than
to declare that they were false. He re-
signed his position Of Mayor Of Webster
Groves about the time the napkin Incl.
dent n alleged 70 have occurred.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

Chesoo. Sept. 1-severe fighting occurred
at Port Arthur August q. when the jap
anese. moving from Satisfying. attempt
81 IN capture PaiunPshan. which IL south
Of Shuishiyinz and west % the railroad
The japanese made two assaults between
4 and s o'clocI; in the morning. They were
repulsed both times.
prisoner. subsequently, taken. places
their loss at i.cis killed End wounded. For
one hour afterwards SHELLS were thrown
from Shuishiying into Port Arthur.
The above Information was brought here
BY n Chinese. who speaks excellent Rus
sian. and who was employed nj the police
station in Port Arthur. which place he
left on tho evening Of August -. He adds
that W 20 his departure no further attack