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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06

Atlanta Ga, April 5.-It is practi-
cally safe proposition that unless
the national congress enacts an inner
itance tax, the Georgia legislature will
put a lax upon inheritances al its
coming session.
combining the two facts that Geor-
sia needs money and that the inheri-
tance tax has been established AS
legitimate source of income. il is now
generally believed that Georgia viii
take advantage of the opportunity
which she has long neglected.
we ought to have had the interi
tance tex ten years ago," said we'll
known member Of the new legislature
in discussing the master today. Coy
ernor Terrell urged Il in his message
to the legislature in 1905, but no at
tention was then paid to the recon
mendation Why the legislature did
not then take hold OF it, is beyond me.
as thirty states had adopted it at thai
Tune with satisfactory results. Since
then six more states have been added
to the list, and today Georgia Is prob
NPi& tlF iolcHlosI state III the union
which has done nothing in this direc-
ton
regard it as very improbable that
the federal congress viii enact the in
heritance tax law Those thirty six
states look upon the proposal as an
infringement upon their prerogatiyes.
They are getting along very well with
their laws. and fear that the attempt
Of the national government to collect
such a tax will imperiI their own
laws. 1t might make the taxatione
upon inheritances so heavy that the
courts would feel justed in interfer-
ing should the matter be brought to
a test, as il would undoubtedly be-
Il am of the opinion therefore, that
Georgia viii have a free field in this
matter when the legislature meets
this summer, and we ought not delay
it any longer. l believe JOS. NJ Brown
will recommend it in his first message
and l. for one, intend to push it for
all it is worth
Georgia has got to find some new
sources of revenue soon or the state
will be in financial straitsy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
Pensacola, Fla,
Has a Lynching

Pensacola. Ella, April o.. David
Alexander the negro who killed Po-
fceman Carter on Saturday night was
taken from the police station at 3
o'clock this morning by masked mob,
quickly rushed to the public square a
few yards away. and lynched from the
same pole that Leander Shaw was
strung to some weeks ago.
The mob was quiet and orderly. but
determined in their work.
The police were taken unawares,
and those at the station We're quickly
oyerpowered No one in the city ap-
pretended the slightest trouble The
mob fired one yolley at the negro and
quickly dispersed. The negro confess
ed TO the Killing of the policeman yes
terday The city is quiet this after
noon and no further trouble is appre-
hended as the result OF the lynching.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
Getting Ready for
Summer Season

Work on the St Simon Transit com
pany's steamer Attaquin will be com
pleted during the present week and
she will be i'll tip-t top shape to handle
the summer business. The Attaquin
has been thoroughly oyerhauled and
number of improvements made,
among them the shaft has been raised
which will cause the wheel to revolye
more rapidly, giving the steamer
more speed As a matter OF fact, mum
eruus othel repairs have Deen made
and the steamer has been given a gen
eral oyerhauling and is in excellent
condition
The regular schedule &c the island
win be inaugurated on May l5 but
Manager Wright announces that Sun
day trips will be made as soon as the
warmer weather sets in, thus giving
the people an opportunity to go over
to the island to enjoy the sea breeze
before the regular season opens
The Indications are that the season
will be a big one The various hotels
are now being put in readiness for
the opening many OF The cottage own
ers have been down making improve
ments on the island, and within few
more weeks the island will present
quite a lively scene.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
4 Battle AGAINST
STANDARD STANDARD OIL
Go. BEGINS
FRANK 3. KELLOGG FILED HIS
BRIEF IN BIG CASE YESTERDAY.
UNITED STATE3 ATTORNEY
SEEKS TO DISSOLVE CORPORA
TloN ORGANIZED UNDER LAWS
OF NEW JERSEY.


81 LOUIS, NO. April Especial as
'is'"h' 70 the Onlted states attorney
general FRANK 3. Kellogg Med his
oIlel win the clerk OF the United
0la'eS circuit court mere today and
commenced ms argument, after two
years eFlueilce' taken III the govern
lnenO sun TO dissolve the gigantic
o'anuaId oll corporation OF New Jer-
seS' 'or aIleseu Vioiallohs OF the Sher-
man ACT me argument was heard
ny 'he iuH circuit court behch. KEEL
loss VIII Ialilef nave Idii review OF
Tue eNiuenee taken Dy me government,
peiofe discussing the law applicable
70 ms case. He tolu OF the comblna-
lIon e'tecle" bE Johh d. Rockefeller
W ''ii''in hoNhelelief and henry NJ .
: i"Sig'' l't Ie''' conceived he de-
ulaie.' 20 e-lec' inc monopoly oil the
P0''ol'uih t'doe' poth domesuc ana
eAporI
It was at 'hal moment according 10
lhe leueIai lawyer, mat lhe alleged
iiie7ai conspiracy 10 Ihohopoilze the
o'i u "ue ol ne country, was con-
''tNe"
i'"yel' Salo Nell"SS' fiehry II. KoS-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
FAST VESSEL TO PANAMA,
SAYS EX- president OF PERU

New York. April 5-Jose Pardo, for
mer president OF PERU, and family, ar
rived here today on their way 10 Eu-
rope. Before another year is past,
said he when interviewed, there will
DE started a fast steamship service
from Caliao, Peru, to Panama, which
is to be under subsidy Of the Peruvian
government The vessels OF this line
viii make the trip between those ports
in about four and half days, where
as the vessels formerly plying between
those ports stopped at several other
ports, and took fourteen days from
Callao to Panama
Mr.. Pardo said he hoped the Uni
ted States would put faster vessels
on the service between here and Co
Ion. Chile, he continued, has offered
special inducements to British vessel
owners. and still another fast service
TO Panama on the west coast OF South
America may be established.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
D. M. BEoos LEAVES
THE STEAM LAUNDRY

D. Nj Beggs, who has been mana
ger of the Brunswick Steam Laun-
dry and the Brunswick Coco Cola Bot
Ting Works for the past several
months, has rendered his resignation
which is already effective, and he has
been succeeded by Mr.. Gibson, who
has been foreman at the laundry for
some time.
Mr.. Beggs' many friends in the
city will be glad to learn that his res
ignation does not mean that he is to
.eave Brunswick, as he viii continue
TO reside here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
feggmen Captured
After a Battle

Asheyille, y. G., April 5.-After a
spirited battle with a number of depu-
ties. George Barton, alias Chicago
Army" and Jake Moore, alias Ten
nessee Dutch, the notorious yeggmen,
were captured near this city today and
landed in jail here.
The famous bank robbers, who ,havc
looted large number of banks in the
south, escaped from jail at Greensville,
S G., Sunday night and were endeav-
oring to leave this section of the coun-
try None OF the deputies nor neither
of the yeggmen was injured in the
battle which prevailed before their
capture
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
cHIcAGo's NEW COUNCIL.

Chicago, AEril 5.-An unusual mum
Der Of questions affecting yitally the
future growth and government of Chi
cago win be dealt with by members of
the new city council more than half
of whom will be elected on Tuesday.
All candidates ware nominated under
the direct primary system. and there
were no party conventions, and ~
declaration of principles.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
REMARKABLE OPERATION
PERFORMED AT HOSPITAL

On Saturday morning the surge oas
of the Brunswick hospital removed
from the thigh of a woman, VINO lives
in this city, lipoma or tumor, which
weighed "a pounds. Lipoma of he
shaft belongs to tn 'areties AMI .h,s
one was remarkable both o. account
Of it's location and enormous s'ze The
patient is doing nicely Ind complete
recovery is expected
These major operations are becom-
ing onast daily occurrences al our
ing almost daily occurrences at our
full.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
The DEAL WAS CLOSED,
AND THEN CALLED OFF

The article published in The News
sunday morning, announcing change
in the firm of Arnheiter Bros, was
authentic and was not "prematurely
announced.', AS matter OF fact, a
regular legal notice of the dissolution
of the firm appeared in the same IS
sne Such an article would hardy
have been published had it not baeh
authorized by all concerned.
The truth of the matter Is the aeal
was closed but for obvious reasons Il
was called off yesterday. and nc nrm
will continue under The name OF Arm
heiter Bros.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06

Washington, April 5.-Three o'clock
April 9 is the day and hour which
was today fixed by the house to take
a vote an the Payne tariff bill This
was decided when gag resolution
from the committee Gu rules, closing
1he general DEBATE was passed
An amendment to the rule was
adopted late this afternoon with six
teen votes to spare allowing the full
opportunity to amend the nmher and
hides schedule.
ciarks Made Speeches.
Among those who spoke in the
house today was Congressman Clark
of Florida, who attacked W j. Bryan
bitterly calling him. among Other
things, a populist EIe said that he
would support the PAYNE bill if il con-
5ained what his constituents wanted
a duty on sea Island cotton and pro-
teetion for the fruit srowers
IN a controversy with Representa- E
tive Randall, OF Louisiana Clark said
that the old time democrat represent
ed more than the short bale of cotton.
the niger and a mule
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
RATHER GO TO JAIL
THAN PAY THE MONEY

Chicago April 5.--Rather than pay
$209.30, obtained as Judgment against
her by Mrs. Belle McClelland, Mrs.
Kershaw occupies a cell in the debt
ors' prison tonight Mrs. McClellard
must pay $3.50 a week as board for
the prisoner
The litigation has developed into an
endurance contest The McClelland5
rented from Mrs Kershaw, who struck
Mrs McClelland during dispute over
some hot water arrangement
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
LUMBER PLANT BURNED.

Kenner, La. April 5.-The plant and
a large quantity of lumber Of the
Amos Kent Lumber and Brick COM
pany was destroyed by fire today the
1ogg is s2o0, 900, partly covered by
insurance
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
HEAD KENTUCKY RIOTERS
DECIDES TO SURRENDER

Cincinnati, April 5.-After roaming
over the country for some time, Berry
Simpson, the leader of the rioters at
Stearns, KY, when six persons were
killed sarrendared to the police in
this city today.
Simpson has been at large for some
sought for the past few months by
the Kentucky authorities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
RUSSIAN PRINCESS NOW
DENIES DIVORCE YAEN

New York. April Princess Enga-
litcheff, wife OF Prince Nicholas Enga-
litcheff, of Russia and daughter OF G.
w. Partridge, Of Chicago, on arriving
in this city today denied reports that
She was going to Chicago to bring di-
vorce proceedings.
The princess said, You can deny
this report. There is absolutely no
truth in it," the princess Is accom-
panied by her son.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
RETRl8UTioN WAS QUICK.

Train Killed a Man Who Had Just
Killed Another.
Augusta. Ca April s. During last
nishi WIN Frederick eolored cut
Frank Dougherty colo cd killing him.
Al daybreak Frederick. trying to make
his escape, was strucl. By a railroad
train ard Nilled rhe body was
brought back TO The city and the cor
oner held inquests over the bodies
practically at the same time
Witnesses 10 the cutting inquest
ionably put the sta5bing crime on
Frederick A year ago Dougherty cut
Frederick severely ana the SATURDAY
night stalbine was Frederick 5
revenge for the 1908 assault upon
him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
EX-SENATOR HITCHCOCK III.

Washington, April Ethan Allen
Hitchcock, former secretary of the in
terror, is critically i'll at the home
of his n-in-law, Commander w. S.
Sims, H. s. n. Mr Hitchcock has
been confined to his led for the past
two weeks suffering from heart and
kidney trouble and he has had sew
eral sinking spells during the past few
daNS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
ST. MARKS CHURCH WAS
DECORATED WITH PALMS

An unusually large congregation WAS
present at both services Sunday a.
st. Marks Episcopal church. IN CD
5eryance of the day-Palm Sun'a|
the church was decorated with many
palms, there being two or three placFu
n each pew of the church.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
sERvlA IS WILLING.

Belgrade, April 5--The Servian gov
ernment has notified Austria Hungary
OF It's willingness to negotiate a com
mere al treaty. 1t is announced that
Crown Prince George, who formerly
was Prince Alexander, will continue
his studies at a German university.
The former crown prince will make q
two months tour of Europe and will
then join Cossack regiment in Rus
Sia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
NEWSPAPERS ARE SAVING
PEOPLE FROM IRRELIGick'

Chicago, April 5.-"N Newspapers are.
saving people from irreligion.' said
Rev w y. Norton. pastor of the
Mandell Methodist church. "because
they never are arrayed against r4lig
ious doctrines. They are saving the
English language also from being per-
verted hy arunine all excessive aGjec-
tives and fne writing, continued tAe
minister.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
IRISH potatoes NOW
GO UPWARDS IN WEST

Chicago, April 5.--Due to the failure
Of the potato crops in Wisconsin, MIN
nesota and Michigan, the quotations
On potatoes advanced today TO $iz'
per bashel.
The price. it is believed, will re-
main up Until the new crop is on the
market
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
MRS. eoYLE's IDENTITY.

Sharon, Pa, April 5.-Mrs James
Boyle, held as an accomplice in the
recent kidnapping of Willie Whitla,
is now believed to be Miss Helen
Richards, of Columbus, o. Although
Mrs. Boyle waived examination on
Saturday, it is probable she viii be
given a hearing the last of this week.
as her lawyers claim she is entitled
to one,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
AlRsHIP ON FLIGHT AGAIN.

Friedrichshafen. Germany. April ).
The Zeppelin airship ascended from
here this morning Ii is the intention
of the aeronauts on board to make a
fight Of twenty four hours duration.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
CHICAGO POLICE THINK THEY
HAVE "BLACk HAND" LEADER

Chicago. April 5.-Just as he took
81 900 from an abandoned coke oven.
placed there by Joe Nellis, a mer-
chant. Salvador Dibella, of Oklahoma,
was arrested today.
The police who arrested him are Oh
the opinion that he is a black hand
leader.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
10 Preach in Spanish.

Rev. c. d. Valdez, the Cuban Advent
minister, will preach in Spanish to-
night at the Advent Christian church.
All welcome
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
GAVE UP WEALTH AND SOCIETY
Former Massachusetts, Belle Died of
Leprosy in San Francisco

-VFTVoJ ~ 00TT ST5UV'
San Francisco. Cal, April 5.--Mrs
Walter b Brinkerhof, formerly Mss
Nellie White. :. belle of Winchester
Mass, who gave up her wealth ard
social position to nurse lepers at Nc
laki, Hawaii. died today the victim of
the dread plague. Ter husband was
studying a cure for the disease.
Mrs Brinkerhoff was daughter of
the late multi millionaire. Nelson
White
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
4 VOTE ON TARIFF
BILL ON NEXT
FRIDAY

GAG RESOLUTION FROM COMMIT
TEE ON RULES CLOSING THE
GENERAL DEBATE WAS PASSED.
LUMBER AND HIDE SCHEDULE
is TO BE AMENDED-FLoRIDA
CONGRESSMAN SCORES BRYAN.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06
INHERITANCE TAX
Ic IAILuTrn IM
ii WhHiEU til
GEORGIA

IF CONGRESS FAILS TO ENACT
ONE IN THE TARIFF BILL THE
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE WILL
PUT TAX UPON INHERITANcEs.
1T is BELIEVED, WHEN STATE
SoLoNS MEET IN JUNE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-06

command the bunting
Indians
the planned
trail
Crazy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
LATE LOCALS

Engines Fired Up-The new Vest
ern Pacific engines az the Rio Grande
Yards are heing gradually connected
and fired up, for breaking in on the
road
Decorative CciIings-The ceilings Of
the Descrct National and Savings
banks are being covered with orna-
mental work, after the fashion Of the
4. c. NJ l.
In Beaver COunty--District Passen-
ger Agent Kenneth Kerr OF the salt
Lake route Is in Beaver county look
ing over the automobile stage line con-
nections with his road.
On Inspection Tour--Grand chan
cellor W =. Cooper OF the knights
Of Pythias left this morning, on an
official inspection of the various
lodges over the state.
Scottish Rite Mas0ns--The f4th
reunion Of the scottish Rite Masons Is
being held the first four days Of this
week IN Masonic hail, with class of
25 candidates for degrees all the way
up 10 the send. There Is an attendance
out OF the state, of IS Masons.
Prizes Being Packed-The nine great
silver sups and two trays. the prizes
awarded this state at irrigation con-
vention and agricultural shows, are
being packed at the chamber of COM
merce for shipme tent TO the Irrigated
Lands exposition az Chicago for eX-
hibition with the Utah display
Two Typhoid Cascs--J. A. Jater Of
] 8 Harmony court and C.. Henry Ander-
son OF 266 Thirteenth East street
were reported TO the city board OF
health this morning as suffering from
typhoid fever William Hahafy OF 416
south state street was the only victim
Of small poX reported this morning
sixteenth Mard--A farewell testi-
monisl in honor OF Elders Moronl -
Gillespie and Alma r. Emery. who will
leave shortly To perform missions
abroad. Will be given in the Sixteenth
ward westinghouse Wednesday eve
ming Nov. H. The following will take
part in the program prepared for the
occasion. Miss Edna Coray, Miss Retta
Gillespie Misses Bertha and Edith
Emery, Miss Helen Hartley, Wesley
Clawson. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
Gus Bachman. J. W. Summerhays. Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

let us not forget one OF the founders
the Church Let as show loyalty TO
the Church. loyalty TO the principles
taught I'm this splendid school so that
you viii become good and loyal citl-
zens with reverence for country and
obedience 20 its laws"
The school choir sang Land 0f
Freedom" and Joseph r. Taylor. one
~ the founders. spoke briefly upon the
struggles of the early DAYS Of the
school Hno the remarkable achieve
ments obtained Miss Irene v. Smith
read an Interesting paper ON our
school and President Anthem II
Luud made few earnest remarks on
the moral. spiritual mental and phys
ical advantages obtained ar the school
He complimented tho students on the
splendid showing made and spoke
words ~ encouragement upon the
good work The benediction was pro-
nounced by Angus N. Cannon
Those present were urged 10 remain
and partake Of a luncheon prepared b.
the domestic science class and served
BY about 20 young women.
This afternoon the time Is taken up
ia ports The program calls Tor class
relax races a tug Of war, basketball
between class teams and a flag rush
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
WOOL MUST BE CLEAN.

Members Of the executive committee
or the National Wool Warehouse
Storage association. now in this clty.
say that notice h being given thar
hereafter. the wool sent in for shin
ment 90 Chicago must be perfectly
clean. In years past there has been
much complsint from c0nsignees on
account Of dirt. sticks and other de-
bris Ia the woods received by Them
from western shippers. One OF the
committee remarked today. that This
sort Of thing had been carried 10 an
excess That In Australia would send a
man 10 prison Tor engaging In II Word
has been given the iohhers al Chicago
and elsewhere thai clean wool Is 10
be The regular thing from now on. and
not the eXceT ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS

TabcrnRclc--Sousa's famous organ
izauou Win be heard At the tabernacle
IN two concerts only. tomorrow AFTER
noon and evening. The joint appear
ance OF the band. choir and organ oc-
ours az the evening concert only.
Theaicr-The advance sale for
George N. cOhan's engagement which
opens Thursday. begins al the box of
fee tomorrow morning
Orpheum--A new weeks bin goes
ON tonight and the usual daily malt
Uees ~ih be- given.
Coioniai--The stirring success "Thc
Spoilers" win be- seen tonight and am
the week with the usual matnees We'd
nesdsy and saturday
Shuberi-Srhe advance sale is now
going nn fuf the opening of the new
shubert House "wednesday evening u
THE Gay Musician
tsrand--The new bin Of the week.
ahi the rctppelrance OF the old stock
company with tho new leading man.
ar 800, uliough. viii be- seen tonight
in "Tha Great Divide
bungalow Million and Dolly Nobles
continue the HDad-luers iu This weeks
hiIl and wl continue until Wednesday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15

The futile Bros. company has sold
10 James J Broisett for little over
5000 29ik feet on State street. between
Sixth and Seventh South streets. The
purchaser is hauling ion. coo brick FRA
the yards with which 10 erect there a.
building 10 contain a mining nachin-
CRY shop In the rear, and a store in
front The same firm has sold for
William Resink 10 local parties not
named. lsihxl65 IT, on the premises ~
State street. for S. 900 the purchase be-
ing for investment
Property owners IN the southeastern
section Of the city are entertaining high
estimates az 70 the actual value OF local
residence properties. on q little side
street under the hin, Browning avenue.
north OF Tenth South street for a one
story cottage plainly built. and occu-
plying a Is r. lot, the owner calmly
a sks $4,000 Would-be purchasers On
learning the price seem 10 be immedi-
ately deprived Of rhe powers OF speech
and seek an early change OF air.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Henefer pipe Line system OF
Henefer Summit county filed q copy
of ite articles OF incorporation with the
secretary on state saturday Its cap
ital stock b. $4,000. divided into
shares of the par value of 81 each A.
p Rheims Is president d. u Foster.
Vice president. r. A Jones. secretary
ant, ,..',,A .9 ~ il
~ '..''..,.. .,.n
800. ...i.,'. iI.nl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-15
DISMISSED by BOWMAN.

The case against Joseph Hammond,
charged with having set a haYstack
belonging 10 George p. Martin, ahre.
was dismissed by Judge Bowman In
police court this morning, as there
WAS not enough evidence adduoed az
the hearing on which the accuesd
could be- held. II appeared from the
testimony of John ~ Carlson that he
saw Hammond and another young
man near the havstack but he was
10 afre
The case against Daniel Williams.
charged with having committed burg
Larry la the second decree. by j. y.
Gordon. who alleged that the accused
had entered room T. a. l46 west Sec
ond south stree and had stolen articles
belonging 10 him, was dismissed hy
Judge Bowman In police court this
morning. on motion o. Assistant
County Attorney Aaron Meyers