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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-28
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Mr.. Arthur Kibler went TO Spar
-anburs yesterday on business.
Mrs. P. T. Scott is visiting IN Will
1lington, n. c.
Mrs. w. G. Houseal and children
returned from Hendersonville. n. g.
Yesterday where they have been
soendinc the summer. Little Gus
had the misfortune 10 cut his loot
last Friday real badly. but he is dong
as we'll as could be expected. He has
high fever.
Miss Ethel Shull returned to Co.
lunbia yesterday, alter visiting her
sister. Mrs. J. \. Buzhardt in the
county.
Mr.. Frank Bradburn LETT Wednes-
1av for Hendersonville, where he will
spend the rest OF the summer.
Mr.. Craig HARRISON OF Fauston, n.
c., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. P. +.
Baxter.
Mr.. F. S. Beam OF Jonesville, torm-
-s7Iy dyer in the Newberry Knitting
hills, was in the city this week on
business.
Rev. H. c. Grossman OF Walhalla
IS the guest OF Rev. ". L. Seabrook
He Will preach at St. Phillips church
next Sunday.
Miss Laura Cromer OF Clinton is
visiting Miss Ruby Summer.
Mrs. +. T. Schumpert, Miss Bessie
Schunpert and Miss Sarah Robinson
returned to the city the first OF the
week, alter delightful visi: to Chick
Springs.
Mr.. R. C. Bruce is in Charleston on
business.
Miss Euphenlia McClintock went
10 Columbia Tuesday.
Miss Belle Cannon left yesterday
for Henderson, to spent the remain
der O; the summer.
Miss Claire Weisigner, who has
been visiting Mrs. Jno. NJ. Kinard, re-
turned 10 her home in Augusta yes
terdsy.
Miss Gussie Kibler and Odalite
Johnson left yesterday for a few
weeks trip to Brevard, n. c.
Misses Edna and Louise Hipp lett
yesterday for Greenville and Chick
Spring. to spend several weeks.
Miss Mamie Pearson is visiting
relatives at Bessemer City and Gas
tonia, \. c.
Miss Annie Cromer is visiting
friends in Laurens.
Mrs. S. B. Jones and children, and
Mrs. :. c. Holbrook are spending
- the summer on Pawleys island. near
Georgetown.
Hon. Fred. H. Dominick and Hon.
Cole. l. Blease are attending court in
Lau1e.l$
Prof. Thos. ". Keitt OF Clemson
c-o!]es@ vas in The city yesterday.
Miss Ruth Wells is visiting her
ss1stei. Mrs. Chas. Trabert in Mime
spells. l!i?n.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-28
Married in California.

Announcements have been received
in Newberry of the marriage Of Mr.
J. T. Jackson, and Miss Ida H. Dun
bar, who were united June 18th at
Santa Monica. The bride is sister
of Mr.. Jas. A. Dunbar.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-28
Acting Ag-ir;lliurist st.

INC attorney general viii institute
manla,nus proceedings against Rich
land county 70 enforce the payment
Of $500 due the sinking fund COM
mission.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-28
Protracted Meeting.

\ protracted meeting will begin al
Nj. Tabor on the first Sunday at II
O'Clock. There will be no service on
the iiitf? Sunday al II o'clock.
J. n. Isom.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-28
Barbecue.

On Saturday August 5th | will
serve regular old fashioned barbe-
cue at Wh;tnire. 5. c. Speaking on
issues OF the day.
VIM. R. Gillian.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-28
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

Wanted: Lady or gentleman OF fair
education to travel for firm of $780,
900 capital. Salary SI,o72 per year
payable weekly, expenses advanced.
Address Geo. G. CLOVIS. Newberry,
S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-28

WANTED-Immediate correspon-
dence with 10 young men who desire
work during the month of August,
salary to be credited on board and
tuition account at Central Academy.
Address NJ. w. Hester, Littleton,
\. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-28

.Ee>. J. L. Williamson will preach at
Morris Church near Chappells next
Sunday and Rev. \. !. Bowers will
I'll h;s ,-ilDit AT Ayelei0ll church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Kl;ROPATKlN is
SAFE At PRESENT
HIS .Fcrce 9as Reaches Tie Pass and
Japs Pause TO Recuperate ana
Count Spells.

:sss ST PETERSBURG, March Il 20
II. NJ "A ccording TO the; I'M formation
received by the war Office, the rem:
Genera ! u ropatkiIl's army
have made good their retreat and are
now out CT immediate lang Of q new
turnin 6 movement north of Tie Pass
The Japanese are reported 4 to be
com Dletely. exhausted by their long,
hard ight.%and are. compelled to rest
and undertake the tasks of burying
their dead and looking after their
" wounded. prisoners and plumber.
The war office 5aesatsss however.
tn ct Kuropatkin has nos furni;tlesl
specific inform alton as to the where
aboutss of General KaWamnra, who has
been reported to be. alortheast of Tie
( Pass; or OF the japanese columns re
ported to be pushing north By forced
h riches west Of the railroad .s
ssysss IS nTop tksn has also left the war
Office in the dark in regar;, to the mum.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Suggested That The var Take
Decided Action.
TRAVEL 4. IN STATE To MO COW
Sum summer No,Ies and Leading Members
Of .zen.stycs and Ftankly::Lay sis.
ustion Before ThemThen Make
Stirring Personal Appeal to Peos!e.
IBy Associated Press

ST PETERSBURG. March l5.--
12::3e g. N a bold way out OF Tho per
p!eXities &C the present situation has
been suggested namely. that Emper-
or Nichols travel in state to the an
cicnt eani5;sl Of Moscow. summon the
INC 'les and leading members Of the
Ecastvts around himl in the sacred
nrccintt:; 6 the '<rcmllE. frankly lay
INC situation before them. publicly
ple;!s, his vnrd for the execution of
tNc projected reforms and make 4 stir.
ring personal appeal through thcm 10
TIC l1e"pie 70 LEGALLY rally to The sup
port q tic Russian arms aud co.ener.
salc IN prosecuting tic war To :. s,,c-
cessfal lcrrlination
SUI i :. personal appeal from t.c snv,
ssctI@i&n w',ald uldcubtcd!y have 4 pew
criul Affect ,hrauSEout the country for
the dynasty, and would have an az.
Vantage eyer tho plan CT submjt,i,,.
.li:c qutst!cl: CT pcaec c.: war to ,,n,
EZcnsky Sober. which plan some CT lie
Inowspaners arc again urging
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Social sonal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .. a. .,,,,

-fSI
Miss Susan Gordon Webb. OF vii
liansDh.:@@. has returned homo after a
visit to the Misses Carr, on ,Forty -ninth
street
Mr.. Z. S. Jones, who has been ill
with rheumatism. was able to be out
yesterday:
Miss Mamie Reynolds, Of IIamplen-
Sidney, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Saxon n. Holt, at 3Ol2 West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Patton have
gone. on trip to Baltimore.
Miss Mario is visiting friends i'll
AlesandrIia.
Miss jamie, Blanchard returned yes
terday from a visit to relatives in
Charles City county #
Miss Grace Townsend will leave to-.
day: for a visit To fricnss in Nashville,
Tenn. &-:5. ~ 5..: s 5 s1..l
Miss Eva Chandler has sreturne;l
from q visit to friends IL Mathews
county. s .;.3-.
Miss Mary Michanxsis III at herr home
CT Thir;ie'h street. 4. .:sz: s,,2;
Miss Rena Phelps has returned from
| a trip to Washington 4,
f. Mr.. Samuel Scrugfgs. Of Richmond,
has returned home after visiting his
sister here. i &. {.
Mr.. Elias Peyser is in New. Yorw on
business. Il II. .=:. 3.s5 +. a; f3.s5.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
:ners @ sonerss apture ed by the Japa-
;n 1.s: having made no detailed report
about the separate units. :
AS TO Russian / osses


neses having made no detailed report
about the separate units. .t,s
AS to Russian Losses. -. 55. Il
Therefore, the general staff is il. ito
position to contradict the Toxic dis
patches detailing the Russian losses.
NV Fay Ikluropa kin has assumed full re!
sponslb1lity for accepting "a battle at
hlukden, he has complained to the
Emperor that 4 MS plans miscarrietl
! largely@thronghAthe failure OF two gen
erals; Whose names cannot be learned,
Ito execute his orders 4 5s l. D
! He also throws blame. on some Of the
troops. who Iaite,, to respond properly
at the critical moment.
. Il he. war council held at Tsarko Sclo
today. at which War Minister Sakha-
rolf. General ORA gomiroff and others
were prosent.sis understood to have de-
clded the question of continuing the
Way in the affirmative.
mays and means were discussed
but the decision on some points, it is
understood, is reserved.
s,jsThe question of KuropatI<in's sue
cessor WAS discussed, but the Emperor
has made no final decision.
Grand Duke Mentioned.
Grand Duke Nicholas NichoIaie-
Witch cousin of the Emperor and in
spectpr general CT cavalry. is again
inentionej, and General Gripenberg is
said 10 be Candidate, together with
Genera. Grodeckoff, hut the weight Of
opinion Of the Emperor's advisers now
faHcrs General Snkhomilimoff, govern
or general Of k,eff. who formerly was
General Dlagomirof's aide-de-camp.
y seni-official denial was given ont
mere today Of the reported recall Of the
Nussian Second Pacific squadron. An
ni1iciaf OF the foreign Office, with whom
me correspondent OF the Associated
Press talked. expressed great doubt
whether Japan could offer a basis for
ne2otiations acceptable to Russia
NeNkrthelcss. diplomatic circ}>s be-
lievc that the with ice once broken
TIC bellisercnls will final 6. way with
iGa; Intermediates to conclude peace.
Until Field Marshall Oyama has OK
hanstcd his LAST eIfort to secure .hc
fruits Of his Mukden victory, it is
lnlntad out Japan will not move as ma
,iir2Ay any proposal ernanating from
either side would be ACCOMPANIED bv
an arrangement Tor an armisticc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
SUMMERS GETS JOB.
President Sends His Nomination ir
20 the Senate
Cry Associated Press

Cry Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, March lA-Thc
President today sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Collector Of internal revcnuc-Louis
Il. Summers. Sixth district Of Virginia.
Second lieutenanls in the Marine
corps--An,!reW B. Drum, Virginia;
Calhoun Ancranl. South Carolina; Hol-
land Al. Smith. Alabama; John r. Hen.
ley. Georgia: Ralph Skeyser. Virginia.
The Senate today. in executive ses-
sion, confirmed the following nomina-
tons: Aston G. Dayton, district judge
Tor the Northern district Of West Wiz
s'nla: Charles r. Treat, treasurer of
the United States; George w. 3Roose-
veit. Pennsylvania, consul at Brussels:
r. ST. John Gahney, New York, con.
snl general at Dresden. SaEony.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
FUNERAL OF MRS. LAKE.
Took f'ace From the Hampton Bap-
fist Church Yesterday Mornion

me funeral OF Mrs. Mary Louise
lake' who died in ,he hcnle CT her so!,
NJ Nj John D. Lake. South King street.
sunday afternoon was heid froa,
Hampton Baptist church att o'clock
Yesterday morning. A large Number
.of people attended the services anu
thcre were many pretty floral designs
in evidence.
Rev y Pendleton Jones, d. D.. pas
eef CT the church, conducted the se:..
vices vices Or. Jones SPOKE. OF the. hea,-
.'s m Z. christian mr. life OF Mrs. Lake, WHO
had beer one OF the founders Of tl..
Hampton Baptist church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Hearing on Railway Rate Subj ect.
(EE Associated PressD

WASHINGTON March l4-Chair-
man Elkins, OF tic Senate committee
on interstate commerce. has announc-
ed that the committee will begin hear
lnss on the railway rate subject Mon
day. April II. 1t is the intention Of
the committee to first take up the con
stiiutlnna question, involving the
right OF Congress to delegate mower
III fix rates aad then the dtferen,iais
practiced by railroads under present
Conditions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Personals and Briefs.

Misses Mary Goddin and Margaret
.Ge Cat returned Yesterday frcm a
visit tc Nr 1syland Gatewcod, in Ports
mouth
MI Jesse l5ogge who resides near
Bethel church is quite sick with ar at
tack, Oh the Grip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
THE REvlvAL SERVICES.
Rev,. Dr Jones is Attracting Go:
Crowd at Baptist Church.

Good crowds are attending the rev..
va services now being CONDUCTED,
nightly at the Hampton Baptist cliarcl,
= g the pastor, Rev. E. rcndleton Jones.
y T. The services began Sunday
nlsht and already considerable Interest
IS EeInns manifested il tie services.
ICY Pr Jenes is a strong, earnest a,:,!
lc2se'hle sDc akcr and his diso:7ursc,
make strong presentation Of III.
iut;.s contained in the scriptures.
ne services Will continue nightly
thrcaailcur this and probably next
wcc'S a:nd each evening 9 song. service
Meccdcs the selmon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
sEoyal Party en-; Pleasure Trip.
<.S,lsys associat Praa. !,

LONDON y. March ] Queen Alcxan-
- Ia ia. Princess Victoria and Princess
and ,1'1 Charles Of Denmark start
ed today for Lisbon on al visit to.thc
! ling and Queen Of Portugal. The trip
5 lsj taars 81 the pleasure CT Princess
Victoria. n.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
Dealt, at Soldiers Home.

MIL tor McDeru1ott. aged 81 years.
dled in the National Soldiers Homo
hospital yesterday He served viii;
th ite 10th New York regiment Of ii
lls1n'try
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
To Attend ~. Of w. Convention.

Mr. NJ, s. Crockett, asst chancellor
the local lodge eff EVoadmen of lie
sNcrl,., mas left for Wheeling, W. WI.
where vllt,. nc will stfend tie grand lcd=c
Injecting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
aChasiues at the Home

capt Paul. Tracy. Ct Company i.
National t ils* Soldiers lIcme. has been sits.
5etG3' ''l rs company COMMANDER IS
Capt. Lawrence Stein.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
,Pron,inert Politician Here 4.

Mr.. James 2. Mccain, 5 one. the
I Democratic leaders CT New HAVEN
Conn. is stcpping at the Chamberlin
hotel. Old Point, with his wife. Mr..
and Mrs. McCann spent several hours
mt his city yesterday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
v I'LL: 111 lP:erished insYireinia Mlnes.

m s 33fftooiittMlNSiEl-aM,@A ALA. March L.
With the 5 enscval @of the last fcu.,
bodies from On the Virgiria mines today.
. the, teta tel number cfvictims Of the ex
:plosicn%cf & February 20 was swellei to
I'LL ~ n Fhcs recovery Of the bodies has
hcen85a SLOW and difficult TASK. ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
HAMPTON / NEWS { i }.
!. Continued
sMs. PERKINS IN CHARGE.
HAMPTON MAN TO MANAGE THEA.
TIRE AT sEWELL,s FONT.
Mr.. Willard Dashiel win Be Associated
With H. Hin Hin in the Undertaking For
the Summer.

5t . : . ! t3
slr George 3. Perkins yesterday
closed negotiations by which he vii.
manage the summer theatre a, Sew
clls FONT during the coming season.
Mr.. Perkins will have associated Wit,
MN in the management Of The theatre
MT. Willard Dashiol who was .thn lean.
ing man with tho Garner Stock Com
nSny that played at Buc ilroc Beach
csslno last season. MI Pcrars is 10
i De tho busiress manager CT the com.
f ;Stl and ,qaitc q nmnber Of ropula,-
price attractions will 10 PSF On: at tic
Point during the summct
Mr. Dasl1icl IS expected ia arrive 81;
hampton tGlnorrcwsto center. with Mir
Z! :rs and the. wcnl, CT forming ;ha
company for the season viii bc jmmc.
diatelv taken un. Mr.. Dashiel mas N.
ready secured ono or two good pcopl..
iGr tic company
IN speaking CT his venture YESTERDAY
afternoon Mr. Perkins said that Il va.
the intention of tho company t. give
the patrons Of Sewers Point = c|aes NJ
attractions equal TO those given az any
summer resort. II is now expected,
lhat The theatre will e:oen the season
on $'hc night II May 20th
mr.. Perkins is at l,rcscl:, tho mar
ager Of the news depot. at the National
Soa 'li HeEc. He has had much en-.
perlcncc IN a:aatou; theatrcals
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
scessarily is dependent on ore base aud
Gre lsHc Of cola lnnicatiou and ;ho".'.
foie may easily be ou,nankc.l.
laps CAPTURED
MANY SUPPLIES
thousand Wagons Loaded With Am
'nunition and Other Import
ant Equipment.

TOXIC. March It'll a. MA
telegram received Today from head
, quarters in The field says:
= In the direction CT Singching on.
forces have been dislolgins the enemy
from Yiagpan. eighteen miles east OF
Fushun. and On March II occupied
that place. I'm the direction Of the
Shakhe river all of our forces are con
Ellnuin@ the pursuit of the remnant OF
the enemy, and many Russian officers
:anG men are surrenderins TO our train
guards in the mountainous districts
cast o. the Tic Pass road
Additional spuils taken in tie di.
rection Of the Shake river arc wa
gors and carts captured southeast of
Chiulikoat2u.. They exceed ] 900 load
ed With gun ammunition, small amnla-
nIJion, e,ltr2nciins tools. telegraph and
I telephone equipments, pnntoon ma
tcria!, supplies aud waterDoi!crs.
They also Carried $4,000 eight
ccntimetcE. 1.40u fiitaan-ccajimptc.,
smells anil /, 100000 small ammunition
and various military supplies.
T., the dirac.ion of Singehing the
spells included 120,OGG small ammlni-
rion. 500 shells and 5000 en,rcaching
< tools.
II ia s.
American Officers Captured BY Japs.
WASHINGTON. March l4.-Thc
American military officers with the
+ Russian army as observers are: Col
onel Haeyard, medical corps; Major
Maccmk, artillery corps, ana Captain
Johnson, artillery corps. While the
war department is not positive it is,
believed! the two latter are the two
AEerica9 officers referred to in the
= carlc dispatches as among the foreign
/ observers captured at, Mukden
IT. is said here that naturally the
japanese wcald not be willing that the
II observers he permitted to rejoin the
Russian army.
IN all probability they will be ac
Z corded every courtesy by the japanese
I commanders and given safe conduct
+ to Toxic
It is thought that the fall Of Mukde!
Wilt result in the return Of at leas1
the. two American officers at Mukden
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

,.sr bose forty-tW1 nice dinner sets as
l.as ash are selling for only SOS 4 az set.
Have you seen them? !: I35s. 22-5.tl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
YOUNG y M Rae Recot,,v;,e. riY,oI

1Hss Young James McRae, who! was 3seri.
oNsly injured by being knocked down
By an automobile two weeks, ago. is.
recovering rap itllv and was able. to- be
out yester,la The police have not
been abla$ to locate the automobilisti
SWhoSran down the boy 3si u s3.5
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

's5 handsome dinner sets, AZ pieces,
offered for only $3.50, at LHsH's.
2-Ttf, n 55-5 i5 Y " MI: IL ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

~. here would be fewer spinsters il
girls were more careful. about their
makeup
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15
RUSSIANS FEARFUL
OFfLANK MOVEMENT

tContinucd from first page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

Miss Rena PHELPS has returned from
. trip to Washington ON y. 7
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

y MI. Samuel Scragegs. Of Richmond,
has returned home after visiting his
sister here. 81 d Bis 4 s..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

Mr.. Elias Peyser is in New Ydrw on
business. t,.. i55s.5 . IL +; :s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

Miss Susan Gordon Webb. of vii
liamsbu:., has returned home after a
visit to the Misses Carr, on Forty-ninth
street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-15

Miss Mary Michanxsis. i'll at her home
Gn Thirtin,l street &Fs s: s;s;5tt$$
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-21
WEEKLY CROP. BULLETIN / IN \
For the Week Ending Monday, June
10, 1905.

-. a.
Clear, hot weather prevailed every
day during the week except Friday,
when It was cloudy and threatening
with light showers. The maximum
temperatures, ranged from "A to "a
degrees and the minimum tempera.
lures, from 81 to 70 degrees. With
the exception OF Tuesday, the maxi.
mum temperatures reached 90 de.
grees nearly every day, and the min.
lmum temperatures 70 degrees. The
rainfall was about normal, and the
sunshine was In excess. The mean
temperature averaged about degrees
per day above the normal.
The clear, hot weather with fair.
ly good showers was very fayora.
Bile for crop growth, and, except in
some localities, favorable for, cultiva.
tion. Corn, although short, is OF good
color, and has made excellent growth
during the week, the high night TEN.
peratures being especially favorable.
Potatoes have been mostly lald.by.
and are doing well with prospect OF a
good crop. Wheat and rye are rlpen.
Ing with good prospects; some rust
has appeared. Oats are doing we'll
and will make fine crop. Some
clover Is being cut, and is fairly good.
Buckwheat still continues to be sown,
and millet Is coming up nicely. Mead,
ows and pastures are making excel
lent growth, although old meadows
are rather short and thin on the
ground Stock are in fine condition.
Gardens are doing WELL Apples and
peaches will make about a half crop,
but other fruit will be rather scarce
except raspberrles and blackberrles.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-21
GRAFTON MAN
Furnished the Booze to Make coIored
Woman Drunk. z

10 .Ts5.
A young colored woman was the
star in police court this morning
She gave her name as Rebecca Jones
when arrested by Officer Lands, as.
sisted by Ivan Polling. She gotsYery
drunk last night and although3iresld.
ing in the First ward, + came over in
town, and succeeded in getting out as
far as Walnut avenue and Sixth street
before going completely to the bad
and getting arrested: She said a man
from Grafton furnished her with the
booze. She couldn't pay the 500,
and went back to jail NJ n
Ed. Carpent ter was tia ken in by ON.
Ger Gould shortly before mid nigh 1T sfor
drunk enness on Main street. e,oQQ.