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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23
Rule is Dismissed.
Basketball Notes.

The basketball team of the Y. NJ.
:. A., has accepted IL challenge from
he five OF Newport News to play a
ime In Hampton. probably next
tuesday, evening. Owing to the ar
DRY having been engaged for this
'ening the game between two of the
NJ. c. A. flves has been called off.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23
OUw or TIE OLDEN TIME.
s style of Courtesy Not Cultivated
In Theae DIVA

- S'Sie WI NOT CuIttvQtc0
In These Days.
IL is often remarked That with the
forefathers courtesy was n studied art
that recent generations 90 not have
time to cultivate. This is Illustrated
in the following letter.
Whites Town, June 1G. 1893
IIonored STA few months ago YOU
did me tho honor TO become my debtor
for the purchase OF goods ut my store
amounting 10 u dollars and Is pence
have no doubt that small transaction
OF this nature may have slipped your
mind. and trust you will pardon AMI ex-
cnse me FOR mentioning & to YOU upon
This occnsion. II you could find it cot,-
Nenicnt 10 forward Il by safe hands th.
same would be gTeatly appreciated. for I
am In expectation OF the receipt of some
1.-The barrels of extra fine rum fui whi.l
l shall owe the consignor Il part OF tho
purchase price. anu which ] desire 10 bay
at the earliest convenience. II YOU should
not find II convenient to forward lie
same, take no thought OF what 7 h:.v,
written until you might chance TO COME
ILLS way, when you may quit the indebt-
cdncs1 in your own time
should DO pleased ut any occasion 70
receive visit from you. and SHOULD YOU
be in need of rum. axes. log chains or
some very heavy boots for self or serv-
ants. 1 should be pleased to sell them 10
you. Y'r ob't servant.
VIM GREEN.
MFR. Green had small supply depot
near Oriskany creek, ard Ills polite
and apologctic drnnins letter $50 dir.
ferent from the Please remit ut once"
OF the present dny) Was sent 10 n man
named Doxtadcr. who resided down
the Mohawk valley somewhere near
Iort PlRin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23
HAMPTON NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
WORK OF THE GRAND JURY.
Four Women Are Indicted for Keep.
ing Houses of IlI.fame.

The grand jury of the Circuit Court
returned yesterday four indictments
against women for keeping dsorderly
houses, and dismissed the case of II.
s. Williamson. arrested for alleged
manning.
me grand jury had busy day yes
terday and more indictments may be
brought in today or tomorrow.
Those indicted yesterday were Der.
tie Mason. Lille Belle, Emma Dorse. !,
and Rachael Cohen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23
Warrant Out for chamherlin.

Magistrate r. l.. J. Gaylord yester-
ny issued a warrant for the arrest OF
ewton Cfiamberlin, colored, on com.
amt OF William Ashe, who accuses
hamberlain of having threatened to
loct him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23
Will Come January 1.

Rev. T. Ryland Sanford. who has
accepted tho call to the West End
Memorial Baptist church. has written
Mr.. George ~. Schmelz that he will
take up his work here January 1.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23
Play Newport News.

I The football eleven of the Syms-
Eaton Academy will go to Newport
News this afternoon for game with
the second eleven from the Newpor.
News High school on the Casino.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23
Ran over cotored Bow.

Robert Roy, small deaf and dumb
'lored youth, was run over and hurt
= James Powell, colored driver for
=. NJ. Willioghby yesterday in Queen
rect. Powell will be tried in the
olice court today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23
Got Twp Turkeys.

Messrs. Vaughan Jones, Charles
'arby and Mayor White. of Bonds.
lile, Md, spent yesterday turkey
uniting in Warwick county. They
jagged two large birds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23
OF GOODS
MUST PAX TAXES

Continued from Page SiX.)
jchmelz headed the list of the bust
Tess men fighting the imposition of
he income taxes for county purposes.
Business of the Court.
The business OF the court vester.
lay was taken up in the morning with
he trial of the case OF Mrs. Julia
>. Whitaker, Il Rcvcrview woman,
Under indictment for housebreakine
he jury returned verdict of not
guilty" Judge Edgar L. Montague
erresented Mrs. Whitaker.
Can Perform Marriage Rites.
Rev. l. X. Fisher. rabbi of the JeS.
sh faith, was granted the authority
perform the rites OF matrimony &C.
'ordins TO the rituals of his church.
Henry Chisman was granted a H.
ense TO conduct saloon in North
ling street
Judgement for 1914 was given the
foster Columbus Brewers Associa.
on against Leo Schultz.
Rule is Dismissed.
After passing upon the taxation mat.
ar Judge Blackstone dismissed the
lie against Commissioner OF Revenue
ooker, as the matter was brought up
this form in order TO get it properly
efore the court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-23

CHEYNE'S STUDIO
Will mako you four portraits Of your
self on post card for soc, from now
until Xmas. II
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Continued from Page six.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-24
WILL TRADE FOR SMALL TRACT.
GO LOOK AT THEM.
GO LOOK AT THEM.
GO LOOK AT THEM.
GO LOOK AT THEM.

P selling
tough propoiton5 Every
eEve hsatng plant elegant
@ 1 @ s: 66 5 S %ssS %s S G8s sSss r'3
81 sn 598 s a one & the e BsD " Tg
m 4 me ss B ss @ most odss ss ta
@ @ @ 49s W aa 5 3 for aa si ash s r9 aa aP
5 FS 5sF# S o85 e int large f6o large o reception
'front.'
Bo a8 5sa9s .' .5 HS hone rooms 26 % Ia east @
Price $1,000 the balance
Underwood ave- new
To6His
reception
halls lots old
fzjea BsTsa}a Tms
a ss5 B9 5 tr 5 Pssa5 east 5a s 8a @
s lots RaEsp At s 500 q fee, lot m
ineoH rooms Il house
paint. Ss 7Ed 6Bs HOSTS nt A s n8ass 9g sewer @ % @ @
rooms
rooms
-
back % @ aq 485 58sas s 58o . 99s7f B. Rs5a
oIs room cottage
2l2 " 5th looms dne modern home WIN
8 very tg
Eaer,
Harrison lots
1 tas @ s q large a &c. US 4o6a o s another house best shop
rooms Without interest
eIsy st. only
Is E E5 a3r Ba 9= Ps Dq tRs 5 sSo
EorthTs Kansas axe, cheap
1872 zs s 'aas BE- s :g B Bs f osssssa
'sh 9 ssasfs st' ss e R: offer
onr National g qEEa a AGENCY TOPEKA KAN
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FOR SALE:

2 fine east front building lots on Harri-
son St, well located surrounded by large
modern residences, 600.
IL lots and Z room modern cottage on
Topeka ave, near Huntoon, $500.
IL east front corner lots on Tyler St,
room dwelling and barn, 81, 100.
3 fine lots, room dwelling barn, wei
and cistern, near Washburn. This place
is a decided bargain, $3.50.
Z room residence, porcelain bath and
closet, hot water heat, 2 very choice lots,
on Harrison; owner leaving city. orders
us to sell at once. Make US an offer.
2 lots on Jackson st. and s room resi-
dence, on Jackson, near 9Th, $500.
Fine cottage and IL lots, city water, els
tern, barn, near 18th and Madison, 81, 600.
IL lots on Fillmore, south of Sth St, ST.
600.
One of the finest modern homes on Tope-
ka ave-, and 8 east front lots, near Hun
toon ST. will sell very cheap. Call us up.
IL east front lots facing Central park
and new room residence This is an ele-
CANT home. Furnace, gas and all conven-
fences, 50. 600.
near 6th, on west side; decided bargain,
81, 800
Business property on e. 4th St. Will net
investor 10 per cent; . feet front, 1900
RODGERS, DAVIS & CO.,
10 West Sixth St.
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NEW HOUSES.

Clay, near 18th. rooms. ? story, east
front, on car line. room for bath. good
well, cellar, sewer paid out. VIII take a
couple lots as part pay. Price s2.1Oo.
Polk. near 9TH St. rooms. ? story, eel
lar, city water, sewer, paved, nice shade.
VIII shade 5000 a little for a few days.
BOZ Tyler St, rooms, ia lots, bath, gas
and electric lights. extra good cellar. well,
city water and cistern, sewer paid out,
paved, nice shade east front. Price 800
Buchanan, near 9Th, yellow pine finish,
z rooms. bath, ~ lots, good cellar, well,
cistern, sewer, gas and electric lights. good
barn. Price g. 600.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Ind. Tel. sos. 554 Kansas Ave.
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WHY NOT BUY
WHY NOT BUY
A SUMMER HOME
FOR $40?

cash, balance only IS monthly, no interest.
at AdanitovgOc beach, a fine summer resort
coolest spot on Lake Michigan, fine san
dy beach 100 feet wide. excellent bathing,
boating and fishing. good hotel accommo-
dations, electric cars pass property every
20 minutes, 10 minutes to large commercial
and manufacturing centers. big lots COM
manding view of lake $50 up, 1856. lots just
sold, a buildings going up. Buy lot now
as an Investment. Prices rising rapidly.
To secure choice. write quick for plans.
Charles R. Davis t225 Herman building,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
NEW LIST. SPECIAL LIST.
NEW LIST. SPECIAL LIST.


Z rooms. electric lights. gas. city and
clstern water porcelain bath, toilet, cel-
lar brick walks, dne shade on nice block
west Of First Congregational church. 81 o0o..
9lrooms. east front. barn, sth and Clay.
5000.
rooms. 15k lots, cellar, cistern and city
water, sewer, gas 500 mantle, barn, shade
days
Fine rooms. 21z lots. Lowman Hill. 81
700 and 7o2 Chestnut, house and store,
CHEAP. Want best bids Monday. Can
make good income on this.
LoWman Hill cottage for suburban.
z. 18th st. house, $3.50.
Madison ST. cottage for west side,
I05 Taylor, this week for S, 200
Fine Z rooms, 5 lots, crate, city water,
narn, shade, Auburndales 1920. Another
8 rooms, modern. sth and Monroe. cheap
l3I8 Topeka ave, g, 700;507 Fillmore, about
Sits; 1871 Van Buren,, good new cottage,
X lots. $3.50; 1417 Polk, 81, 40; 1922 western
ave, $3.50; 1905 Polk. 6 rooms, 2 lots, piped
and wired. for electric lights, heat, bath
LOTsi LOTS! 1901 Harrison. $500; 1925
West, 11S. S525: Buchanan, between 18th
and 18th. $3.50; 1921 Clay, 2 lots 81, POO finest
on the park; Morris ave and 10th, $50; Sth
and Horne, 3 east front. $3.50. cheapest
ever 18th and Van Buren, CHEAP; IL on
Harrison Tor $3.50, none so cheap: on Van
Buren,, 1925, bargain; on Monroe aud
18TH $3.50; 1926 Western ave, 2 high lots,
city WaLeIs sewer, SOU.
We are selling agents for all of the
above and most Of them are for quick sale.
Call and we viii get you best terms.
$50 acres miles of Wakeeney, smal
house, stable, water, at SO very cheap.
VIII take west side house toward $50 near
Meriden.
Buy, sell and rent your property through
w NJ. Forbes, 107 W. 7th ST Topeka. Kan.
WILL TRADE FOR SMALL TRACT. .
Fillmore St.. Martin and Dennis addi-
ton, 5 rooms. well. cistern. ? lots. cellar.
fruit and shade, barn. l block to street
car Price s.. 100.
Tyler St, near I'd. rooms. yellow pine
finish, 1 lot, cellar. we'll cistern, sewer
paid out. Price s1O5o.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Ind. Tel. sos So Kansas Ave.
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A FINE SUBURBAN HOME.

Near Washburn college, high and nice
location, rooms and bath, new house
and barn. well. eisterns. 3 acres. this is
first class in every way. Can make this
bargain for a short time. For Drice and
terms call
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
5s4 Kansas Ave. Ind. Tel. sos.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY, 1870.
We have 2 houses renting for s41 per
month, in good location, which we can sell
to pay Is per cent gross.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH.
Phone 267. 107 W. Sixth st.
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CARPET CLEANING

J. E. PETRIK & SONS, upholsterera. new
carpet cleaning works, oa=pets cleaned
and secured. reft, sewsd and lid. sz8-92s
+. Petriks sra <. V, PetriA. J. 3. Petrik,ir.
WE CLEAN, scour. reft, sew, size ana
Aay your carpets 10 a workman ike
manner. The Mccormick Carpet CtesntnH
VOTES % Van Buren, st. Phones IL
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THE BEST AMERICAN mainaprings for
American watches put in your watch
for Is cents and guaranteed for one year.
Sam Hreidbelrg, So Kansas ave.
SEND YOUR buds TO CHIVERs. They
clean and block Panama and other hats.
We PAY highest cash prices for your
cast Of clothing, shoes, hats, overcoata,
Drop Us "a card or call Ind. tel. 1888, Abe
Jacobson, 500 Kansas ave
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TOPEKA FREE DIsPENSARX, south
east corner 18th and Tyler sts., from 4
to p. H. except Sundays. Conducted b.
regular practicing physicians for the
benefit Of persons without means VIVA
TENTS are assured OF careful and oonsid-
crate treatment Medicine furnished h
most cases
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PIANOS voiced, tuned and repaired. Cliff
ford E Lutes, ST. Kansas ave. Ind.
phone 1872.
SEND YOUR DUDs TO cHIVERs. They
clean and block Panama and other hats.
THE Travellers" for life. accident ana
SEND YOUR buds TO CHIvERS. They
clean and block Panama and other hats.
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n
A
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the vau of the pa
n Oh
in
,
small farms in
Furnitu nd large oomng s.
maxim eanda prodta
mil al
sary mprov eraent& Rec
best in
pa 6
hones4 Kansas Topeka,
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FOR sALE-I7EAI ESTATE.
HOME NEWS
HOME NEWS
HOME NEWS.
HOME NEWS

Cottage home, new never occupied, hard
woodhnish, very me bath, east front,
blocks west state house. This must be
sold at some price very soon
Very me strictly modern home. hard
wood finish. College ave. paved. price re-
duced to less than $1,000
New home rooms ana halls, fine finish.
corner lots. near paved st. and car line.
fine location, west state house. $3.50.
House z rooms. hne condition. corner Of
Western ave, paved. Reduced for quick
sale. a.75O.
Cottage home, almost new, 2 lots. corner,
block paved st. and car line, Central
Park. fine neighborhoods about $1,000.
Modern home. east front, near 18th and
Western ave. and Holiday park. about 81
700.
Fine new modern home rooms and
halls, lawn, shade, barn, east front, near
Holiday park location. Want offer.
Modern home this side of Potwin. 8
rooms. paved ST.. car line. $500.
Cottage home Harrison st.. $3.50.
Cottage home Tyler st. $780,
Cottage home. rent s12. 5000
Cottage home. rent $1s s1.4oO
Cottage 10th St. nice home. $3.50.
Cottage home Chandler St, $500.
LoTsl LorsI LoTsl
Let's 10th and Polk st.
Lots 10th and Fillmore st.
Lots sth and Fillmore st
Lots sth and Fillmore st.
Lots Clay and Huntoon SITS.
Lots Clay and 18th St
Lots 5th and Western ave.
Lots 9Th and Lincoln.
Lots sth and Polk
Lots 18th and Polk
Lots 18th and Buchanan.
Lots 18th and Harrison.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LIST IN
THE CITY.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
PHONES 262. 121 W. FIFTH ST.
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FOR sAr.E-REAI. ESTATE.
ron sALE-REAn ESTATE.

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE WHITE
3
900 ranch good
n be vest
up.
ri n n
O
Call and
IL $3.50"
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HAY LAND.

For sale. 10 acres north Of the river,
very close to Topeka good land fine
grass and very cheap.
J. E. TORRINGTON.
100 West Sixth St.
FOR SALE corner lots, west end, 3
blocks to school, 2 to car line. shade and
evergreen trees. Price 800. Terms. ADJ
dress G. LIS Journal
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FOR sALE-REAu ESTATE.
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sHAFFER & WILLIAMS,
112 z. SIXTH ST.
IND. PHONE $50.
FOR sA1B-REAL ESTATE.
SKATER & WILLIAMS,
11z z. SIXTH ST.
IND. PHONE $50.
SMALL Tracts
SMALL TRACTS


sand level once
i
outbuldngs
and ncesh than
mi
o
less than boz street 5000
price
srnaub garden
oubun
~ fruit
frous
e
10 a
frui N shade
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MASSAGE -RAREOR

@-~-7-~--~~-0-c>---~s
AA 553 6saTty pa5EI9Fss facial massage
Annie n Trap. no Kan. ave.s upstatra-
Tel szA
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For SALE.

Near 18th and Lincoln ST., nice cottage s
rooms, hall, bath, electric light, piped for
g. 100.
Near eth and Lime, 60 it. front, small
house, well, shade, variety of fruit. 5000
rooms, pantry, closets. -cemented cellar,
water in kitchen, we'll cistern, sewer con-
neetion, very good barn, great bargain
Western ave. and 10th, IL lots, rooms.
hall, bath, toilet, barn, $3.50.
Western ave. and 18th, new cottage s.
rooms, vestibule, bath room complete, cleo
trio light, nice home, cheap.
Near Clay and 18th, room house, vesti-
bule, large porches, all complete repair
81, 100: part cash.
Many other properties.
J. z TORRINGTON.
100 West Sixth st.
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rooms. lots. on corner. east front.
bath room, reception hall, piped for fur
mace, cellar. cistern. sewer. Can be pur-
chased on easy terms. Would trade for
smaller property.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Ind. Tel. sos. 534 Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE:

A room cottage Chandler St, III lots.
east front, between Sd and 4th SITS. well.
cistern, good outbuidings.
A room house. 2 lots. Chandler St. be-
tween 7th and 8th, cistern, furnace heat,
fruit and shade. We want an offer.
room house Chandler ST., Ia lots, be-
tween 9TH and sth, well, cistern. cellar.
This can be bought at bargain.
SHAWNEE AGENCY,
Ind. Tel. sos. 584 Kansas Ave.
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PAVING.

CAPITAL. CITY VITRIFIED zsRICK- q
PAVING CO., 11s ". sth st. hfgEa. 81
building, paving and sidewalk brieE
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WHoLRsALEIRa
uNnnRTAwmRa-

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IL y. RENV ELL funeral director and
embalmer. First class Service. ressonas
pie prices. 81 Quincy st. Both phones ia.
GEO. B. PALMER. y1ndertaker U-tal,-
4lsned 1S11. Prices reasonable. Tel. e6te9
446. Residence 81, So Jackson st,
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RoUDEBUsH-REAL ESTATE

NORTHUMBERLAND ESTATE NORTHUMBERLAND ESTATE.
barn nearly an fruit This is fine
IONS
t pa pc
We,
8 new
ave
ve4
a a
acres ON house, for trader renta Iproper
a WITH
". g
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W Topeka Kan
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MACHINE SHOPS

N~-~-~-~~@-~~~-~~~----S~
Lawn mowers ground, factory process,
Free delivery. Eel. 50s. Golden Rule
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UpHOLsTERNG.

--~-~1~-~-~-~-~-~-~-@S~-~
RECANING, repairing, upholstertng, Ind
phone u45-4. Chairs called for 3. We
Whittier, 1923 Tyler ct.
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SUBURBAN HOME FOR TRADE
acres of grounds, modern room house,
bath, furnace, large barn, chicken houses
fruit one of the best locations in city,
high ground, buildings in good condition,
for trade for farm property or smaller
city.
EMMETT E. ROUDEBUSH,
l07 W. Sixth St. Topeka, Kan
FOR SALE or room cottage. Inquire
at 1921 Kansas ave.
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REAL EsTATE ZOE sALB Il ELIAs wIIITEs.
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ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TI1EH TAR1.l
Topeka KAN.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-03
BOOdlGr Sent to San
Quentin Prison by
Judge Hart,
Court Scores. EK-LegiSlatOE
Who Sold His Honor
for Paltry Sum.
Wife and Child of Disgracsd Man
Present When His Fate Is
Pronounced
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO. May f2.-Fiarfy Bun
kers, the expelled State Senator. con-
victed of accepting a bribe, was this
afternoon sentenced TO five years i'm
prssonment at San Quentin. Ali after
noon Senator sMorehogse, his chief
counsel, sought by the force of clever
argument to stay the judgment of the
court and secure q new trial, but he
was unsuccessful: It was well toward
8 evening when Judge Hart ordered
? Bunkers TO stand up and receive SEN
tenoe.
Beside Bunkers, who stood alone in a
crowded courtroom, sat his wife while
sleeping peacefully through it all the
1 lay nestled in the arms of a woman
friend Of Mrs. Bunkers. When the
child was brought into court by it's
; mother Bunkers fondled II for a mo-
ment, and then the child, gazing with
, wide-open eyes upon the crowd soon
ceased to wonder what it was all about
and sTvent TO sleep.
Judge Hart, addressing the prisoner
al the bar said his punishment already
had been heavy. He had been expelled
IN disgrace from the Senate and under
the constitution had been deprived for
ever Of his right to hold an office of
public trust. Still another punishment
awaited him in the sentence required
by his conviction at the hands of a
jury.
Judge Hart said he bad watched
Bunkers' conduct in the court and on
the witness stand, and its f1ippancy
showed he had no conception of the
enormity Of the charge upon which he
was being tried. The Judge said he
Eras impressed with the idea that Bun
keHs vas none too strong intellectually
and that he had perhaps been to some
extent imposed upon by others. He
tslen sentenced Runkers to five years
Imprisonment at San Quentin. This is
nine years less than the limit, and
with credits would mean about two
years confinement
Senator Morehouse secured the usual
ten days stay Of execution to permit
him 10 take an appeal to the District
Court Of Appeals which meets in Sacra-
mento late IN May. Although Bunkers
was very pale IN court and appeared
sensible Of his position, something of
his former easy bravado returned as
he was being LED 10 Jail In an officers
custody.
Hello, Bunkers," said a bystander,
e 'swhat did they give you upstairs %
They handed me e five spot" said
the ex-senator. Come over and see me
when I get across the bay
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-03
Rob Bank and Use
Citizens for
Targets.
Exciting Early Morning in
a Rural Village Of
York" State.
Building of a Financial Concern
Demolished and 5000 in
Cash Taken
sreciaI pIspsstch % The call.

BINGHAMTON. N. Y. May 2.-Five
craftsmen blew: up the. .Gilbertsville
Bank in Gilbertsvflle and INDUCED in
revolver practice at about 2 o'clock this
morning They escaped with $4,000 in
cash, after so frightening many of the
inhabitants that the latter have not re-
covered and are timid about leaving
their homes.
Gilbertsville has about 1900 inhabit-
ants and is between Otsego and Nor
wick, ten miles from the nearest rail-
road 1t is the business center for that
section, and the bank usually carries
a large amount of cash for the irnrne-
date use of its patrons
Persons living near the bank, which
is owned principally by G. c. Brewer
were awakened by an explosion, which
tney at first thought was an earth
quake This was followed by two more
explosions, which caused residents to
leave their beds and rush out of doors
TO ascertain the cause of the trouble
They found the bank building demol-
lShed, and were met by five masked
men, who ordered them to return to
their homes, on penalty of immediate
death.
The citizens obeyed the Injunction.
with the exception of Charles Daniels.
who started out to warn other towns
men. The robbers fired several shots
at him, but he escaped in the dark
ness
Within ten minutes nearly the whole
town had been aroused. The robbers
fired several rounds of ammunition at
the approaching crowd, keeping them
at bay until they had made good their
escape toward Mount Upton.
In escaping the robbers stole two
horses and wagons, with which they
soon outdistanced all pursuers. The
rigs with which they entered the town
were found near the bank building, one
Of the horses being nearly dead from
exhaustion. Before entering the bank
the cracksmen had cut all telephone
and telegraph wires.
Sheriff Matller OF Cooperstown has
organized posse and is In pursuit.