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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-07
$50 per month. Board took recess.

$50 per month. Board took recess
october 23rd, 1908 The board of mavor
and aldermen OF city of Grenada met ne
mayors office the same being d
meeting for the purpose Qf,t - the
assessment rolls of sajSnW\A"~ .esent L
Jones reccrGuuD" men AT McElwrath
1 o Pearson W I-rcDaniel, w II Whitaker
Absent NJ crown. Board took recess.
October 2Sth. 1908. The board of mayor
mayors Office the same being II continued
meeting for the purpose of equalizing the
assessment rolls of said city Present T
Tatum ~ayor. laud Hall marshall and tax
Iones recorder; Aldermen 10. Pearson.
l. Mcdaniel, W H Whitaker, j M Brown.
Absent r McElwrath. Reginnaton OF
Ii Ray as city collector was offered and
accepted. Be it ordered by the board that
the duty of making out the monthly water
and light bills against the patrons of the
said water and light plant be aud the same
Is hereby assigned to the city recorder; that
the said recorder shall make and report to
the board monthly statment of said
1temized accounts and shall also render to
said board an annual statment on October
1st, each year for all receipts from the
water and light plant source.
ordered by the board OF mayor and alder
men city Grenada that Claud Hall marshal,
is hereby authorized and empowered and
directed to collect all of the account OF city
OF Grenada arising from the water and
ports to the board OF mayor and aldermen
thereof; also on the first Of October each
year to make an annual report of all ac-
counts and collections made and received
by him.
Ordered by the board of mayor and alder
men city OF Grenada that the salary Of the
Continued next week.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-07
TAFT AND SHER-
MAN ELECTED
Presidential Election Pulled Off
Tuesday-Democratic Can.
didates Defeated

The presidential election was pulle
OFT Tuesday throughout the Unite
States with the result that Taft am
Sherman, the Republican candidate
for the presidency, were elected by
majority Of 125 electoral votes. Th
South, with the probable exception O
Missouri and Maryland, the latter O
which is still in doubt, remains solid
| ly Democratic. Bryan and Kern ge
the electoral votes Of Nebraska ant
Colorado north of Mason and Dixon !
line. Democratic Governors are
elected in Indiana, Nebraska, Colora
da, North Dokato, Ohio and Minneso
ia, Gov. johnson, the "washerwom.
ans son" being the third time
chosen. The Democrats elect the
legislatures in several of these states
which means Of course more pemocra-
tic D. S. Senators. In New York.
Hughes, Republican, was reelected
Governor, Taft beat Bryan in New
York City which is the first time in
nearly thirty years that the nation S
greatest city has given a majority
vote in opposition to Democracy. One
OF the surprises OF the election is the
defeat for the U. S. Senate of Gov.
Joe Folk Of Missouri by Senator Stone.
No riots are reported anywhere which
speaks we'll for the nation. In Mis-.
sissippi the total vote will hardly ex-
ceed Is, 900 or about two thirds OF the
total vote pOlled In the primary for
Governor and other state officers in
1907. The total vote in Grenada
county was 55l. The highest vote
received by any. Democratic elector
was 523. The highest vote received
by the Republican and Populists
electors was II each. The highest
vote recorded for the Socialistic elec-
tors was votes. One voter at Har-
dv precinct and one at Providence
precinct voted the Socialist ticket
straight. Hon. T. q. Sissiop, Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress, received
423 votes In the county. He had no
There were a number Of
defaced ballots, a few voters marking
every name on the ballot. Notwitn--
standing the present system OF voting
has been IN operation for nearly
20 years, some voters persist in eras-
Ing names from the ticket.
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Continued next week.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-07
HOTEL MANAGER
Sk|PS TOWN
Takes With him About SIS and
Has so far Failed to
Return

Mrs. Irma Eskridge and Mrs. W. A.
Mcleod, proprieturS of Wayside Inn
of this city, are older and wiser ladies
by several scores Of dollars than they
were several weeks ago. Their ex-
perience in dealing with managers
of their hostelery is not altogether
calculated to foster their confidence
in graphOphOne agents. About six
weeks ago, man accompanied by his
wife and baby, giving his name as A.
0. Ashby dropped into Grenada. He
registered at Wayside Inn from
Chicago but stated that his home was
in Carthage Mo. He claimed to be
taking orders for graphophones. He
made himself quite at home at the
hotel and frequently remarked on his
experience in running hotels and i'm.
Mcleod with his ability and adapta-
bility alorg those lines. In due time
a proposition came that be be en-
ployed as clerk. He handled every
thing satisfactorily and nicely. Got
the absolute confidence OF his en-
ployerS until he was allowed to handle
all the cash. So one day this week
while he had about S75 in his hands
he lefG for parts unknown and hast
thus far failed to return aud has even
forgotten to send the money which
belongs to the hotel back. He was
seen on the train speeding northward |
and stated that he was going to visit |
his father who was very i'll at Garth
age, Mo.
The good ladies of the hotel are !
very much interested in the authori-
ties getting up correspondence with
Mr.. Ashby. He is described az clean
Bbaven, blue eyes and with a head
which the hair mas almost deserted
He is about 40 years old.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-07
PERRY co.
SUIT SUSTAINED
Which Prevents the City Fr0gm
Doing Electrical and Plumb,
ing Business.

The litigation heretofore referreca
to in these columns Of the Perry-J Jones'
Co., plumbers and electricians, against
the city of Grenada wherein it WaS
sought to prevent the city from wiz
ing property and furnishing electrical
apparatus to patrons of the power
plant, came up for hearing befe1e
of the chancery court in GrenaGa-
The Judge took the matter under
adviSement, but rendered decision a.
few days ago sustaining the injunctisGs
which is Knockout for the city. HON.
ever, it is asserted that the city WIZ
soon find way to circumvent the KE2-
ing OF the court.
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WELLS wAy: Msx:

Ihs giving resort is situated main line OF
L. g. X X. 81 miles north of Jackson, Miss, and %
miles south of Grenada The hotel is open for guests
the entire year. The summer from May
10 to Sept 10, at which time bus meets all day trains
and night trains when notified by letter phone
One and one third round tickets all good
Oct 81
The sulphur baths good Hot Springs
~ per day Children price shpnea
IN gal jugs at sl65 string
D. G. LATIMER & Proprietors
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keSpect1ully submitted,
q. 4. huntington Treasurer city OF
Grenada.
ConttnSfed meeting OCt.e16th. 1908
The board of mayor and aldermen OF the
city ofeircnada met at the mayors office.
the sriEie 1be Ing q continued meeting for the
,purp0se'0f eQuallzing the assessment rolls
81 saidscity; present I Tatum mayor,
ClHud Hail marshall, Jno. P Jones recorder,
aldermen A Il McEiwrath, o Pearson and
+ Z Mcdaniel: Absent, " Ii Whitaker aud
~ Nj Brown. Board took recess.
October 10Th, i9OS The board OF mayor
and aldermenOf city OF Grenada met at the
mayors office the same being continued
|meeting for the purpose OF equalizing the
assessment rolls OF said city, Present ,
Tatum mayor, ClaQd Hall marshall. Jno. Z
| r McElwrath, E l. McDaniel o Pearson,
w II Whitaker. On motion the board in
structed the recOr0er to check up hnal es.
Dy
rendered issue warrant for $2683 81 cover
l ing balance due as per estimate rendered.
A L McElwrath committee to examine anc
report on the Grenada Bank building wall
Board took recess.
!, October 22nd. 'loOs: The board OF mayor
mayors office the same being q continued
meeting for the purpose Of equalizing the
assessment rolls Of said city Present
Jones recorder. . A morrison city Atty
Aldermen NJ Brown / o Pearson, w 9
Whitaker, E I Mcdaniel. Absent A
san " S. Be paid on the PARK S co nm
missioner in accordance with contract by
the former city authorities.
amount Of SO Sc trsnsfersed from the
general fund to the water and light fund f0l
| the purpose OF paying the semi-annual 1n.
terest due on the $4,000 issue Of W. = L
recorder and mayor are hereqy authorized
to issue warrant for the same.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-07
II can't say enough for Mi.o-ns

II can't say enough for Mi.o-n8
tablets; they have done more for me
In one week than all the doctors have
for the two years I have been under
their care. and 1 will d. all I can to
recommend it to my friends. You
can also use my name in your ad il
you like, for Mi.O-na is better than
gold to me. / am like new man,
and am able to work once more for
the first time in over year IVA.
Ennis, 328 Green ST., Syracuse, N. Y.
11-7-06-2u. 80
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-07

1t is poisoning your entire system and
may lead to serious chronic disease.
Take Billiards. Herbine and get abso-
lutely well. The sure cure for any
and all troubles Of the stomach, liver
and bowels. Sold by End Class drug
store,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-11-07
A GOOD STOMACH.
Means Good Health, Cheesfulness. Am
bition, Persisteney and Success.

Dltl0n, PersIStency ana 30cceSS.
Mi.o.na will cure your dyspepsia or
any other stomach trouble by building
up the fiabby walls, and making the
stomach so strong that it will digest
food without pepsin or other artificial
aid. In other words. Mona cures
dyspepsia by removing the cause.
Hughes drug store Is the agent for
Mi.o-na IN Grenada aud be says to
every reader of The Sentinel whose
stomach is weak, who has indigestion
or dyspepsia, that Mi-o-n& is guaran-
teed to cure or money back. So
T'he price ID only So cents . large
box, aud one box is all you need to
prove that you are on the right road
to health and happiness.
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to neglect, your health. The worst
neglect that you can be guilty Of is
to allow constipation, biliOusncss or
any liver or bowel trouble to continue
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Proceedings Of City Council.

Report of Huntingdon. Treasurer city
OF Grenada, for year ending October LIST
1908.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
INVESTMENTS

5 4,200-S-room house and 3Sxl32 feet, 1878
Capitol Ave; good income: owner
very anxious to sell; will take only
$1,000 down.
) 4,000-Two small stores and cottage on
Farnam, opposite 3Sth St.; 3Sx125 feet
splendid store and flat location
$2,OO0-Only 5000 down and balance from
rent; six stores and four large flats
and cottage, corner Goth and Far
nam, lis feet south front on Far
nam ST.; rent 50 664
S5,OOO-l76 feet on Davenport St. by 100 feet
on 14th St, car line on both streets
diagonally across from Northwest
ern station splendid location for
wholesale, without trackege, or for
manufacturing.
$O,OOO-3-story brick building, store below,
flats above, centrally located, two
blocks from postoffice, ground 66x
100; half the frontage vacant.
$40, ,0O0-S8 feet on 18th St. on the west side
with 3-story brick building and 2
story Frame good income and one of
the best renting corners on 18th St
south of Cunning. If you want a
good investment and have the money
let us show you this property.
$lO,O0O-0,3O0 square feet, irregular shaped
lot, on 10th St. between Farnam St
and Harvey St., Just the place for
buildings to rent we'll
A35O-House on 25th Ave, near Cunning
that rents for $3.50.
N. p. DODGE & CO.,
1714 FARNAM ST.
Q9)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29

$4,000
LOTS.
18th near Manderson, $4,000.
Lake, near 9th, south front, $4,000.
18th and Henderson Sts.. corner $4,000.
Douglas. near 4Sth; want offer,
34th, near Harney, $2.S2O.O0.
34th, near Martha, $1.5OO.0O.
Saratoga, near 18th, $4,000.
Six desirable lots, N. e. corner 10Th and
Miami Sts; submit offer.
Northeast corner 18th and Center, $4,000
South front lot. 18th and Yates SITS; 5000
Southeast corner, 33rd and Davenport; ;
100000
Two lots between 21st and 22nd, on Bur
dette, $1,000 each
Lot 15x15O, on Georgia Ave. near Shirley.
$2.20OO0
Eight beautifully located lots in a body
near deaf and dumb institute, 81, ,SOOO0
Dundee lots.
acres near Deaf and Dumb Institute,
81 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued.
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CContinusd.)
DUNDEE


s a % t eGt % a Ss % dPvsvay T s
HANSCOM PARK
% furnaces @ % @ @ Ss Ssed 2S S SS S 0Gs no s 0ssn recently 0d
.y a a5 s @ % @ sad 7 % % sh s ss @ Sasyn @ %
' ' "
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
RESIDENCE 4f n Ser @ Of 5 S sopsS 81 1saTaST n fes with 5 Ds bS
water heat full
@ = do m pa oak de % fine = SsSS0Th0od % % @
% Ss BUY S0'0 0 anu
GOOD HOMES AND SMALL INVESTMENTS
D SeS DsT paved 9 % nR rents @ @ 1 1 per % n0n Cottages good re-
& @ EGSR tR S ssi sss close So4 % car sG @ modern
3 sS for S 1 BG5 GSn s and Ga @ b aa all modern except heat hard
3 s @ Hf % one Ro fafs sst % 1s o
% & @ @ % s @ A Ave car line
GOOD BUILDING LOTS
o 50 " - ~ ~ " ~ ' al 'P' p O"
$3.50 for street City water
CLOSE IN INVESTMENT
e % @ sSt frsS Ra ss sTS sHs"pS St
% VePH e T9 RSppTs prs is rapidly
GEORGE & CO.
1901 Famam Street ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
ACRES NEAR BENSON

We have Just 3 five-acre lots north of
Benson on the Orphanage road, opposite
Ames Ave. These five-acre tracts are
equally distant from Ames Ave. and Ben
son car, and are high grass land, never had
plow upon It. The price is 81 $50, on easy
terms. We have sold five of these tracts
within the last thirty days and the three
remaining tracts will be sold before April ].
To prove that they are the greatest bargain
in acreage near Omaha we hereby offer to
buy any acreage closer to the Omaha post
office north or west Of Omaha at the price
we offer these.
S2,SO0-Five acres. with six-room cottage,
two rooms unfinished. well, cistern
pump in kitchen, good cave cellar.
Every foot of this land is level. high
and slightly 1t is the only improved
five-acre tract that we have had for
over year close to Benson. This
place is on the Orphanage road. one
mile from Benson car, or the same
distance from Ames Ave- Half cash
balance on easy trems.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29

GOOD COTTAGE $1,1OO
Near 2Sth and Miami SITS, 5-room house,
city water; ,lot about 40x135 IT.. on pay
ments
w. T. GRAHAM eO4 Bee Bldg.
Q9)-M301 30
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
BUILDING LOTS

$1,1OO-50x2OO it, BEMIS PARK, choicest
vacant property in this swell addition.
S2,OOO-lOOx135 it,, in DUNDEE PLACE,
the swellest corner in this beautiful suburb.
WANT AN OFFER
$150-37X140 it., 19th st. Boulevard, north
of Burdette. VERY EASY PAYMENTS.
$15O-31Xl4O IT,, east front, 18th St, south
of Spruce; sewer, city water and shade.
VERY EASY PAYMENTS.
$1OO-34xl2O it., south front on Lake St.,
east of 18th ST.; cement walks sewer city
water. VERY EASY TERMS. A SNAP
$65O-45xl20 IT., near s. Goth and Vinton
SITS. A BARGAIN.
Swell for Flats
$1,6Oc-5O IT. on 9th ste, north of Leaven-
worth; paving tax all paid. THIS is A
BIG BARGAIN. SEE us MONDAY
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
TWO COTTAGES CHEAP
S2,4OO

For a jim-dandy, new 5-room cottage
modern except heat; corner lot, paved
street, close to car. Terms u cash. C. ID
Armstrong, Telephone Douglas 40. Q9)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.

GEORGE & CO.,
1901 Farnam. Tel. Douglas 75I
Q9)-S5S
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
HOMES

Comparatively new, strictly modern, G.
room cottage, on paved street; first-class
neighborhood This is an exceptionally
comfortable little home and can be bought
right. See us for price and terms
New brick veneered Groom house, hot
water heat, good barn, east frontage, lot
50x1S2, near 25th and Fort SITS. $3.50
7-room, strictly modern house, south
frontage, lot 70xll5, near sd and Popple-
Groom cottage. modern except heat, near
oath and Burt SITS, $1,000.
from house, modern except heat, good
barn, near 35th and Center. $500.
S-room house, modern except heat, near
18th and Poppleton Ave, $500
S-room, modern house near 24th and Burt,
,7-room house, east frontage. near 27th and
Parker $1,000
S,room house, modern. in Bemis Park,
s-;room, strictly modern house near saith
and Center, 5000.
Groom modern cottage near s4th and
New Groom, modern house near 2Sth and
Miami Sts.. $3.50.
New Groom, modern house near SOth and
Groom cottage near Hanscom Park.
Paved street. Elegant neighborhood. Only
Groom cottage, corner lot. 18th ST. boule-
ward. $500
S-room house. modern except furnace,
good barn, near 18th and Ohio-s2.5 800.
Groom, strictly modern home, West Far
nam district, $1,000.
New 7-room house near SOth and Dewey,
$500.
Many of These Can Be Bought
on Easy Payments.
FLATS
. double flats near Hanscom Park, $4,000.
2 flats, close in, near 26th and Harney.
W. L. s
4ss Board of Trade Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29

BENJAMIN r.. L. CO.. s26 Neville Block.
O9)-M225 AS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
REAL ESTATE
N. P. Dodge & Co.
ACRE BARGAINS
SOUTH OMAHA ACRE LOTS
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
(COntinuedl

We sold nearly $1,000 worth of acre lots
last week at 44th and Harrison Sts., South
Omaha II is the greatest snap in acreage
that has ever been offered in South Omaha
and the neighbors adjoining the land are
all buying from one to three acres on easy
terms. IL only takes SIS down and s. a
month to buy an acre lot one mile from q
ST. car line. II you have not the S25 you
can pay $40 down and SO a month for the
first five months and then s. a month. II
is the finest piece of ground we ever
placed on sale and is Just west of Good
Luck, where lots are selling from 500 to
Al8. WHILE WE SELL AN ACRE LOT
THAT THAT is EQUAL TO SIX ORDINARY
CITY LOTS, FROM $500 TO SSoO You will
find a map of the lots on a big billboard
at the corner of 44th and Harrison and our
representative will be on the ground an
day Sunday to give you the prices. We
have over half of the lots left, so you can
get as good a lot as any that we have
sold. If you buy any time in the next 30
days you can get your garden planted for
this year.
We also have five-acre tracts south and
west of these acre lots and can sell you
anything from one to forty acres IL you
want Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
BARGAIN COUNTER LOTS

~ y +AIAN wv n i IIIO IIOI y
Oxl1l IT,, corner 2tSh and Franklin, sewer
$3.50.
70 It. on S4th. near Patrick Ave; $1,000
age piece; all for $1,000
Some splendid lots, S7th ST., near Ames
Ave. at $3.50
Lot east of Central Park School house !;
W. r. GRAHAM, 6Oi Bee Bldg
Q9)-M303 30
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29

FOR SALB-Advertising space on base ball |
fence So. Omaha. @. s. Kennedy
Qe)-e14 %
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29

LIST your property for quick sale with
Hastings d Heyden, 1904 Farnam ST.
10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
1921 DAVENPORT $500
4SO2 NORTH path ST., $3,25O.

Snap for investor, 2 lots on corner lots
of room for more houses, ground is IOOx
l26. house has 6-rooms and reception hail,
nearly new, modern except heat, nicely
papered, part cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
CContinuedl
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
Home Buyers Lots
Watch This Space Every Sunday for First Glass
Propositions, Both in Improved and Vacant.
1920 SEWARD ST, $2.750.

Five rooms modern, built less than two
years, on full south front lot paved
street, permanent walks.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
BOTH AND AMES. $1,000.

Four room cottage. just finished, on full
lot, can lease several lots adjoining for
garden purposes, u block to car line,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29

d. o. BARNELL. Paxton Blk. Tel Red rl7
QO-S52
II. A. sturgis. 5l9 N. Y. L. Tel Doug. siso
01)-M155 AJAX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
Personal

MAQNETTCtreatm and bath. Mime.
hAONH Smith. lis N. 18th, I'd floor.
QS)-527
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
PATENTS

LARSON & Co.-Book free. Neville Bldg.
Q)-S5l
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
c. R. GLOVER & SON

FOR sALE-I-room house and one acre of
ground, all in fruit bearing, one block
from Florence car line. Address NJ. A
stephens, S0S9 Curtis Ave. Omaha.
Qs)-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
1916 AMES AVE. $500
1913 NORTH 37TH ST., 81, 500
2718 RUGGLES ST. 81 SOO.
1916 NORTH 34TH ST. So. 2.1OO

Five room. attractive cottage, built
years ago. ell modern but furnace, only
l u blocks from car line.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29
3456 MEREDITH AWE. $k55C

Four room cottage, just completed has
city water, on car line, close TO school,
fun lot, terms, $3.50 cash, easy monthly
payments,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-29

FOR SA1.Io-Isoom. cheap: in good condi-
Apply 2OS South Clinton Ave, Benson,
NeD. O6l-17g COX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-28
ROLL CALLS.

The special roll call exercises held 81
the First Baptist Church Sunday School
yesterday moruing were Of most inter-
sstiag chsrsc tr, nesrly 300 responding a.
their names wire called. The enroll.
meut of scholars numbers 40, with 81
officers and teachers. The school is In
a most healthy condition, and 10 con-
tiuually adding to / s rolls n " scholars.
Roll call services OF the Second Bapt 81
Sunday School we're held yesterday even.
log. This wss largely attended and
was a great success. The church was
beautifully decorated and an Interesting
programme was rendered, consisting OF
addresses, resolutions and songs. Mr..
J. T. Preston with his choir from the
First Baptist Church cheerfully assisted
in the exercises. The second school II
now in a fourishing condition with
about 100 officers, teachers and scholars.
The present officers are George X. Ben
der, superintendent; Thomss Hender'
son, assistant superintendent; d. K.
Henderson, treasurer; j. l.. Dsmron,
secretary; Miss Virginia Ohauncey, or
ganist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-28
OFFICER ASSAULTED.

Whist may prove g. GUS assault o.
which Lieutenant James Smith WAS The
Wet On occurred Oh X ing street early
vest ,rdav morning. The accused il
Frank Wagner, who gives his home al
northwest Washington and bis occupa.
ton as thst If plumber. The assault
was occasioDed by the Lieutenant waking
Magntr who was asleep on a doorstep,
he having been drinking Saturday nigh.
He arOee 10 his feet and struck the lieut.
tenant terrific blow on the face and
feled him 10 the earth. A young man
named Ha,dy, who was 10 lunch rom
nearby, rushed to the rescue add seized
Wagner aod beld him till the arrival OF
Officer R0ber.s who took him to head
quart r. and locked him up. Lieutenant
Smith was taken to his home and his
Injuries attended by DR.. Snowden.
Wagner SAYS he did not knOw it was sn
officer disturbing his rect and did not
intend t. harm him. He was brought
before Justice Cation tais mOroiDg.
and after Lieutenant Smith and several
witnesses had testified the prisoner Was
asked If he hsd snythirg to say. Wagn r
asserted that he had no recollec-
tion Of the occurrence, and that all he
remembered was being placed In the
at ton house. He said he lived In
Washington and was plumber by oc-
cupation. The accused was fined $50
and was told that in default of payment
he would be compelled to serve ninety
days on the chain gang. After the
docket had been cleared Henry F. Shay, q
Washington plumber, appeared and at
tempted to show that Wagner was not
altogether at fault. He asked Justice
Cation to release the prisoner upon the
payment of $50. The justice re fused to
do so and Shay asked the former if he
would accept check On Washinhton
bank for the fine. This was also de-
cIined. Shay then started to be censor
ious on the court. Justice Oaton told
the plumber that he had better be care
full in is language or he would fod
himself 10 the cell with Wagner. Shay
left the court room, but returned later,
to apologize to Justice Cation and paid
Wsgner's foe.