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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-16
WOMEN Or HOLLAND.
Their Costumes Too Complex For
Words. Says Feminine Writer.

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The womcn's costume Is a tfle
TOO complex al. verbal description,
as feminine belongings usually are,
says Florence Craig Abrcchl in
Scribner's, but the white lace cap
which covers the head from eve
brows TO nape OF neck and from ear
10 ear. curvlng out in rounded wings
on each side OF her cheek, IS always
a conspicuous and inevitable portion
OF a woman's attire. Ii may posi-
bly, be that on Sunday this cap i a
triile winter or sitter or daniicr
than on week DAYS, but the differ
encc Is not very apparent
The ladies assure rs there is Il
vast difference in the quality Of the
net and the amount of handiwork
employed. but the lens made no
special note Of that. In shape and
outline the camera finds great dis
tincton between these caps and
those Of katwyk or Marker or B0-
le Duc, but between SUNDAY ana
Monday caps Ii Nolendam il record
none whatever. For the rest 81 the
costume feminine Holland asks
above AL thing, apparently a very
llat. narrow chest. snrmounung
enormous hips. and Nolcndam is no
exception 10 this fashion rule.
The inyariable black best waist"
Of the elder women is usually
frightened BIZ a square yoke Of
lighter color and material, and the
dark apron or oVerskirt is topped
by six inches or more Of gay plaid
or bright colored band worn over an
unGerskirt Of dull blue striped or
black material and uncountable pet
ticoats.
About the throat a collar formed
of many rows 81 heavy dark red
coral beads IS fastened by huge sil-
yer CLASPS. and the number Of rows.
the size and quality of the beads
are matters for feminine pride.
Long halr Is not the only glory ot
woman in Holland, save perhaps at
Marker II is usually hido.n and
NJ Nolendam is cut quite close and
entirely covered by a tight fitting
thick black silk cap concealed be-
meath the snowy white lace.
The Younger girls, from the
tiniest toddler to the Young meisje.
old enough TO wed, wear dresses
and caps the exact counterpart Of
their grave mothers. no less full If
skirt or narrow Of chest. but much
gayer in color \ group OF tiny
maidens in a stiff breeze on the dixie
resembles nothing more than a
swarm of butterflies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-16
auIsOn township rrurt,s
Notice.

NolIce n gwen that hereafterTet hs ~ :
Lse OF MsusCn township will be at hi
office each Saturday at his residence
one mile southwest o. inland Ind.
Ter the pur pose OF attending tc
5wDship business, and all perscns hav
~ business with the township are ex
, '"tei 70 confine IL 10 theee dave.
The township library is KEEP. al sam.
ksans ia ireland where all mas
nb ain the books.
The Indiana Sch DOL looks will be
fl Ind at Henry Summers store al Al
tines. SAMUEL A. tLKzES,
ian 5, l9t7-y Trustee Madison I'd.
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Colonisis rates TO all points. at les
than one fare for the round irip: al
Homeseekers rates To the North. soutd
and West at about one fare for the ronnh
trip, Tickets sold the first and third
Tuesday Of each month
There i now rate 10 Bran h points
OF one fare for the round trip going eve
ming train Of each Saturday good re-
turning until first train Monday. Tick
cts he also sold on sunday at oneI
arerttore round tnp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-08-16
Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

Inc ersigned, Trustee of Boone
ownsLi, Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he will attend TO all business
pertaining TO the office OF Trustee, at his
-esidence, four-miles southwest OF Por
-ersville, on Saturdays of each week, an /
rsqnests all persons having township
business to present il on Saturday. Cit
sens desiring books from the TownshT ,
Library, are notified that the Library il
xept ct my residence.
School books at James Mnlk VS.
a portersville PETER j ScHxARR
rrnsiee Boone TIP
Jan. ), 1867.
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Jefferson TIP. Notice.

The undersi ned trustee Of Jrfferson
township, Dubois county hereby gives
notice that he sill attend 10 al business
pertaining 10 he office OF Trustee "a his
Drug Store in Birdseye Indiana on
ne Tuesdays OF each week aud requests
IN pers, ne having township business ic
resent il on Office dave
JOHN W. ENLOW, Trustee.
Tn 05-lvr.
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HARRISON trustees Notice

Notice is hereby given hat the under.
i.ned Trustee Of HARRISON township
sill al. end to township business on eacb
ionday Of the year, at my o1Ice. an0
ersons having township business &c
rcnsact are required to present il 10 him
N Mondays
The towns mp horarv will be kept q,
" home near Dubois.
JAS L. HARDER. Trustee
Ian -
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GREAT
Summer Discount

now ON NJ praughon's Practical Business Cci
x ses. Evansville and Faducah. POSITIONS
secured or money back. Alv,lf prefer. r-At
lessons liN NJ AL fRNS and enrer college
later and save cost or Board. etc Write
Ar catalogue and summer Discount 1aEd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-26
X0TA! !uO|c|ALE!

A uno y tres amos, respecti-
vamente, de preside, fueron con-
denados por la Corte de Distrito dc
San Juan, los ssprocesados Bautista
Robles y Arcade Benitez (a) Bten
tt veO, por hurto mayor.
Aver tarde fue arrestado por
el policfa Ramos la individua Sabi-
ma Diaz, por hurto de TN par de
planchas en- la quincalla oLos Mus
chachos,O
Hoy Sc ha visto en- Ia Corte
Federal el juicio civil del pleito en-
tablado por dofia Maria Rios, viu-
da de Rovira, contta dofa Peroni.
la Rios, viuda de Noya. Repre-
sentara q la primera el abogado se-
nor Dexter y a la segunda los s..
flores Dfaz Navarro y Coli y Cuchi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-26
|Causa ruidosa en- Aguadilla
ODE NUESTRO CORRESPONSAL)

Este hacia su de6mt en- esta
Corte. Estuvo hablando por espa-
clio de media bora. Pidi6 al jurado
que absolviera q su patrocinado,
del que dijo era inocente.
Este abogado hizo todos los es-
fuerzos que lie fuelon posibles por
librar de Ia horca 6 del preside a.
Paco Hernandez, uno de los proce-
sados.
81 licenciado Lloreda, que en-
esta ruidosa causa ha demostrado
ser un verdadero Fiscal cerr6 los
debates q las 4 y 81 minutes, para
replicar q sus contrincsntes. Como
la hora era va algo avanzada, Ia
Corte, en- vista dc clio, Sc declare
en- receso hasta las 8 de la noche,
hora esta en- que los debates Sc rea-
nudaron. La concurrencia es ex.
traordinaria. Continha el fiscal en-,
el uso de Ia palabra. Su acusaci6n
es la mas brillante que ha hecho el
sefior Lloreda en- su vida de fiscal.
Termina este y entonces el
Hon. juez, de manera brillante Y
magistral, instruye al jurado sobre
algunos importantes puntos de de-
recho. Fl seiior Aponte cumpli6
diqnamente su cometido.
Sc nos olvidaba declr que Ell
abogado sefior Blasco solicit6 de la
Corte Sc lie concediera ounce mint
tos para replicar al zeal, siendole
denegado.
A las once y cuarto de la no.
che Sc retira el jurado a deliberar,
y las 10 y 40 minutes della mafia-
ma del siguiente dia, trae el jurado
este veredicto: sNosotros, los del
jurado, y en- representation el Pre-
sidente que suscribe, declaramos cuf-
pable del delito de asesinato en- 2c
grado q Francisco Hernandez y a
Gallo Ruiz como c6mplice. .-Balao-
nero Rosado, Presidentes.
Asl termin6 tan ruidosisimo
proceso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-26
De RIO GVLNOE

(C0@tin"aci6n de Ia p4gtna a.
Para cubrir la plaza de Al.
caide de la carcel municipal vacante
por renuncia de don Caledonia Ortiz
que la desempehaba, ha sido nom-
brado don Jesds Quifiones.
Ell "a de este mes, espkrase
q la Corte municipal de Carolina,
que conocera de los diversos casos
de caracter criminal, ocurridos en-
esta jurisdiction durante los dias
transcurridos del presente mes.
-Informasenos que el AlcaNe
sefior Pimentel hace dias viene ocu.
cupandoSe en- la formation del Pre-.
supuesto que habra de regir para el
entrante aio fiscal de too7-Ioo8.
DiceSenos Sc ocupa con verdadero
interes de las mas importantes ne.
cesidades del pueblo, prestando pre-
ferente atenci6n a las de Sanidad v
Bene6cencia y 0bras P1blicas mu.
nicipales.
va que al sefior Alcalde ami.
man tan bueuos deSeos iIamamoa
su atenci6n sobre los abuses que
diariamente vieneh ocurriendo con
el abasto de carnes. No Sc explica
que en- una poblaci6n como esta,
donde hay abundancia de ganado,
Sc venda Ia carne tan cara y tan
mala. Ponga coto { esos abuses
sefor Alcalde, para que eese tal
mouopolio.
ceARRsFeNSAt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-26

EA AuuSS PdSduO, COMO anuu-
ciamos, di6 comienzo en- esta Corte
de Distrito el importante juicio por
Jurado que, por el delito de asesi
nato en- primer grado perpetrado en-
la persona del rico hacendado que
fue de Lares, senior Canals, Sc in
coara contra Francisco Hernandez
| y Gallo Ruiz, mayordomo y pe6n,
respectivamente, que fueron de la
ha cienda del interfecto.
A las nueve y diez de la mana
ma empezo el acto. La concurren-
cia, en- Ell salon y los pasillos, es
numerosfsima. Sc observa grande
expectation en- Ell plblico.
El tribunal esta constituldo en-
esta forma: Juez presidente, Lcdo.
Arturo Aponte; Fiscal, Lcdo. En-
rique Lloreda Casabo; Secretario,
Jose Basora y Mestre; Taquigrafa,
seiiorita Hortensia Muiiiz; Mar
shall, Agustin Guevara Santini;
Sub-marshalls, Pedro Manzano Avi-
no y Artemio Vazquez; mensajero,
Benito Elias.
Defende a Francisco Herman
dez el abogado Alfredo Blasco y el
Lcdo. Limo Vazquez a Gallo Ruiz.
Los acusados toman asiento al
lado de sus defensores.
Hernandez es un joven como
de ~ amos, de estatura regular, del
gado; Sc lie We muy triste y palido
Iy viste decentemente. Su estado
inspira lastima.
Gallo Ruiz, es un tipo realmen-
te ordinario, regordete, blanco, de
unos 20 aiios de edad, y parece
no preocuparle la tremenda acusa-
ci6n que pesa sobre el.
El fiscal presenta q la Corte, al
abogado americana Mr. Hutchinson,
quien por disposition del attorney,
viene a auxiliar al ministerio pu
blico Ell los debates. Ell secretario
pasa lista de los jurados que han
sido citados; responder todos, ex.
cepci6n de algunos que estan impo-
sibilitados de asistir. FL juez diri.
ge algunas frases, extendiendose
en- consideraciones sobre ell mode
de constituirse el jurado.
Despues de las recusaciones
perentoriaS y motivadas, hechas
por las parties contendientes, ell ju-
RADIO queda constituido a las 3 y &c
de la tarde del siguiente dia. Com
ponen el jurado los sefiores Jose
Echevarria Maisonave, Ramon Gu
bero, Pascasio Gimenez, Eugenio
Campillo y Jose Leon, de Aguadi.
liza; Ulpiano Paoli, de Lares; Al.
fredo Egipcisco ( Inocencio Orte.
ga, de Moca; Domingo Martinez,
de Aguada; Baldomero Rosado y
Antonio Cagigas, de Rinc6n; Jose
Medina, de San Sebastian.
A estos el secretario toma Ell
juremento de6nitivo, los que pres
tan puestos de pie.
81 Fiscal, en- una brillantfsima
alocucion, hace la presentation de
la causa al Jurado. Estuvo, como
siempre, energico. Habl6 40 mi
nutos. El Juez ordena al Secreta-
rio lea el acta de acusaci6n. Esta
dice asf; aEn Ell nombre y por la
autoridad de aEl Pueblo de Puerto
RicoS, Estados Unidos. Ell Pueblo
de Puerto Rico, contra Francisco
Hernandez y Gallo Ruiz. En- la
Corte de Distrito de Aguadilla q
IS de MARIO de 1907. El Fiscal
formula acusaci6n contra Francisco
Hernandez y Gallo Ruiz, por ell de-
Ito de asesinato en- primer grado,
(Felony) y cometido como sigue;
Los citados Francisco Herman
dez y Gallo Ruiz, y en- eI barrio ola
TorreO, del termino municipal de
Lares, que forma parte del Distrito
Judicial de Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
puestos de acuerdos, voluntaria {
ilegalmente, con deliberaci6n y ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-26

La acuSacion que antecede es-
ia basada en- el testimonio de testi-
gos |examinados bajo juramento
por mi y el Juez municipal de La
res, creyendo solemnemente que
existe justa causa para presentar-
Ia al tribunal. Firnada. .-Enr7qae
Lloreda, Fiscal del Distrito.
Jurado y frmado ante mi hoy
dfa 26 de MARIO de 1907. Firma.
do, Jose Basora y Mestre, Secreta-
rio del Tribunal del Distrito de
Aguadilla.0
Los acusados, al series le{da la
anterior acusacion, pusieronse a1n
mas palidos. La vista de todos los
expectadores, Sc dirigia solo a es-
tos infelices criminales.
Pasase llsta luego q los testi-
gos de Ia causa, los del Fiscal al
canaan a "a y los de la defensa q
unos catorce. Empiezan ensegui-
da las declaraciones. Entire los
testigos de cargo que declaran, re-
cordamos al Teniente Casals, Juez
Byam, Alcalde Gonzalez, Secre-
tario del Ayuntamiento Clodomiro
Levy, doctor Sein, Gabriel Pons,
Bartolome Suau, Pedro Ballester y
otros muchos mas. Todos hacen
'cargos gravlsimos contra los acusa-
dos. Tambien declaran Juana Me
YES, Magdalena Figueroa y el nj
no Juan Mendez. Las declaracio-
mes de estos 1ltimos que citamos,
son interesantfsimas, y llaman mu-
cho la atenci6n del pGblico que es
Icada vez mas numeroso.
Son acusaciones tremendas que
demuestran la plena culpabilidad de
los acusados.
La Corte suspende la session
las seis y cuarto para continuarla q
las ocho y media. A esta hora sc
reanuda el acto. Los debates entire
ell fiscal y los abogados defensores
son muy interesantes, y a veces
acalorados.
FL p1blico, que es extraordi.
mario, muestrase impaciente.
ContinIan las declaraciones.
A las II y 20 Sc suspende el acto y
al dia siguiente, microbes, 4 las 6
de la mafiana Sc reanudan otra vez
los debates. Serian las once menos
cuarto de la misma, cuando el fiscal
termina su prueba testi6cal y docu-
mental, renuuciando al resto de Ia
prueba. El abogado defensor de
Hernandez, el senior Blasco, solicita
de la Corte Sc lie comedian tres ho-
ras para preparar sus testigo. La
Corte lie concede solo IS minutes.
FL tribunal Sc declara en- rece-
so y q las once Sc reanuda otra vez
la session. FL Lcdo. Blasco mani
fiesta q la Corte que renuncia q Ia
declaration de algunos de sus tes-
tigos, eutrando enseguida al exa.
men de la prueba testi6cal.
Son las doce y minutes. Sc
suspende la session para continuarla
q las dos de la tarde.
Sc abre la session q esta bora.
Declara el acusado Francisco Her
nandez. Su declaration, aunque
algo extensa, es muy debil. FL fs-
cal presenta prueba de reaOtv. Es
aceptada por la Corte.
En- este momento, el abogado
Vazquez pide a la Corte que el ju.
RADIO absuelva libremente q su pa
trocinado Gallo Ruiz por no haber
prueba alguna que demuestrre la
culpabilidad de este del delito de
que Sc le acusa. FL tribunal MEGA
la petici6n hecha por el Lcdo. Vaz-
quez.
Concluye el examen de la prue-
ba testi6cal y documental, y el ayu-
dante del fiscal, Mr. Hutchinson, Sc
dirije al jurado, y en- un breve dis
curse, en- espahol, que dur6 media
bora, acus6 energicamente q los
acusados, pidiendo al terminar I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-26
UN MEDICO.

Vacante la plaza de Official de
Sanidad V Benefcencia de este pue-
bio, por no haber aceptado el cargo
eli propuesto para ella. q Conceio en-
session del ocho, acord6 publican nue.
vamente la vacante, por el terlnino
de ounce dias, a contor desde el pri-
nero de la publication de este anun-
clio. Dicha plaza esta dotada con
5000 anuales. Camuy, Abril 10
Ioo7.-MANUEL ROMAN. --Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-26
AVIS

Sc vende por mo poder atender-
la su dueha, una estancia sta en- el
barrios "Jimenez" termino munich
pll de Rio-grande; productora de
cafe, buenas maderas de ausubo, y
otras. Para informes 6 proposicio-
nes pueden dirigirse q AMALIA RUIZ
VDA. DE PAz.-Rio-grande.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-26

Hotel 'Inglaterra", bajos, Tetuan.
Juan Carreras, frenta al Colonial Bank'
Farmacia Colon, Plaza aBaldorioty"
John Giller y CO, Plaza eBaldorioty"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13

mission, COG East Fifth street. The
speaker of the evening will be Rev.
o. D. Conrey, assistant pastor of the
Institutional church; topic, 1.-THE Down
and Out Club" Sunday afternoon the
gospel wagon will hold a series of meet
ings from to o'clock at the regular
.lds. Sunday afternoon there will
be an evangelistic service in charge
of Mrs. Hanna and the Philathea So
ciety Sunday evening Benjamin F.
Pearson will speak and there will be
a ladies' quartet. Monday evening
there will be a special service in charge
of Rev. G. e. Foster, who will lecture
on the WORD of God and It's hange-
with orchestra music.
The county convention of the w. C.
T. U. will open at O'Clock next Tues
day Afternoon at the United Presby-
terian church, corner Ninth and Fig
ueroa streets, to continue over Thurs
day. The state convention will be held
the first week in May at Redlands.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
PLANS FLOWER CARNIVAL

The Southern California Horticul-
tural society will hold a carnival of
flowers at Morley's rink, beginning May
day.
The officers of the society want to
make this exhibit one of the largest
and best ever held in Los Angeles.
The large floor space will give ample
room for the proper display of flowers
and potted plants and the auditorium
will be illuminated with thousands Of
lights each night.
Florists and nurserymen will be given
full scope In the erection of booths and
flower stands.
Coming, at a time when the city Will
be filed with Shriners, it is thought
that the magnificent horticultural ex-
hibit will be a fine advertisement to the
easterners of the profusion and beauty
of California flowers.
The carnival viii continue for four or
five days.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13
POSTMASTER FLINT WANTS
DIRECTORY TO BE COMPLETE

Postmaster Motley H. Flint is very
desirous that the name of every resi-
dent of Los Angeles appear in the
new city directory. The canvass for
the directory will close April 20, and it
is of great Importance to the postal
service that the directory be as COM
plete as possible.
1t is said that Los Angeles is one of
the most perplexing cities in the coun-
try from postal service viewpoint, as
there are so many strangers, tourists
and residents continually moving about
the city and having no regular adj
dress.
1t is especially desired, says the post
master, that those living IN hotels and
rooming houses and also those lately
arrived in the city should file their per-
manent address with the directory pub
fishers.
All citizens who have changed their
residence since the first OF the year
are also requested to give their new ad-
dress to the directory people.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13

from last Sunday, will be held tomor-
row morning, in charge of Rev. w. D.
Lands, the pastor.
AT the morning service tomorrow at
the First Methodist church Rev. Robert
Mcintyre, the pastor, will preach the
sermon. DR.. Mcintyre Is recovering
from severe attack of grip. Rev. DR..
Goodman will preach at the evening
service.
The Prohibition union will hold it's
regular Sunday afternoon meeting in
Symphony hall, 232 South Hill street,
at o'clock The topic for this week
Is THE Life and Work Of John B.
Finch, the Prohibition Martyr" Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Col. John
Sobieski, the Polish orator; Theodore
Kanouse, the we'll known Good Tenn
plar, and Fred f. Wheeler all of whom
were personal friends of the great re-
former. The public is invited.
Will Address Y. M. C. A.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion will be addressed at it's rooms,
621h South Broadway, at $3.50 Sunday
afternoon by Rev. Stephen A. North
His subject will be -Four Anchors
Deep" Master Vernon Bettin, soloist
I'll years of age), will sing 20 God Be
Merciful." The association orchestra
will give a half hour concert. begin
ming at o'clock. The association male
quartet will also assist in the music.
All men, especially strangers in the
city, are cordially invited to attend
this service.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
will hold the usual services tomorrow
at II a. m. and s p m. at Simpson
auditorium, 734 South Hope street. The
lesson sermon win be from the Chris
tian Science quarterly, the subject be-
ing Doctrine of Atonement." The
reading will be from the Bible, with
correlative passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and Health
with Key TO the Scriptures"
At the Union rescue mission. las
North Main street, F. G. Mitchell, re-
Gently returned from the foreign mis-
sion field. will speak on Sunday even
ing at o'clock. Subject. Christ. a
Present Day Reality" Special male
quartet singing will be strong feature
OF the service. A solo entitled. 1.-The
Ninety and Nine" win .e given. Be
rean class will meet at 9:30 a. m.
Higher Ground" service will be led
by the superintendent at 2;45. First
gospel wagon service will be at First
and Los Angeles streets, second at
First and Main at O'clock, followed
BY the Pentecostal service at o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13
COMMANDER BOOTH
WILL VISIT CITY
SALVATION ARMY PLANS BIG
RECEPTION
Daughter of Head Official VIII Arrive
in May and Inspect the Local
Work-NeWs of the
Churches

The members Of the Los Angeles
branch of the Salvation Army are pre-
pairing for the visit of Commander Eva
Booth, who will be in Los Angeles May
25 and 26. While here she will make
several addresses, chief of which will
be at the Temple auditorium Sunday
afternoon, May 26, on Social Evils and
Remedies" While here 1t is expected
that Miss Booth will inspect the local
work and the plans for the new Sal
walton Army building to be erected on
the site owned by the army on East
Fourth street. Major Percy Morton,
the local provincial officer, is making
plans for the building, upon which work
is expected to be begun in the fall.
Major Morton will go to Riverside to-
day to inspect the work there and VIII
hold series of special meetings.
The annual week of tae self-denial
is being observed by the army and
boxes have been placed on the streets
to receive contributions. The funds Sc
cured will be used for home and foreign
missionary work
Hold Revival Meetings
Rev. E. j. Bulgin, evangelist, is hold
ing series of reViVals in Highland
Park, IN which the various churches are
uniting. Dr. Bulgin will address the
Home Missionary society of the First
Methodist church Monday afternoon at
o'clock on Poor Whites of the
South"
The women Of ST. Marys parish viii
give a literary and musical entertain
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-13

been treated with some oriental styptic
to stop the bleeding, but the wound
spoke for itself.
The Chinese exhibited no emotion at
the exposure of his trick, but stoically
threw his bundle across his shoulders
and marched down to the railroad sta
ton with the others.
Given to Federal Officer
The Chinese brought to Los Angeles
yesterday were Lee Sing, Wong Do,
Wong Ho, Lee Shan and Mar Toy.
The officers accompanied their pris-
oners to the Office of the United States
marshal and formally turned their men
over to the custody of the federal court.
The Chinese were taken to the county
Jail to await examination before one of
the United States commissioners.
John Garfield of San Diego, imni-
grafton inspector was an important
factor in the arrest of the Chinese, and
G.. H. Tuttle, ]. c. Nardini and j. S.
McClymont, agents of the government
department of commerce and labor, did
some good work in locating the alleged
offenders of the immigration laws.