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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
ELECTION DAY QUIET

snau vets Il PoiieA. wAfls Day u
ou1et with Police.
Yesterdays election was the quaetess
the Southsids has experienced In sew
,ral years. The vote was unusually
email falling nearly 200 bel>w the
average maintained since annexation
In all 64e votes were cast. OF which
Woodrow Wilson received 43s. Teddy
vas second with nfty-four. while the
Balance. nfty-six In all. was scattered
between the three remaining candi-
dates
In accordance with law. the saloons
we're closed the entire day Very few
persons were around the polls. and NJ
drunks were seen on the streets MOI
an arrest traceabls to the election waa
made
The returns were received At the
Ulks' Home By leased wire Many
guests were present to enjoy the hos
,itality Of the members A fne lunch
4on was spread In the basement, and
an enjoyable evening was spent by al
The returns were read to q large crowd
from the porch Of the home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
EXTENSION WORK
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
University Professors 70 Civ
Course 1t High School
Auditorium.

Lectures b. professor p TIE fooalty
OF the University Of Virginia WIN -
delivered In connection with The pub
lie school system Of Richmond Aurla0
this winter. according to . statement
issued yesterday by Superintendent J,
A. c. Chandler. Of the Riohmoad
schools. The nrst Of the lectures un-
der the university extension lsoturs
program will take place 1t the John
Marshall High School auditorium or
November "a. and viii BE- open "a
tho teachers. pupils and patrons Of the
schools and 70 the public generally.
Tho nrst lecture will Be BY ProfessoE
w. n. Forrest Of the chair OF biblical
history and literature. who will SPEAK
on the Literary Influence Of the Eng.
lish Bible" One lsoturs 10 TO BE- de-
Mversd each month. though all the
dates have not yet been determined
Adjunct Professor W. NJ Hundley. Of
tho department Of political science
viii be the second speaker. His ad-
dress on Education for Citizenship."
will b delivered on the night Of De-
cemher 6. The third lecture. on jan
uary 10. viii be By Professor r H
Dabnsy. Of the chair OF history. Lec-
lures are to bs arranged by Profess
sor Thomas Ftzhugh. OF the chair Of
Latin, and Professor w. n. Heck, Of
the chair Of education.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE


w~Aen q Asth0l11t DOo01na11s0
0atAer n DsoaA 0e1sse CA4aA.
With shout 100 delegates In attend
ancs, the Virginia Conference q the
woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Of the Nsthodist Episcopal Church. be-
gan its thirty-fourth annual msosing
in the Broad Street Methodist Church
last night The opening session was
Owen ever 70 addresses e Uoleo0o
and responses
Among the spsekosO WAo s1too4se
hospassllty % the visitors VeeO 0sv.
Drank I. Wells. pastos q the Dsoa6
street. Church; L +. CHRISTIAN ME-.
J. I. Wiltshire. MI. J. r johnson and
Ma n. v. Coleman Ma W. w.
Brockman, Of CharAottssv1Ile. and Xiss
Ruth Blanks, Of PstersburG. rosponds6
Miss Nsblo Head, sducauonal score
tary Of the woman's Missionary Com
m,tses. was intreducel % the oonfer-
ence, and spoke for few minutes %
the three aims Of the meeting. Thsy
are, she sid, to know Christ 60 Knew
His plan for world fedsmpeSoa. eoe
20 know The pSscs Of the indjvi1ual "a
that plan. 4 e0mDunton 0ogvSoo o10oo1
the evening
The omcsrS q he sou1sr0oos ere:
prssiden. Nra ". d. oouthal Nor.
folk; nrst vies-prSsadsot Ara. ". q
Starr. Newport News. osoooA wee
president, Misc Ruth DaookA IOesrs-
burg: third vScs-prssS1oot, Ma ooouA
Tankard FraaktsWA: 1o1stA w.
president, l(rs. r 4 Potss. Nesfesk'
freosvrsr, Mr.. 4 ". NoWsin. LvDse-
surg; corrssvonAinG sSessessy. Ma
n Brickhouoa. Norfolk. aaA ree9sosno
secretary. Ma koo Ds1eS oo9oak
A feature se the eonssrsnes wau b
she talks q Mss MabIs Hee4 wes
Win speak three times o-dsyNeeDducs-
ing q mission stuAy class IN the morn
ing. q oouSsrenee on 0sthoee In the
asternoon, 81 DekanG - eearses "
nf0hl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
BAPTIST WOMAN
MISSIONARY UNION
win Meet in Blue6eld-Rich
mond Members Leave on
Special Car.

The annual convention Of the Bap.
fist woman's Missionary Union. aux.
Hilary to the Baptist General Asso-
citation. will meet In Bluefeld to-
morrow morning for . four-days' SEES
sion. A most attractive and helpful
program has been arranged by the
committees for the meetings. and In
addition there will be interesting re-
ports by the officers Of the years
work. The keynote OF the series OF
meetings at the convention will be
Unity"
Many delegates viii leave Rich
mond this morning ON . special car
attached TO the ESQ Norfolk And
Western train. among them beins
Mrs.. J. w. Wills. president OF the
union; Nra Julian p. Thomas. score
tary; Miss Alta Foster. Ms. w. G.
James. Mrs william Ellyson. Mrs
Charles Nimms. Mrs. J. r. Tucker.
Miss Elizabeth WillinEham. Miss Pau
line Powers. Mrs. Fox. Of Ashland.
the superintendent OF the work for
Dover association. and also a\dslega.
ton from fredericksburg. The Rich
mond contingent will BE- Joined aions
the route by delegates from Norfolk.
Suffolk. Petersburg. Danville. Lynch.
burg. Roanoke sDd other parts Of
Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
BOY FIGHTS BURGLAR

H.-ro Enteru Residence BY Climbing Porch
and Is Scared Away By Child
Although he had gained entrance to the
bouse by climbing to q porch roof and step
p!nr through . Bathroom window. q negro
bun glar was frightened away from 2o6s west
Grace Street. the home Of n. c. Miller. oy
The Ia,ter's eight year-old son last night at
s o'clock There was one In the house
a. the time except two children and nurse.
The boy saw the man in the bathroom A
cry from him frightened the intruder. who
leaned from the window to the roof and slid
10 the ground and escaped.
The second Police Station was notified and
Bicycle Policeman Tfayior made an invoett-
&c ton. Nothing was missing from the res
ideHcA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
unanimous call-ls2 members vouns
for him.
ua.r~aei N WashlnGt0n.

unanimous call-ls2 members vouns
for him.
Married n Washingten.
Miss Frances r. Hayes. daugnter o,
Mr.. N. A. Hayes. OF this city. ana
Pow " Hill. OF Charleston, s. c.. were
married in Washington yesterday. After
a bridal tour North they will res'de
In Charleston.
Mia. ,ttie pillow. daughter OF Il
7. pillow. of this city. and Leslie b
williams, telegraph operator OF tne
Seaboard Air Line Railway. were msi-
ried in Washington to-day. After ga
extended bridal tour OF two weeks
south, Mr. and Mrs. Williams wiz DC
at home In High Street. this city.
To DuilA New Read.
Surveys Of tn. property OF the Du
Pont Powder Company In .
George county having been practically
nIe4ed. and the sites for the manu-
facturtoe plant and other buildings
on the plant including dwellings TOT
the employed having been located.
the company 10 now preparing to buaid
a r.alroed from City Point to che plant
For thas purpose contractors Tor the
construction Of the road Are seeking
for a large foroe Of lAborers II 10
.xnected that work on the buildings
on the land Will be commenced IN the
early spring.
Last Quarterly Ce.ferenee'
Tho last quarterly conferences OF enc
wear OF the Warrington Street N. f.
cburoh was held last night with Pre-
pidinr Elder J. X. Jolin preSidins' eno
a full attendance Of the board OF ste"
ards. Highly satisfactory reports .,
the various departments OF cnufcn
work were made and all oone9"one
for tho conference year VIII % mo!
A resolution was unanimously anopteo
requesting that the Rev. george H.
Booker, D. D.. be returned 70 fne pas
torate Of the church.
Omcers were elected ~ follows: DIS
trict steward, James B. Blanks; alter
nate and recording steward. Z. w.
Butcher: church superintendent Fro.
fessor A K. Davis: superfntendent OF
Sunday school. waiter A. Wdlnaneon.
Fire C.unnlsssoasss Meet.
A meeting of the hre commissioners
was held last night, at which muon
business of interest was t:ansaoseo
The Council recently appropriated ene
sum OF $4,000 for the enlargement OF
the force and for editions to the
equipment Of the department.. Unoei
this authority. the commissioner fast
night elected fifteen men to inc foroe'
elected CAPTAIN ". T. Miller ~ assist-
ant chief, and appointed l. G. Sheliey
al CAPTAIN to I'LL the vacancy caused
nv the promotion of Captain Miller.
II was also decided to place tnno
Are engine On commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
GIRL CONFtSSES
FIRING HOTEL
She Burns the Berlin In st. Louis,
Costing Three
Lives.

B. LociA November G-BaSSara 0aa4ys
Arnold. aa sighteen-yeaF-eld nurss gifs vas
ar. sstsd to-day and charged with favfng
set nrs last Friday aiSht 20 the Berlin
Hotel Ia which three persons lost :ns1r
iises Her arrest foiowsA the discover OF
a IRE In the w!naemere Hotel early to-day
Hsr employer. Rev. w. J. Williamson. hal
move his family and the girl to the WinGs-
mere after the Berlin Hotel ~aA destroyed
The girl said according to the police. that
she cred the Berlin Hotel by scattering
paper through the halls OF he second and
thiid noors and ignitinS them The flames
IN the wtndemers Hotel were sxtinguehsA
b. Ma Williamson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

SHOOTS HIMSELF
THROUGH TEMPLE
Ernmet Whitmore, Dependent
Because of III Health
Attempts Suicide.

rspscial to The Times-Dispatch.l
staun,on, Va. November <-Emmst Wp..
ronrs Hespondent from III health. wakes
80 chs toiIet-room Of the Virginia Hotel
snor,iy after nishtfall and shat himself
throuSh the temple. He vas removed 10 :
hospIfsi. but II expected 70 eie. ne vas ~
~. hs roware business In Chicago. ana was
,eeentiy summoned to his old homo ~ fei-
nsssL, o., account Of the death there OF AZ
father. James A. Whtimore. He - wideiy
related In 6taunton and THIS ssesson Oh 'ns
Sc8to. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
l'nECk-FlASHER
IN PETERSBURG
He Works OF Bad Paper. and
Gets Away With
SIS.
POLICE LOOKING FOR HIM
Store of w. D. Prince. at Stony
Greek. Entered and
Robbed.
The Times Dispatch Bureaa.
s DoAingorook Street
telephone 1850.

BoAingorook Street
Telephone 1850.
Petersburg. Va. November &
Another bold check flasher. believed
% have come from Richmond. visited
PETERSBURG yesterday afternoon after
banking hours. and left with some
money to which he was not honestly
entitled. He went to the hardware
store Of Jefferson q Joynes. Inc, on
Sycamore Street and representing him.
self as g. A. Lutx." engaged IN over
hauling and repainting the home OF
~. H. Moore" on tho turnpike in Ches-
teraeld County. near Petersburg. pur-
chased materials amounting to $65.
which he requested to have packed.
that be might call for and take them
out on tho next electric car. He ten
dsred q check for 500. signed by J. H
Moore, drawn on the First National
Bank of Richmond. received SIS in
change. bowed himself out, and has
not since been seen. OF course. he did
not return for the goods he had pur-
chased. The firm telesraphed to Rich
mond TO ascertain II ~. H Moore's"
check was good. and received q reply
that Moore kept no account and was
have tho check and the goods. but are
cut sa6.
The same sw1ndler. . well-dressed
young man. before going to Jefferson
4 Joynes's. tried to purchase bill OF
eoods with the check ~ the store OF
w W. Hines o., but was turned
down there. The police are trying to
ret track Of the check flasher. but 50
far without success
II was only q few days ago that
smother flasher. with forged ard traud.
ules,t checks on local banks. swindled
three grocery merchants out OF con-
siderable change. This man 10 believed
to be under arrest In Danvtlle for SINH
lar practices there.
Safe Robbery at stony Greek.
DR.. W. d. Princes drug store 1t
stony Creek was Broken into last
nisht, and the safe was forced open
and robbed Of $50 IN money and ne
9oeiable notes. and valuable papers TO
. considerable amount This morning
some Of the notes and papers were
found scattered along the road, where
they had been thrown away by the
thief. Entrance to the store was ef-
Sected BY prizing open the rear door.
A. ret there 10 no clue to the robber.
Pastoral Call.
At Q largely attended meeting OF the
0ongresation Of Gillfieid (colored) Bap-
fist Church last night. 1t was unani-
mously voted to extend . call to the
Rev. 8. A. Brown, Of Fredericksburg'
to succeed the Rev. q. b. Howard a.
pastor OF the church DR.. Howard
some time ago resigned AZ pastor &c
accept q call to q large church In
Pittsburgh. Pa The home OF the newly
called pastor 10 in Fredericksburg. and
he serves churches outside Of that city
While II IL not positively known that
he will accept the call. 1t Is believed
that he will. The Giilneid Church IL
one of the oldest and one OF the larges,
OF the colored churches In Petersburg
Since the departure Of DR.. Howard
several visiting ministers have preached
on trial for the congregation. and tht
Rev. Brown last night received the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

John Sampson. Of Norfolk, V vas'uns
his parents.
Mr.. =. b Adams. Wb> hss -"
visiting relatives In HeayekA
has returned homo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

After being held in jail for twenty
days to enable the police to locate the
owner Of several pairs Of SHOES which
were found In his possession, Jackson
Brown. q young negro. was placed on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

A,Sshsr ss1sssssss . HseoseCs Ysse1e
e.;msse {, sSown D ~ f.sa sAes cvse go.
- ess D C.vs AssN - - - 80 -
~ 0rneO OgrUUG ~ - 49, -
sul n 0sBDoo Q 01oo ~ - - Ssv
800 = - oOGoV0g&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

PsI1cs BensvoleaS AasocimetSa.
The annual meeting Of the Police Benevo-
lent Association will take place to-morrou
aStsruoon a. a. o'clock In the Hustings
Court Several matters OF importance to the
membera will - acted upon. Including the
question OF AMENDING bhe S6aws
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

Cards announcing the approecoanS
marriage OF Miss Hottie Friend Lyme.
OF Chester, 70 William J. Bailey. OF
south Richmond. are cut The esre-
mouy will be performed At the home OF
ths bride during the monen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
w~>n,a CHI

DR. J. G. Nsscalf vii sAd - the inssfect
Of the meeting OF the literary round table
A the womans Club this AFTERNOON " Siv
nrcmises much In the way Of interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
News Of South Richmond

trial yesterday morning. The oWnsa
Of the shoes could not b found. and
tho case against Brown was Dropped.
He was. however. sent back TO 0Ao pen
itentiary to nnish his term, >from which
he was paroled several months aga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
w.Aaus-Msers Marriage

A quiet but pretty homo marriage
Wa celebrated yesterday morning q
IL O'Clock, when Miss Enie Lsonora
Moore. daughter Of NrA Sallie Moore.
OF ITO West Twelfth Street. became
the wife Of Garland Darlington Wad-
am. Rev. =. Ernest Warren. rectoe
a. the Nsads Memorial Episcopal
Church. vas the ofnciating clergyman.
The bride IVES astirsA In hand
soms sravsiing suit Immeoiatsiy fol-
levine The ceremony the young couple
ian On 4 NOsthsrn tour. They WIZ
make their home In South Raehmono-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
Years Of Suffering
Cutnesh anl Dlood Dlsaaas-Doctors
Failed % Cure.

Failed % Cure
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins. 1914 Lafayette
ST.. Fort Wayne, Ind. writes: For three
yeers I was troubled with catarrh ana
blood disease. tried several doctors and
. dozen different remedies, but none Q!
them did me any good. A friend told
me Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. ] took tive
bottles al this medicine. and was az wen
and strong as ever. l feel like different
person and recommend Hoods to any one
suffering from catarrh.
Get It to-day in usual liquid form OF
chocoiated tablets called Sarsaeaos.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

pvvsmaSses 0AUas Asea. " - 49,
o. Sss psyssssos - o. Lses'e assyssei -.
sesoay sfssswSSa - to- Uses1G
sI en- - UosUounsy. - W5u 49,
oSsy - - ~ hssUssos - - - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
AIlegeA 1..atss Arrested.

Robert n Jackson. . psddler, VA
taken into custody yesterday after
noon on Z warrant issued On complaint
OF Or. ~. r. daucker. district health
o9fioer. A commission Of lunacy viii
be appointed to examine into tho mem
tai condition Of the man this morn
ing.
Isaac Elliott eolorsA. was arrested
yesterday morning BY Omcer Sharp.
on q charge Of blocking . street car
on the Free Bridge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
THE BELLE HARRISON CIRCLE

THE BELLE HARRISON CIRCLE
~ tne sheFtersue Ar.ss aesDssal
Cordially invites you 10 Bridge
Luncheon At the Country Club.
Friday, November s. ~ s'esse8.
Tickets. e1.10.
Apply MRS. PRESTON COCSkE Dos
West franklin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
HeaA for Da.vnls Ysasss.

A q suspicious character. suspecteo
Of larceny, william II. Hudg1ns. OF
DanviiIe, was arrested yesterday morn
ing by Omcers Baughan and Sharp.
The man is thought to be the party
who. under the name Of Turner. u
wanted in Danvtlle for the theft Of
large sum Of money.
Hudgins, when searched, had $500
on his person. He admits haling from
Danvilie, but denies knowledge Of the
crime. He il being held In the CITY
Jail pending the arrival OF omcers from
Danv1uo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
WAS ONE OF MosBY's MEN


A. Il Nsls ServeA n War with Ra@0
CoNAAyy L1a6sn.
II developed yesterday that the Ricn-
mond man who died In Warrington on last
Sunday vas A. II. Mott instead Of A. IL
knott, O. Hrsf reported. Mr.. Mott vas
former Richmond merchant haSinG been
enxased in the wholesale grocery business
with Charles r. Stokes
He later withdrew from business for him
self ana became . travelling salesman. rsprs-
senting siaas ana erockeTy concerns II var-
GtniA and nearby States.
Mr.. Mott was . student In Virginia NIL
tasy Institute st the outbreak OF ths war
Between the States. but he soon eniistsd In
Ncs6Q's cavalry command. and ssrve4
throushout the waf with that leader.
Mr. Motifs wife. Who died eight year, ago
in . local hospital was . daughter of Col.
onel Alfred Chapnac. OF Alexandria Col
oust Chapman vas . nephew and adopts@
500 OF President James Madison. ana was
brought up in the household OF his tester
father.
M Mott has . brother. A. J. Nett Who
lives In Baltimore. He had two brothsrU-
in-iaw In Washington, and . sister Twins
In Richmond. Nh. Edward Archer. The
Misses Mott. o. sos East Main Street. were
Also related to him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06
c,sy H.u Practically Closed.

Although all Of the courts were In seas1eA
yesterday af the City Hall there wac little
business transacted the dag being . holiday
n tine various departments Of The City and
Stan government The HuselnUB Court
grand jury sat behind closed doom tor =
time late yesterday aftsrno0u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06


The suit Of J. W. CARY 1 Co. against
A. ]. Bradley. which was set for trial
In Hastings Court. Part IL. this morn.
ing has been continued until Friday.
An electric light pole At the corner
Of Holly and Hull Streets fell last
night about o'cock- Lghts through
out the southsids were put cut Of
commission for . short time
State taxes are now due. They are
payable at the ONCE Of J. w. BronouEh.
Jr, Deputy City Treasurer.
To OenAuct Special Services
Rev. W. Russell Bowie. rector OF Sc.
Paul's Church, will conduct . series OF
meetings at the Meade Memorial Epis-
copal Church. beginning tonight and
ending Friday night The meetingl
will start promptly at Sis o'clock.
In Police Co0Rt.
Eight coiored men, caught IN . raid
ON q gambling joint yesterday. paid
IS each into the Golfers OF the city,
via the Police Court, Part II.
Walter Haines and q. g. Abbott
white men. charged with fighting or
the streets. were each assessed $2.be
and costs By Justice Maurice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-06

Am AyAC.
iey ssr,Ss,, &,I 1sia
Morning ....eM
BvUoSag ....o0
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-02
BONITA ACTOR USES
MELODEON WHICH Is
OVER 200 YEARS OLD

unique specially at The Bonita this
week is a. duet by King and King. 81
the King-MurTay- Jones Musical Com
edy Company, the accompanying mu-
SIC for which Is rendered upon q melo-
deon that has seen service in the * ms
family for more than two hundred
years The instrument Is one 81 the
few now IN existence which found IRIS
Kay over from England tn The early
DAYS Of the colonies.
The above company Is PLAYING an eX
tended engagement "a this house. aua
the funny comedians. shapeiy girls and
laughabe situations toRether with q
big ofTeriug ~ delightful motion pic-
lures make it one 81 HE best offerings
Of the season. Children, BE-, adults, lne
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-02
LITER" Is ON FURL0UGH
WITHOUT EVEN A GUARC
Si-ss WHITEHALL ST.

MICHIGAN CITY, IND. Aug 9 To
visit his sister who is diving sherman
Keller a negro life convict m th
Michigan CITY prison. win leave thaf
institution tomorrow morning for his
home in New Albany he vim he away
ten days and win go to his home ana
return 70 prison without guard being
pus upon his honor Keller has been i'm
prison since 1905 and has the ais
tinction, it IS said. of being the drN
colored life convict jan any penitentiary
In the United States to be given his
liberty under such conditions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-01
IN MUNICIPAL COURT.
17-Year- Old Girl Charged With Idle
and DisorderIy Conduct.

complaint charging Maggie Cor
don, formerly of Hallowel but now
living in the Bridge street block, with
idle and disorderly conduct was pre-
ferred against her Thursday morning
in the municipal court. Maggie who
is a girl only II years old, pleaded not
guilty. and sentence was suspended by
Judge Lancaster.
Mrs. Annie Hunt. who also lives in
the Bridge street block, and who made
tie complaint testified that the girl
IN company with two men and another
woman made considerable disturbance,
Wednesday morning. in front of the
block She said that their language
was very indecent, and that much
loud Ialk was made.
william Barry. who was arrested,
Friday evening. at the Corporation
boarding house in an intoxicated con-
dition was sent to jail Tor 80 days, as
he could not furnish the required $40
fine and costs. s2,62. He was arrested
by Officer Corhett and tried TO get
away several times on his way to the
city building. Michael Cronin paid the
costs, S2.e2. rather than to serve a go
days sentence in Jail. John Stone was
ordered to pay the costs, S2.62 or serve
80 days in Jail. and the sentence was
suspended until he could earn tie
money, which he promised TO do