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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06
FIVE YEARS FOR A PREACHER.
Rev. Lively Convicted-Rev. Chiles
Name Cleared-NO Evidence
Against Him.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. q
Rev. II. W. Chiles, colored, formerly
of this city, but now pastor OF one
OF the largest cOIored churches in
Pennsylvania and Rev. w. c. Lively
a colored preacher CT this city are
10 be tried in the Corporation Court
tomorrow for forgery. The preach
ers are alleged TO have forged the
names OF several well known col
ored people of the Peninsula to
notes for various amounts. A spe-
cial grand jury sat in the Corpora
ton Court this afternoon 10 reindiet
Chiles because of flaw in the orig
inal indictment.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. g.
In the Corporation Court to-day,
Rev. w. c. Lively. a colored preach
er OF this city, was sentenced 10 five
years in the Penitentiary FOR forgery.
The minister was indicted on half
. dozen different forgery charges.
but was tried on only one. He was
convicted of forging the names of
w. II. Grant and w. II. Dinkens,
colored real estate and loan agents.
to a note for $21
The Commonwealth nolle prose-
quied the case of Rev. H. w. Chiles.
a colored preacher of Pennsylvania.
who was accused OF being an accom-
plice OF Lively.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Braxton en-
ternained their SundaySchOOl
Glasses.

Tuesday evening. Dec. 90 at their
home ITO Tyler St. Mr.. and Mrs.
BraXtOn gave an informal reception
TO their classes. and a pleasant even
ing I'm keeping with the holidays was
spent The parlors were brilliantly
lighted and the young misses pre-
sented quite q picture. The guests
were served by the hospitable host
and hostess and all seemed to enjoy
Themselves.
Among the guest we're Rev. w. II
Stokes pastor Of the Ebenezer Bapt
Church and wife. Mr. w. =. Epps.
Supt Of the Ebenezer School. Rev.
w. r. johnson. pastor OF the First
Bapt Church. Misses Mary Dabney
and Mildred Price Of the V. n. and
l. T., Miss Laura Randolph Of the II.
y. I.r Mcssrs. r II Thuston. Oscar
Johnston, William Evans, Leo Phil
lips, Joseph Bass and William Turn
Ter OF the V. y. and / T., A. 7 Mey-
ers, Arthur Chairman, w II. Easlev.
Misses Susie Jackson and Eva Fish
err Misses Burgess Kemp, Myrtle
Monroe. Belle Morris. Mamie Taylor
Hattie Booker. Irene Brown. Mary
Scott and Mildred Boiling OF Mrs.
BraNton's class; and Misses Julia A.
Epps, Bessie Holmes. Bertha Carter.
Maggie Baker, Nellie Fisher. Hen
rietta G.. Braxton. Matte C. Under
wood Mamie Tinsley. Hannah l..
Mason. Georgia Gray. Maggie Gray.
Bessie Boissoau, Mary Jackson. Bes
sic Anderson, olivia Lewis, Julia
Johnson and Addie Jackson Of Mr.
BraNton's class.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06
REV. GLENN AFRAID OF LYNCH
ING.
Charged With a Helnous Crime-A
CoIOred Girl the Victim.

PITTSBURG, PA, December So
Howling with terror and beseeching
the otise-B who had arrested him
that they wouldn't send him back
TO North Carolina, where he de-
clared he would certainly be lynched
NJ. l.. Glenn, a colored evangelist,
was taken into custody here to-day.
The request came from the authori-
ties of Winston-Salem, n. c., where
Glenn is wanted 10 answer a charge
OF assaulting a fourteen-year-ol
colcred girl. When brought to the
central police station here, Glenn,
who had just arrived In the city, de-
clared that unless he was guaran-
teed protection he wouldn't 20 back
South, and repeated his declaration
that he would be lynched If not pro-
tected.
A deputy sheriff of Winston. in a
letter 20 Acting Superintendent of
Police Edward Kennedy, says he
has four more warrants for like
crimes for the arrest OF Glenn.
Glenn will be held to await the ar
rival OF an officer for him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06
Lynchcd Him.

ATHENS, ALA, December %
Abe Mcdonald, a Birmingham color
ed man. who attempted the life OF
Policeman Henry Nichols at Elk
mont this county, injuring him
slightly, yesterday was pursued by
a hundred men and brought back to
the town with a rope around his
neck and his body rlddled with bull
lets, more than a hundred slots be-
ing fired into him. The body dis
appeared mysteriously after the at
fair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06
= COLORED HOSPITAL.
A Long Needed Institution.

DR.. Richard B. Jackson, an emf
nent physician formerly OF New York
City who has recently located IN
Bluefeld has succee led in establish
ing a hospital. This institution is
a long felt want, not only in Blue
field but the entire Southwest Sec
ton OF the state OF West Virginia
for the colored people.
All patients will no doubt receive
the best Of care both surgically and
medically. according TO modern
science governing their cases.
DR.. jackson has had q most re-
markable success In treating d.
seases- He has the record Of treat
Ing over 500 patients since May
without a single death. Drg. A. II.
Curtis and Charles /. West ex-Sur-
geon-in-Chief Of Freedman Hospital.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06
Carpenter Hines Injured.

Mr.. r. II. Hines. carpenter. was
painfully injured by a fall az the
Pythian Castle. 727 n. Third street
last Monday, LIST inst. He was
glazing one OF the windows when
the board on which he was standing
slipped and he fell on the stairs be-
low, going head-foremost. His
right eye was badly bruised and his
head cut. He is able TO walk a
round the room, No bones were
broken.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06

Lieut.-Col. r. A. Washington was
insured ia the Fidelity Insurance
Co. OF Philadelphia for $4,000. The
amount Will be paid shortly.
Rev. J. II. A. Cyrus of Port
Royal, Va. was In the city and called
on us-
-Aessrs. w. c. Venable, w. r.
Grasty and n. B. Coleman or DAN
vile. Va; Rev. J. F. Jordan, Mr.. w.
T. Tucker of Blackstone, Va, and
Mr.. 1. 5. p. Robinson Of West Point,
Va, called on us.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06

Mr.. c. g. Richardson and wife
or Marion, Va, who are stopping at
the home Of Rev. J. Andrew Bowler,
called at this ONCE.
Mr.. William r. Giles, Jr., for
merly OF Richmond, but now of New
York City is IN the city. He IN the
guest Of his uncle, Mr.. q. w. Howe,
10 =. Coutts st.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06

Dropped Dead.

=. Martin. colored man. drop ped
dead i'm barber shop at No. 1922 ~.
Seventh Street Thursday evening,
December 2Sth at 1880. He was
standing in the barber shop, appar-
emily in good health. when he was
seen TO throw up mis- hands and gasp
for breath. When those near him
reached his side he was dead. Death
was due to heart failure.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06

IN ~ -
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Richmond. Va. Jan. 1st. 100,

Richmond, Va, Jan. LIST, 1906
Editor, The Planet
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06
CALLS DINON'S BOOK \ LITER
AIRY LNNCHING.
DR. Silvcrman DcnOunCcs "Thc
Clansmnn" as Novel and Play.

tiansmnn' ns Novel and Play.
''The Clansman." both as a book
and as play was denounced severely
10y the Rev. Dr. Joseph Silverman
yesterday morning at the Temple +
manu-El He said that as novel
10 possessed neither merit nor inter
est and was neither history nor fic-
ton. AS "a play. he said it was with
out "a redcemiug feature. and had
proved neither amusing nor instruc-
tive.
The review was az the suggestion
and request OF several members of
DR.. Silyerman's congregation. who
had read the book and witnessed the
play in the South. Dr. Snverman
sand that the book was meretricious
and pernicious. aud that he blushed
for the author. who lacked the
shame for his prejudice and bigOtry
that should have impelled him to
remain silent lt was born Of in
herited prejudices and acquired ha-
tired against the Negro, he declared
and reeked with unfairness and in
justice 10 ten million citizens.
After having read the book. DR..
Silverman. said he felt as though he
had participated In a literary lynch
ing OF the Negro. and that an at
tempt had been made to arouse the
old sectional hatred, long since lead
The book he called an attempt to
interfere with providence and TO
turn back the wheels OF progress.
The production of the play. DR..
Silverman characterized as a pros
titution Of the stage ana drama.
New York American.
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d. c. will render taeir
valuable aid TO DR.. Jackson from
time TO time.
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$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Danviue, Va, Dec. 90. 1905.
This IL 10 certify that have re-
ceiVed from John Mitchell, Jr.,
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia, knights Of Pyth-
las, n. A. s. A, E., A.. A. and A.
($150.00) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim of Calvin Donerson, who was
IA member of Nehemiah Lodge, No.
.6S of Danville, Va.
her
Signed:-Letitia X MCGEE,
mark
Administrative.
Witnesses
Mary V. White,
w. w. Manns.
l.. E Hunt
L. G. McCaine, c. G.
w. A. Millner, ID. D.. G. G
$4,000 Endowment Paid.
Norfolk, Va, Dec. 2Sth, 1905.
This is to certify that I have re-
ceivcd from John Mitchell, Jr.,
Grand Worthy Counsellor Of the
Grand Court of Virginia, I. o. Ca
lanthe ($100.00) One Kindred DOL
lars in payment OF the death-claim
Of Sister Mollie Poole, who was
or Victoria Court, No. 162.
Signed:-Frank Poole,
Lucy Merritt
Benenciaries.
Witnesses
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06
Wit, Humor, Wisdom Crystalized I'm
a Free Lecture.

Subject: Uncle Ned and Son. BY
Rev. ID. Webster Davis, d. d. at the
Fifth Street Baptist Church Tues
day night. January 9th. 1906, s O
clock p. NJ, under the auspices OF
the b. Y. 2. U. Of said church. Pub
lie invited. Bring an Offering for
the Literary Fund OF the b. Y. p. u.
J. II. CRUTCHFIELD, Pres.
Miss MARY /. BOOKER, Sec
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-06
LAW TOOK ITS COURSE IN ONE
CASE.

In one case-and only one of
attempted criminal assault the law
took its course, and the convict is
now serving mis- ten years in the pen
ftentiary. Steve Scott, cOlored, had
confessed at Meadville 10 entering
the bedroom Of Mrs. J. W. Jones, on
the night Of May %. He was spir-
tied away 10 a distant point, and a
month later, after the excitement
had subsidized, was tried and given
the maximum OF ten years.
Perhaps the most notable case
during the year was the Illegal exc
cution OF Frank Collins, colored. by
Robert Young, white, VINO subse-
quently, after a mis-trial Of his case
before a white jury pleaded guilty
10 murder and was sentenced to the
penitentiary for life. II is likely
that Young will be pardoned. Col
Inns, on June Is, attempted criminal
assault on Miss Ada HOgg. near Ha-.
zlehurst. On July IL q special
term OF court was convened, and in
two hours and ten minutes the ses-
sion had been concluded, and the
colored man, Collins, had pleaded
guilty and been sentenced TO ten
years In the penitentiary. The con
Wet was hustied aboard a train, and
O few hours later, while manacled
and In the custosiy of an oficer en-
route 90 the penitentiary. was shot |
10 death by Robert Young Will
liam Hogg, brother of the young !
Iady. alleged to have been an access
'ory in tho execution OF the colored
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~~ THI0PIA SHALL STRETCH
u FORTH HER EE Unto GOD

$500 worth Of Information fr Ok.
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man. was acquitted before a jury af-
ter Young had been sentenced.
In one Of the three double execu-
lions, the two colored men hanged
were accessories TO murder, and the
real culprit Is still unhung. although
he has been convicted and sent to
the gallows, the execution being de-
layed because OF an appeal % the
Supreme Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-09
Luna Park this w eek.

The present week will be memorable
one in the history of Washington Luna
Park, the new Ingersoll enterprise, which
has proven such a success since the
opening on May %. With the estah-
ishmeDt of this Park the motto was
adopted-"Tbere is nothing too good
for Luna Park patrons" 10 musical
line this has been fully demonstrated by
the bands of Liberatti, PhilIpini, the
Navassars and Rivels, and in the hippo
drome stage act by such attractions IS
the Bessie Valdarre Bicycle Troupe, the
Uerzog. Csmaras, the high diving No
rims, the Six SemOis and Mile. Ella
Zuila, queen Of the high wire. For
this week ROsat's Royal Italian Band
will be 10 the musical shell and the
four Lopdons on the hippOdrOme stage
Thousands of dollars are being ex-
pended by the management OF Luna
Park 10 improvements about the grounds.
10 the picnic grove one hundred roller
swings and large number OF benches
and other picnic conveniences are beng
placed and the oval on the recreation
grounds has been completed for the
many sporting events which are features
of the hundreds of picnics and outings
given at the popular amusement resort.
Luna Park has been visited by hundreds
from this immediate locality who have
returned expressing their delight with
the new fairyland in the green hills OF
Virginia. The railroads all have special !
two-day excursion rates which afford
easy opportunity to all who wish to see
this "coney Island of the South" The
Luna Park management announces that
for the benefit of out-oftown visitors,
parties of twenty or more will be person
ally conducted through the grounds by a
representative Of the publicity depart
ment and that arrangements can be made
in advance to secure all necessary tickets
BY addressing this department, so that
there will be no delay after the round OF
Measure has begun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-09
To Re n Household,

The steamer Samuel j. Pentz has been
bought by J. Heath, of Washington,
and ia to be converted into houseooa1
on the Potomac river. Her new owner
expects to tow her from Baltimore to
Washington tomorrow. The Samuel }.
Peutz was formerly the Long Island and
was built in New York in 1859 for day
boat on the Hudson river, and was then
the queen of the feet on that river
When the civil war broke out the steamer
was bought by the United States Quar-
termaster's Department and used as a
transport on southern waters. she was
captured by the Confederaies and burned,
raised by the government and rebuilt,
and was sold at auction at Norfolk after
the war to the Maryland Steamboat Com
pany and for years ran bay and river
excursions from Baltimore. Atone time
she was on the Aqua creek mail route
In recent years she carried excursion
lists between Washington and Alexan'
dria and River View.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-09
Woodward { buIl'u
ION. IIth.F 4 q Sts.N.W
WASHINGTON g.
During the heated term the store will close
at 5 o'clock: Saturdays at |.
Attire for Tr vel
ing and Outing
Wear
And Leather Travelling
Requisites.

Women's garm'nts for travelling and out
ing are offered, together with complete Sc
lections of suitable accessories. Attic es o
dress for men, adaptable for outdoor service
and touring, are also shown, aud the most de
sirabe varietie7 Of Leather Travelling Goods
Among these Isay be mentioned
women's Linen aud Pongee Coats anc
Null Waists, Coat Suits Of Linen; also SUITS
of Shet herds Checks. Neiliug. Wolfe, Mo
hair. Taneta, and Blue Serge; Shrt-wais
Suit, Separate Skirts and Bathing Suits.
Mems Bathing SUITS Skeltou Suits, Pa
iamas aud Night Shirts. Thin Hosiery
Belts, Neglige Shirts, Wash Ties, Neglig'
Collars, Hats aud Caps. Shawls, Wraps
Steamer Rugs and Cushions, Carriage
Robes, &c.
Luncheon Cases Of Wicker, for automObil.
ing and touring use, fitted tor tea or cold
lunch. with Accommodations for two. four. OF
six persons. salt Cases and Bags, plain OF
with toilet articles. Carryalls, Kit Bags
Trucks, Dressing Cases, Mems Hat Boxes,
Bottle and Medicine Cases, Chatelsine and
Wrist Bags.
Cabinets Of Note Paper aud Envelopes
Gard Cases and SITS, lnkstands. Fountain
Pens and Penhoders, Hand Blotters, Stamp
Boxes &c.
Hair Brushes of Ebony aud other woods
Cloth and Bath Brushes; Bath and Cup
Sponges French Atomizsrs. Mani ure Sets,
Hand and Standing Mirrors; Extracts
Toilet Waters, Colognes. Soaps, Rubber Toilet
Articles, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-09
IocAl BREvJTIEs.

u-ssrs L. Shumsn & Son yesterday
cent an abundant supply Of ice cresn'
and cake to the alus house which was
heartily enjoyed BY the inmates.
Ls,e Saturday night Chief Goods, of
the Mice fire., recsiv@d Information
that Young nan answering the descrip-
,;nn of William Cornelius Kidd, who Is
uanted in rbi--cily on The Charge Of kilt
ING hiq uncl-, 81. l.. KIDD, had recently
made his a.pearauee near B''cTot',
AI.x.udria county, where he bid OBJ
,sineJ e.upIoy ment. and early yes e'dsy
,norning the chief visited thst section.
I, nroved TO be case pf mistaken id' n
tity.
6gbt b tween FevfrI eolored women
tool nIace this morning in Muir's alley (.
police officers som arrived on the scene and
ar,ssted Rerte knight aud Bertha johnson
snd foot them 10 the station house-one oil
them in a wagon.
The alarm Of fire about half past one o'clock
this afternoon sas caused by q 0laze in shed
ON the west side Of Royal street, between
Queen and Princess. The damage was sight,
as the fire was soon extinguished.
Yesterday was quiet throughout. The tenn
peIature WAS sultry and the attendance AT
the various churches was comparatively slim.
FrIed CLANS 30 cents a dozen. Oysters
fried stewed or raw. Clam Soup Sc, Vege.
s HS,s ''''' w. feb 26tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-09
Fined Twenty five Dollars.

The case of James Fegan, who was
charged with assaulting Andrew Lomax,
coIored, last Saturday, came up IN the
Police Court this morning. 1t was stated
at first that Fegan had used bottle on
Lomax's head, but on the blotter this
morning the defendant was charged with
welding a knife. After LOmax had made
his statement Fegsp averred that ne had
only brought into requisition nature.
weapons; that Lomax had entered his
saloon drunk, had became disorderly and
had been ordered out. The plaintiff re-
fused to leave and became abusive, when
the proprietor had TO forcibly eject him.
Fegan was fined $25. He was repre-
sented by Mr.. l.. H. Machen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-09
RaraOnal.

Mr.. Harry L. Beach, Of New York
city, formerly of Alexandra, has sue
cessfulIy passed his examination ioi
commissioned officer in the u. ,. navy
with the rank OF ensign. -
Mr.. Willard Graves, jr, Snd MI,
Noel Garner left Saturday night TO speno
few days with friends in Lynchburg'
Mr.. Paul Kester, the play wright, ana
his brother, Mr.. Vaughn Kester the
novelist. who have recently returned from
Europe are guests at Mr.. j. M. Whites s
on Prince street. These gentlemen
few years ago sold the Woodlswn prop
erty in lower Fairfax county and are
negotiating for the purchase of Gunston,
10 the county.
Miss Lucy Graves left on Saturday
for a trip to the Great Lakes and Canada:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick P. Russell
and son, Mr.. Hunt Russell, have gone to
Mystic, Conn.,, to spend the summer.
Miss Ssllie Stuart has gone to Sitka,
Alaska, for the summer.
Mrs. Bartlett Boiling, of Albemarle
county, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Albert
Stuart, in this city.
Miss Sallie Alexander, of Cincinnati,
is the guest of Miss Jennie Blondheim
A delightful german, led by j. >.
Davies, of Manassas, and Miss Hattie
Douglas, of this city, was given Friday
evening by the Fairfax Assembly IN the
town hall at Vienna
Mr.. and Mrs. George boswell Brooke,
who have been visiting Mrs. Brooke
mother Mr.. William Herbert, on north
Washington street, left Thursday for
their home in Cumberland, Md, accom-
panied by Miss Elizabeth Dnlaney Hef-
bert.
Cadets Conrad Johnson, Anthony IT,.
Armstrong, Eugene Lindsey, aud Bruce
Johnson Downey have returned to Their
homes in this city from the Virginia
Military Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Harris, OF
Henderson, n. c.. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George s French.
Miss Mary Dent LETT Saturday to visit
relatives in Maryland.
Miss Jones, of Baltimore, is the guest
of Miss Marion johnson.
Mrs. VIM. Albert SmOOt, jr., and his
little son are spending the summer with
Gen. and Mrs. ROsser, at their home
near Charlottesville.
Mrs. James Monroe Love and little
daughters, Miss Harriet and Miss Eliza
beth Love, are visiting Lieut.. Loves
parents at Fairfax. On the 18th Mrs.
Love, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Besll Dsingerfeld, will leave for san
Francisco, whence they will sail for the
Philippines to join Lieut.. Love.
Miss Carrie BlOndhoim is visiting at Blue
mont.
Mrs. NJ. Ruben and daughter have gone to
Colonial Be oh to spend few weeks,
Mrs T. w. Robinson and her children aye
spending the summer at Markham.
Mrs W. II. F. Lee, of Ravensworth, Far,
fax county, left last week on an extended
tour to Yellowstone Park and the far West,
accompanied by Miss Katharine Stuart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-09
Wedding.

Edwin X. O'Brien, formerly of Alex
audria, but now of Wilmington Del, a
graduate of the engineering department
of the University Of Virginia, and Miss
RUBY Evelyn Wingfeld, daughter Of
Hem Henry wi6gfeld, of Charlottesville,
were married st IL O'Clock Saturday
morning at Christ Episcopal Church,
Charlottesville, the rector, Rev. Harry
B. Lee officiating. John D. Constable
of Wilmington, Del, was best man,
and Miss Ann Wheeler, OF Charlottesville
maid of honor. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brlen
left over the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway for Portland, Me-, where they
will reside for the present Among the out
of town guests st the wedding were Mr.,
and Mrs. O'BrieO. father and mother
Of the groom, and Mr.. /. X. OBnen
Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-07-09
CHARGED with Trespass.

Considerable excitement was caused
TN King street about 8 O'Clock saturday
NIGHT by an attempt to rescue Frederick
Marks. who had been arrest a by Special
Policeman Devaughn on the chstGe OF
lrespassing Oh the property of the Wash
JnOton Southern Railway Company
Policeman Devaughn hsd placed the boy
under arrest end was proceeding win
him down King ,trest, when, ne alleges
Toos. Marks. brother Of Frederick
with several otLer youpg men, endesVor-
ed to eh,ct his reIess3, Officer Lyl
at this iuuclure arrived on the scene aud
prevented further trouble. IDomas
ADD Ffeierick Marks were taken to lGe
station house, where they were charged
with interfering with officers in the DIS
charge of their dlty and tresPas1ng on
tue property Of the railway company.
Fred. Marks was dismissed when Inc
case was called in the Police Court this
morning. bat his brother and ano<her
youth who had interiered With the othcer
were fined So each.