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La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29

YisSe. OF eoHFse ] knsU there ~
. sart % proalss hsssess ~, ess
HosAiAg II SritiAG, mid yea -
iax a sA lid And thst. thSHShS
yOs night cat mp rough"
-Oa the eOsirsry, said Aiss Eass-
wick ehsssfHlly, II Ueuld have bsso
quite absurd fer yea 70 have dons'
Sthsrvss. Aass yes 60 already
Ths doer shut bsAisd him
she eFoassA tbs room, took doSS
The sspia skssek sAd snee more laid
il hsssAs the Harry Of long sSe-
Hhe tried % lssgh-s pitiful httis
laseA. vhieh odd in . sob
Thea vith fessSiah haste the sl-
yer frame vas anfastsned, the Ps-
pr st the heck tors 81, and sith the
aid Of . pair Of seissors isobsl 10
moved the tisy haodlsss nails and
pises Of board. The sketch follow
Cd, ~ csunpleA in ruthless hands
end Aung far fron hss. She busted
the glass carefully With her hsaA-
ksrehisf and With the lshtest. tss-
09kODt tO0G0 ueUSo obOtDSI sSsoP -
rspgh drawing PsDsr into the Va
cant plscs-a MAS head ia sePsa,
With deep set eyes and sn ugly,
square jaw.
Aiss Eastvick vss too busy ham
nerinE in the nsis again to hear
this time Q step On the stairs. II
vss only vhsn the door opened a0d
. mans voice spoke that she started
guiltily. elsspinS the silver frame
close TO her that its contents might
not be seen.
Il have come to get NV violin be-
fore ! 60 away" Paul Maitland aid
quietly.
Ne had come to get the fiddle
yes, and also sith the hope that
IsObel might have changed her mind
last night-might have found that
she cared more for the present
friend than for that pink and white
boy. He found her instead With the
boys picture clssped to her breast.
Your violin: Oh, yss,' Aiss
Eastwick said nsrvously, pointing to
. fArsvsy corner Of the studio. Ne,
no-thsre, not here"
A shadow crossed the dark, ugly
face.
Thank YOU" he said. you need
not fear that l shall touch the pc
tuse or come near you"
lsobsl watched him With fAscinst-
ID eyes. In 6vs minutss-ia, four
thrse-in one minuts-it would b
too late. Oh. vhy could she not
spesk-shov him-tsll him.
The man fastened the violin csss
mechanically. rePlacsd some nasa-
sin0 hs he'd dissrrsaesd, picked up
. crunplsd Pissa Of PsPsr which lay
ct his feet, smoothed it out end laid
il on the table.
Good hsavsns! Isobsl, what does
this msan:"
He held it out to her. crunPlsd
and torn, the pictured face from the
silver frame.
"Isobel"-ths tenderness Of his
voice vas irrssistibls-"vhat have
you put in that frans:"
He gently loossasd the slender
fingers and took her treasure from
her, seeing ct last what she had
sought to hide.
What does this msan, Isobel ?"
he repeated.
"It means-it nsans-oh. Paul,
it means that I missed you. aud then
Harry came and didn't want me!
And. Oh, il you couId have seen
him" She broke OF laughing hys-
tsslcally.
'IAvton cans here. Isobel. Not
thst brute I sav getting into . car
riaes outside with . woman dressed
in every color Of the rsinbovT
"Wss she there. Yes, that vss
the man. Directly he vent" she
sddsd slowly, II took down the
frame and put yoa there instssd-
and into ny hssrt. tos-for always"
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
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8. 4. ApsEy. Register.
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La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
1hs Misssusi AsiA.

In an address at the Aisson5i
state fair Congressman W. d. Vsa-
diver declared the Missouri nnle
had made his state famous the world
over. He concluded his sddrsss By
saying: Il take OF my hat 70 The
Missouri mule and stand at Q ~
spectful distance. The oAly aniDsl
With no ancestors Of his ovn type,
he maintains his importance in var
and agriculture and demands his
price wherever men struggle foe So
premscy, whether in peace or war;
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
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lase ~ klieaeioa, nsro0kos n nani
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
M osd Vvhiss Osavsr.

The cumbersome old vhits bsa-
yer hat" 10 not vet wholly ohsolsts.
1t is still worn BY . member u ths
house Of commons, Sir Edward Daf-
ning-LAvrsnce, Who relates thet -
bought the beaver hat in Pafie ~
ward Of thirty yesn ago; that -
hes worn it every summer sioes;
that it is - good - ever and venlA,
owing to the scarcity Of be6sssD-
which are all but extinct-feteh new
at lssst ten times it's original Nrico.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
0sss, - ~ Ossasssa.

1t vs. Q snall tAsstse in Q snall
town. The piecs opened With . vii
lags scene, ct tAs eonclHsioa of
which the sesas sAiftse vas Panl6d
how 70 lst down . froat cleth, e .
cottage On tie stage obstruetsd the
descent.
But the SEEDING gentlenAa"
came to the rpcss, and, walking
boldly on, exclainsd:
~lts stormy Aight, and ny pess,
humble cottage i ssdly dilaPidatsd.
] must svsa take Il II and repair
il"
Suidni The sction to tie veel,
b vsleA II With tie oAsaAiAR
cottage.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
osioia = - $500 RsaA

In yesn log go y i - usaal
a0sAg bafSsss - es0hine s1FnRy
viii theif tsaDsfial ssee0e&A-
Dssts. Ths vOll knovn ri 81
Witt ps1s vAisA = soill 1ispaays1
s11si1s ~ shsps q H. niasR
WiG11sss e IL heuA - snaoe =
sap4eesa - sspssssat - ~assI
49, 1t vas ~ e1s1em - villal0
psne1ioaaD - aiye . s1aA - tA6f
pa1iasaB - p vA2s = ~ II
0l1ipD Usso 1smA u H. tpo
W&A - v0ana ss1a tAovGo1
vA0 ~ = ~.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
O.isk NooovY,

ASeaissd YostA-Oh, lliss 0si-
eslda, dsA't tell Ne thsss y 10 hePs
for me!
Niss Grise!da-Thsrs = ahoolueo-
y nsse, peos 10y. Yea nnsat
tAiak II II. Why didAt yea fall =
lovs With ny sister Ra1a1o: So
> nseh bstter Attsd fer yes thaA I
Agsaissa YsutA-WAy. I ths1eAt
sAs vas sasnOea - thst Peig q .
SPosaanose! II it isa't aokiAg too
DUeA, Ai0 0fioo1AA, Voot yoo
pasass sAy . eesa vsca fer -!
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Oaas ~ 0sniss.

4 ffty-nine ysan Mezioe -
10ky-tve pfsniAaats, &esnAoD -
s1Rsss befses IL tins e AUk
A6s Dial. Cecil RAeass ID - -.
Se = ~ st6Aility ef IL elsY.
Asrs y - 4sasaaky," - 81
AGAot oflae RNsiasat Dsas 1iWl -
= yin havs s.y hstssr esvel
- ~ MA pssvsRs = -
0lA A0oUinnA oo1nex&As
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Tks Way No ooi1 n

rhs Wsy No ooi1 ~
The young wife vss weeping Bit
tarly.
Her mother softly stole in and pat
her arDs about her.
whats The matter, Dollyr" shs
asked.
''Oh, l sn % nisssahls!~ shs
Wsiled. ..
'Eor what reason, dsar?"
I'LL asksd Testssy this
n-n-norninG il hs v-v-voald
marry again il d-d-disd, and
he
what! Did the brsts tell ysu
be v0aA!"
N-H-Ao. That what's the
natter. He fjnst looked at ms
- IL / hsd accused hin Of b-bsing
erasy and sid, Well, I should rath-
q think Hstv And 81, nsthsf, it
- The way hs sAid it--Kansas
City 1nasPsaasat.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
a OveW NoosA

An Englishman, Sir J. G. I. 0iA-
clair, i % enthusiastic On 11Misss
Of Dyroa that he has built e L10-
dea. in fIsse street, . Byro1 ke1ss
in the psst's honor. There 49,
dAllisa = Dyfon over the d 80
fouA1sa y Q wreath Of ls116 =
s1ntaA9J nasA1s, and anothSt i9
1Ails several HUNDREDS Of as q
- postsy are sAgrsvsd sa1nsA11
tA101s - tAs valts Of tAe 011nnoa
l6Ny 81 staircass.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29

Aeaasts Dnsical to1sat vas ~
ssalsa q tAsse ysass sf ~. D.
tWesa fear aoA oix ~ eoapsse1
pisco With sxPsstnsas. Mseart I'D
at tAisty-aix II esrSbsal hydrepsy.
He - psnss1ainant 81 his ap-
pgnasiAG saA. He vos saAjast q
1hiatinG IL hsfoeU - dasinG ~
ss0ps1tisa q NJ fsosn sDs-
4uian-s Nssast 1lvsyO .thee1
~ u unlDoWA psssso vAiA
peunn1oa ioDoA - - - ~ .
0sdnasy bsiAG bst ssolv - se'a-
4oO ~ o0OGAo4 VogA on1 ~
- - saa9 - ~ - anasanD -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10

The electric railway officials are max
ing arrangements to greatly improve The
service between this city and Washing
ton. and are now preparing schedule
that calls for trains from each end about
every fifteen minutes, and during the ruSh
hours of the day they are even closer 10
pether. This schedule, it is stated, Will
he nut in service next Sunday, and WORK
will be pushed OH the double track
across Four Mile run, in order to have
II ready for service by that time, as the
nsw schedule is arranged for double
track service and does not allow for waits
for trains 10 pass each other. The equip.
neut of the road is also to be improved
by the addition of two new motor cars,
which are expected to arrive before 'he
LET of August. The new motors VIII De
of tire same pattern recently purchased
nv the Mt Vernon road and will be up,
Ao-date cars. In addition to this several
of the old motor cars have been thorough
lv oyerhauled and equipped with power
fol electric motors, 80 that the rolling
stock of the road is in condition to give
efficient service and to successfully main
tain the new and much-improved sched-
ule. As fast as possible all Of the ola
cars nov in service are to be retired Tor
a time to be practically rebuilt, so that
when they are again put IN service lhey
will be as GOOD as new cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10

l5c Colored Embroidered Dotted Swsses re-
duced ia 7Yc.
l2yc Fancy and Solid Color Vliles reduced
to 7ic.
l0c Solid Color Lawns reduced to BE-
25c Arnold Organizes, large floral designs,
reduced to l2lc.
llge Figured Organizes reduced to &c.
Zoe Fancy Lawns reduced to 6ac
sc Fancy Lawns reduced to 3sc.
l5c to Zoe White Mercerized Madras reduced
10 l0c
l2Ic White Madras reduced to 72c.
25c White Goods reduced to l2lc.
I2Ic silk Moussellines reduced to 93c.
l5c Blouse Linons reduced to lie.
I2Jc Cannon Cloth reduced 10 9ic.
Sc Check NainsOoks reduced to sc.
l5c Fancy Zephyr Ginghams reduced to 73c.
f2Ic COlored Madras reduced TO 63c.
t2Ic Oxford Cheviots reduced to &c.
SC Shifting Prints reduced to SIC.
Sc ward wide Percales reduced To 4sc.
&c Fine Brown Cotton reduced to Sc.
l2lc silk Effects reduced TO see.
bOc Fancy Black Goods reduced to f5c.
soc Atwood VOiles reduced to 29c.
25c and SOC Fancy Silk Remnants reduced
TO 12ic.
SOC and 75c Fancy Silk Remnants reduced
TO 25c.
Zoe Persian Lawn. 40 inches. reduced to l2Ic.
l5c Colored Piques reduced to 9Yc.
25c White Embroidered Swsses reduced
TO l5c.
7c Apron Ginehams reduced TO &c.
l2Ic White Dimity, 40 inch, reduced to Gle.
Zoe Long Cloths reduced to 7gc.
Sc Seersucker reduced TO DC.
Sc Plain Color Chambray reduced to DC.
&c Bleached Cotton reduced TO SIC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
Visiting RechabiteSs

A delegation of Rechabites from Wash
,ugton will visit this city tonight for the
purpose of pushing forward the tempe
rance cause. Odd Fellows Hall, on Co.
lcmbus street, has been secured, and the
visit will be made ia response to the
petilion of twenty-eight ladies and gen.
tlemen Of this city. who desire branch
of the order here. The pastors in some
of the churches yesterday urged temper
ance workers to aid in the movement.
At the close of the civil war Virginia
Tent of Rechabites was one OF Alexan-
dria's Furnishing orders. In addition
to this organization Mount Vernon and
HARMONY divisions of Sons of Temper
ance had large numbers of gentlemen
and ladies on their rolls. These instl'
tutions gradually lapsed and were fol-
lowed by the Good Templars, who also
ceased eventually to attract interest, and
were superseded by other orders. The
Rechabites have existed in this country
for over three-seore years. The ritual is
interesting and impressive, and those
who are endeavOring to resuscltate the
order here believe it will again prove
popular.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The mercury at 3 o'clock registered
So while the humidity continues intense.
The electric light at the corner of
Prince and Fayette streets is still out OF
order.
1t is stated that no report has been
made for the last six months OF rentals
from electric fans or incandescent lights.
The barkeepers of the Second ward
have formed an association called the
Fishermen, their meeting place being
Oxen Run, Nd, every Thursday.
Harry Carter, a ten-year-Old colored
boy, who was recently convicted of steal
ing chickens, was today sent to the Re-
form School in Hanover comfy.
Messrs. l.. Shuman q Son yesterday
sent to the aims house bountiful sup
ply of ice cream, cakes and oranges which
were greatly enjoyed by the inmates.
John Baker, twenty-five years old,
was drowned while bathing in Rock
Creek, Georgetown, yesterday. He Tell
off a log and hit his head against a stone
and became unconscious.
A lawn party will be given by The
Children of the American Revolution,
for the benefit of the Pohick Church, at
at 2l9 north Washington street, this
evening from 6 till 9 o'clock.
A shed OF a house on the west side OF
Fairfax street between Wilkes and Glib
bon, caught fire this evening but the
flames WIRE extinguished by Mr.. Charles
Tennesson without causing an alarm.
A Southern Railway shifting engine
backing three passenger cars on the
wrong track and an engine of the Penn
sylvania Railroad colided at the Sixth
street depot in Washington Saturday
evening. The only person injured was
E. L. Ramey, of this city, conductor Of
the Southern, whose right arm was
slightly bruised and his ankle wrenched
After June S0th Merchants Special al
| Fleischmann's from II to 2 p. m.
Fried CLANS. SOC per dozen. Soup every
day. Chas. II. Zimmerman, Market Space.
| INV IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
The Hot Wave.

Yesterday was another torrid Sunday,
and in the afternoon the piercing rays OF
the suu kept many people indoors. The
mercury lowered about the go mark,
and at half-past nine o'clock last night
had fallen but 50. The hot weather,
as usual, materially reduced the congre-
cations at the various churches, in most
Of which the services were abbreviated.
After midnight refreshing breeze set in
from the south, and early this morning
conditions were pleasant. According to
reports sent out by the Weather Bureau,
every indication points to continued high
temperature for this vicinity during the
next three or four days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
Fined Fifty Dollars.

Officer Beach yesterday took Christie,
rher Dewitt in custody on the charge OF
selling liquor on Sunday aud without
license. He was brought before Justice
Cation in the Police Court this morning
and fined $50. Being unable to pay the
fine Dewitt was sent to Jail for sixty
DAYS. Dewitt, it seems, was the agent
for some saloonkeeper in the southern
part Of the city, but it was impossible TO
induce him to name the place where he
procured the liquor he dispensed. There
are a number of such individuals who,
ii is believed, act as scouts for certain
saloons by standing near the same on sun
days and plotting customers. They also,
it is alleged, furnish such with liquor.
These attaches also play their parts when
policeman is deserted in the distance.
The officers are endeavOring to appre'
bend the principals in the Sunday liquor
traffic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
Personal.

Mrs j. ID. Grafton, of New York, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nj. T. ul''
more, on Royal street. i.
Mrs. Frances Barbour Ewing Is at
Rawley Springs for part OF the summer.
Mrs. Henry F. Robertson IS visiting
her brother, Mr.. William +. hooer'son'
at Wilmington, n. G.
Mr.. Boyce Pearson and Mr.. WalKer'
of Columbia, S. CT who have been visit
ing in this city, have returned to their
homes greatly pleased with their exPe-
rience during their stay in Alexandra
Mr.. J. E. Barron, who lives in FAR
fax county, a short distance west OF this
city was paralyzed at his home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jett and Miss
Sadie Sullivan have gone to East Radford
where theys will spend the remainder OF
the month of July. =.
Mr. William Craven is quite SICK al
his home ON south Lee street.
A telegram received at this office at
| O'Clock today states that Gen. Eppa
Hunton, who was reported to be serious
" i'll at his home in Warrenton, was at
that time sested on his porch as well as
he has been for some time past.
Miss Emily Taylor will leave Monday
TO visit friends in Alexandria. Miss
Hattie Gatewood. of Alexandra, is the
CUES. of her grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs. Robt. Gatewood, in Boush street.
Miss Chew, of Charlestown, w va,
and Miss Washington, of Alexandra,
are the guests of the Misses Tucker IN
College Place. Il Norfolk Landmark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
II. 6. Court.

The U. ;. Court met in this city To-
day for The summer term. There were
present Judge Wsddill. District Atlor-
ney Lewis. Assistant District Attorney
Tally, Clerk Bowden, Assistant CLERK
Garrett, Marshal Treat and the DINER
court officers.
The grand jury was duly chosen an
after Mr.. F. S. Harper had been nameu
as foreman were sent to their ROOM
They have a large number OF cases DE-
fore them and are not expected 10 con-
pletetheir work before tomorrow. Among
the cases before the grand jury are the
Manassas aud other postoffice roboeries.
One hundred and fifty witnesses have
been summoned before the grand jury
and most of them are now in the city.
The Rixey libel case is set for hearing
10 morrow.
The grand jury after agreeing upon
several indictments adjourned this even
ing till tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock,
TO which time court adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
The Burnett Case.

Measrs. Machen and Moncure, counsel
for Richard @. Burnett, who was recent
" sentenced by the Corporation Court
10 pay a fine of $500 and to serve twelve
months in Jail for selling liquor without
license, will take an appeal to the
Court of Appeals. The appeal will De
taken on several exceptions noted during
the trial, the most prominent OF which
will be the failure to set forth In the IN
dictment whether the liquor was sold by
retail or wholesale. Ten or twelve years
ago case similar to Burnetrs went
up from this city on like exception and
the judgment of the lower court was
set aside. The lawf however, has been
materially changed since that time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
Excursions.

The Young Mems Sodality Lyceum
will give their annual excursion to Mar
shall Hall tomorrow. All arrangements
have been made and a pleasant time is
expected by all who intend to patronize
the excursion. There will be an even
ing trip of the boat for the accOmmoda-
ton of those who desire to enjoy the ride
down the river after shutdown.
The Union Sunday Schools will
give their annual outing on Fri
dav. July IA, 10 River View. These
excursions are among the most popular
of the season and a pleasant time is
promised to all who attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
After LOafers.

Officer Ferguson appeared on north
Fayette street this morning and notified
number of idle negroes congregated
about cook shops and saloons in that
neighborbood to disperse under pain OF
being spprehended under the vagrant
act. 1t was stated in this column re-
Gently that a man appeared in Alexan-
dria in quest of fifty men whom be
guaranteed $3.50 day and succeeded
in obtaining three. 1t is said that he
could have furnished employment for
two hundred. There is at present but
little excuse for idle persons OF either
race
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10

75c Bleached Satin Damask, all linen, Y
inches wide, reduced to SOC.
80 Hemstitched Linen Table Covers reduced
TO S1.19.
| 25c Fancy and Huck Towels reduced to l9c.
Sc Huck Toweling reduced TO DC.
SOC Sheets reduced to SOC.
l5c Hemstitched Pillow Cases reduced to lie.
25c Mems and Boys Bathing Trunks reduc-
ed to Toe.
SOC White Unlaundered Shirts Slightly soil
ed) reduced to Doc.
75c Iaundered White Shirts (soiled) reduc-
ed to soc.
l2Jc Ladies' Lace Hose, black and tan, re-
duced to &c
i9c Ladies' Isle Hose reduced to 12lc.
25c Infants caps reduced to l9c.
soc Infants Caps reduced to 39c.
lSc Table OiclOths reduced to l2lc.
I2Ic Dress Shields reduced to 5c
25c Ladies' Neckwear reduced to l5c.
81 90 Ladies' White Waists reduced to 75c.
l5c Patent Leather Belts reduced to &c.
l5c TO 2Sc Embroideries reduced to l21c.
Sc to Toe Embroideries reduced to &c.
100 pieces Torchon Laces and Insertings re-
duced to &c.
CSC Light Lawn Wrappers reduced to SOC.
Sl.25 Light Lawn Wrappers reduced to 79c'
81 Light Lawn Wrappers reduced to zee.
81 Duck Skirts reduced TO soc.
g. 9S Ladies' Wash Suits reduced TO Sl.98.
$7.9S White Duck Coat Suits reduced to 81 AZ.
1898 White Duck Goats Suits reduced to
1898.
SOC Ladies' Muslin Underskirts reduced
to 800.
SOC Ladies' Muslin Gowns reduced to 39c.
39c Ladies' Muslin Drawers reduced to 25c.
l9c Cambria Corset Covers reduced to l25c.
SOC White Bed Spreads reduced to soc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
Baseball.
STANDING OF THE oLUBs.
A very interesting game of ba

A very interesting game Oh uaseUa',
was played Saturday evening on the old
fair grounds between the Virginias and
Old Dominions, the score resulting 4 10
3 in favor of the former. The battery
for the Virginias was German and len,
neson (Gorman striking out Is mem and
that for the Old DOminions was Ennis
and Lncas Ennis striking out men).
The game this evening will be between
the Potomacs and Invincibles.
Tomorrow evening the Virginias and
Del Rays will cross bats. The batteries
will be German and TennesDn and BIZ
rell and BENEFIT. Both games will be
called at $50 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
The New Ferry.

The Washington and Norfolk Steam
boat Company have moved the old ferry
house from the foot of King street some
distance north and a force Ofmen are now
at work filling up the site preparatory to
paving the same. The work OF construct
ing the new slip will be commenced in a
short time. The convenience that will
be afforded by the new ferry is apparent;
as vehicles will, when it shall have been
completed, pass of and on King street
without being compelled to cross the flag
stones on the north side Of the thorough
fare as heretofore. The elimination o
the present unsightly dock will be another
desideratnm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-07-10
Police Court.

gJustice II. b. Cation presiding.
The following cases we're disposed OF
This morning:
A white man, arrested by Officer Pat
terson charged with being drunk, forfeited
his collateral 10y failing to appear
Samuel Cant, arrested by Officer Ar
rington charged with asssulting Fannie
Cant, was dismissed, the charge having
been withdrawn.
Christopher Dewitt, arrested by Officer
Beach charged with selling liquor on
Sunday and without license, was lined
$50 and in default Of payment sent to
jail Tor 90 days