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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
ELSlN0RE

Women Of Elsinore and the Elsinore
valley met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs G. d. Poole to organize a
Woman's club. Mrs. Henry Lille was
made president, Mrs. Perry G. Graham
and Mrs. Bruce Names secretary. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Samuel A. Stewart and the
club will then plan a line of work.
Mrs. II. Holmes and Mrs. T. w.
Thornton and little daughter, who
spent several weeks I'm Elsinore, left
Monday for Long Beach.
Mrs. Jack Dalglish of Riverside has
been visiting in Elsinore at the home
of her father, r. c. Mills, on Graham
avenue.
William A. Carroll of Riverside was
here last week.
f. F. Thompson of Corona was a
guest at the Lakeview last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Russell, child
and chauffeur of Portland, Ore, regis
tered at the Lakeview recently.
c. A. McKeuzil Of Seattle, WASH, is
at Elsnore
Warren r. Hohenshell has arrived
from Merced, called here by the ILL
ness of his father, G.. w. Hohenshell.
Miss Lucy Chapman of Janesville.
Wis, has arrived to spend several
months in Elsinore with Mrs NJ. Haz-
zard.
Carlos Stewart was here from River
side this week visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Stewart.
Roy Maxwell returned Wednesday
from q visit to Los Angeles.
James Fl. Hill is here from Los An
geles at the Lakeview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Phelps. Miss
Ruth s. Phelps and Richardson Phelps.
all of Minneapolis, are here.
Among Los Angeles people who are
here this week are Louis Greensdal and
G. o. Dewey.
Charles r. Campbell and wife and
Bert R. DoremaS and wife, all of Santa
Ana, were last week guests at the
Lakeview.
G. G. Srack, G.. r. Srack and NJ. J.
Srack all of Los Angeles, are here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Hoffman and the
Misses Hoffme of Los Angeles are at
the Bundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hunter are
here from Los Angeles.
Hotel and cottages are continually
well filled.
Miss Bessie Reed. who has spent the
past four months i'll Elsinore, left Sat
urday for her home in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Emma Grow, who has spent the
past week in Elsinore at the home of
her father, George w. Hohenshell who
is ill. returned to Pasadena Friday.
Mrs. w. j. Goldworthy, after spending
three weeks here with Capt. and Mrs.
Haughwant, returned to Ocean Park
Friday.
DIR. l.. A. Perce of Long Beach ar
rived Friday to visit his wife, who is
here for the winter.
Mrs. John Bowen and daughter arc
here from Cheboygan, Mich, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
ELEPHANT AS A "COP"
IN NEW YORK CITY
HELPS OUT POLICEMAN ON a
LONELY COUNTRY ROAD
Bicycle Patrolman Watching for Speed
Maniacs Sees Pachyderm's Huge
Bulk in His Path and Is Alarmed
Till Auto Stops
Special to The Herald.

ppeCldl TO Inc Herald.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-When Miss
liceman John Dillon, whose beat is on
Pelham Bay Park road, at precisely
1915 o'clock yesterday morning braced
his trusty iron steed and leaned for
ward to catch IL rumbling hardly def
mite enough to be called a sound, that
came from the distance. He was close
to the Pelham Bay bridge, and a smile
of satisfaction spread over his lips
as he muttered:
"I'll bag another-that makes seven
this night"
Dillon is the official auto catcher
and has a record as the fastest rider
in the squad.
The rumbling Increased into a sort of
dull roar, and the earth began to
shake.
Making a fearful pace" thought the
policeman; It'll be a nice little cell
for yours, my boy
And then something happened that
made the blood in his veins suddenly
CONCEAL. At the far end of the bridge
appeared a huge shapeless bulk. No
auto was ever half 30 big. Dillon is
not an imaginative man. He has
nerves of steel. He sat his teeth and
drew his revolver, while perspiration
gathered on his forehead. Swaying
from side to side on came the fearful
thing.
AS it neared his end of the bridge
it suddenly slackened speed, and the
relieved Dillon was amazed to behold
big elephant shifting the night air
with evident joy. A moment more and
he burst into shout of laughter. A
prehensile trunk was gently caressing
his arm.
This was not only an elephant, but
a friend; and man and beast in the
middle of the deserted road exchanged
a greeting that would have done your
heart good.
Before Dillon was a policeman he
was a keeper at Starin's zoo at Glen
Island. and Bazoo, the big elephant,
was one of his pets. How Bazoo had
contrived to keep an appointment with
him at the dead Of night on the other
side of the river was more than Dillon
could explain. They were four miles
from a police station and even had
they been nearer. a wall would have
to be lifted out to admit such prls-
oner.
So for half an hour Bazoo assisted
in police duty by mildly, but firmly
interposing his person before a speed
ing auto while Dillon held sup the oc-
cupants. At the end of that time
Keeper George Whitney with two as
sistants arrived in search of the miss
ing pachyderm.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
SAN PEDRO

Mrs. E. F. Arnold and little daughter
of Hueneme have arrived in the city
and will make this their home.
City Marshal Ben Baker returned the
fore part of the week from Warmers
Springs, where he has been spending
his annual vacation.
The ST. Marys guild held delightful
social and tea at the residence of Mrs.
NJ. Duffy Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Goodwin of
Olive Heights are entertaining this
week Mr.. Goodwin's parents from
Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mackley returned
Wednesday from a trip OF some four
weeks at the Temecula hot springs.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
COURT AND PRISONER DANCE
Enlivening Session Of judicial Sitting
Follows Arrest of theatrical
Man at Pittsburg
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PITTSBURG, Pa. Feb. 3.-The dig
niied proceedings of the Lawrence
vile police court were enlivened today
by a dance, songs and other incidents
not judicial. Robert Armstrong, star
OF the Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown
Musical Mokes" company. and Mag
istrate Molxe were the principals.
Armstrong and two friends were un-
der arrest on a charge of trying to
break into a negro dance. They were
committed to the workhouse for thirty
days, but the magistrate later recalled
Armstrong i'm order that he could DEM
onstrate his prowess to the court. He
proceeded to eat crushed glass, whistle
the knots out OF handkerchief. sing
songs and clog dance.
The dance formerly was one of the
magistrates speeialties and he prompt
ly joined in with spirit that brought
down the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
Hollywood Society

Mrs. Edwin P. Palmer entertained at
cards in compliment to Miss Wakeman
and Miss Ware on Saturday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
1900"
The guests were Misses Wakeman,
Ware, Wright, Morgan. Williams, de
'Longpre. Hall, Mcclellan, Ware, Wade.
iBrydges, Mrs. E. w. Elliott. and Messrs
Bridges, Mrs. e. w. Elliott, and
Messrs. Law, Dunlap, Willis. Green
wood, Wade, Elliott, Dart, Leavelle
and Deering.
Favors were won by the Misses
Wakeman, Wright and Wade
The Monday Card club was enter
tanned this week by Miss A. e. Win
stanley. Those winning prizes were
Mrs. Charles ]. George Mrs. C. w.
Walker, Mrs. Charles Hanchette and
Mrs, Van Etten.
Mines. Pollock, j. Walker, Van Etten
and Elliott.
Mrs. Field entertained Thursday at
luncheon for Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Olney
and Mrs. Stone of San Francisco and
Mrs. A. G. Schloesser.
Mrs. Louis Long entertained at 500
Monday evening.
r. r. Dart entertained at cards on
Thursday evening. After cards an en-
joyable musical program was rendered.
Mrs. A e. Stellar entertained Friday
evening for a number of young people.
The evening was spent in games.
Mrs. #. S. Bynon entertained Wednes-
day afternoon for her little daughter
Marcella. The occasion was her eighth
birthday About twenty-five little
guests were present.
Mrs. T. Il. Mcneil of New York was
the guest OF honor at an elaborate sur
prise dinner party given in her honor at
Hotel Hollywood Wednesday evening.
Ihe dinner was given in celebration
Of her seVenty-fifth birthday. The
birthday cake had seventy-five small
white roses on 1t and in each one of
them burned a candle. The guests were
Mines. Mcneil. Dewey. Let's, Pitman,
Russell, Robbins, Wade, Hass, Thomas.
Baker, Whitaker, Campbell, Bobbs,
the Misses Smith, Mccullough, Kessler,
Knucken, Bobbs, Russell and Nc
elaine.
Miss Mary Squire entertained Friday
evening at an informal dancing party.
The reception given In honor of the
opening OF the public library Saturday
evening was largely attended
The ladies' of the executive and
library committees OF the Woman's
club who received We're Mines. wake
man. Townsend, Moll Chase, Whitley
Eastman, Holman, Warren and Evans.
N. p. Garretson Of Topeka is the
guest of Col. and Mrs. ], j. Steadman.
c; G. Hall Is entertaining Col. FL. c.
Multh of Sedalia.
Miss Lillian Moody Of Chicago who
IS a regular winter visitor al Hotel
Hollywood, has returned.
Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Potter OF Min
neapolis and Mrs. Parish of Denver
are at Hotel Hollywood.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04

home Of Mrs. J. p. Armstrong. Re-
freshments were served. The hostesses
were Mrs. A. G. Clark and Mrs. l.. J.
Stanley.
A birthday surprise party was given
Bert Davis Tuesday evening at his
home at 2i5 South Milton avenue.
The o. p. s. club met with Mrs. Alice
Butterfeld Tuesday afternoon. Supper
was served at 6 O'Clock.
Mrs. Francis Armstrong and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth, arrived Sunday from
Fergus, Canada, to spend the winter
with Mrs. Armstrong; son, j. p. Arm
strong.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
To ceIehrate Win Tea

In celebration of the birthday anni-
gersary Of John Ruskin members of
the Ruskin Art club will give tea
next Thursday afternoon in the club
rooms. Mrs. w. II. Housh, president
Of the club, will be assisted in receiv-
ing and In pouring tea by prominent
members Of the club and large COM
pany Of guests will be entertained.
What promises to be delight tful
musical program has been prepared
under the direction of Mrs. w. j.
Schol. Mrs. j. A. Duncan, sister of
the late President Mckinley, will be
a special guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
For Rrirle-to-Be

In honor Of the engagement of their
daughter Miss Marie Alexander to John
Mossman of Boulder, Colorado, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Martin Alexander of 1884
Ingraham street will give card party
Thursday evening. Miss Alexander
and Mr. Mossman will be married
Wednesday, March Z, at the home of
the brides brother, A. A. Alexander of
Denver. Mr.. Mossman is connected
with the First National bank of
Boulder, Colo, and the young people
will make their home in that city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
To Give House Party

Eastern visitors to Southern Califor-
mia who are friends of Mrs. ]. w.
Henderson and the Misses Henderson
arc looking forward to house party
to be given by these women at cosy
little cottage which they have taken at
Venice. The party will go to the beach
town for a week beginning February
II and a varied program of interesting
affairs has been planned for their en-
iOvnent
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
Visitors to Be Entertained

Two of the charming winter visitors
to Los Angeles are Mrs. James NJ
Arnold and Miss Talbot of kentucky
Both women are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Talbot of 1544 Shatto
street. In their honor Mrs. j. l.. Boyle
and her mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Thompson
will give two delightful affairs Friday
and Saturday afternoons, February 1e
and II, at COZ Carondolet street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04

rick and Mrs. w. J. Variel, who earlier
IN the week entertained for the Chi
cago visitors. White carnations and
ferns we're effective in the table ar
rangement and the appointments were
all pleasing
Mrs Adams and her daughter are
both leaders in the social world Of
Chicago and they will return to that
city to resume social duties this week
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
Badgers Merrymakina

Valentine day will be the excuse
for another merry gathering of South
ern California Badger club members
when Mrs. John r. Bergman will he
the hostess. Each of the Badger club
hostesses chooses if possible some holi-
day upon which to entertain and there
is an interesting spirit of rivalry among
them in their effort to make each affair
more unique than the last
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
SAWTELLE

A wedding which came as a surprise
Wednesday was that of Mrs. Martha
Gibbs and James j. Dobbins.
Mr.. Dobbins, who is a veteran OF the
Soldiers home, was member of COM
pany II. Sixth Kansas Infantry.
Uncle Sam post gave an interesting
entertainment at the Soldiers home
Thursday evening. Edward B. War
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
Club Entertained

Mr. and Mrs. Boyle Workman were
host and hostess at meeting of the
Five Hundred club last week at the
Workman home on Boyle Heights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
FOR RENT.

Groom new house.. 20s Mildred
street tJ5.Du
LOANS.
II YOU rave money to loan at 9 or
per cent, we can place II for you, and
ray all expenses for examination of
titles. VIII furnish So Tor 81 security.
II you have property for sale or rent
place 1t with us; let us hustle 1t for
you.
We have several pieces OF property
that can be developed and good money
made. II you have few dollars idle,
fast We have done u and can do IL
|again.
II you have property you wish to
trade off, you ear do business with mo.
Our automobile Will call and show
you any of the above. including the
Plantation, which requires only 20
minutes to reach.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
M. w. STUART,
u Perry St Real Estate and Fire Insurance Telephone 1917

FOR SALE.
PLANTATION.
$1,000
per acre buys s2s acres OF mellow
sandy land, Ave miles from city on
gravel road. Can sell as a whole or
halves. Will accept small cash pay
n.ent and carry the balance at 0 per
cent.
$4,75o. 90 2
Puys a brand new efght-room resi-
dence. modern In every respect. viii
accept small cash payment and q
PORTION at $40 per month, and carry
balance at s per cent. This place IL
cheap. for all cash, and won't stay for
sale long.
SI,S5o.oo
Buys a beautiful lot on Clayton Street
This lot 10 elevated about two feet
above sidewalk. and Is good enough for
anybody's home site. Cheap at $4,000.
VIII build you a house to suit you
on IL.
$I,750. 90
Buys q lot just on the hill of South
Perry Street Can't equal this value
in Montgomery. Finest home in Mont
gomery just In front.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
make D. PEPPERMAN,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone 1916,
A BIG HAHGAIW.

A BIG BARGAIN.
Forty acres Of land IL miles from
town, one mile from railroad station.
Four acres under cultivation, balance
In timber. Two-room house on place.
Cheap at $4,000.
FINE OPPORTUNITY.
A store and two courtroom houses
and acre and half OF ground on rail-
road station s miles from city Two
passenger trains daily and lots of sum-
mer homes. Fine stand for country
merchant. win sell whole thing Tor
S625. If you do not want to occupy
place IT is rented 50 as to pay over 10
per cent on investment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
J.T.Roberts Son
24S Perry St.

$4,000 will buy a beautiful Mildred
street residence Of seven rooms, all
modern convenieuces. cabinet manteis
in every room with vacant lot adtoin-
ing. Very cheap as speculation or a
home. .s ..
$4,000, we offer three dwellings for
sale on South Hull street for thirty
eight hundred dollars. this property Is
rented to good tenants for 1895 per
year.
a45oO. for a centrally located resi-
dence Of eight rooms, with all modern
conveniences, now rented for a good
interest on price asked.
We have a fine piece of business
property on a prominent corner which
We are offering at very reasonable
price. CAN at our Office If interestai.
We write fire insurance in good eSdns
panies at lowest rates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
FOR RENT-R0oMs.


TWO Completely furnished connecting
rooms for light housekeeping: Modern con-
veniences. 500 N. Goidthwaite st., Phone
1741. Wed-fri-su
OFFICE For Rent-Apply to IAN Dexter
Avenue If
FOR RENT-one or two unfurnished
FOR RENT-one furnished and two unfur-
nshed rooms. Apply GIL Jefferson st.
|
FOR RENT-Two rooms fully, equipped
for light es o 20 eGape without est
postoffice. Address ID, W., care Adverti-
ser Ia
| SEVERAL ROOMS for rent very cheap.
cabinet mantels. sink in kitchen. Jeff Davis
Avenue. between Court and Perry. r. H.!
| care Advertiser or phone 242s.
FOR RENT-one comfortably furnished
downstairs room. to one or two gentlemen,
October list. at 206 North Hull Street Adj
dress Box sS4. lis
| ROOMS For rent, suitable for light house,
keeping, or viii rent sinely; either furnish
ed unfurnished; close in; all conven-
fences Telephone 1903. ia
NICELY Furnished rooms for rent to zen
tlenfen; three blocks from business district;
electric lights, telephone and bath; terms
reasonable. Telephone 1908 Ia
RooMs-one nicely furnished front room
on first floor for two young men, block
Of Post Office Apply II N. McDonough
ST. ID
FOR RENT-zone first floor flat and two
rooms unfurnished on second floor. these.
rooms suitable only for couple or ladies.
Parties Interested invited to call.
Building modern In every respect. Apply
Gay and Kirkland Flats. Phone 1905 or
1903. -13-3t
FOR RENT-To paryt without children for
light housekeeping, furnished room. large
closet. kitchen with sink. gas stove. use OF
bath. hot water. electric lights, telephone
1t will pay you to investigate. Address
Dixie" care Advertiser. -l3
FOR RENT-From October list, nice fur
nished rooms with private family all mod
ern conveniences, and car lines. Apply
so Amanda STREET or Phone 1851
--18-su-2t
FOR RENT-Three desirable rooms With
bath in dwelling conveniently located for
business and good neighborhood; will rent
D.. Box e24 la
FOR RENT-One furnished or unfurnish-
ed front room on So. Lawrence street.
Home. care Advertiser. ia
FOR RENT-Three nice unfurnished rooms
suitable for light housekeeping sos Adams.
Apply sos Adams Avenue. ia
FOR RENT-Two connecting rooms fur
nished unfurnished) to couple without
children. Apply 1872 Monroe st. -l3
FOR RENT-Two elegant rooms and kitch-
en- for light housekeeping. every conven-
fence. $12. 90 per month. Phone 1866. $50
jeff Davis Avenue. Ia
FOR RENT-3i6 So Ripley ST.. rooms
$12 so. F. w. Jackson l2h S. Perry St.
Ia
FOR RENTAOne four room furnished
house Apply IA Pelham Street. Ia
FOR RENT-One or two nice large rooms,
will furnish nicely II desired; at No. 3
jeff Davis. End house from Court Street.
apply w. X Harwell at Tresslar's Store.
ia
WOULD like to rent part Of furnished
house TO couple for light housekeeping. all
modern conVeniences. No children, corner
Monroe and Union St-stS ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
Telephone 1917.
SS.Soo:oo

VIII buy the sweet little home corner
OF Holcombe and Mildred Street; $500
cash, balance to suit you.
We have one home that Ia modern
ard brand new that we can trade for
other property mortgages, negro prop.
orty or vacant lots.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Have you gotten that home yet? We
have just had placed with us a new
six-room cottage. fine neighborhood, all
modern improvements in house and
best material. Must be sold by Octo-
Der I. Let us show you this place and
then make US an offer on same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-A beautiful home on prin-
cipai street, high location. lot Soxl0O. on
reception room. four bed rooms, kitchen,
pantry, china closet. butler pantry and
closets in every room Four handsome cab
met manteIs, beautiful gas fixtures, large
folding doors between parlour and dining
room Porcelain bath tub ana electric
lights. Barn, stable and carriage house.
Price $4,000. one-third cash.. and balance
on time at 6 per cent.
FOR SALE-A two story eight room
house on one of the principal streets IN
the southern part OF the city, few blocks
from post office price $500 CO. IL you
are looking for desirable home come to
see US Immediately
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

FOR sALE--S4.S 500 will buy a swell cot.
tage close in In southern part of city,
comprising three bed rooms, dining room.
and parlor kitchen and bath room. II
you want a bargain see US Immediately.
FOR SALE-A two story house in Ward
Five comprising rooms Cabinet mantel
in every room Bath room up stairs and
down. Gas and electric lights. In first
class condition. Price $3.50. This place Is
convenient TO down town. Don't phone but
call 20 about this
FOR sALE--A room cottage and kitch-
en-. situated on lot 70x100, on one OF the
best streets in the city and on car line.
Price $500. This is sacrifice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
ss,65O.00.

House rents for $4,000. Twelve
rooms. situated in Ward Six and we
will loaon you s2.250.00 at 6 per cent
as long as you want.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

We sold a great many accident poll
cies last week, but never sell so many
as TO exhaust our supply Let us sell
you ,one this week $4,000 policy for
$25 per year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

TWO Completely furnished connecttnR
rooms for light housekeeping Modern con-
veniences. SOC N. Goidthwaite st.. Phone
1741. wed-fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

OFFICE For Rent-Appiy to IAN Dexter
Avenue If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

wANTED-Two horse farm to rent by
white farmer with family. healthy location
and good house Reply to A. Baker, 81 Pal
nletto Street. liz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

FOR sALE-one bicycle. coaster brake
ss. 90; So egg Incubator 800; bo-chick
brooder SIS 90. Address Mrs. F. b. Daven-
port, corner Plum and Charles sts'' Higno
land Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23
S226O.OO

On monthly payments for the pretty
new cottage No. 81 South Hull Six
rooms and bath. Buy II like paying
rent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

FOR RENT-one or two unfurnished
/ rooms Phone $50 -13-5t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

&1,35O.OO.
For a four room cottage and large
vacant lot on Clayton Street. snap.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

ROOMS For rent, suitable for light house,
keeping, or will rent singly: either furnish
ed or unfurnished; close in; all conven-
fences Telephone 1903. ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

y3,35O.0O.
Part cash for fourteen new negro
houses, renting for $1,000 per month.
Well located.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

FOR sALE-Six gentle young ana well
hroisen horses can be seen at 302 Houston
at, corner Hall ST., Red Bridge Road
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

tlenfen three blocks from business district:
electric lights, telephone and bath; terms
reasonable Telephone 1908. Ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

DESIRE to rent three unfurnished rooms
stating terms A. c. care Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

ROOMS-One nicely furnished front room
on first floor for two young men, one block
Of Post Office. Apply IL N. McDonough
ST. ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

FOR RENT-yOne first floor flat and two
rooms unfurnished on second floor, these
rooms suitable only for a couple ladies'
Parties interested invited to call
Building modern In every respect. Apply
Gay and Kirkland Flats. Phone 1908 or
1903. -13-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
COMMISSIONER SENT ALI WITNESSES
 ID JAIL

PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug. 4.-The United States commissioner before whom was held the preliminary hear ing of charges of peonage against the Jackson Lumber company, has ordered every witness in the case, not a resi- dent of Florida, and who IS not well known 10 him. locked up in jail in de- fault of bail, and ali will be held until the next term of court this fall. This action is reported to have been taken because of the disappearance of Henry Lambert, who testified that he, had been horsewhipped after being caught by bloodhounds. Other wit nesses in the case have stated, it is said that they have been approached by unknown parties with propositions to pay their fare to New York and not to remain here to testify further in the case.