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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-12-17

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One OF the more notable social ev-
ents Of the early winter season was
the reception Tuesday afternoon. Civ
en- by Mesdames Aurelius Pruit and
her daughter. Charles f. Joyce. at the
Pruit home On North Pennsylvania
avenue and Sixth street in honor of
Mesdames Albert H. Pruft and Drew
DC. Pruit, 9th brides and daughters
in-law of Mrs. Pruit. Nearly two hun
dred OF Roswelfs cultured ladies were
lin attendance n made up a large
and ~congenial party.
The Pruit home looked unusually
attractive on this occasion, In its dec
%orations of palms, ferns and geran-
iums, its lights and its many beauti-
fully gowned women; for the party
was notable on account Of the many
beautiful dresses worn on this occa.
sion.
In the reception hall were Mesdames
| W. L. Hill, Harry Jaffa, George NJ,
| Slaughter, w. N. Baldwin and G. L.
| WHY'S. These ladies gave all callers
a cordial welcome and ushered them
into the front parlor, where they were
met by the two hostesses, the guests
| OF honor and Mesdames Austin Por
/, ter. S~tubblefield, w. A. Johnson and
iWill Prayer. From the front to the
rear parlor was but a step and there
the guests met Mesdames L. 3. Tan
nehill, Otto .Hedgcoxe, Grace Carson
John w. Poe and B. D.. Garner; also
misses Maud Tannehill, Elizabeth Ste
vents and Anna Garrett.
(, The dining room was unusually
pretty in it's decorations of pale pink
carnations and satin ribbon and its
green smilax, which was draped in
ropes from chandelier to table and il
other places, quite appropriately and
artistically. Pale pink candles witt
pink shades completed the artistic
touch of the room. The following lad
les, all dressed in pink, served the
salad course: Mesdames J.. L. Leon
ard and e. A. Cahoon; Misses Mau6
IKe1ler, Olivia Ledbetter and Mel
Bean. At the table Mesdames j. w
Thomas and J. W. Wilson, attired il
the color of the room, poured coffee
After being served the guests pass
ed through the hall again and were
served punch by Mesdames R. H
NOOK and E. /. Bedell and Miss Eva
Hedgcoxe.
Throughout the afternoon the sweet
strains of music by a Mexican orch
estra flowed through the rooms and
completed the setting of a happy af.
ternoon for the many who called.
The Woman's C1u met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. c.. F. Joyce as
hostess and Mrs. VIM. H. Pope as
leader. StonewalI Jackson was the
character of the day and he proved to
be one of the most interesting the
club has studied. Mrs. Pope gave a
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-12-17
supt. Brasher to Judge.

Robert F. Asplund, secretary of the
New Mexico 0ratorical Association,
mas written to Supt. NJ. H. Brasher,
OF the Roswell schools, asking him to
be a Judge on thought and compost.
ton in the Higher Institutions Divis.
ion OF the N. M. Jnter-scholastic con.
test. which will come OFF at the Ter.
ritorial teachers institute in AIbuquer
que this month. It is quite an honor
for the Roswell educator and he will
accept.
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10 orade pexter Rosd.

+. F. Cazfer has entered into con-
tract with the county commissioners
to grade a good strip Of road between
gouth Spring and Dexter. the work to
be commenced at once. Mr.: Cazier al
so has several smaller jobs OF grading
to do in the way Of reservoir construcS
ton. etc.
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wsntea. Al Once: ESQ.

The Armcry Board Is Just $3.50
short of the o needed to close
the contract for the erection Of the
new building on west Fifth street
The money must be raised at once
Who will be the first to give? The
source from which the board has ex
pected all along to get the last $1,000
has suddenly disappointed them, and
the remaining $3.50 must come from
the generous public.
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Notice to Democratic voters.

Notice to Democratic Voters.
Pursuant to call of the Chairman of
Central COMMITTEES. ordering all
Justice Precincts in Chaves county to
call precinct conventions in their re-
spective precincts for the nomination
of one candidate for Justice of the
Peace and one candidate for Consta-
BILE, to be voted on Monday. January
IL. 1909.
We. the undersigned Committee
men of Justice Precinct No. 1, compos
ed of Election Precincts 1 and 2 of
Chaves county, N. NJ, do hereby call
a convention of democrats to be held
at the County court house on Satur-
day, Dec. 10Th, at 1880 p. M, for the
above purpose.
joan T. Stone,
R. d. Bell,
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. MANNED and lit
tie son, who were here 2 IL months
for Mr.. MANNERS health, left yes
terday for their home in Roxbury,
ed with tuberculosis when he came
but stated this morning that he never
felt better in his life and that his ply
stefan said he was entirely recovered.
He thinks much of Roswe11's wonder
full climate.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-12-17

An entirely new line OF Boys n
Girls books by the best authors at
popular prices. Get one of our circu-
lars.-Ingerson BOOK, stationery &
Art. Co. 4SS
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Negroes Were playing for Money

Negroes Were Playing for Money
James Burton. Dubbs Harris and
George Morris. negroes, we're tried by
Justice Welter yesterday for play
ing cards for money in a private house
on Alameda street last night. They
were found guilty and were given a
fifty days. sentence in jail. suspended
during good behavior.
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morning for a holiday visit with rela-
tives and friends at Fulton, Mo.
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Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned viii receive bids
at their Office until 3 p. M. Saturday,
December the 10th, for the erection
and completion of an addition to ST.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-12-17
1000 GREAT BOOKS
AZ LITTLE PRICE

The cream OF copyright fiction and
standard works OF recent years. THE
BIG SEILERS-The books that are
Read and talked about, for only IS cts
They are selling by the dozens to
single parties.-Ingersoll Book, sta
tlonery & Art Co.
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For HIS Xmas. q pair Of stine1s
shoes.
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CHRISTMAS TREES.

ARE SELLING FAST. ANOTHER
BIG LOAD WILL, ARRIVE THIS
wEEk-RoaWELL SEED co.
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Best coal for $1e.oo-Pecos Valley
Trading Co. 1878
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-12-17

$1,000 gets h bes coal.-Pecos
Valley Trading Co. 1853
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce
LUCIUS DLLLS
AZ q candidate for Justice OF the
Peace for Precinct No. /, subject to
the win Of the voters as expressed at
the polls.
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joan T. Stone
r.. d. Bell

Committeeman of Precincts 1 and 2.
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The Woman's Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. c.. F. Joyce as
hostess and Mrs. VIM. H. Pope as
leader. Stonewall Jackson was the
character of the day and he proved to
be one of the most interesting the
club has studied. Mrs. Pope gave a
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-12-17

turn over bed with fine felt mattress. 49, $40. 90
Wicker rocking chair 1919
Weathered oak morris chair green cushions $11.3O
Zinc top kitchen cabinet, solid oak, finely
Child's wicker rocker, extra nice. ...........$2 95
9 II Brussels rug, extra grade new pat
Elegant birdseye Chiffonier 5 drawers, french
bevel mirror
Extra fine weatheIed oak, very large library
table, hand carved
Round library table, very large and very fine
brass feet, glass balls q%uartered oak....$9.75
Sewing table, golden q~uartered oak........$S.5O
Leather seat dining chairs, each only......s1.s9
, 1908-01-18
SUPPLEMENT TO ST. CROIX AVIS No. 6. J ,NUAHY 18TH 1898
London. January 18th

London. January 18th
Dem. Crystals It's Sd -lSs 81.
Muscoyado, floating terms, n
bond. 9s3d-9s.6G.
German beet 88-& .. b ~ l0sd.
Java sugar $500 dihreItst or Channel Tor
orders, floating TINS, los 90
Demerara Rum, Is Cd -1a3ld.
Cocoa, Trinidad. good middling Red, normal
pr cwt 93s.
Cotton, medium Fine S.. I, at Liverpool Is 73d
Bank of England Rate of discount 5
Corsols 80 lo-lo
Three per cept. Rentes i'll Paris $500
, 1908-01-18

II l. uLl0 uOWoPNPSA NHE
Japan with borr ,wiu{ twenty three million
pounds sterling of French money ana not
spending any dining in Francs, although buy
lug literally, warships in England, artillery IN
G rmany an / machinery ard railway 1naterl-
al in the United States. and it hopes these
regrettable omissions will not become habl-
tual.
A despatch from KEEL reports that the Ger
man cruiser Scharnhorst has been aground
while manouevrin tearing 4 hole one hundred
feet long in her double bottom, but she was
kept afoat by her bulkheads, and docked
without any casualties.
st. John, N. f., Jan. 17th Survivors OF
the Brit,s h steamer Tolesoy of H~artlepool
arrived ashore at Cape Race on Monday in a
snowstorm.
Seattle, Washington, January Nth
wreckage being washed ashore indicates the
10 IS of the Bartfeld, and three United States
revenue, cutters have been sent to assist. 1t
is nos known ii there are any survivors.
WASHINGTON Jan. 17th- Secretary Root
has telegraphed to Baron de Rio Branco,
Brazilian Minister of Foreign Aft hrs, recip-
r~ooating his frien lily sentiments in connec-
tiol With the visit OF the UliJed States fleet.
Despa ches from Rio Janeiro state that
f65es official and private continue daily and
nightly. An Italian cruiser has arrived at
RIO and upon the arrival OF her consort an
Italian Pacific station will be established.
II s reported that England will send squa>
dron TO the Pacific over this route IL March.
Admiral Evans is botter, TIE sailors on I'D
erty ashore are orderly.
A lvices from Port-au-Frince report that !
a number of exilod revolutionists have land
ed ut GonaiFtas, and are now en- route to
Port-au Prince under the Leadership OF
Gen raj juneau. The Government has
sent troops to check their advance.
Trinidad. Jan 17th-Another case OF yell
low fever is reported to have occurred this
morning.
Loadon Jan. 1Tth-Sugar in stock on the
l1tl at. was SO, 900 tons last year C3,OO0
tons.
Barbados Jan. 17th.-The Reception Com
mi TIE appointed by the Barbados Agrlcul-
tnral society and tine Chamber of
Yesterday organized an interesting exeur-
sion to Bathsheba aud the country districts,
including Codr naton College. After ieav-
ing the College the representatives were
taken to Bathsheba to lunch and
proceeded to Belleplaine, where Professor Har-
ris1n delivered a brief but interesting &C
count of the Geological formation OF portions
of island through which they had Journeyed.
Rv means OF this excursion the representa-
tiyes were enabled 10 obtain an Idea OF
methods, Of cuItiya ion adopted By barbados
planters in respect to sugar and cotton etc.
some Of she sugar factories Of the island ;the
con erence resumed at ten this morning to
consider matters relating to cacao, line and
cotton industries.
New York, January 18th
Flo IT, Blended Clear per barrel, S5,4o -5.6o
Meal, Kindred, per barrel o.+o-
New Seasons Pork
HeavyMess Pork, S14$-lo
Sugar Muscovaao S9otest 38-7-l6
Molassos Eng, Isids. per gal. 10 q.'oSatioh
IL erpool Cotton middling Uplano6 20
Exchange, New YORK u London ~ daVs
sight 4.s2
r-AAanno NawYnra and Lon don. sight n4.854
, 1908-01-18
81. CROIX STATION.

Conanharen, jon 17th-The Government
ror.v and .rea Conservatives hive agreed
: .,ardine the Communal Election based
7..,,, the G ,vernmsn5's reuuctlon OF last
-. VITA guarantees against too large an
10 )osltion # xes.
During ,lle second discussion of the tariff
l.: / in the Landsting Mr.. Lassen announced
1f,a5 nj the thlrd discussion ne would pro
7,.,a an amend neat for a reduction OF the
tarrltf for West Indian pro lucts.
H Maiesty has acknowledged Mr.. DAVID
y ron as Consul for Pansma.
~. lAsth is announced Of former depart
-349nt dirootoc Ricar!.
Pc 81 Tno mas lett London yesterday
sol the s.. Croix left H4vre for London
tbs morning.
r,n7on. Jan. 17th.-The reduction of the
l..k ratA has not stimulated the Security
gr,.-,t having been already discounted. The
1I,ok Of nngjand's ratio Of reserve exceeds
%~f.vtvo Der cent, facll Eating the repayment
:. ~3ld to the B ak Of France.
}aanaecA from TOXIC reports that the
.>,l~,t -t44eo nant shows an expenditure OF
r75aM0)3 ven a4a the deficit $4,000
~, !, i, to be covered by q supplementary
=, ir,s leyying taxes 10 produce an est'mat-
81 .t.Dl.s o. 33,OU0,OoO yen from liquors,
...rs. ana E4ro aad d dissolution OF the
4 : Aaa pc seibly been @9erfed.
,,,3 Ay35ury has been Installed as rector
- - Andrews University, vice Mr.. Andrew
a. 1eoie. Ia his address Lord Avebury
l,a3a5 Mr.. Carnegie as he distributor OF
h, fortune in tle cause OF humanity.
The Iyish Parliamentary Party have re-
e..ts7 Mr.. Johr Redm ond as chairman.
Tho report to tae United Irish League
e.a.e3 hat within three years twelve hundred
nv:>faa tenants have been reinstated and
49, Taanue's receipts have increased by eigat
4n,,sa,E pounds. Confidence ia the Parlia-
~~.,larv Pa7y was voted, and Mr.. Radmond's
yofu al TO call II ~national convention was APP
,,4orad Lord Curzoa's candidacy was well
...,.l as ;lu ,:rsting tn absufdity of the he
-sat;t.ry prime pie ia legislation and the mo-
ri 4n3 |3o,iticai irabecility OF the Irish re-
ngoscnlative peerage.
Ata meeting OF the City of London Court
a ;oniuo" Golncil a resolution WAS offered
5ha. IS to BE regretted that the trade OF
a., cs.tral meat market is becoming mono
we'd Nv the American Meat Trust, and
II. r.yporation should therefore guard con-
On nera' interests. 1t is alleged the Chicago
r3.<arg de. ate prices, and the retailers re-
fr3ip2 to m%aint1in such prices are refused
supplies.
EIf. Cohen, q Capitalist, connected WITH
Earroa's stores, has published a formn,a
eupaosed TO be Identical with that used by
the French Chemist M. Lemolne III
4,,king artificial diamonds. Lord Arm
gtro lg declares he saw diamonds produced.
Srr julius Wernher is prosecuting Nj.
Ltmojne for procuring funds upon
MISREPRESENTATION regarding the process,
m, formula is heat in an an electric cru
chile Of four thousand degrees temperature
with thirty parts iron, fifty five parts carbon
ana fifteen parts charcoal, and oxygen ls
excluded by passing through q current OF
ca, bonic acid.
The French Chamber Of Deputies by q
vote Of 277 against 2O8 has placed the In
come tax first upon the Age.da.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-23
KING ARRESTED FOR
ASSAULT ON CLlRRAN
MRS. GILL LOST
BEHIND BIG HATS
Merry Widow Creations Even
Gave Brides a Chance to Get
Away Unseen.

Merry widow hats. of Richmond and
Washington construction, made the
bid for space as the large crowd
:lowly filed out of the several coaches
on the arrival of Mrs. Gill's matrimo-
NAL express at 10 o'clock last night.
els and bundles were a a decided dis
advantage on the narrow steps of the
cars with the creations of their own
wives striking them III the nose while
that of some other fellows happy
spouse slowly raked off his lid from
behind. To facilitate things and give
plenty of room for the gorgeous af-
fairs to circulate ana incidentally to
give the shy young couples a chance
to sldestep their friends, the train
stopped quite distance above the
Elba Station. Those newly hitched
lost no time in getting away. One
could spot them as. laden with bun
dies and souvenirs or the happy &C.
casion," they went to the woods.
Mrs. GIL Was Happy.
Mrs Gill hustled about in her mimi
table way, and was happy for several
d
filled money bag. which she did not
open last night, bur from experience
she well knew that a good sum would
be left over for the orphan children.
Everyone she said, "just had fine
time. There were a few marriages
ten that | caught-perhap s there were
more; rather think there were. They
were slyer this time than ever before
but ! fairly caught the ten.'' She did
not say how many showed too plainly
from their appearances that the mum
Der might at least have been raised
to a dozen.
Concerning the hats, which, second
only. to the marriages. were the fea
lures of the trip, one woman wearing
one little smaller than young
flower garden. with the little birds
sitting around In the shubery, was very
outspoken. She had been in discus
sion with her friend as to the respec-
tive beauties of the Richmond and
Washington creations ~ grant you"
she sad, that they look a little fresh
er now because mine, which was bought
right here in Richmond, has stood the
lANases or the TRIP going and coming.
Ihea, while we were going around
IN the big automobile seeing Wash
lngton,' horrid man behind me made
me take it off. and had to hola IT
down between the seats because one
or the same kind in front said that
while 1t was held in my lap the feather.
ttckled the back Of his neck. That's
enough to take the shine off of them
! II theS We're manufactured In Paree'
IAN erstwhile merry Widow leaned
across the aisle and slmperingly said
that she had Just had a grand time, and
did not care whether hers was ruined
/ or not. But then 1t has been said that
| she is worth 100000; SO 1t doesn't
| batter.
| There was one pessimist on board
there is generally one in the jolliest
lof crowds. lie was n business man
who says he went along to help out.
Ills friends say he went TO avoid the
straight fare He alighted from the
coach, and, in response to their banter
| would only reply: Take it away; no
| wedding bells for mine"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-23
FUND GROWS FOR
WOMAN s COLLEGE
Additional Figures Indicate That
Baptist Churches Here Will
Raise Larger Sum.

Further reports from Richmond Bap-
fist churches indicate that their con-
tributions to the new Woman's Col
lege will far exceed the figures publish
ed yesterday as OF April LIST. The total
subscription to that date was s350,2G7.
of which eleven churches subscribed
s5e, 800. These figures did not include
pledges from Broadus Memorial church
to the amount OF $4,000. nor was any
mention made OF the $4,000 already
subscribed by members of the Second,
Grace Street and Grove Avenue
Churches.
Grove Avenue Church is nobly UNI
dertaking to raise $4,000 for the Wo-
mans College and Endowment Fund.
committee, of which the aggressive
pastor, DIR. w. C. James. is chairman,
has already secured $1,000. DR.. David
M. Ramsay, pastor of Grace Street, is
enthusiastically planning a campaign
In his congregation that will bring in
$4,000. A good beginning has already
been made. and the pastor is greatly
encouraged. AT the Second Baptist
Church a strong committee has been
organized, and has already secured
several thousand dollars. Hon. J. Tay-
Tor Ellyson is chairman, and he is con-
fident tho total gift of his church will
not fall short of $4,000. One mem-
Der of this church has offered to give
one-tenth OF anysamount uplsto 100000
that the church wishes to subscribe.
Will Mean Much to City.
1t Is readily seen from the foregoing
f1gures that when all reports are made
up the Baptist churches will have
contributed nearly 100000 to tic new
college. Greater Richmond College has
many friends in this city, and it Is
expected that Richmond's total con-
tributton Will reach $15o,O0O by the
end of the campaign. January 1, 1909.
This gift Of 100000 from Richmond
will bring here 100000 from the Gem
oral Education Board of New York
and 100000 from other sections Of Vir-
ginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-23
ROYAL ARCANUM
TO .LYNCHBURG
New Officers Installed. and
Final Reports Showed Prosper
Gus Condition of Order.

After hearing more committee re-
ports. installing the officers elected on
the previous day and selecting Lynch
burg as the place OF the next meeting,
the twenty-slxth annual session of tho
Grand Council OF the Royal Arcanunl
adjourned sine die yesterday afternoon.
The installation of officers was taken
up at IL o'clock NJ, and was conducted
by Mr.. j. E. swayne. of Washington.
D. c.. who is member Of the SUI
preme Council Of the order.
The full list of the officers installed
is as follows:
Grand Regent, James Mecrcdy. Roa-
noke; Grand Vice Regent w. T. Dab
ney, Richmond; Past Grand Regent,
w. M. Bickers, Richmond; Grand Ora
tor. II. Is. Field, Alexandria; Grand c.,
Minetrce Folkes. Richmond: G. G., r.
G. Stearnes. Richmond; G. W., S. H.
Sayre. Hampton: G. Sentry Floyd
Rcams, Richmond Representatives to
Supreme Council in Chicago May goth.
Hon. A. T. Lincoln. Marion; Mr.. How
ard G. Avery, Norfolk.
grand trustee, his term to expire in
1911, and c. II. Lumsden and w. Nj,
FBickers were elected alternates
Mr.. Harry Kemp was reappointed
deputy grand regent.
There We're 101 delegates present
during the meeting. and they repre-
sented sixty seven subordinate coun-t
ellis and over 5000 members.
The most interesting and important
report submitted on the final day. Or
the session was that upon the State
OF the order, 1t was read by Chair
man w Withers Miller. OF Richmond.
and showed that the affairs OF the
various councils were In fine shape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-23
FISH AT UNDERWATER.

Annual Outing Of Prominent Local Club
Next Thursday.
The annual outing OF the Whitewater
Fishing Club will be had next Thursday.
when a large number OF the members will
so to Whitewater for a days sport on the
Potomac.
The party will leave here over the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road at $3.50 o'clock. and returning will ar
rive iii Richmond at p. NJ.
Mr.. Frank T. Anthony. proprietor OF the
Commercial Hotel. who has charge OF the
c0lnmissary arrangements. requests all
those who contemplate making the trip to
a correct idea OF how much refreshments
u put aboard. Mr.. Anthony expects about
seventy-tve members OF the club to be In the
party. The club meets but once a year,
ard then It spends day in fishing at
Whitewater. 1t is composed of some OF the
nest prominent business and professional
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-23
DESPERATE MAN
LIFTED ROOSTER.
For Daring Crime Henrico
Magistrate Gave Thirty-Day
Sentence.

Falling with the Same legal ana convince
Inv thud as OF yore. the long idle gavel of
Squire George Washington Thomas intlict-
cd a lasting dent on tho table In the JUS
tice's court OF Henrico yesterday morning.
She culprlt. though desperate character"
according to Cyclone" Samues. who con-
sIGers this the only arrest worth while in
the last several moons. shuddered. know
ing full well that he would get the limit
OF tho law. He, one william johnson, Jr..
al dark as stygian shades. had pulled a
scliicken-one lone. lanky, long-legEed zoos
ter--om the backyard fence OF Il. f. Cor
prev.
John came up a. we'll as he could.
saying that he was drunk and really didn't
know Just what he did. Cyclone" how
ever, was there with the goods and pro-
duced witness who cinched the matter by
saying that the fowl was not only taken
By johnson. but that he saw him eat It with
evident relish. Thirty days" said Squire
Thomas William saw that II was no use
TO kick. and took tho sentence with the
nerve of desperate man After reccie-
Ink warning from Cyclone Mr.. Garnetf.
thu Tailor. locked him safely In one OF the
strongest cells.