davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-30

ende nara Roxbury, Ky, trott
made forliden vecka pa sin hustru
och Byte bort henne till sin
granne !. Samuels mot EFT klaver
vardt omkring IS cents Hustrun
protesterade mot denna transak-
ton, men da band Samuels hen
ne till handler och fotter och
Iorde henne till slit hem / en-
vagn. Haritran lyckades hustrun
smart rymma och uttog sedan
haktningsorder mot de bada
mannen. Fru Bsasley ar nu
oinskrankt harskarinna i slit
fora hem.
Meyer slaf hos en- meyer. Hos
Observation-Disclosures i Georgia
har en- meyer, Robert Christopher
i Clarke coun y, namda stat,
anhallit ON att b ifva befriad fran
Diet slafveri. hvari han pastar sig
hallas af sin halfbroder George
Christopher. Denne beskylles
for att tvinga den FORE till arbe
tie utan att gifva honom den rim
caste ersattning derfor.
Belonad valvilja. Notebook
foraren II. Bond i Nashville.
Tenn. tog for fyra ar sedan ward
ON en- aldre here, som rakat
falla o mkull pa gangbanan utan-
for Diet hotel, der Bond arbeta-
de och lila skada sig. Sasom
beloning for denna valviIja fck
Bond i tisdags fIan den gamle
herrn mottaga EFT BRET, SON in
neholl en- embarrassing aIo, 900
dollars, Brefvet var atsandt
fran Evansville, Ind,
Stormfonster. och. Stormdorrar
hos Spalding, oradhandlaren.
Malaretarger och all slags ma
larematerial6nnes pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Man ar nu i fard med forbere-
delserna till den forsta afrattning
som egt rum i staten Iowa pa
manga ar, De ar negern Joseph
c. Smith i Fort Mad son, som
skall stracka halls den 80 deem
Der.
Smith ar en- ung meyer, som
loljde sin gamla karesta fran Vir
ginia till Iowa Hennes namn
var Ida Canady. och hon hade i
Buxton gift sig med grufar5etaren
Can ady, med hvilken hon lefde
lyckligt.
D3 Smith kom till Buxton, der
han hck arbete, inlogerade han sig
hos smakarne Canady. Canady
blef emellertid smart svartSjuk
pa boardaren .emedan denne gjort
de ALT for att forfora hans hustru
En- morgon steg ban upp tidig-
och borjade en- ordvexling med
Mrs Canady ON sin frukost, hvar
pa han gick ut och hemtade sin
bossa, hvarmed han skot henne
till dods. Han bekande O.. domdes
till OGDEN af domare Roberts i
Ottumwa, och da han hvarken
begagnat sig at sin raft att vadja
till hogsta domstolen eller ingif-
Wit ansokan ON benadning, kom
mer han att blifva hangd den so
december.
bet ar sallan man finner en-
qyinna som fripassagerare pa
nagon at Atlanterbatarne, men
under La Lorraines'' sista resa
till New York, upptacktes en- So
dan. Hennes MANN ar Marie
Jeanne Carof fran Bretagne Hon
ar 65 ar gammal och krympling
och naoe j Havre smugit sig ON
bord pa fartyget och CONT sig i
lasten och u~pptacktes forst sedan
angaren varit EFT dygn till sjos.
Pa grund af hennes alder och
svaghet tvangs hon 81 att arbeta
under ofverresau och fek slit
underhall af skeppets officerare.
Hon onskade iesa till sin nevo
som Dor vid Scranton och ofta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Governor Aycock Instructs Call
Of the Military if Necessary
to Gain Possession.
RECEIVERS RETIRE UNDER
CONSTRUCTIVE FORCE
Judge Purnell Requests Counsel
to Argue Questions Of Juris-
diction and They Refuse.
Habeas Corpus Proceed
ings in Contempt Cases
Before Judge Connor.
(specIal 10 Yhe Times-Dispatch.) )

Especial to Yhe Times Dispatch.)
RALEIGH. N. c., June 2.-The latest
turn in the contempt case against
Joscphus Daniels. editor OF the News
and Observer, Is an ordcr tonight made
by Judge Purneu, setting out that it
having been represented to the court that
the United States Supreme Court has
Just reversed former decisions of that
court. that decisions In contempt cases
are not renewable. and there being q
question OF Jurisdiction in the case
against Daniels, 1t Is ordered that ap-
piication heretofore prayed is allowed.
and the respondent relieved from Gus
4tody OF the United States marshal on
his perfecti1g the appeal.
This order came after adyices had been
received here that Judge Pritchard had
at Alexandria, Va. issued writ OF
jhabeas corpus. and would be here at 3
O'Clock to- morrow to hear the case.
Mr.. Daniels said to- night that ne has
nothing to say regarding the order, that
his counsel are in consultat tion, but g de-
Sclsion will hardly be 4 reached before
Judge Pritchard arrivess to- morrow. Il
II ii 5 re fuses to pay the i.re and. seems
inclined to persist in his,S&s5sa pi.oal to
Pritchard for habeas corpus. s3sSs
d He Is still doing editorial work IN
room no % In. the Marlborough. and re-
ceives many callers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
TWELVE KILLED
in ENGAGEMENT
General Wade Sends List Of
\ Those Killed and Wounded
in Philippines on May 9th.
.(By Associated Press.)

Il D. . I Ii
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2-Ma1or
General Ainsworth, the military secre-
tary, to-day received from General WADE
commanding the division OF the Phll1p-
'pInes. a cable report Of the recent attack
upon American troops In Mindanao. The
following is an extract from the d's-
patch: ,oo,
Major General Wood returned May ootll
from an expedition 10 Lake Liguasan.
The remains of officers and men killed
in action May 9th We're brought to Cot
tabato and Inferred. ATS outfit small
gaggregation of outlaws, are now IN hid
Ing, and will be pursued until captured
and destroyed No disturbances what
ever In Cottabato Valley. No casualties
IN expedition. Following is a complete list
OF casualties among enlisted men May
9Th: Il va.
Killed-George Wachter, Ewing Quillen.
Benjamin B. Nolde, Ebert w. OSBORN
Martin Einert Amos j. Gillian, Owen
Hughes, William Luitjens, John O'Con'
nors, Leonard G. Smith, William "a.
Wallam, Charley Cole, Frank @. Merl-
dith; last named having transferred from
Company r., Seventeenth infantry.
Wounded-Thomas Fl Beckett, George
r. Humphreys,tHe Henry ID. shaddeau, John
IN, Farmhouse, lFrancls M. DAVIS, lohn
f. Delonge. All wounded are doing
we'll as
These men belonged to Company y,
Seventeenth infantry. fE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
FOUND DIAMONDS
IN FERTILIZERS
"A Farmer Discovers Precious
Stones Valued at More Than
Ten Thousand Dollars.
(By Associated Press,)

CHARLESTON, s., c., June 2,-The
finding OF large number W diamonds
In field near Lucama. N, G.. has
caused considerable stir thereabout. An
Atlantic Coast Line passenger conductor,
who runs on the Short Gut past Lu caWa,
says that the value of the diamonds found
is moro than $4,000 When the southbound
W,st indian mail ran into some box
cars at Lucama o. carload of fertilizer
was wrecked. The mail was thrown on
top Of the fertilizer car and was burned.
irhe next day the company sold the fer
t.llGer to a farmer nearby. and he hauled
1t ont to his farm and scattered It in
Ills field When IT was being distributed
tho hands picked up several pretty dia-
imonds, which they took to be pieces OF
glass. The farmer Immediately. began
q careful search of the field and soon
recovered $1,000 worth of diamonds which
was subsequently, inc'ssased by @,hfs
worth.
AS soon as the news spread people
fron, all the neighboPing sections came
and Joined In the search and tho result
was his entire crop had to be replanted,
Tho conductor says he has seen several
Of the diamonds. and that they arc un-
doubtedly genuine. Nothing has been
heard from ahe actual owners OF the
dialEeads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
THEY DRAW COLOR
line AT ST. LOUIS
Restaurants at Worlds Fair Dis
play Anti-Negro Signs-Presi-
dent Frances Acts.
Especial to The Times-pispatch.>


ST. LOUIS. MO-, June 2,-Presldent
FrancIs and the other officials Of the
Worlds Fair were greatly disturbed to-
day by a color line which has been
drawn firmly through the exposition
They are seriously considering the con-
struction of small building for the
reception of negroes and the employ
ment of Anna NJ. Curtis, colored wo-
man of education and address, as It's
hostess.
Worlds Fair restaurants are display
ing anti-negro signs, A prominent negro
to-day complained to the Worlds Fair
officials that pike restaurant haa just
posted conspicuously q pig sign lnscrlped'
$'.No colored people served In this res
Another complaint WAS received from
marty OF negroes who had been refused
permission 10 drop cent IN the slot,
as white people do, for = glass OF fresh
water. When questioned, the Water COM
pany officials stated that they could not
sell water to colored people without ruin
ing their trade with white people, An
axposition oflcial to-day suggested that
negroes bs served from specsa a. tsnKs and
ElasseA IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
North Carolina.

Tho Robeson county contempt cases
argued under habeas corpus proGeed'nsss
Raleigh-Edltor Josephus Daniels re-,
pending ,saif the the hearing Of the case before
Judge Pritchard. Of the = United n , st states To-
he will not pay the fne---As soon as the
$4,000 is accepted In the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad case Governor
sets State authority in action; sinstructs
the sheriff to put the receivers, Meares
and McBee, out. and instructs him to call
Tor Tor military il needed i5
General.
News from st. Petersburg says that
Port Arthur y nov n11mPrsEnhablef and
take It BY direct assault; fortiileathions hon $
given free hand BY Gar to. act g on ! bis, bis
Thousand land In Taku Shan---Rus slams
send submarine boats to- Vadiyostok 70
be used against Japs at that point;n-fMo point no
ssfffa1 viii not a bs aurprssd i yrgiaia 1oiio%s
fpxsmRRe 81 aforEs srie m
ments At Tangier-Mar'Ieittas sails eIs. for
ebafs az e se es fr
at Philadelphia how.-General Wade ,s,a
sth---TelleF Of bank IN New Haven de- g.
faults and makss Y
Crisis In strike situation ct Hanging n I;
Rock is expected after soldiers eItefs 9 e ta
capture of leader of strike forces---Slhte 9
Arbitration Board confers with company,Ss ), : :
officials concerning mediatlonI,.-Nottsn :, tsi,
Thousand thousand dollars worth Of fdtamonds y IN
fertilizers Manager of Armour ! pafks his
f Ing Company's plant at omaha taxes s anin iis
own life-Trolley car accident II ONO
Kills six and in}Mres twelve t,e,p peTisoddssad iR dead
lock and are unable to nominate their nell
Govern or-Baltlmore bank CLERK; y
charged with embezzlement, Us arre4ssSu rr4,e,.
--Washington bookkeeper skips-.-5H Hnn' 2nll
passett Moore addresses Arbltr,atson , co,n- ouI,-
tries---Travis, the American g9lierhs h,,r ae-
feats champion BriflsheramsiaplhSNHerwS oas - Nav
port News to be painted, and not repairs,a 4! a g
-yirgnia postmasters haye y stafs tass neai satt
Philadelphia and siayers are lpnkno,wN------ m
July cotton makes sensational break
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
3WOULD.BE ANARCHIST
FOUND TO BE INSANE

CHICAGO, June 2.-Abel Gabinlska,
under arrest as an anarchist plotter, with
designs against the lives of Mayor Har-
rison, Honore Palmer and other notables
was to-day declared by Police Inspector
shinpy to he merely half -crazed junk
dealer. from st. Louis, The prisoner. un-
kempt under-szed and apparently half
wttted was given a searching examina-
ton by the Inspector.
AZ the result, the Inspector said Cab
inIska would be sent to the detention hos
'pital for mental examination.
Hes no anarchist" said the inspec'
tor. "He's probbaly degenerate. am
satisfied that he was not sent by any so.
ciety or order to kill the mayor or any
one ese,'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
I Pritchard Grants Writ.
frv Associated Press.) Il

t # (By Associated PresS.l
WASHINGTON, June 2.--Judge u q.
Pritchard. OF the Fourth United States
Circuit Court, to-day granted g temporary
writ Of habeas corpus. ordering the re-
lease on bail OF Jusephus Daniels. pres
ldent Of the Raleigh IN. O. News and
Observer, who has been held in contempt
Of court by Judge Purnell OF the Federal
Court. Attorneys for Daniels presented
their petition and affidavit In the case
at the home Of Judge Pritchard in this
city. Judge Pritchard declined to sign
the writ In Washington, which Is out OF
his Jurisdiction. Accompanied by the at
torneys he went to Alexandria. Va. where
the writ was signed. He will hear argu-
ments In the case at Raleigh Tomorrow,
and Will then give his final decision.
4 Former Governor T. J. Jarvis, OF
Greenv!lle, and Robert T. Gray and
James II. Pou, Of Raleigh, who came
to Washington to represent Daniels. re7
ceived telegram to-day from Governor
SAycock stating that Judge PurneH has
approved the bond rendered by the AT.
lantic and North Carolina Railroad, and
that the receivers which were named by
the court were ousted. This action Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
General stoesscl Has Force Of
Twenty Thousand at the
Stronghold.
.KUROPATKIN NOW
GIVEN A FREE HAND
Gar Will Allow Commander to
Act on His Judgment-Be-
licved That He Will Refuse
to Give Fight for Present.
Russians Send Subma-
rines to Vladivostok.

(Spccial Cable to The Times-D Dispatch.)
ST. PETERSBURG, June ait Is said
that the friends Of Kuropatkin are once
moro In the ascendant at court and that
the Czar has decided to give the RUS
sian commander a free hand In the deal-
ing with the situation there. It has been
common talk that much apparent inde-
clslon on the part OF the forces in the
field has been due to Interference from
here. Before Kuropatkin started for the
front, he Indicated that 1t might be ne
cessary to retire to Hardin or may be to
take Baikal In order to get the army
into shape when 1t would be possible to
ioyerwhelm the Japanese. 30 Tar as the
military situation Is concerned, there has
been nothing which tends to change this
view. On the contrary there is much to
confirm It.
While 1t Is naturally calling TO RUS
sian pride to have to withdraw In face
of the enemy, and after having suffered
defeat, the best military opinion here y
that tho wisest thing for Kuropatkin to
do Is to refuse to fight for the present
Even with the remarkable lighting
qualities shown by the Japanese troops
so Tar, it 4 Is not bell eyed possible for
Port Arthur to be- .tak ta ken By direct as; as
ssauls. IN y. e e
General stoessel has sonnethtng like
20. 900 men, besides the sailors. with CONE
plete supplies and ammunit ion. This force
Will enable him to fully man all the
Qualifications with an ample reserve to
sill up the gaps caused by casualties. sg
6 The Qualifications are 81 as strong a1
modern weapons can make 1t. Accord
Ing to all military standards, Port Ar
thur Is saimpregnable against and human
enemy as 1t Is prov!sioned for long
.seige. Russian military men feel sure that
before the Japanese can possibly take ~.
Kuroratkin can, II he avoids the risk
OF defeat by an overwhelming force. 50
strengthen his army as to be able to
drive the Japanese out OF Manchuria and
relieve General stoeerel. SO far as re-
ports here are concerned, there has been
no serious fighting either in Manchuria
or on the Kreautsng Peninsula, for the
past day or two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
RTIH.DAY OF
JEFF. DAVIS
Will be Observed Throughout
Virginia To-day as a State
Holiday.
EXERCISES E:;,,l AT LEE CAMP.
Crosses of Hono to be Presented
to the Veterails-Prize to
High School Essayist.

Throughout Virginia to-day the birth
day OF Jefferson Davis. first and only
president OF the Confed eracy will be OBJ
served as a State holiday. according to an
act OF the General Assembly approved
March Z. 1900. II. 4 II
IN Richmond, there will be no general
celebration beyond that represented by
the closing OF all the State offices, which
will suspend at noon. The nag on the
Capitol building will be raised in honor
Of the event. The public schools and the
majority OF the private schools will be
closed and tho children will enjoy q holi-
day. ii5- es "a
Exercises at Camp.
1hs most notable feature Of the day
will be the exercises at Lee Camp to-
night. when the Daughters Of the Con-
federacy will present crosses OF honor to
the members OF Lee Camp, Pickett Camp
and Ashland Camp. and all non members
who made application before May 18th:
An interesting feature will be the award
of a prize of $40 in gold to the High
School pupil presenting the best essay
mon the Life and Character Of Jeffer-
son Davis" The announcement and award
Will be made by Judge George Z. Chris.
tian, m Grand Commander of the Grand
Camp of Virginia. who will read the prize
ESSAY. The music viii be in charge o.
Mr.. Walter C. Mercer. who will have viii
him his trained chorus Of High schoo
pupils. The exercises will begin at s:a'
8 clock and will be open to the public.
Veterans Honored.
Among those who will receive the
crosses of honor will be the following
Lee and Pickett Camp and non-members
G. g. Atkinson, NJ. 8, Brown. Thoma!
Byrn, Frank Bunpass, William II
Brownell, r. e. Bourne. J. Fl. Brewer
CYRUS Bossieux, John A. Curtis, ]. B
Click, i. w. Cooke. b. D. Clayton, Eu
gene Cherry. T. a. Courtney. George I
Dean, William H. Dean, William Estes
10. A. Francis. ]. G. Gregory, J. g. Gil
liam, L. s. Goodman. John w, Gordon
Fl. #. Govaman. A. g. iill, e: ~ y
| Haynes, j. Percy Halves. j. /. ldall
J, a. Hillsman, Robert McC. Jones, +. 4
Johnson, G.. W. Kent. j. a. Lipscomn
Allen Lyon, J. w. Lipsy. 7, r. Mathews
M. "A. Miller. P. II. Mayo, W.. a
| Mitchell, William McComb, ]. ", over
ion, James A. Otey, ]. w Puryear, ~
3, Perkinson, w. l.. Parsons. Ihomas
Richardson, M, r, Rider W.T., Robert
/
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
TROOPS TO PORT ARTHUR.
Russians Sending Reinforcements
to4Aid Those at Their
Stronghold.
Stronghold.
(By Associated Press,

LONDON. Juno 3.-Telegrams from dif-
ferent points seem to confirm the rumors
that General Kuropatkin is attempting q
diversion in the direction OF Port Arthur,
Russian reinforcements, according to
dispatch from Tein Tsin. are moving
southward from Kaiping towards War
angtien. under General Stalkenburg.
They comprise battery OF artillery four
Siberian regiments and q company. OF OF
cossacks. aggregating 10000 men. An
other brigade is following, the Intention
being to engaged the Japanese now at
tacking Port Arthur In their rear.
The Standards correspondent at Ieln
Tsln, sending the same news, says:
"The Russian force IN the enga gemen1
at wafangtein. May 3Oth, is supposed &C
have been formed Of four siperlan reg. s,,
Ta chichiao, May 2Sth. being the first
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
SUBMARINES BUILDING
AT NEWPORT NEWS

Especial to The Times Dispatch,?, l.
was off,cially admitted to-day that the
Newport News shlphuilding and Dry
Dock Company IS building five submarine
torpedo boats for the Lake Company. OF
Bridgeport. Conn.
Only the hulls are being constructed
here, and the inventor himself will have
them equipped. The little vessels VIII
be completed in less than five months.
The amount OF the contract cannot be
learned. II 4: q, ssy3 \
"a The boats arc Of the type OF the pro.
tector. which had a sucoessful trial of
Old Point two years q co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
VIRGINlANs WILL GRADUATE
In NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
BOSTON, MASS, June 2.--Anong the
students who will receive the bachelor
of arts degree at Brown University June
18th is Edward Staples Smith, Of Crozet,
Va.
frank r. Trigg, Jr., Of Lynchburs,
Va. was one of those who received the
precious sheepskin at the Boston Uni
ters,ty commencement to-day. confer
ring upon him the degree OF bachelor Of
m,edichne from the Boston Medical
School. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
SIX Die IN
SMASH-UP
Trolley Accident Kills Them and
Badly Injuries Twelve
Persons.
RAN INTO FREIGHT Re: CAR
Cause OF Wreck Cannot be De
termined-Ali Of the Dead
Are Men.
RAN INTO FREIGHT CAR.
lBy AssocIated Press. Z

rs l. Il
NoRWALn. O., June Fin the most
Lake Shore Electric Railway. six persons
were killed and dozen or more others
badly hurt late this afternoon as the re-
suit OF IL collision between an east bound
fast electric passenger car and a. west
bound freight '.s car, 3nt Wells Corners q
few miles east OF ftt1,is city. The dead:
CHARLES PECK, Lorain. Ohio.
w. w. SHERWOOD, Garetson, Ohio.
NAT SULLIVAN. an inspectoraof Of safety
appliances for the Interstate Commerce
Commission, Binghamton, N. Y.
q CLARENCE KETCHAAf. L.,rain. Ohio.
RALPH WILLIAMS (colored), Indian
apolis. Ind.
Unidentified man. In his pocket was q
key ring with the name George Judd Tay-
lor. Alliance. Ohio.
First Aid to the Injured.
The accident occurred at a point quite
distant from any immediate means OF
communication and assistance was sent
from Norwalk. where every physician and
nurse in the citywas called TO service and
hurried TO the placl OF the accident on a
special car.
when the injured had been attended
to they were placed on car and brought
to this city. where they now are at the
st. Charles Hotel. the third floor OF
which has been turned into hospital.
All those who were killed were In the
smoking compartment Of the passenger
car and death came Instantly. the bodies
showing no sign Of life when the res
curers went to work after they had re-
covered from the first shock Of the accl-
dent.
The injuries OF several on those nurt ~
are so serious that they may result IA
tally.
known. Superintendent Strellau, OF the
Fremont division OF the road arrived
shortly after the accident and will make
n thorough investigation.
The cars we're the largest type OF sub
urban electric cars and they were smash
ed to pieces. the freight being broken
In two. Both cars were running at high
speed and met in collision atIfull s2esd,
there being no time to slacken the speed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

STREET CAR STRIKE
ON IN HOUSTON, TEXAS
fRv A 5r,sociated PRESS,

n. ~ ~ (ByI ASSOCiuLeu FTesS,I - NO. !,
Il HOUSTON. TEX. June 3-No OF a street
car was moved In Houston to-day me
company has asked the Mayor for pro-
lection and announces that an attempt
will be made Tomorrow to put the sys-
tom into operation. The striking union
men held meetings to-day, at which 1t
was agreed that there should be abso-
lutely no violence or intimidation.
The company has directed that the
strike-breakers who have been in readi-
ness for several days, be at once dis
patched to Houston. and they are ex-
pected soon. Arrangements have been per-
fected to house and feed the new men
in the car barns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
M1l.NIAruRE ALMANAC.
Richmond.

Confederate veterans to receive to.n'gfhs sf1t
from the hands OF the pauEn.ers Sne II uigS }nS
I, school giri to receive prize for best essay
on life and character OF Jefferson DAVIS
--EYre In the First Baptist Church (col-
ored) and police will Investigate cause
closely. damage was small-sta!e te Char. q ,h.
National Convention as a delegate at
iarse-Le gislatLyc committee on =. aa selee, e
tIon OF site for State normal reaches me
city and will hold n meeting this morning
@couple who had such trouble finding
minister to perform marriage E ,, ceremony s, ny
peculiar character In a Henrico family
and several arrests ts--Work began yester-
day towards raising the Pocahontas.1,-
Prominent tobacconists here In connection
with the sale OF the Cameron & Cameron
plant MANCEESTER--Ba at
Leader Hall is n SUCCESS Elite Club
having fine time nt Walker s--Swans-
boros to play the Brown,esAI e ,1a observe oe
a rninIster--Com Owens prepar-
Ing the delinquent license list