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Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14
Corrupting Capitalist Press.

Corruptlng Capitalist Press.
The capitalist papers are doing ex.
actly as they did in southern Idaho,
using every sinister and vicious means
to misrepresent the facts, malign the
Federation, and prejudice the minds
of the public against the Federation
men through the avenues of this case.
Every absurd and on the face Of il
| fake tale is trotted out in sober earn
est as reliable material. The Fed
Grafton men are branded as criminals
in every line of its prostituted re-
| ports. 1t is even rivaling the States
man in it's unprincipled fight against
these working men and is making it.
self so obnoxious to the working class,
and in fact all fair minded people
| throughout the Rathdrum community
that it's circulation has fallen of per
ceptibly. In fact a movement is on
foot to boycott it completely through.
out this district. Its reporter, Static
has aroused a great deal of antagonism
and dislike not only by the utterly
false reports he is printing but by his
unpopular and bulldozing ways. Ii is
even stated that he is one Of the
eraftiest Pinkertons and spies EN-
ployed against the Federation. OF q
brutal and stoeky physical demeanor
he is most insulting to the socialist:
about town, even using violence ant
offensive language. SO unpopular il
he that there is liable TO be trouble
over his presence at the trial as the
representative of the Review.
The Rathdrum Tribune makes |
feeble echo of its pace setter, the Re
view, aiming to prejudice and poisoi
the minds of the people through it
untruthful reports. II stated that tn
spokesman reporter went on the stan,
and reiterated that Mrs. Hazlett ha'
stated to him that she was going .
Rathdurm to educate the Adams jury
| a deliberate falsehood as the reporte
had denied expressly that she sal
THAT, the statement being in the head
Hines which he admitted were write
by another party. But what Is littl
one.horse capitalist sheet for that
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14
LATEST FROM SCENE OF BATTLE

in the office Of Ex-Governor Morrison
before a number of witnesses.
Deep Plotted Conspiracy.
Adams was held without charge OF
preliminary examination until after
his uncle got him out on a writ of
habeas corpus through Ex-Governor
Morrison whom he employed as at
torney.
The day Of the irrigation congress
Mr.. Millard had asked TO take dinner
with his nephew in the penitentiary.
To his surprise Warden Whitney grant
ed the request, and he had fine din
ner with Steve and his family. This
was the first time he had got to see
him alone since his arrest.
Whitney called in during the visit
and made this statement, "If Steve
stays with the state and helps hang
these men (referring to the Western
Federation offcials) he will be given
complete immunity"
Torture Begins.
After this visit, on a pretense of
searching Steve for anything that his
uncle might have given him, he was
stripped, taken from the woman IS
ward where he had been living in com
parative comfort, and put in a muir
derer's cell The Pinkerton scavengers
were then admitted to him-the whole
gand of harpies, Hawley, Gooding, Me-
/ Parlan, Thiele and all the rest
Steve had been jailed for 80 days
in Colorado at the time of the indus
trial troubles and was then turned out
without any trial or charge. The
/ hardships he endured then seem to
have unuerved him When he was re-
arrested he was made to believe that
he would be mobbed if taken back to
Colorado.
When Thiele pretended to "loeate'
him, he phoned Brown, the sheriff at
Baker City, who came out bringing
several others with him. Brown said
to Steve, ''I am on the inside; do what
they want you to, and you'll be back
in a few days" At Mr.. Millari S
expense on the preceding trial Brown
came to Wallace and testified TO this
for the defense. SO one can see which
side would have the incentive to blow
him up. the Pinkertons or the defense
In regard to the Phillips yarn
about dynamite being found in theil
yard in Spokane, il is ishy with Pin
kerton flavor from the start. If thu
tale were genuine why has no investi
CATION been made. II is hardly likely
that Thiele's Pinkertons would over
look bet like that. Yet, no detee
tives have been put TO work. An'
why 10 pounds with caps in a pai
when one pound would blow up thu
whole neighborhoodi
Forcing the Confession.
So far as the confession" is con
cerned, Steve couldn't have written !
if he had tried. He has no education
The human harpies fixed it up to sui
themselves, took Steve to notary, an
he signed ii. He thought he was gon
anyway and it made no difference wha
he did.
Although Mr.. Millard could not sc
/ his nephew alone, he could see him 1
the presence of Moore, the man VIII
| had betrayed him.
, The real purpose of this Who'll
|. shameful persecution is to get Stew
. to swear against the Colorado mel
!. and thus support Orchards wonderf'
. revelations, otherwise unsupported.
n The traitor Moore admits that Goo
e ing, Borah and Hawley paid him
handsome fee.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14
EVIDENCE FAVORABLE TO ADAMS

starving on the ragged edge Of syco-
phaney if it is not to lickspittle to its
capitalist bosses that feed il on the
political crumbs from the plutocratie
table
Ida Crouch Hazlett.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14
GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION

We by Injunction We opposed
of which mskos of Judge al
low for
We opposed by in
junction deprves of the right trial by
We do and will and all acts of
institutions
of all liberty.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14

MOI mueh interest IL hlahllested III
the trial by the town people. The
general sympathy seems to be with
Adams. The very fact that these tim
ber cruising parties went up to exam
inc timber already settled upon, shows
that the rights of settlers were ignor-
ed. Tyler had had a cabin built for
him on the very piece of land where
Simpkins' cabin was already built,
and where he was living
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14
Rathdrum, Ida, Nov. 9.

with the jury in the Adams case. At
torney Knight, leading counsel for the
prosecution, stated he was willing to
leave the outcome of the ease in the
hands Of the present jury. ]
Complexion Of the Jury.
The jury and its occupation and poll
ties are: NJ. Barto, Sucker Lake,
raueher, and votes mixed ticket; Geo.
Price, Post Falls, millhand, republican;
C. A. Waters, Coeur d'Alenes boat cap
tain. democrat;D. w. Gorwood, Lake
creek, farmer, democrat; Charles Det-
temarl, Post Falls, merchant, demo
crat; s. A. Varnum, Occur d'Alenes,
carpenter, republican; John c. Corton,
Rathdrum, farmer, democrat; Z. A. Nc
Arthur, Mica Bay, farmer, republican,
Milton Piper, Athol, farmer, democrat;
Mathew Miller, Rathdrum, farmer, de-
mocrat; ]. T. Harlan, Ross, farmer de-
mocrat; II. F. House, Rathdrum, ranch
er, democrat.
varnum was labor candidate Tor
mayor at Occur d'Alenes last spring.
Miller, Dittemore and HOrlan have
been members of labor unions. Nine
Of the jurors have been homesteaders'
The state exercised all its peremp-
tory rights while the defense used only
seven peremptory challenges, passing
the nanel twice Each time this priv
ilege is employed it exhausts perem-
tory. and when the jury was complete
the defense had but one left in reality.
Clarence Darrow, leading. counsel
for the defense, entered objection to
the state having 10 peremptory ehall'
enges. saying the law giving 1t this
privilege was passed after steve
Adams was tried once and was expost
facto. The objection was overruled.
il was made on the third peremptory
challenge of the state last week and
met with the same fate. An exception
was entered.
Trial Begins.
Wednesday morning the first wit
..;,oa H., ,ho nroseeution.
p.a r,,or
Mrs' ino""'' "'
was first on the stand, ana reia''o '"'
facts about her family coming out
s.on N;eh;gap from the timber eoun-
lie ., ,vo dauobters and
O. ,..;.o, ,ho
aiter "'iu' ''
appearance of Tyler ana the TAXING "p
of clans through locator, one Jack
Kuors,ein
;u.,;on hrougbt
-, ;. A.. r.oa.
out 'h'' i!''' :,
in Michigan that ne hao ho ''o"'' "
his own but was furnished money to
huiId his cabin and get supplies, and
A., ,ho motber and sisters were to
-, 80 a,aims in the same way
-, % TvIor,s letters he had
.;,,an h;s mother not TO WORRY
H., h;,, Whom Darrow asked hel
- -. - ,yorrv ,hout sh,
.,,,1 .o;,,ols in the wood,
o"'N
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14
Asking Advice.

Root testified to conversation he
had with Simpkins wherein simpkins
asked his advice as to what he thought
he ought TO 10 with the man (Tyer)
who had built house on his claim.
Root advised to wait till the claims
were settled in court.
Attorney knight kept trying to
draw from Root that simpkins had
said something violent at this meeting,
but his closest questioning failed to
elicit anything Of the kind. The pro-
secution tried to draw out what the
alternative was that they wanted to do
with the settlers. Root said, "to go
to them and notify them that they
wanted them to leave the country"
Steve Logan was another settler who
was at this protest meeting, that was
summoned by the state. He proved
equally unwilling to testify for the
prosecution, and was equally effcaci
GUS to the cause Of Adams.
Ida Crouch. .Hazlett.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14

Rathdrum, Ida, Nov. 8.
Everything is encouraging for the
defendant in the Steve Adams case
so far. There is nothing that directly
connects him with the crime of killing
Fred Tyler, and the indirect evidence
is only such as might be adjuced in
any frontier warfare; where there are
two factions in community that hate
each other, and especially where there
is so much at stake as a bitter contest
of farmers and poor men who have
settled on the land under the provis-
ions of the government, to make homes
for themselves, and have a place on
Gods green earth, and a bunch of
robber jumpers paid by great capital
istic interests to break the law and de-
prive the working class of their rights.
Steve was with his friend Simpkins
whose claim had been jumped. Both
were members of the Western FSl-
Grafton and that was enough TO con
meet them with murders and dyna-
mite according to that avenging angel
of the Mine Owners Association,
Sleuth McParlaD.
1t is the opinion of those who have
followed the chain of events closely
that not hair of Steve Adams head
will ever be touched. Not only is all
evidence lacking against him but it
is not believable that any jury of poor
hard-working farmers in this country,
as these man are, will ever bring in
any verdict anywhere in favor of the
timber robbers and against honest
settlers.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14

VIII ever De tOucned. MOI only is all
evidence lacking against him but it
is not believable that any jury of poor
hard working farmers in this country,
as these man are, will ever bring in
any verdict anywhere in favor of the
timber robbers and against honest
settlers.
Fair Trial.
The court proceedings are being con
dueted in as fair a manner as could
be expected under a system of laws
and institutions based upon the monu-
mental crime of the despoilation of
the working class and the robbery and
murder of the highest hopes and op-
portunities of the human race.
Judge WOODS is a very kind, pleas.
ant man, and his rulings are giving
the defendant the extreme latitude
that the law allows him. No one can
complain of his lack of courtesy to
the attorneys for the defense In fact
he has said that Darrow was the
strongest man he ever saw at the bar.
Very little interest is manifested in
the ease by the townspeople of Rath'
drum, even the tiny courtroom being
filed only a portion of the time.
Steve is being treated as well as
could be expected under the circum'
stances The sheriff has relaxed the
close confinement in which he was held
at first. 1t was having n very bad
effect on the eyes of Adams, and fin
ally the doctor said he would go blind
unless he was given outdoor exercise
and now every day he may be seer
out with Sheriff Macdonald or a bal
liff taking a walk about town. He i
always very neatly dressed, and a
one meets the two men there is nothing
to indicate that desperate Fedora
tion murderer is walking loose aroun,
town.
Corrupting Capitalist Press.
| The capitalist papers are doing eS
actly as they did in southern Idaho
using every sinister and vicious mean
to misrepresent the facts, malign tn
Federation, and prejudice the mind
/ e - A Il. Z.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1907-11-14

Continued on Page 2.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
MISS EDDY is NOW
BRIDE OF SENATOR
Beautiful Chicago Hciress Weds
Hon. Albert j. Beveridge
in Berlin.

BERLIN, August miss Katherine
Eddy, of Chicago, sister of Spencer Il.
Eddy. first secretary of the American
Embassy here, and Senator Albert j..
Beveridge. of Indiana. We're married
here to-day. The civil rite, according
to tho German requirements, took rlac e
IN the registrars Office at noon, and
the religious ceremony. which occurred
later at the American Embassy. tech
nicaly within American jurisdiction.
was performed by the Rev. Thomas C.,
Hall, formerly pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, Chicago.
Both Services were Of the most sim
pie character, only relatives and few
intimate friends being present. Tho
principal drawing room OF the embassy
was converted for the occasion into
q provisional chapel, containing small
altar, before which DR.. Hall stood with
q background of plants.
| Augustus n. Eddy, father Of the
bride, gavo her away. Her wedding
gown was of white satin trimmed
with lace and had a long train, After
| the ceremony wedding breakfast was
| given at the house Of Spencer r. Eddy.
Mr. Tower proposed the health of tina
| bride and groom to which Senator
| Beverdge responded. Several hundred
] congratulatory kilograms and cable,
| grams were received.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
FIRST KILLED IN
FIFTEEN YEARS
W. Galway Parker, OF Spencer,
Instead Of Charles Parker, Of
Greensboro, Victim.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l


SPENCER, N c., August 7.-Engi-
neer ". Galway Parker, of Spencer
instead OF Charles Parker, of Green's
horo, was the man Killed In the wreck
of No. 1876 at Auburn, near Raleigh, last
night. His fireman. Robert Young,
1850 of Spencer, instead Of VIII King,
az mentioned In the morning papers.
met death in the same accident. Both
men were on a homeward run when
the fatal collision occurred. 1t is said
by old railroaders thar Engineer Par
ker was the first engineer killed on
the old North Carolina Railroad for
fifteen years or more Mr., Parker was
highly esteemed here, where he had
lived for a number of years. He ia
survived by two small children a
another and sister, his Wife having died
III Spencer a year ago. Fireman Young
had been In the employ of the Southern
only few weeks. His homo was in
Davidson county. He was a nephew OF
Df. j. w. Young, of Spencer. lie leaves
u "'lfe and two small children. The
remains of Engineer Parker were taken
from the wreckage early this morning,
and Will be buried at his old home at
Soldsboro TO morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
Naval OrtIcrx.

WASHINGTON, d. c., August t.
The following orders to naval officers
have been issued:
Lieutenant i. p. Morton, orders to
the navy yard Mare Island, Cal, re-
voked; To Buffalo"
professor Maths ~! N. skinner, TO be
placed on the. retired list Of officers
Of the navy from August 10. 1907.
War sMaalEs D!RJ. Mccarthy, to the
United states Naval l4ospital Boston
Mass, for treatment and observation
Mate e. Y Nordlof, to the navy yard
Norfolk Va, for duty as inspector, of
coal at Lamberts Point. Va, and New
port News, Va.
Paymaster,s Clerk r. p. Smith. ap-
pointed paymaster's clerk in the
navy. duty connection accounts Brook
lyn Texas, Miantonomoh and Canoni.
Gus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
Patents ana postmnstcrs

[speclaI 70 Tie Times-D spatch.1
WASHINGTON, d c.. August 7--patents
Issued: Observation-Disclosures p Breosc. Nor
folk electric controlling system. Thomas j
King. Richmond. combined weedet and har-
row.
North Carolna--Addison Arnold. Charlotte
means for lacking on card clothing; Roinu-
lus D. Laws, Moravian Falls. printing press;
John w. Thompson. Raleigh and r. j. New
som, Clinton. obtaining turpentine from
wood.
Virginia postmasters appointed: Hudson
Mil. Culpeper~ county, Isaiah p. hudson,
vice c. II. Colvin, resigned; Old Mill Isle
of Wight county, William J Gwaltney vice
William A. Gwaltney, resigned; Wittcns
Mills. Tazewell county. Tyler L. W!t,en,
vice Sam r. Smoot, resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
GEORGE DELANATER
DIES BY OWN HAND
Prominent Pennsylvania, Ono,
Candidate Tor Governor,
Shoots Himself.
GRIEF OVER FATHERS DEATH
Wealthy and Prominent iii Poll
tics, He Was Defeated BY
K. u. Pattison.


I'ITTsRURG. PA. August George
Wallace Dclamater once candidate tor
Governor of Pennsylvania, and who
served as State Senator from Crawford
county fron3 1887 To 1890, committed
suicide by shooting to-day in his Off
ces in this city.
Grief over the death Of his father.
George g., pelanater. at Meadville, Pa,
on May 9th, and the sudden death of
his son James Scott Dclamatcr, iii
June, a Connellsplle, Pa. is believed
to be the cause Of his suicide.
Shirley p. Austin a son in law, WHO
took charge of the body, declared that
the dead mans affairs were In no
way involved, and that lie had nothing
to worry about. Delamater was con-
nected with the Prudential Life Insur-
ance Company in this city. and leaves
a ComfOrla BILE fortune TO his family
being heavily insured.
Senator Deamater has not been ac-
tive IN State politics recently. but over
a decade ago he welded n Srea intiu-
ence in political circles. Following his
service as q state Senator, he became
the Republican nominee for Governor
Through the support of United States
Senator Matthew Stanley Quay. This
was in 1880. Tile Democratic candi-
date was Robert II. Pattison, and the
campaign was one Of the most bitterly
lfought&in Pennsylvania for many years
Pattison won after a desperate battle
| but only because Allegheny county
/ turned against Delamater.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08

.oaioa fnr n great norton az the dis
ta,so Nv itte dust ,yhicl, their terrific
sa.,,,,.,, ~, ,oiaad Al tho end OF the
80, NM, I'm, ,sronl,lirt moving RS
IN. ,,t v,oe leaaing by
steauiS a ,,..s f,noreasea
GOV yhfus' iiu tn,S 800, ~ tn,,rtr
10 aVu Nhrus w wy Wv Wv y, -, -.
MILF Tho REMAINDER OF '.'. ia.o - Nv,
procession, with the b}leK. p ", , ..as
up the rear and hnishlhEf lulls wv
yards behind the Eian'lih Ilile.T
Il sol ana S.30.
@ nor.ors in sJiycly Dns,,.
M. .,.s ,o,,,,otit,on among
M 80 $500 80 ana driyan Nv p,ysi-
clans. was really tho prettiest race OF
the day, the four compe utors keopins
pretty we'll punched during the iirst
mile, and finishing the second IN pret.g
fair order. THIS was only Two i hie
srrlnt. The cars participating VIZ.
Dr W. n. Parker's jackson twentSrlWo
well twenty horsepower Gar, ull, ,e,.,
by Its owner; Or. H. Angus Nicioi s.,
auto car, Twelve morse po"er, n,lYeii ~
JUS owner, ana ". II; ,. m ,.,-..,a
twelvo morse power ) rahklin. ne i,,a ,,
chimes got away wei punphs" 90"
moving smoothly ana at i,VelN ctlp.
eWith Or. Farkers ear leanl,s u. s,'
. z t''''''
behind nm. lor Nichois oesa', W -, siio Nv.
speed tleh, and oS me COMP ,et . ~, ~
1he ilrst hnie ne nau .oiseu ~ .ne
front with VI. mclean cur se,oau,
1T. Hoge th'rd, ana ". ~
fourth. Ihe hrankl'h kept s'eaulls ~
H. and forging aneao, 'i'aue 'ne 49,
and held II 70 INC tlh.s'i, VIZ, -
parkers Jackson second - iios
Maxwell third ana 'he auto car iast,
l'r Mclean winning ny 1Vo yards me
gu S'es, AZ" ana p'"?'
one OF the cylinders IN 'r, Nichols,s
autocar would not work after the iirst
mile and this put him out Of the rum
ming, but he Kept pluckily at it,
Frcc-for-An Disappointing.
Mo ,ost ,.oo. no froa-for.l,
r,.,,n, ,,.ns oxrentad ~ 10 tbe fastnst
a,d hast cn,tasted ~ ne. sories moved
.,;s,,n,tI,, a;sanno;n,ine no ant,.;.s
49, r,,,,ni, dr,von ~, Mr CO
..,sL, 80. ~ -, ~
Nm, ,e w." az ,,a,', .e' ~ o
c,oar VIZ. e. 49,
..,a,.ss - n..s . .i,ee sseaii'ei
st,lppeu, an q, roiu, 'he ihachllie
shot the Buick took the lead. with the
others we'll punched behind it. BY
IN. time the FIRST mile was steamed
orr tha Tsnirk stjl, la ,,a,.;,,t
~ -, s ~" hIon ms
steaoilN' Win the strlpncn Wh1te
Steamer second, the Ford machine
nearly a lap behind. and the other
White Steamer bringing IN tho rear
At the third milo Tho order or +ha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
CHICKEN THIEF SCARE.
Man Barricaded Himself Behind Door v
ShntYun

8. !.
The police stations have been much wor-
lied lately about the scare of chicken
thieves The other night wornan's voice
came In agonizcd accents over the telephone.
send Il policeman quick; there's man In
the yard tryins 10 steal all my chickens.
4 suilanl officer Immediately hurried 10
the scene expecting TO lay his hands on
iomo bold marauder and get the glory OF a
during capture. When he arrived all was
dark without and within, He knocked OH
the door. and voice sald timorousy.
who's there ~
Me came the answer.
who's me?" came more timorousiy ,har
ever.
why. dodsast II. me--oGlcer Jones.
Lemme In
Got him.
"No. ain, go. no one. Whatever dom
with that Eun?"
Tile householder had shut all the doori
and stationed himself behind the backtopf
wiz, shotgun in his hands. The chickens
wefe sleeping peacefully. and there was no
sign whatever of parauding hands. The o1i-
Ger went bnck tugtlfe station and the owner
OF the chickens put the gun under his pillow
and went back to bed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
NOT BOUGHT ron MORGAN.
Duncnn Brothers Purchase Ar
IrenknrcA to Sell

LONDON. August 1.-THE manager
IN London of Duveen Brothers avs
there Is absolutely no truth in the
report that the art objects collected
by the late Rodolph Kann and
bought By Duveen Brothers for So
100000 were purchased in behalf OF
j. Pierpont Morgan The Duveens
add that they. propose to sell the col
lection.
Mr. Morgan to-day photographed to
the Associated Pres from Cowcs as
follows: mo truth whatever in the
report referring to the allegation
that the Duveen Brothers had Sc
cured the kann collection for linn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
Maalson and ereene.. Jamea 2. ThrIf..

MADISON and Greene, James +. Thrift
Mnth ewsand Middlesex. w. y. Evans
Mecklenburg, $. p. Read.
Nansemond. X. w Withers.
Newport News. w. Il. Barrett.
New Kent, Charles City. York and
city OF williamsburg. ". =. Gohlgan...
Norfolk county. l.. NJ. Sylvester, e..
w. owens.
Northampton and Accomac, j. T.
Wilkins III.
Orange. c. C. Taliaferro.
Pittsylvaria and city Of Danville. 8.
H. Wilson, W. n. Brown S. f. Clement.
Petersburg. r. Boiling wilcox.
Princess Anne. George r. Snead.
Prince William. Tyson Janney;
Richmond city. T.. z. Cox, Il. G. Mas
sie C. r. Wingo. II. C. Glenn and
Hill Montague.
Roanoke city. a. B. Hunt.
Shenandoah c. O. Miller.
Southampton, j. w. Williams.
Spotsylvnnia and fredericksburg, G.
O'Conor Goodrich.
stafford and King George. r. c. L.
Moncnre.
surry and Prince George, William B.
Danie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-08
SHOOTING CRAP.
Several Arrests Made by the Police Officers
Last Night.

John Pinchback--not the one of Martin.
chuzzIewit fame-and w. a. Tumiey were
arrested and locked UP last night on tho
charge OF being drunk and lighting in the
streets.
Edna Lewis and Archer Brown. both col
cred arrested By Policemen Kellum
and Dugan on the charge OF fighting in the
streets.
Robert Foster Jake Booker Willie Rose
berry and Andrew Huskins, all tolored. were
caught by Policemen Dugan and Bryant in
Il pleasant little game OF crap The officers
very unkindly interrupted ,hc Enmc.fcrs,
and they were locked up TO tell Iizonner
about 1t this morning.