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Evening journal., 1907-02-25
LAWSON SIGNS
STRONG PLAYER
Bobby" McLatChie, Former
" Of PittSburg Will Play
on Local Team

Manager A. w. Lawson, Of the Wii-
mington Atlantic League Club arrived in
wilmington to-day after weeks tour cf
the country IN search of baseball taent.
lie was successful in signing three player
and getting in touch with "a half dozen
others while away.
one Of the new men engaged Is "Bobbie'
Mclatchie, Of Ptisburg, an inhelder Of
considerable experience and ability, Who
viii play at short field for the local team
during coming season.
McIatches first professional engage-
ment was with the " NJ. c. A. cub, Of
York Pa. in 1902, during which s.ason
ho did some very clever work both at the
bat and in the field.
During the next two years McLatch'e
was member of the Pittstown Pa)
club. one of the strongest independent
teams in the country n the seasons cf
1908 and i9lL With This club he made
splendid record and was great flyofite
with the baseball public. SO great a fa-
vorite DID he become with the pottstown
people that il Is said that AN of tho
babies who have been named "Bobbic" In
Pottstown during The past three or four
years have been named after "Bobbie'
McLatohio.
I'm 1905 Manager AL Lawson gned Nc
Latchie to play with the Olcan IN Y)
club, of tho Interstate League, and he
led the short stops Of that league in both
fielding and batting during that year.
In 1906 McLatchie played with the
Mansfield COhi0 Club of the Ohio ana
Pennsylvania League. He is consido ed
the fastest inheldcr Of that strong orr
ganization. So valuable a man was ne
considered by the Mansfield Club that it
not only reserved 1im for another season,
but refused to sell his release to any
other club at any price.
The Atlantic League, however. does not
believe in the reserve rule Of the Ma
tional Association. which binds players to
certain clubs like chattel slaves for the
best part Of their lives. and SO the VIII
minston Club signed McIatchle at a larger
salary than Mansfield offered him.
Manager Lawson feels highly elatod
over the signing Of this fast young in
fielder and says that ne Will no doubt be-
come a great favorite with the baseball
public here
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
fire COMP PANIES
WERE nor NEEDED

one slight fire and a monkey" run oc-
cupied the attention Of the fire apparatus
on the east side of the city yesterday.
The first occurred in the home Of Emil
Jackson at No. 600 Pine street and was
caused by an oil stove exploding. The
Delaware, Phoenix and Washington COM
panios were summoned, but did not 90 into
service.
The second fire really did not happen.
Smoke coming from Klund's stable, in
Klund street between Pine and Spruce
caused some one to believe that blaze
was in progress, but frozen water pipe
was really being thawed out The Wash
ington and Delaware companies responded
to a stin alarm.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

NEW YORK Feb. 25-Whno lIannna
may not become enc OF the most wonder
fm inneldors I'm the United states, oithoe
This season on seasons % come, he did SO
well handling ground balls last summer
that McGraw decided 1t would be advs-
able TO take him across the continent for
The Los Angeles practice
llo win give MIN an the benefit of "a
good spring training ana after that may
keep him TO undcrstudy some of the Stars.
A player who can pick mp groundcrs with
srronoss shoot the tall to the bases wild
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
ADJUSTMENTS
New Savoy Theatre
THIRD AND KING SITS.

Week commencing Monday, Feb. 25-
The Barrington's, eccentric comedians:
Helen Hermann. ask her anything. she
viii tell you; S-De Grans-3,in a refined
comedy sketch; Baby Rosachita. most
versatile child monologist and dancer in
the world; Henri De Grau, latest illus
trated songs; The Great Hermann. feata
Of hypnotism and thought transference;
Rosa Lewis and her four dancing girls in
the latest musical numbers. and grand
Russian dance the Biograph, latest NOV
ing pictures. Matinees daily, starting
Tuesday. Prices. Mat 1oc to any part OF
the house. Evening 1Oc and zoe Box
seats, soc.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

accuracy and despatch, knows what to 10
LAG the right time against the other fo'-
lows. comes In handy once i'm while
When the second taseman or the short
stop has his fingers "bunged up"
Hannihn VS. dellghted over the prospect
90 a trip to California and in recent
communication T. the secretary or the
club inquired when the players were likely
TO start 1T is a long ride" said Han
nnin. from New England to the Pacific
ocean, and ! am looking for am opportun-
it's to pick up a bit Of company on the
way"
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
POLO TONIGHT

AT the Eleventh street Rink Tonight the
fremont and DUPONT roller polo teams
viii play the seventeenth championship
game in the Delaware Polo League series,
and a good game Is anticipated. The
masked carnival at the Rink on wednes-
day night promises TO be interesting. as
twenty pr.zes for costumes have been Of
fered.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Second Game.

Second Game.
When the teams faced OIL ON Saturday
night the rink was packed q the doors
due to the great contest of the night be-
fore fremont started or with n rush and
played the Easton boys on their feet
and in the first SIX minutes Pronuss
scored two goals This cm q to ang r
the Eason players. and they adopted
rough house tactics just before the clio. O.
OF the half Naylor cracked the bah from
the centre of the noor 81 ht MoCalra
skate glancing shot and bounded into
the cage. The second hlif was a Dlnny-
brook affair for certain. Tho Eastou play
ers seemed bent ON putting our boys out
OF business. Their roush house work rut
fremont in the air. and before they cane
down lsaston he'd tailed nvr soals In he
third half however the rremonts play
improved and they dd some very clever
offensive work. Hll after three minutes
OF play. Gagged the ball and two minutes
later Prentlss shot another goal. hut Q
was not allowed Undluntod the Tr,-
mont toys continued their c'erc, work.
while the E1ston players sccmcd bent On
frying 20 rut Aom out of business. pron-
t.ss scored another al and thc spsc'a-
tors cheercd. rremonrs great uphill bai-
te against Eastons roush ay w,n tie
hearts Of the spectators and during the
rest of the half an rremonts good phys
were applaudod Naylor scored a goal
Tor Esion just as time was called The
fremont boys were cacc ca 90 tto echo
when they went oh thc floor, and IA y
deserved an the applause thcy received.
They had played two nights in success
son with the same ivc players, also three
ffteen-minuto periods. both of which they
had never done before Friday nights
game had been exceedingly hard on the
boys. and this one was douhly so. but
their gameness and clever playing won
them as many friends as q victory. The
lineup follows.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

u Is said Manager william Connolly
will start the construction Of grounds this
week.
Trenton may lose Billy Clingmon. as the
clever shortstop contemplates retiring.
The baseball players win soon begin to
arrive in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
n Team w. -

Members OF the j. and D. teams OF the
DUPONT Bowling League rolled Their week
ly matches ON the Academy alleys on
Saturday afternoon. the result being that
the ID team won two games. The scores
were as follows;
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
FREMONT LOST
TO EASTON FIVE
Local Polo Players We're De-
feated But Not Dis
graCed

Tho fremont Polo Grub returned home
from Easton. Md, last night after having
played two games Of polo with the crack
Avon team. Of that place our boys lost
both games the FIRST on Friday night by
the score Of 20 s Saturday nights can-
test by the score of to >.
The fremont Club was billed ass tae
most scientific team 90 Delawac and
that may have accounted for The attend
anco for when the whstl be" tie
larecst crowd of The season was on hand
To witness the battle 30 one went home
disappointed as the game was hummer
lfrom start 90 finish. Trcmoat played as
81 never played before Not O. player Oh
ihe team smashed the lal ID being Ia
cass oi pass work throughout E1s.on's
team work and passing could not be- beat
en- ANA the game was a treat indeed The
Tho hrst half ended with the score To-
in East0ns favor Naylor and prcntss
doing the scoring fremont thanks 20
Carter. gathered one more ia Che second
half and Enslon drew a goose egg. ln the
third half prouuss scored another on
and Nnylor and Enson scored one each,
but only one counted. as three fous were
rte'stered against them
no one man on the Trem-nt toan can
Doe given the credit for the teanfa great
showing II was Ave men playing as enc.
Every player worked, and worked hard.
"Miich" nm prontss and Carter played
the bah and passed like veterans and the
defensive work of Mccall and Laudou
could not have been better For Eoston
the clever passing OF Naylor and Dimpfsl
was the feature The lno-up follows;
fremont. Easton
landcll.......,..... goal .,,......,,. Leonard
McCall......... half-hack ...........b Ban
Carter............ centre ............ Naylcr
prentiss....... first rush ........,...Flirn
Eason
Aill.....,...... second rush ....... Dmpfcl
Goals-Naylor. q. Fason j.; Prentss Fl
Carter l. Referee tiun Timers Dryden
and Harvey
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
eodwin Won BADGE.

At the grounds cf the Wilmington Gun
Club Front and Union streets. on satur-
day afternoon. the monthly badge shoe
OF the club was held, the trophy beirg
won by Godw'n, who out of possible
25 targets. broke q
The scores were as follovs.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
ROXTNG

Jack Palmer ex-heavy-weiglt champion
Of England, arrived in New York yester-
day. He wants to get another crack az
Jack O'Brien.
Honey Melody and Joe Thomas will
clash in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Has Many Contracts.

The Morris Electric Company has
received the contract for install ing 4l9
lights at the Delaware Hosiery Com
pany. Fifteenth and Walnut streets.
The frm will also install 500 lights for
the Hyrup Amusement Company. Will
place fixtures on all the floors Of the
Hote' Wilmington and has a contract
for considerable work at Farnhurst.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

Harry Baker wants 70 take on Abe At
tell on Saturday Bakers manaker
skipped out Of Philadelphia worth $500
belonging to the scrapper
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

New Castle expects to put very strong
club In the field
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
= FT1f, n 8 TEEEI 527g,STS

IA ~ phlirnlla. pa. "iIu Dcuiscler Arlt Only Ger
~ Specialist iu America 0uuranicta 70 cure also By
= Nf aai. .rlfac biselesi lrrfss, Ahulct Weaknesses
NJ - .sct fsisou. i1thcrs ean Acrf1lr Debility. Lot
O tnlclr N.fitafala eiliqtrrc cuitlng. lndGs
tIrrrIeafI sIrnuei ur-irs N-ats Diseases Diabetes
. lrn fffsi rired iu 20 10 das - ohcrs canf
gra uricilrai aad q gear hospiia arrisnrr In Ger
t,r Sera sworn Tes1uuiais tsIiooL tells all cr
ro,in every country city. medical and eeeirc advertising
suufs scsresE EHa-.steca In ~ sae. igmedlae r.e
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

Miss Elsie r. Jones. OF Middletown,
Is spending several days here.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

Goais-Naylor. o. Dmpfel. ! Finn. i:
Prentiss- 81 Hn /. Referee-Hur Timers
Dryden and Harvey.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
Grand Mask
Carnival

II Prizes to be Awarded
Admission 25c Admission and Skates, 35c
Those who wish to mask will apply at the ticket
office. one viii be admitted in mask without
tic et thu excludinE all Obi -ctionable parties.
win on all occasions.
Evening journal., 1907-02-25
BASEBALL.

Manager Easton Polo Team.
Easton, Nd, February 2l 1907
Evening journal., 1907-02-25

The cities hide many country girls
and boys who secretly sigh for
cup Of good coffee Ike mother made.
Molher" " probably used the old
original " Arbuckles'" the first roasted
packaged coffee.
See that you get the sealed
The evening world., 1907-08-13
WENT TO BUY A
CRAB BUT GOT
A BAD BEATING
Objected to Crusta.
cean Shy a Claw and Pur-
veyors Jumped on Him.

Frank Wagner. miid-manncrsd
young man who plays tho French horn.
demanded the attention OF half. a dozen
surgeons In tho Norwegian Hospital.
Brooklyn, to-dny. all because he went
out last night TO buy targs botied
crab for his wife.
Wagner LETT his home at No. 3,5 For
ty-third street. humming 81 F5spriEhtly
tune, and ten minutes later ne passed
the house In sn amsuianee with an
lnterne working diligently over him. He
sought tho crab at tho stand OF the
three Preatics brothers. Joseph. Thomas
and Dennis, who. though Greeks, have
adopted Celtic names, The stand Is al
Thirty ninth street and Third avenue.
He paid for a crab and when It was
handed TO him objected that Il WAS ono
claw and several feot shy. The Prem.
tice brothers told him to fun along. He
continued to argue. whereupon Joseph
smashed him. He got UP and retaliAted.
hurling Joseph into his stand and wreck
Ing II. Then the three ktnsmen jumped
upon him and mauied him Numerically.
A diagnosis OF what they did TO him Is
written on sheet OF hospital foolscap,
but It Is hoped that after several opera
ttonB and ts~p or three rev treatments
ho will recover,
The three Greeks were arrested and
locked up TO await the result OF his in.
jurtes.
The evening world., 1907-08-13
GIRL AND UNCLE
WISH TO WE'D, BUT
THE LAW F0RB|DS
Free and William Nef,
Who Fled from Switzerland,
Are to Be Deported.

Bertha Free. eomslv young Swiss
girl. and her uncle, William Men. who
TOT hfteen years was California miner
are IN hapless plight In tho Ellis
Island detention pen az tho result o,
a -ioT'nncu TINT II banned by the awa
OF most nations
Mem went home to Switzerland sbou,
year ago to visit his sastcr. While
at lnterlaaken he fell In love with his
alece And H!.s Feetproea.ei. Tnefr rriH.
yves and friends were greatly aroused
over their proposed ma rTiaEe The laws
OF The land forbid them to wed Thev
were practically driven from the c,oun-
'ry and embarked In the second cabin
week. 80.
When tha immigration authorItie.
learned that the uncle proposed to
marry his niece the matter was taken
up ny the Board OF Arbitration. Tho
BOARD decided that inasmuch as blood
relatives could not marry under tho
laws OF this State they would have 10
90 deported, The girl and her kinsrrian
pleaded with Commissioner watchorn,
ahd ahd ne decided to put the matter up 10
.he department OF Commerce and La
Dor. He could hold out no bone 10,
them and predicted that comrnissioner
J tl,' III uphold 7tfTr nc non AZ Tha
Board OF Inquiry. Tho young woman,
cohoitlon 10 such as TO make her pNyht
peculiarly distressing.
The evening world., 1907-08-13
GIRL BRIDE COURTS
DEATH AQL0AGER
Anna Will Live Happily Ever
After With Willie on
s1l.5o a Week.

II you are young bride-say OF sew
enteen--and md that mntrimony hasn't
brought ali tho rosy expectations don't
try to solYs your troubles by taking gas.
Just talk TO a City Magistrate like
Wahlc. That's just what Anna McCar-
thy. n pretty seyenteen-year-old bride.
will advise. She has again taken heart
and will try married life once more on
slLto week. according to the advice OF
tho Magistrate. She laughs at yester-
days near-tragedy when she sought 10
end her worries BY gas. When seen at
her youthful husbands home She was
tho picture OF happiness and discussed
her plans for n new marri9d life with n
great deal of interest.
Yes. we have made up and now In
tend 10 hc very happy" said she. I'VE
are going to turn over n now leaf and
forget that miserable month whrn lltc
seemed unenduraple. Tho Magistrate
brought mo to nay senses for ha scared
mo 10 death when he Saia he would
lock Willie pp rnt!l Monday We arc
going 10 take HIS advice and settle
down. lie said We needed furnished
room, an oil stove and baby carriage
70 70 wheel me Sro.nlnd in. because ! am
living there. and though tli.Io q week
Isn't much guess Wen manage all
Eight.
experiences. II have always hnd
@vArrIhinx ! SaaiAa ana int~ 3ee Az
The evening world., 1907-08-13
DRIVEN INSANE
BY INTENSE HEAT
MAN RUNS AMUCK
Tries TO Kill Wife and Her
Sister and Keeps Four
Policemen Busy.

fitc hrat csusrd sudden explosion
IN the brain OF Harry Thlrrst5n, ak.
loot young mechanic. OF No. 1902 Eighth
avenue, Brooklyn. to-day. and It was
necessary 10 call out the reserves TO
set him 10 the Kings County Hospital.
Thurston was sleeping when his in
sanity developed. LeapinE from his bed
he dragged HIS vito around the floor
and beat her with chair. Ills sister
!n.lGw, Mrs Arnio Thnryton. ipterfered
untu he broke washbowl over her
head The screams OF the two women
alarmed tho ncishborhood.
Tho mndman smashed nll the furui-
ture in the nat. throw china and glass
wara out into the s,rest. wicked the
piano and defed anyone to break into
he was engaged In dcmolshing tho
BEDROOM set his wife and sisteg- In law
managed 10 escape down the IRE escape
Then Policemen Fitzgerald and Hoi,z
came along, and when they heard tho
frightfui racket Thurston was making
and were struck BY some flying bits
OF furniture they raped for assistance.
Then thoy went UP and tackled the
maniac. who had armed himself with
sections OF tho Kitchen stove. II re-
CURED the combined efforts OF four
policemen % snbdue him and go; the
hippers on his wrists
When ne arrived at the Kings County
Hospital he appeared calm. and wise
attendant said TO the policemen:
.Remoxe tho handcpas,-Hs He's all
right
Hes prnt,y wild one replied
Fitzgerald II wouldn't advise II -
The evening world., 1907-08-13
MASTERS TEST
MENTAL POWER
OF MRS. EDDY
Legality of Property Transfer
by Christian Science Leader
to Be Decided.

CONCORD, N. H. Aug. ls-In,erest
which has been long sustained In tho
complex litigation surrounding Mrs.
Mary Baker o. Eddy. head OF tho
Christian Science Church, WAS brought
to kreuer pttcn to-day by me be-
ginning of dehntte action 10 determine
tho mental competency of tho aged
woman
Three masters, appointed By Judge
Robert NJ, shaTFFsaeasIn, of the Superior
Court TO determine this competency In
connection with suit brought by the
next friends for aif accounting OF
Mrs Eddy'a hnaaces. began the taking
OF testimony at noon. The masters are
Judge Edgar AldSich. of the United
States District Court, Hosea W. Parker.
OF Clnretnont. and DR.. GeorSo F. Jelly.
OF Boston, the latter an expert alieniAt
Their commission Is TO determine
whether or not Mrs. Eddy on March !.
OF this year was mentally competent
TO transact business. At that time. and
after the accounting suit had been
brought. Mrs, EDDY executed deed
her property to trustees,
-tnr-tsto--.iIax
tend that the trust deed Is Illegal be-
cause OF the alleged incompetencY OF
the maker.
The evening world., 1907-08-13
REAR-ADM|RAL IS
WRITING HISTORY.
Chadwick Will Have Story of
Spanish-American War
Ready Next Year.

Rear-Admiral F, f, Chadwick. re.
tired, and Mrs. Chadwick returned on
the Red Star liner iceland from Europe
this morning. where Mrs, Chadwick has
been TO exhibit at tho International
Red Cross exhibition IN London new
hospital litter for army use which Is o.
her own invention.
Mrs. chnawick's litter is a conblna-
tion OF an inyahd's chair and an
ordinary stretcher and viii. 1t Is Ea.d
an important addition TO tho equipment
OF hospital tent in ti1na or war.
After leaving London Admiral and
Mrs. Chadwick witnessed the yacht
races at Kiel and then journeyed to
Spain, where tho Admiral gathered
material for history or
the Spanish American war and the
diplomats relations sctwcen the two
countries prcce 5ing The war. upon which
he IS working hard. He hopes to have
II, ready FOR publication next year.
The evening world., 1907-08-13
FRANCE MUST WAIT
FOR TARIFF AGREEMENT.
Public Interest So Great Congress
viii Pass on the New Reel
procity Plan.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l3--rt is said
at the State Department that develop
ments In the matter OF the conclusion
of the new reciprocity arrangement be-
tween America and France arc not cx-
pected In the near future. or, Indeed,
until well along into tho fall
1t Is even possible that the pratec,ed
hsw arrangement VIII mol be signed this
year.
So much public interest has been ex-
cited by tho German-American reciproc-
ty arrangement concluded last June
that II may hs deemed advisable by tho
administration authorities to allow Con-
gress at the next session to express ita
opinion general extension OF the ex-
listing reciprocity arrangements be .ora
submitting 10 that body any new ar
ransements other thAu that with Ger
many.
The evening world., 1907-08-13
FRENCH R0UT
1000 MOORS IN
FIERCE BATTLE
Warships Shell the Attacking
Forces as Fighting Goes
On at Casablanca.

TASGrER, Aug l3-Four thousand
Moors attacked casablanca yesterday
but were repulscd
The tribesmen displayed dauntieas
couraSe. charging repeatedly almost r,
the French guns, but hall OF shrap-
mel shells finally drove them back Wit!
heavy losses In killed and wounded.
The Are OF the warships In the ~,
stead was TERRIBLY effective on fba
masses OF native horsemen-
The French losses were incons.der-
able.
siboubeknr. Governor OF Casaroanoa,
has been dsmtssed for having ebetted
the massacre Of Europeans at that
place slbouoeker is now prisoner on
board tho French cruiser Gio.re.
PARIS, Aug. l5.-Min!ster OF Foreign
Affairs FsAeR- has given an interview
In which no says:
Tho Government will send no more
troops into Morocco. On no account
do we intend to embark upon u work
The Matin publishes n dispatch from
Its correspondent at Casablanca saying
that tho fghring between the natives
and the men OF Gen. Dr'udc's command
lasted all day SATURDAY. but quieted
down Saturday night and Sunday morn
Ing.
x renewal OF the attack, however. ia
feared as another Caid with numerous
reinforcements has arrived Tho war
ships continue to ahell tho Arab posi-
tons. Tho last OF the French troops in
port. detachment of cavalry and a
company Of artillery. have eben disem-
barked.
A dispatch from Sam. a seaport on
the west coast Of Morocco, nays tho
town In surrounded by natives and that
the European residents are preparing
to defend themselves, The situation at
Sam is declared TO be critical.
The Caid who WAS responAible for tho
ry,a.sscrea s.e F,repeans ~slttch lad to
the present state OF disorder In MOROCCO
has been arrested and placed IN custody
on board the French cruiser Gloire.
The evening world., 1907-08-13
WOMAN PUT OUT
OF A HOUSE IN
RAIN, SHE SAYS
Now Mrs. Flanagan Sues Mrs.
MacAlpine, for Damages
to Health.

An interesting suit was begun yss,sy=
Court Newark, before Judge I,intott.
II was brought by Mrs. Edward rlan-
nigah. OF NutleY. aEainst Mrt. Agnes
MacAlpinc. OF No, las Hawthorne street.
Newark.
Last month Mrs. MSc.,ipins served
MIS-. Flannigan. who was n tennn, OF
hers, with dispossess notice. The
woman ignored tho legal document. The
iandiady appealed to Justics OF the
Reaco James 8. Post. OF Nuuey. in
which town tho house was located.
II was contended at the trial that the
justice sent for Mrs. Fiannisan and In
tho presence of Mrs. MeAlptne tried to
make satisfactory arrangement Tho
conversation look place on the front
doorstep of Justice Posts house Mrs
MeAlp'ne understood that the talk on
the steps was n formal trial, md swore
on the stand that she SO understood II
TO be, although neither she nor Mrs.
F!anniSau was sworn and no witnesses
wcte produced. Mrs. Flanagan did not
so understand. and refused to recognize
q W ~ iioin tue Jusuca OF the Peace n
tew days later TO vaca,e tho premises.
Tho plainuff in the suit then ordered tn.
Justice TO proceed lawfully TO get the
woman out.
IL was testified tha; n constable went
70 tho Flanagan house, opened the
Kitchen door and. seeing no one inside,
folded up the writ and threw IL in on
iia=haaf-s Id "a. .tisnn.sHH= declared HAT
she swept the paper up and threw i,
In tho stove. ConstAbles John Purcell,
OF Newark. and John Bossett, Of Nut
ley. then went to the house to disposes, ,
the family. but were driven OF the
premises by Flanagan at the point of a
revolver.
Later they went again 10 tho hou.~
and. finding the husband out, put
furniture ont on the sidewalk. ",
nesses declared that II was raining
the time, but that made no difference a
The eonstables. Mrs. Flanagan, vi ,
was III at the time. WAS also put out In
the rain. II was alleged The womsn
tainted on the street and was taken to
a netshbor's house. The suit is to re.
cover 800 for alleged damages 10 II ,
health OF Mrs Flanagan and to h.r
furniture. The case was continued uniil
to-morrow. when other development !
are promised.