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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-07-07
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that nature must at times
be assisted? Perhaps this
query does not apply to the
removal of beetles and if il
does not, generally, let it go
this time.
Aid nature by saturating
the leaves of your plants
with a solution of Arsenate
of Lead and making them
an enemy to beetles.
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Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend all the meetings.
Adjutant and Mrs. Bamberry In
charge
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Punahou, 7; II. A, c., /.
FIFTH INNING.

f. Desha hit to pitcher, who threw
too low to first and Desha made sec
"nd. Meyers hit safe to first and stole
second, while Desha made third.
Clarke struck out. j. Williams knock
ed a foul ana was caught out by
Soares. McCorriston hit to third and
was put out at first. No runs for Pu-
rahou.
A. Williams hit to third and was
thrown out at first. J. Fernandez got
two-buggcr 10 center. Soarrs to the
bat. He struck out hernandez stole
third Gleason walked to first ana
then stole second En- Sue hit safe to
center and scored Fernandez ana Glea-
son. T.. Fernandez hit to left and got
En- Sue home, making second for him
self Fernandez stole third. Louis
flew out to left, Three for H. A. c.
Score: Punahou Z; II. a. c., T.
SIXTH INNING.
Woods hit to short and died at first
and J, Desha was put out the same
after hitting to pitcher. c. Desha end
ed the inning for Punahou by striking
out
Aylett went to bat for H. A. c. He
hit to short but first got him. JOY
walked to first A. Williams flew out
to short. ]. Fernandez struck out.
Score: Punahou, z; II. A. c.. 4.
SEVENTH INNING
Ahrens hit to first and stole second
and third, Meyers hit to short and got
safe on an error while Ahrens got
home. Clark flew out to second. John
Williams hit to center and Meyers
came home. McCorriston went to bat.
He hit to second and died at first. Two
runs for Punahou
Soares to bat for H. A. c. He flew
out at center. Gleason hit to third and
was thrown out at first En- Sue flew
out to shOrtstop. No runs.
Score; Punahou, Q; II. A. c., f.
EIGHTH INNING.
Woods hit safe to left for Punahou.
Jack Desha to bat. He hit to pitcher
and died at first, and Woods was done
UP trying to steal third. G. Desha hit
safe to center Ahrens to bat. He
struck out, No runs
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DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards 20 Eva, s23.625.
Session Sales: 100 Ookala, $685. so
IcBryde, $.375; 20 Waialua, $3.50.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Corner Alakea and King streets, G.
D. Edwards, pastor.
Junior c. E., 8 a. m.
Senior c. e., $3.50 p. m.
Bible School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching: II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Morning, Finding God in Lies Rou-
tine" Evening Mistaken in Real
Wants. Their Influence and Results"
You are cordially invited to any and
al services.
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\ TIC CIIYS CHURCHES

Notices for this column should be
sent in not later than 8 o'clock Satur-
day morning.
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MAHUKONA.

Arriving, July 5.--Am. s,chr. II. C.
Wright, Nelson, 10 days from San
Francisco.
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Money to Loan

On Jewelry and Diamonds. We buy
your old gold. The ]. Carlo Pawn Co.
Hotel and Un on.
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PUNS, VS., 4, A, {,
(COntinued from page one.)
had to quit. ]. Williams ended the
innings by going make at first.
Score: Punahnn l: II A C q

9GOlt' Z ulldllOus l. II. a. -, ".
THIRD INNING.
McCorriston took the bat. He fan
ned out. Woods hit to third and En-
Sue made a bad throw and Woods
made second. j. Desha hit to pitcher
and got to second while Woods got
home. G. Desha famed out. j. Desha
stole third. Ahrens struck out. end
ing the inning. One for Punahou.
J, Fernandez struck out. Soares,
who came next made safe hit to sec
ond, but was put out trying to steal
second. Pat Gleason walked to first
and stole second. En- Sue hit to sec
ond but died at first. No runs.
Score: Punahou, 9; H. A. c., o.
FOURTH INNING.
T.. Desha was presented with first by
Pitcher JOY. Meyers got a safe hit to
right and landed Desha at second.
Clark sent the ball to center and Desha
came home, while Meyers made third.
J. Williams up. Meyers came home
and Clark went to third on a passed
ball. Williams struck out McCor-
riston hit to second and second tried
to put out Clark at home, but Clark
got there and McCorriston made first.
Woods made a home run with hit to
right field, bringing McCorriston and
Woods home with him. ]. Desha made
a safe hit to right. C. Desha struck
out. Dick Ahrens went to bat and J..
Desha stole second. Ahrens flew out
to right. Five for Punahou.
IL. Fernandez struck out. Louis got
a three-bagger to center and Aylett
came in to bat for II. A. C,'s first good
chance. He was put out at first, Louis
got home on his hit making the sides
first run. JOY tackled the bat. He hit
to second who threw to first and Joy
after making first ant trying to get
to second, was put out. One run for
III. A. c.
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Wapted

Assistant bookkeeper for Plantation
Office. Apply Alexander & Baldwin,
Limited.
Furnished cottage at waikiki or some
desirable locality. Address A. B. c.
this Office.
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Honolulu, oahu, July 3rd, 1905.
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Henry WatGrhOuSG Trust Co., Ltdu
Classified Advertising
For Sale

Two-story house, 1881 Beretanla Ave-
nue., 10 rooms, stable, servants quar-
ters, chicken houses large lot, S35O0.09
part cash. Apply So Merchant Street.
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ChamberIaIn's Cough Remedy
curcs Colds Group md Whoopirp Couch.

moon. and VIII bo at homo to friends after
april J.
J. ID Shaw and Graham Lawrence were tho
hosts on wednesday evening OF q very plens-
nnlIy arranged "nye hundred party, the scene
OF the aGoir being at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrp Hess on Orchard avenue. The homo waa
bright with a profusion OF cut flowers. Cards,
luncheon and music werc tho diversions OF tho
oveuine Thole present were: Mira. Hess, tho
Misses Cain. Civilian. May Civilian. Doug
lar Glenn Douglas Wilson, Kennedy, Can
non, Gibson. Faym0n, Joyce. Kitchen. Ma
Ioncy Benton. Baker, Roberts, Macmillan
stanley Drew. HAroombc and Mitchell; MesSrs.
Hcss. calm Maglnnls Shaw Siblcy. Spencer,
Wilson sSirell. Davir, Dcvine. Lawrence Can
non Taylor. Boha Hansen. Macmillan Boyle.
Grccnw.il. Barlow. Nye and Austin.
Mr and Mrs. w. NcGraw have tnkcn
apartments at tho Piorce terrace on Washing
ton avenue and VIII soon bo at homo 10 friends
there.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. scoviilo back from
their wedding tour. which was spent In Cali
furnia.
DR.. T. / Rioh lets this week for Los AnSc
los on n zcvcr5l weeks pleasure Trip.
Mrs D. C E:ccles md Mrs Angus T. Wright
haVo cards out for ncSt Tucsdny-
Nrs d. n, Smith viii entertain on Tuesday
next
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RA..RoAD WORK IN WYOMING.
Grade Contractors Are Busy Between
Saratoga and Walcott.

Railroad work Is moving along At very
satisfactory pace all things considered. snys
thc Encampment Herald
Tho grade contractors. Gideon 81 Michncls.
have a rorsS of men ard teams work be-
tween Saratoga and WnlCott. The At tn,
preycnt time Ia confined to the more sheltered
ECctiona. where the frost Is loss troublesome.
IL has bcea found impractlcab!c 10 do tho work
economically at several places owing TO the
depth OF the frost in the ground, 30 thoy
working such Iorcc be handled TO a1-
vantage present. A few weeks later. as
soon az the frost starts. 81 IL intended To pUI
on several hundred men and horses and crowd
the work with tho utmost speed GrouGd Is
being broken now with big twelve horse
rond plough The plough broken few
DAYS ago unl another was Immediately or
dcrad from DGnver TO be shipped In by
prc5s
Tho contractors are nIlirs their contracts a.
a rapid rate. r. W. Hull ms twcnty-siS men
Mt work and expects 20 deliver 10000 ties this
month. Tho Saratoga contractor 10 turning
out the timber at about the rate
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LEAVES YOUNG WIFE.
Clarence Wilcox of Mt. Pleasant Dies
After Long Siege of Suffering.

Special to Tho Tribune
Mt. PLEASANT. Feb. 25 The funeral
OF Clarence Wilcox wlo held yesterday
afternoon from the J.. n. y, meeting
house. Deceased had suffered more OF
less for several years from heart uou-
6le, and was incapacItaJcd Tor labor of
any kind for several years. i young vile
and two children are Left TO mourn his
departure as well as mum erous friends
and relatives.
The ladies of tho TwoHtictn Century
club gave n dancing parry on Thursday
evening at the opera-house, Tho dec0ra-
tions were tasty and the party largely at
tended Punch was served during the eV-
enlnG.
Dr. s. l. Wishard OF Salt Lake was 4
visitor here during thc week.
Judge F. Erickson Of the Seventh DlS-
trict court returned yesterday from Car
bon and Emery counties, whore he has
been holding court
The Black Hawk war veterans will hold
their annual reunion on Monday. GSnCe
Will follow the exercises OF the day
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LOST LEG AND FOOT.
Man Meets With Terrible Accident in
Ogden Yards.
Special to The Tribunc.


OGDEN. Feb. 4-John Pcnhed an extra
man who has been employed by the Southern
Pacific company at the Union depot, reported
for such work that the company could furnish
on saturday morning, and Somc hours later he
suffered tho amrutaton OF his right leg and OF
the greater portion of his left foot. PcnGeId
when he was told that thcro wns no work for
him today, stood in the middle OF n track and
watched Rio Grandc Western No pull out
The cylinder cocks OF tho engine were Wide
open and the engine In pulling out emitted
enough steam 10 create fog and shut off
The vision He stood back and was struck by
Union Pacific switch engine and his right
leg and left foot were crushed
The crew Of the switch engine could not ace
the man because OF the escaping steam, and
he discovered by DE- Joyce who attended
tho injured man. Tho latter was slightly deaf,
md did not hear the engine approaching In
addition II wac poor precSution on his part
lhat he should stand in the middle OF 4 truck
when steam obliteratei the View in a busy
yard like ogden.
Penfcd removed TO the Ogden general
hospital, whero his right leg was amputated
between the knee and tho ankle, and tho
greater portion OF the left foot was amputoted.
His chances for absolute recovery are good.
II Is learned that he has a wife in Grand
Junction Colo
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YOUTHFUL CRIMINALS.
Small Boys in Court Charged With
Stealing Horse at Provo

Special 20 Tho TrIbUnC,
PROVO. Feb. 25.-Thc case of the State
VS. None and Ralph IsaWhorn, eighteen
and thirteen years lid respectively. WAS
again taken up In the District court to-
day and Ralph was committed to the
industrial school at Ogden The boys
have been before the court on several
occasions. charged with liHercnt offCuSes
among which was the stealing OF valu-
aolc horse from John Ferrcr, and diapCs-
ing OF II TO u SpTngvllle citizen
general charge OF mC6IrlgIblty w&s
preferred with the result Is stated above
The court Will give the boy None an
other chance to reform, and therefore
postponed further proceedings In hts case
until April IA. In the meantime he Is or
dcrcd TO report TO the court at stated
intervals
Annie Bcsson Johnson was today given
q decree of divorce in the Fourth Dis
trict court from Arnold 4. johnson on
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INJURED POSTAL CLERKS.
Four Who Were in Alazon Wreck
Arrive Home.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tho -TrIbune. .||||T|.I-
OGDEN, Feb 25.-Four railway mall clerks
who wero victims Of the hcad-on collision on
the Southern Pacific at Alazon IFS miles west
OF Ogden yesterday, when a westbound freight
overlooked its orders and Into the enst-
bound fast mail. arrived in Ogden Saturday
and all were taken to their homes.
They are Z Alexander. leg hurt: James +
Oliver broken ribs. Frank NJ. Downing spine
Injured and hand bruised; John W. Taylor
badly bruised on head. None OF them arc dan
gerousIy hurt md on arrival all OF them went
TO their homes.
II hos developed TODAY that the only pre-
vcntion OF O horrible accident wos due TO tho
fnct that a carload OF SILK. valued uhout
$50 0GO was next TO the engine. and that this
acted as a cushion in tho collision. Had 1t not
been for this. II Is said that another horror
would have resulted. As II Ia. contagra-
ton wcs Just aycrted.
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CLEANSING JUNCTION CITY.
Notorious Residents Of Electric Alley
Ordcded to Move.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
Ogden. Feb. 25--The clcaning-up Process in
Ogden goes ncrrlly To-Day Cnief Of Po-
lice Browning Detective Ponder. Seret. Tout
and an officer OF the force visited tho notorious
Electric alley and served notices on all tho
Inmates give up their nctnrlous operations
and leave toy n. The order VIII he obcycd ana
this branch OF the criminal element In ogden
viii be wiped out OF existence.
Some OF tho inmates told the onlccrs that
they would move 10 other quarters. and others
were defiant and claimed that the order was
without authority OF law inc officers tou
Tho Iraifc had TO stop. and that they couh
not tol;e up quarters In the rooming houses vi
the city. would there DC resting pIN''
for thcra Within tho limits , NJ,
When they realized this fact the maIotlty oa
them raid they would leave TOWN. "hlSh ""'
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STABBED IN SIDE
BY CAHDLESTICK
Hugh Black Fatally Injured By
Miner Bearing Grudge
Against Him.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune
BINGHAM, Feb. 25.-Con Sheen. a min
er. fatally stabbed Hugh V. Black 4
shift boss al tho Nampa mine late last
night with candIsstick. intiIcting what
may prove to be a mortal wound, Black
and Sheen live In a double house ond
have not been on the best Of terms for
some time.
Sheen and the old quarrel was resumed,
when Sheen drew his candlcstick and
stabbed Black In the left side. deputy
patched to the scene and brought sheen
to town, where he appeared before Judge
Lee this morning, but owing 10 tho criti-
cal condition of Black his hearing was
postponed
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the grounds of failure TO provide The
couple were married I'm Provo November
81 1904 The plaintiff was awarded S25
per month allmony.
j. W. Craven, a native # T;nGllnd. low
residing in Provo, was admitted Ia Citl-
Zenship in the District court today,
After procuring . license Ray s. Cat
It's and Rose Calcgurc Of Tucker were
married in the District courtroom today
by Judge Booth
Eme. the infant child Of AR ard Mrs
Fred Ferguson of Pleasant View waru
died yesterday of bronchitis. Funeral
services Will be held In the ward house
on Sunday at y. m.
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Ex-Mayor Moving Spirit.

The facts In the case are that tho eA-
Mnvor is the moving spirit in the troubles
that have como 10 the CouncllTen; ever,
enc OF whom is seemingly honorable and
JEALOUS of his good name. but all appaI-
entity urdcr tho domination of the other
man. The case against Craig VIII be trlec
Will b. soroe rcsIgnntIons- But now tho
Intention seems to be To stand. and inns Is
said to be tic result OF an agreement UNI
I'll after the Craig cage is disposed Oh
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o mnst tho oi'ccrs desired. but some OF them
,keu a Tor time TO he allowed To mako their
aattianSements for fitting. and In some CAGES
tnIs permission granted
peen cleaned out. The resort has been n stencil
sn u tns nostrlIs OF tho decent people OF ogden
81, 80 "lncly has Its Infamous nnmc been spread
asIn onet eSen INC school children know Of It. The
ucuon OF tho Chec OF Police in closing the re-
sort Is the hrst effective effort in tho line OF
ueceh0y In Ogden's municipal regulation
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that against Chambers, is at his home,
prostratcd as result OF the strain thaI
las been put upon him Moycs wanted
TO resign. but he was not permitted 10,
His condition today Is such that he couid
not bo asked for On interview, but IL Is
known that when the Chambers verdict
was rendered he wanted TO quit and nave
his fellow Councilman follow his example,
but the combination WAS too strong Tor
in his ill-hcalth, OF prostrating him. In
his home today he said: Why should - !
resign now in the face OF the enemy
and much the tame answer was hlauS
by MIR. ChnmbcIs.
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OLD FOLKS ASSEMBLE.
Pioneers at Millard Gather and Arc
Feasted Most Royalty,

MlLLARD, Feb 25-The annual celc-
Dcation Of old Folks day was held here
yesterday. Abcur 2CO old people were
ieaSted IN the afternoon. and the evening
was devoted to programme and dancing.
Benjamin Taylor, nmety-onc years OF
age was the oldest person present. while
Mary Ann Hubbard and Robert Holmes
were nearly EiEcty The latter was a pi-
oneer OF 1871 The affair was for all. ir-
respective of religious utilization.
GuStayc Eorth returned this week after
spending over two years in Germany and
Switzerland.
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His Territory Enlarged.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb 25.-"Bob Cameron, Salt
Lake general agent OF the Pacific Mutual. ives
IN ogden toAny. and announces that 10 the
territory he hag heretofore controlled on the
Western railroads he VIII now have charge OF
the lines OF the Southern Pacinc from Ogden
10 Sparks. He already has the oregon Short
Line and some OF the tributary lines ana TINS
latter addition 10 his territory gives him some
Of the best in the West
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SEEKS SEPARATION
Grace Campbell Asks to Be Released
From William Campbell.

OGDEN Feb. 25.-A complaint In a suit for
divorce was fllcd In tho office OF the County
Clerk in which Grace Campbell Ia the plain
un and william Campbell Is the defendant.
Tho complaint scts forth that the couple werc
married in Denver August 10. 1893, and
a result Of said marriage there IL minor
child Howard Campbell seventeen months old.
The allegations are that the defendant has
failed To provide the common necessities for
tho plnintifr end her child and continues so
10
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|r.a Holds Them.

lsG this bold declaration.
|e ese men accused, or to
iesgn?' 1t Is a we'll
nch and all of them ia
Anj that Just after the
haoers case they desired
cluslon. There is not
ks the interest OF Og-
g here Is not one who Is
aEn good name Every
aIc resignation as inevi-
tsnailYe OF which Is be-
Il u apparent that one
1 esm completely under
uslr designations will
= ZEN. be filed until he
o. the courts convict
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IN NEW QUARTERS.
Salt Lake Route Moves to New Offices
in Herald Block.

Tho freight and Gagsonger departments OF the
Snlt Lake Route moved into their now offices
in tho Herald block. Main street ON Saturday
afternoon. Tho otiiccs arc handsomely fur
niahcd and finished IN the old mission style
every thlng harmonizlng beautifully, There Is
un abundance OF room and In all their appoint
mcnts the Offices are a credit to the company
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TOURIST RATES TO
THE PACIFIC COAST
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Announces a Special Rate
Beginning June /.

CHICAGO. Fob. 25.-Thc Atchison, Topeka -
Santa Fo railway today announced that thcy
had decided to put into eject summer tourls:
rates to Los Angeles. san Diego and san Fran
cisco, tickets TO bc placed on salo daily from
June / TO September Is, With hnel limit of
October u. Tho ratio from Chicago VIII be So.
from St Louis $50 md from Missouri river
points $50 There also VIII b. summer ratc
to Phoenix, Prescott and Grand canyon s. les
than those mentioned 10 FAR Western points
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OGDEN ARMORY.
mr. Eccles to Begin Work on Struc-
ture Soon.

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 25.-Mr. David Eccles re-
,urnSd TO Ogden today from an extended yls,,
In tho Northwest principally In clroc,on Uo
1Apectf 10 meet the Adjutant- General of the
otah national Guard in Salt Lake during
m ncI Week He hos been advised OF tho au-
s.ncrizaton OF the new armory In Ogden to
Iuthish quarters for two companies of militia
,,'iu states that as rs the contracts can
ho signed work VIII begin The estimated
cost cost OF the armory will b. about SIS 600 and
,my ,s, monthly rental required by Mr Ecclcs
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VIII Likely Die on Road.

Special to The Tribune,
pGDrN Feb S.-Privatc Douglas OF the
hospital corps attached 10 Fort Ass,nIholne
Mont, passed through ogden today, having in
1hatee PriYato Frisolc OF company C OF tho
"ehg-tourth United States infantry, whom
nc IL conveying TO Fort Baird n NJ Frisbie
~ ~ one oil the colored soldiers and Is suffering
rom dysentery contracted In the Philippines
i1ls condition is critical and II Is doubtful II
ne VIII live TO reach his destination.
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y Former Mayor.

q Ogden instructed the
vesen City Council TO
~ ssas : 10 themselves, and
- AL right" Hc was
70 The evidence given
II r. 4 s9pine City Attorney,
rs ne Council voted for
extra compensation,
hty considered The best
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Will Go to Jury Monday.

Tho Introduction of ths testimony was begun
ana carried through until adjournment With
out nothoie Incident IL Is largely OF the rec
ords ana an admission OF the material facts
admitted TO the record during the Chambers
trial, and 'or thnt reason In unintcrestinc in
Its details, 1t is almos, certain that the case
VIII go 10 tho jury carly Monday afternoon
nut whether In time for verdict TO be reached
before the hour OF the regular meeting on
Monday night Of the City Council OF which
nvc members are now accused or threat tened
Win accusations under the charges OF Mr.
Skccn, cannot now be guessed
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One Juror Excused.

At the opening OF court this morning q con-
ference resulted before the court assembled
II has been discovered that John w Wothcr-
spoon ono of the jurors accepted. had In the
past had a difficulty OF his own with the Coun-
cilmanic BODY When court convened a mo-
ton TO reopen tho jury for the purpose OF f,,r-
thcr inquiry was offered by the defense and
was granted. Mr.. Wothcrspoon WA then ex-
cuaed and his place was filled by the sslcc-
ton OF Amos Sebring Mr. Wothcrspoon is a
brother OF Biohop Wothcrspoon OF the Third
ward. MT Sebring. who will In his
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pec!lned to Rim

sno ended his scrvIcc
Isl OF January isli r.Ss
IL, .mplored by his con-. t,
-, a,as'aer 70 lace, and who
|E5.rs.o,i OF the man who Iatap !" no
in.o",t' told The IriSnva ,o
=. ~ ! be declined was Inne bcs
rs,,o oe nd of the Glas-
- that he would VIC Ii "1o mo-
s!.a l,,nlSeif ~ 10 1t. and rop nG
ts,,h5,aanI who has '.,IS alw,Is "i.
5 ,1lSt ss,lst cIeanly ond aIwSSo wS9
II ''ue In the same Of.
II, a'yss Frustrated.
Ez5I.M a. Moyes. who bas ,
kalas against y HIM mas u. a