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Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16
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NOTICE QEs sMoRrGAGE FORECLOSURE

-r5- SALE.-
Default having been made in the payment Of
the sum OF one hundred and Sixty-hve and
ifty-fiye one hundFedths dollars (sl65 55) inter
s SSf s dRnsigs sum IN tns' q
son and Olna Hanson his wife ,mortgagors to
Prichard- Stone Company V .ecorporation
az sSs aag 81 IS sssass t asS
recorded in the Office of the register of deeds
IN and for the county of Marshall. state Of Min
nesota mes q the "a dey Of Janpary Ax9 ls At
nrnn;aaS That By the, Of said mortgaee it s
whyn due taesmoitefgeeIH aua6ofizeE f. IL 70 c- de-
ctaSe the kAolels lsum secured By said mort
gaeee has elected to declare the I same ned due % and
that there is now claimed and ,declared to he
4af snkaa HoftaeEe At 2h& d9tq &E s6A Of
hundredths dollars See555). and no
action or proceeding having been instituted at
law q Qt1efKlse to xecoxeE tha- -dahtt htt-sessFed
|. Nov therefore. notice is hereby given, that
Fby virtue OF the power sOf safe contained in
said mortgage and pursuant to the statute in
s9sn ease @ se mads , a1d & pf9vided thes mSrt-
ises described in and conveyed by said mort
WE NED and the ' east s9sii one.nalf aaass Of the
secti44 fhmAe5&seven (O in township dne
hundA1 hhA Af6tseven U57) north, of raage
thirty nine (39) west Of the fifth principal mer-
county, state Of Minnesota.
together with the Entertainments and appur-
teQanceS
sherin OF said Marshall county, at the front
door OF the district court house in the cityto of
Warren in said county and state. on the 3bth
day of October A. D. 1905, at eleven o'clockt in
the, forenoon Of said day.. at public wendueI to
the highest bidderfor cash, to pay said debt of
six hundred and siXry-five and ffty-fve dne
hundredths dollars 1866 so and the taxesi il
any on said premises and twenty-five dollars
(S25.OO attorneys fees as stipulated in and tby
said mpF tRag ge7nasase of foreclosure and the
disburthsnts EalaWed by law, subject to re-
demptsonsstsaay vfme within one year fr&m
! DATED september fftf A. B. 1905.
Fargo & Stanton. Prichard-S tone Company,
l~-akttesAesS forn~~5~~. e=sssa-sAr rH0ftg Hgtg"a"
Mortgagee.
Thief River Falls. -
l. e Minnesota }<}r 10 a
DISAPPOINTMENT i
Notice is hereby given that, the sale men
toned Iin the above notice is:postponed Ito
Nov. 81. 1905, at II o'clock. A. M. and that
in all respects save time it will take piacetas
stateds N such sQotice. Dated Oct. 10. 1905.
Effz I r. PR1cHARD-sIoNE Cd
u Aas " Morteaefe-
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GOPHER GOSSIP,

l. 4i19 Ii ~ = 3>p - -, = j
St Paul 1905 tax rate for st
Paul Is 30.61 mills.
St Paul.-Ciausl johnson was found
hanging In the LOTT ola barn. eTas
TT. snelling.-Foft Smelling has been
designated Tassa q d}poti for r3cruits:E2ss Il q
St. Paul. The sfhod enrolment in
creases A33,amakink the total 24.623.
Bemidji.-G Great fcadcity Of woods
men is reported herei extensive log
ging operations pl4nndd.
Mippea apolis.-Dalry and -EoodLCoaa-
missioner Slater urges the passage Of
l8w-.-1'1---'r's.''---''
st, Paul-Charlds Jpy drops dead
from heart failure during fire in his
garage on Minnesota $treet. ,lr -,
Hamline. -Hamlihe university de-
feats the River Falls (Wis.) normal
school football team 50 to 0.
ST. Paul.-Thomds ". Lawson asks
Gov. Johnson to serve pn a committee
to reform life insurance companies.
-rffffssttngs-x1pert P. |Krnm is the
new secretary of the Hastings Com;
mffisrciaT cfub. w. &. King IS steward.
St Paul. J. H{nrylis elected third
vice president Of the International
Brotherhood of Railroad Blacksmiths
and iHelpers.iiG
Minneapolis.-FoH tho first time in
many years all the tfouf mills Of MIN
neapolis are runnink b td their capacity
day and night. ~ s-~a
ST. Paul-Judge Van Devanter holds
In4t 1ne paper trust witnesses cannot
appeal from the order directing them
g. answer questions.
3Bemfdt t.-Six persons have been
sent to the state penitentiary from
Beltrami county as n result Of the last
46r11hl Of 5the district coufE a>~S S9o =
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Probate Notice,

State of Minnesota. County OF Marshall S.
In Probate Court. Special Term. Nov. g.
1905.
H.sss II r. 6Rcssszd 6%assssE e TO eftsts 9feo9sf
On receiving and filing the Petition of Bereth
Aoslet of New Solum. Marshall County. Minn
representing. among other things that Ole j.
Aoslet late of said town OF New SOlum on the
35th day OF January. A. D. 1904. at said town Of
New Solum. died intestate. and being resident
OF this county at the time of his death. leaving
goods chattels and estate within this county
and that the said petitioner is the widow of
said deceased. and praying that administration
QfPaid. estate besto hsrgtSnted
It is ordered. that said petition be heard be-
fore this court on Friday the 1st day of
Dec. A.D. l9O5.a 10 o'clock o. m at the probate
once In Warren. in said county of Marshall
Ordered Further. That notice ~thereoEbe
g1yen tn thedeirS Uf said deceased-aiid to- al
persons interested. by publishing this order
once IN each week for three successive weeks
prior to. said day of hearing. in the WARREN
SHEAF, weekly newspaper printed and pub
ished at Warren. in said County.
Dated at Warren. Mimi, the 9th day of
NQv.. AD. 1905.
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Indictments Returned.

oaBostons :Noy.s 13.-Indictments have
been reported by the grand jury OF
Suffolk a county against Ferdinand yE.
Borges, formerly director and alleged
promote of the :Ubero Plantation COM
pany, and Former Congressman Wills
4liamD. Gwen Of Indiana, ans allegedsas-
sociate of Borges. The heIindictments,
which are Identical, charge that
7Borges and Owen obtained more than
SIS, 600 by fraud from Charles w. Ab-
bott, Edwin 8. childss John M. zLands
ers and Warren r. Page, investors 'ir.
the company: 20 asas f sif'iafsat1z ;sa4
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16
To- Co,arf146artf rtfai, Cadet

Washington New s1ss.a Secretary
Bonaparte Saturday Sordered a. scoarts
martial f0r the triaF dof Midshiplnan
Minor Mef4wethef;,a Jr., zof thee third
class at The Annapolis naval academy;
in connection with the death sofs Mid
sshipman Branch which followed q
t1stics nt !s' encounter between tbs two naval
students.
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16
Two lPetishsirt Flames

Bristol Conn. = Nov. 49, 49, Fire SAT-
urday morning adeseruyed Va sBig telne-
ment house tnsaMeado street: The
building housed eight families, mostly
jtahans ,a.andS 2halfs anaahour sdfteratke
,blaze wAfesslis sceSersd sitawass reported
that tweaehihifens sswere< missingsa Il,
Is believed theyssspefished drssinssss the
names.
{ Dying 81 1fatAa1 1fyaBtEA1as1l fhjuries.s 'sss'
PacificsG Cats WOW sIssL tie
result fs46J6riss assstalA4l III aEt1fse = recent Ut
Football seh1s ~ thxss pace gJyhn Mlsaa
hlnpa5 yGearDlds1s dying asss5sffs akdss'
spiner is 1sraulznett lfta ysInfAny
state thst6fhefe issaA1st6 t6s6blt = "a scfhiSines ii1
0f his reaeEnr9A fa sas+sg ma ss1sx W
,s.s sss. as.s1f fxx9aa's s.safsSxsa zass
rsseA ~ sss g sz'sv & ess.sa'sssss
ssHssas
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16
PRISONERS REVOLT,
'I|' FIRE |'il|,I[|; KISalHEFF JAIL
IN SEEKING FREEDOM 22 MUsss
TIMERS ARE KILLED AND
MANY WOUNDED. A
MARTIAL LAW RULES
Observation-Disclosures
Government Is Making Determined
Efforts to Quell Uprising-Peace-
full ReSoiltfon 4sported from rom
Kobe, Japan. W 81

Odessa, Nov. 13.-The prisoners in
the jail at Kishineff, Bessarabia, re-
volted in body during the night and
'deHsHded their Fssdom. oh'aheir re-
Guest being refusd, the pEtapnsrs set
firesto the jailg Troops hur-
riep the scene hd fireds4 b into
1haaaAstina ere. &laed
and many wounded. All is now COM
paratively quiet here, although there
Y'epanyE = gXFassa cgs 9eviqaf s.
VdRrl14 & the i4taf 4 ~ Wv
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16


-Fuii4 ossds throu6h0ut Russia nave re-
sumed operations, and the transporta-
ton of troops is possible. Neverthe-
less, the government will be in a
quandary should the passive resistance
roff- P9lanA 1ebaage 70 A9cfspedf up
rising, as 1t IS question whether the
government is strong enough to at
tempt to suppress it by force. To
carry on civil war in Poland now
would expose the government to at
tacks in the rear from the revolu-
tionary elements of the people. The
,demAndcfd Che 5s3elingleg 9l franks
and the abolishing of the privileges
of caste which was the chief charac-
teristic of the early days of the
pch5eyoptiohs haEseized ppsD the
people, and even the town council Of
St. Petersburg, in response to numer-
Gus petitions, has requested the gov
eminent to abrogate the rule by which
the cent Of m nevsky prospect and
other shiona thoroy hfares are
the aristOcracy. thus croWding the
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16
HE MUST ANSWER! WER.! rs
Federal e04a A1fabeturns New In
dictment Against United States
,ss, st; L u f.; f. k.9G G2ts;SI;]
Senator Burton.

*,ss, st; L II u ~ lkl.0 2ltl1[s 2ltsl1[s
an indictment late Friday night against
ll9ited States seDstpE KnftdR of5Kah
sas. 1t is stated that certain features
in the former i4dittmspteaghinst Sen.
ator Burton, which was quashed, were
remedied ip this new XjQdiRtReQtvThs,
s4s s',ssa,,3 ts,1 u dEia.'
That while senator Of the. United
8ttteso he t9eeapted n1aney from ah
Rialto Grain & Securities company of
st. Louis. for services re6d d6eD Bef.
fore the post Office department in be.
zhah That EqmDanB Yh6ck waEbelhk'
Investigated by inspectors. The only
change is in the legal wording ofAm
indictment, which is drawn to avoid
the errors found in the former.
ThK mdfI mahtt rs fhekthhd fQ5 id
Ieszt1 t Sen tor Burton, &nl should
la deu Blrrer IL this hisNs-snstIineda.4
be impossible to ever reindict him for
= n III
the Rialto company owing to the
statute of limitations
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16

Third-That the city refuse further
spae|iss T. tks, troops s.2 RlHo,
LhssA tie Mserworks, Or Otherwise
the strikers would cut the water sup
plUs)ty ! 800 NOBS HJiW
Fifth---Th immunity Of the ,depu-
aaSon( fr1mss ss<fest9 rs HDi
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16

secretary Of state that Ecklund be ex-
tradited. This This request must be zac-:
companied BY evidence Of Ecklund's
guilt. The governor at the same time
must nominate some officer to go to
England to- bring Ecklund back.t This
can be done either -byr United States
marshal or the sheriff Of Clay county,
When these formalities have been
attended to negotiations will then be
opened g.sup},with Ethes British govern
.ment for the extradition of Ecklund.1
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16

Ii Washington, Nov 13rThe follow
3inE caSleR.am .has bf4 fecetvfd hers
from Kobe, Japan, BY member Of the
local Russian revolutionary commit
tseA F4thusipftlca arecepti9n given f.
fevo1atlohary ofieers by the arevbld-
tionary 10000 soldiers at Hamadera
and Hipeji detention camps Reg
-bss1neb b4atine allksiancG .kehfh
| VOLTA Gland and Liberty Lib
erty). Russian Marsellais sung,,..
The explanation of this cablegram
given by the local committee here is
that remarkable peaceful revolution
mas ueen accomr1lsh6d1 under condi:
1tions never before para4eled. als4 EfG,E
Martial Law Deflar{d.
(, st..RetArsburg, Noy. Il II 1he tdeclar'
alton Of martial law t throughout
Poland >iss5evidence 'of the determine,
ton of the government Ito try to nip
kafhe bud the movement to regain the
saHsonomy which the kingdom OF Po-
.11sasRael--Besseseetd-~t,nt 10 -constftus
ton which was suppressed after the
revolution Of 1868. The ease with
which the Finns striking at the op-
perfume moment compelled the gov
ernment to make q complete surrender
encouraged the Poles 10 attempt a
similar stroke, and thh government
haea received advices which leave no
Hb4bt that broad conspiracy was or
ganized to attain this end. tn Ae leaders
~ef~~thl ef~~thlser~nas~vessseazt-propose tosadoptt the
tactics followed in Finland. The govern
menf VIII resist 70 the utmost. Count
sWitte himself believes that il the gov!
ernment is forced at this juhcture to
grant AUTONOMY. to- Poland lit might
mark the beginning of 1.-THE dismem-
berment Of the empire.
Blow May Be Tod Late
3 e hope of the government is that
are striking too late, as the
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16

st Paul.-The 1905 tax rate for st.
Paul Is 3O.61 mills.
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sveto
Warren sheaf., 1905-11-16

State of Minnesota. County OF Marshall. S.
In Probate Court. Special Term. Nov. s
1906
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-12
BAN ON COAST TOWNS.
pr. Sanders to Investigate With View
 Of Raising 1t.


 Of Raising 1t.
 State Health Officer W. H. Sanders left Montgomery yesterday for the Mississippi Coast towns which are un- der the quarantine of Alabama and if conditions there are as favorable as pictured by the authorities of the diff ferent points pr. Sanders will recom- mand that the ban be raised.
 The Mississippi Board. it Is under stood, Is anxious that Alabama show a correct spirit towards the Mississippi towns on the coast that are not ln- fected. The Alabama Board has re- cetved numerous petitions to lift the quarantine against these Gulf Coast To- calittes.
 pr. Sanders and some other mem- bers of the Board have expressed a willingness to favor the towns in question provided the Mobile physi- clans concurred In the idea. The Mo bile authorities so far have objected and continue a strenuous quarantine against the neighboring points in Mis- sissippi. Unless there Is further infec- ton of the coast towns. however, 1t is confidently expected that the State quarantine will be raised.
 Dr. Sanders left the city by way of Meridian, Miss, where he will look on the quarantine service of the State around that point. He will be absent from the State for three or four days at least.
 No official communication was re- ceived yesterday or last night at the State Board headquarters here rela- tive to the intention of the Birming- ham authorities to lift the quarantine against Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-12
RETURNS TO BL0UNT
GOVERNOR WILL SPEND SUMMER
 AT RESORT.
He Does Not Relieve Yellow Fcves Win Deyelop ia Alabann, But
 Miu Come Hack If II

Governor Jelks went to Blount Springs last night to spend the rest oj the summer unless yellow fever breaks out in the State.
 The GSverpor was accompanisd by W. J. Connifr. his Recording Secre- tary. and expects to continue his meth cd of conducting State business from his cottage by keeping in telephonic communication with hIs Private Sec retary. Hon. J Kirk Jackson.
 The Governor came te Montgomery when the case of. yellow fever was made public in this city. He an nounced that he would stay in Mont gomery until all danger of the fever spreading had passed. He said yester- day he was convinced this happy stage had been reached in the case of Min hinnett and that there is nc need Of his presence in the Capitol without some discouraging developments.
 You may say that l go to Blount Springs for some time." said the Gov ernor yesterday T will be there so long as am not needed but I will re turn to my office in the event there Is any more fever or epidemic of any kind in the State"
 It Is hardly likely that the. Cover nor will be concerned in issuing any other quarantine proclamations. This Is believed to be so on account of the breadth of the last amendment to the original proclamation which was made to Include in the quarantined territory .'all points that may hereafter become infected"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-12
DECIDES UNIQUE CASE
LITIG ATION REMOVED FROM A DE-
 - FUNCT COURT.
Suit Growing Out of Explosion at Pell City Declared to Be not F. Suit by Judge Jones.

Judge Jones in the FederSt Court sit ting here yesterday decided case Tn the Circuit Court of the United states at Birmingham which involved inter
 It win be remembered that some years ago there was an explosion or dynamite In the warehouse used by the Seaboard Air Line Railroad and the Southern Railway at Pell City. Several persons were injured. They sued the railroads in the new court created py the Legislature at Pen City, 10 carry out an ordinance of the Constitutional Convention. Among the plaintins was w A. Crowley. .#..+
 The railroads removed these eases to the United States Court at Birmingham Last February the Supreme Court de- cided that the ordinance of the Constl- tutional Convention, and the act 10 car " it into effect by creating a division of the Circuit Court of St. Clair county at Pell City, were both unconstttutional; Then the defendants moved the united States Court to strike MT. crowley case from the docket, as the court From which 1t was removed was not a court but a mere illegal tribunal. and the pro ceedings before 1t never became suit" the only kind of proceedings moved. and that the Pell City court had no Jurisdiction, and having none, the United States Court could not ac- quire any Jurisdiction by removal
 The opinion filed states that 1t Is "a hard case upon the plaintiff, and the court has struggled to find some way, consistent with legal principles. to re- lieve him. but can find none. The mo tion to dismiss was granted.
 The case could not be remanded to the court at Pell City. for no such court existed. It could not be remanded to the legal Circuit Court at Ashville, for the papers had never been filed in the clerks office there, and 1t had never had anything to do with it. The only thing te do was to strike it from the docket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-12
Converse College, Spartanburg, 6. c. Donated, without Conditions, by Its Founders to the Young Women
 of the south for Their
Higher Education


 Higher Education. Converse College invites the attention of those interested in the higher educa- ton of young women to the following advantages:
 l. The beauty of its grounds and buildings.
 g. The remarkable completeness of it's appointments.
 g. The invigorating climate, toned by Its proximity to the Blue Ridge. {. The charming relationship between its teachers and pupils.
 5. The happy atmosphere peryading the home.
 G. The high social standing and att tractive social life of its students. 2. The harmonious blending of self government and faculty supervision. 8. The broad practices and strong character of Its instruction.
 g. The earnest and fruitful work of it's N W. c. A.
 lorThe unusual facilities for promot- ing bodily health and development II. The disposition to preserve the odd Southern type of womanliness. F. The unique features of some of its courses of study, especially in Eng lish, French. Music and Art.
 Special tutoring provided for those necessarily detained by quarantine reg ulations. College opens Sept. 20. 1905 Send for catalogue to Rob't F. Peil Ltt. D.. Pres. Summer address, Mt Airy, Georgia adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-12
JolI,acation at Greeuaboro,

Greensboro Aug. 1I.-(Specia)-The general Jollifcation in Greensboro yes terday was much hampered by the very indictment weather. The heavy rains of course interfered with the tourna- ment. barbecue, baseball game. etc, which had attracted a large crowd to town.
 from all over the County, as well as from the neighboring towns. Union town, Selma, Demopolls, Faunsdale, Eutaw. Thirty-four knights were ex- pected. but owing to the weather, only twenty two rode. The first prize was carried off by Carter West. of Union town: the second by Mat Murphy. Jr.. of Greensboro: the third by Willie Poellnitz of Greensboro.
 very exciting game of ball was played in the afternoon by the Union town and Newberne teams. The score was 3 to g. and was called off on ac- count of darkness.
 A large german was danced at night in the opera house, led by Alex Waller and participated in by forty couples, Miss Hallett of St. Louis was crowned during the evening. by Mir. West of Union town. Miss R. Walden of Union town by MT. Murphy of Greensboro. and Miss Walch of Uniontown by MT. Poellnitz of Greensboro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-12
HIM FROST PAROLED.
White YounE Conyict of Ribb Gets
 Freedom,

White Young Convict of Ribb Gets
 Freedom, Jim Frost. a white young man of Bibb County. was yesterday relieved or
 sentence of two years by or aoysrnor eonyio tion of forgery in the second degree.
 Young Frost Is only about 1s years old and there is evidence that he is or q slow mind and was SO at the time the forgery was committed. Frost was convicted September IT, 1904. by the Bibb, County Circuit Court. the forgery a small crime and on ac: count Of his mental condition and youth, the trial judge and solicitor, a number of Bibb County officers and the State Board of Pardons reconl- mended executive clemency in his be- half.
 The statement of the Governor is as follows:
 'This boy is charged and was con- victed of forgery in the second degree. The amount was small. There Is some evidence to show that he did not in tend to commit forgery. that ne was of weak mind, and In any event only which the party whose name he forged was due him.
 'sVhe Judge and Solicitor both advise executive cIemency. The present Cir cult Solicitor also advises 1t.
 "The Board of Pardons recommends a parole. and parole Is ordered, con- ditioned upon his future good conduct. the Walls" at Wetumpka. having been removed there from Pratt Mines,
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 Free Matinee at Casino Today for Children. Ladies free tonight if &C., cOmDanied by one paid 25 cent ticket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-12

Wednesday and Saturday wa New oI.u~n. and Southern Pacific.
 Train No. carries through Pullman.
 from New Orleans to New York and Ctncin natl and Jacksonville to St. Louis, maAlux
 connection at Nashville with through aissn
 CT Chicago. Train No. carries thro Pullman
 sleepers from New Orleans SN New York lCncinnac Chicago and through day coach
 and sleeps.r Montgomery to St. Louis wtth-
 out change.
 All through trains make close connection lat Cincinnati Evansville, St. Louis and
 New Orleans for all points North. South.
 East and West For frther Information pertaining to rates, routes and schedules consult ticket agents L. & N. R. R. or write or call on F. Sid Jones' Dist Pass. Agent, BirmiEg-
 ham, Ala. w. M Wood, T. P. A. 22 Com merce St. phone 14s5. Montgomery. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-12

h.Iectric lighted uIhInk cars ate on trains l and ( between Birmlngham and Now Or leans. Lebanon and Gincnnati; also on trains ! to between Montgomery and Nashville Service la carte
 New and handsome chair cars tseats tree) operated on trains l and between Cincinnati and NeY OrIeans.' High back seat coaches and' Ghair cars also run on all through trains between Cincinnati. Louisville, Str Louis Evansville. Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans
 Train No. l carries through Pulimans from Chicago, Cincinnati and New York to sleeper between St. Louis and Montgomery through tourist sleopers to San Francisco Orleans and St. Louis to Jacksonville; also
 Train No carries through Pullmans from Cincinnati and New York to New leaving Montgomery at 8:3o D. m- Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-12
HELD FOR MURDER.
Judge Thomas Denies HRbeas Corpus
 Writ to Three Negroes.


 Ras Barnes, Tom Malloy and Andrew Chambers. negroes, charged with. the murder of Ananias Ellison at picnic in the county several weeks ago were committed to jail yesterday afternoon by Judge William H. Thomas after hearing the evidence in their appiica- tion for a writ of habeas corpus.
 The counsel for the negroes claimed that the evidence on which the negroes were held was not sufficient. The ne groes claim that they were not impli- cated in the killing in any degree be- yond that they were present when 1t occurred
 remarkable thing about the evil denCe taken yesterday was the fact that although 300 negroes were on the picnic grounds and score or more saw the shot fired, none of the witnesses knew who did the killing. The ctrcum- stantial evidence was strong against the defendants. however. and they were sent back to Jail without bail.
 Other cases disposed of yesterday were as follows; John Alexander burglar, guilty; Wnl Freeman. burg lary, plea of guilty; Charley Boyd, gam ing, plea of guilty. fined S20; R. D. Will son, embezzlement. guilty.