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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02
MONTHS
REPORTS ON FILE

City reports were received by the
commission yesterday afternoon, read
by Commissioner NJ. T. Rudgren and
passed OF file CT motion OF Commits
sioner Archie Hart. They are as fol-
lows:
The police report shows that 179
arrests were made and that fines and
fees were collected by Magistrate c. J.
Smith and Justices c. J. Schroeder and
j. H. Cleland amounting to $7l3.20.
There were 6S state cases distributed
among the following charges: Disor
derly conduct, SO; assault and battery.
six; larceny, six; carrying concealed
weapons, two: assault with intent to
commit murder, one; mayhem, one;
burglary, two; operating an autOmO-
bile without lights, two; assault with a
deadly weapon. two; exceeding speed
limit, one: fornication. one: adultery,
one; selling liquor without a license,
one; operating a house OF i'll fame,
one: resisting an officer, one; keep
ing a dangerous and vicious dog, one;
total, 6S. The remainder We're city
charges, as follows: DisOrderly CON
duct, 81; assault and battery, one;
drunkenness. 16; disOrderly house,
three; fast driving. two; peddling with
out license, one. The report showed
that % ambulance and 81 wagon calls
| had been made. that 10 tramps were
lodged and that 10 street lamps were
out for III hours.
The report of the police matron,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02
DSTURBER III. Disabled:
TRIAL TRIP IS DELAYED

Tn tuning up Disturaer III. for a
N Al trip yesterday afternoon. it was
discovered that the staff had been
bent in the attempt 20 unload the
boat on the Davenport side Sunday.
a light bearing also caused consider
a. e difficulty. and as a result the
shore at the foot of Nineteenth street.
where the Rock Island Sand & Gravel
co1pany's crane hoisteI it out of the
water 70 enable the men TO make the
rcrairs required II is doubtful
whether any attempt will be made at
q test today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02
co A MARKSMEN WIN
HONORS AT CHICAGO

Members of the Company A rifle
taar, rbo oor,-a,,5 ., rho state regi-
c,',- Co.zo-
-'ie'-'al SHOOT at N1I'"eO ga '"' '-'''
and Sunday covered themselves with
glory, taxing second place III tne
company team shoot and N All prop
aolIlty landing a man on the sold med
al squad. With the exception OF
Hedeen. who is still competing all
the men arrived in the city yester-
DAY.
In the company team shoot, the
First cavalry took the honors with
a score OF G1N. The local men Sc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02

Mrs. Margaret Schroeder. showed that
% calls had been made and CT re-
ceived; five Maynard boys had been
cared for and that three hayward girls
had been aided; three children were
placed in Bethany home; three sick
cases We're reported TO the visiting
nurse; one girl taken into the county
court and declared delinquent; one
insane woman taken to st. AnthOnys
hospital and 50 prisoners harbored in
the woman's department.
The report of Engineer Weise of the
waterworks showed a total pumpage OF
I2.SS6,Oo0 gallons of water. or an
average of 1892, sec % gallons per
day. The pumpage the latter portion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02

Bloomington. H.. July 2.-Eu-cuc
McGreryy. former umpire ia the
Three Eye league and late in the
Pacific Coast league. resigned ia mid
season and returned yesterday % ar
tend 20 business interests here H..
Will retire from the game
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02

4 great man l. made Mp % qualities
thar meet or make great OCCASIONS -
Lowell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02
What Makes a Woman7

more or less, of bone and muscle
don't make a woman. It's a good
foundation. Put into it health and
and she may rule a king
dom. But that's just what Electric
Bitters give her. Thousands bless
them for overcoming fainting and
dizzy spells and for dispelling weak
ness, nervousness, backache and tir-
ed, listless, worn out feeling. "Elec-
trio Bitters have done me a world of
good" writes Eliza Pool, Depew,
Okla, "and l thank you, with all my
heart. for making such a good medi-
cine" Only so cents. Guaranteed
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02
W. AND V. SCHEDULE Is OUT
Manager Harry Farr Announces the
Games Arranged for 1912 Season.

Manager Harry Barr Announces the
Games Arranged for 1912 Season.
Manager Harry Barr Of William and
Y shit college football team has com
3 ted the 1912 schedule with the
d. ssi1Io exception Of OIL. game with
K.ox college. which VII in all prob
al lily soon be arranged for. The fol
loving IS The schedule as it now
uds:
sept. 2,-st. Ambross college at
a do.
oct. 5-Miuikin university at De
r.uT.
oct Hedding college at Aledo.
Dcr fe-Opon
oct &c Monmouth college at Mon
uth.
Nov Lombard college at Gales
bug
Eov @ Illinois Wesleyan univer,
sir. 70 h'odo
Gov 1s-Iiucoln COLLEGE at Aledo.
Nov % Bradley Polytechnic insti,
tire AZ Peoria.
Eav. 2>-st. viateurs college at
Ado.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02

When the stomach falls 10 perform
frs functions. the bowels become de
ranged. the liver and '-e Kidneys CON
gcs'ed. causing numerous diseases. The
stomach and liver must be restored TO
a healthy condition, and Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets can be de
pended upon 10 do il Easy to take
an most effective. Sold by all drug
gists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02

sims Of Tennessee. democrat, sought
tie immediate passage Of the meas
ire, explaining that the Johnson
Flynn fight was scheduled for July
and he hoped the picture films
fight be barred from leaving New
. exico. On a point Of order that a
cIorum was not presen, the house,
Despite Mr.. Sims vehement protests,
& ljourned.
Dubuque. Iowa, July I'm a
s heduIed ten round bout on an is
Ind north Of Dubuque, Jack Heinen.
e Chicago heavyweight. threw up
te sponge 10 Frank Klein, local
white hope in the SIKH round.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02

The worlds most successful medi-
cine for bowel complaints is Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It has relieved more pain
and suffering and saved more lives
than any other medicine in use. In
valuable for children and adults. Sold
by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02
Aiastinn Example 70 Hin.

A North Carolina negro was brought
ont on the gallows to be hanged for
murder.
Henry" said the sheriff. have you
anything to say:'
.Yas. sub" said the condemned man
Use got few words TO say. / merely
wishes to state dat dis suttingiy Is
eoin' 70 be a lesson TO me."-Saturdsy
Evening Post
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02

of the month was far greater than
the early part of the month
The report of John Joers, plumbing
inspector, showed inspections and eX-
aminations. The amount of S211 was
collected and deposited. Commission
er Rudgrens financial reports were
offered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-07-02
TWO MOTORCYCLE
RACES INCLUDED
To Satisfy Whim of Bob Bur
man, Holder of Speed Rec
ords, Events Are Added.
CUPS OFFERED TO WINNERS
Special Train Carrying Big Drivers
Arrives in Davenport From
Baltimore.

Two motor cycle races have been
added 70 the program OF events for the
Fourth OF July races al the Davenport
mile race track when Bob Bu-man and
Z string Of prominent drivers of the
country will compete in the automobile
Taces. Burman, himself a top-notch
auto driver OF today. formerly devoted
a. much OF his time and energy 70 driv-
ing a motor cycle. and it IS 70 satisfy a
whim Of the big driver that the motor
cycle races are included in the pro-
gram. Burnan has posted two cups to
be awarded 10 winners OF a two-mile
open race and fve-mile handicap.
The special train carrying Burnan.
Louis Menghetti, Elmer Macdonald.
John Reimey, z. Hickman and a few
other drivers from baltimore. together
with their racers, arrived in Davenport
last night The men will at once ac-
quaint themselves with the track and
the conditions.
PETERSEN ENTERS.
Pete Peterson. Daveuport's speed De.
mon. who holds the local track record
across the creek, and scra-a, street
records as well, f. entered In the
races. Drivers Of several other local
cars will compete with the big bows
The races are 70 be called al @ O'Clock
iU the afternoon. and include eight
auto and Two motor cycle events.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
h0WDERhOeN
>ews-Champion Correspondence


Tuesday. July 10.
Rain Yes we have had a great
plenty.
( Henry Rosenbaum is now working
near lola.
Mr.. Gahrielson of Goose creek went
To Gunnison Friday To buy having
machinery.
A son Of Henry Lamb. who used To
be in lola barbering. is visiting at the
Davis and Perry places below
Fovderhorn.
Mrs Chas. Nash Of Ridgeway. who
has been visiting with her mother for
the last month returned home last
sunday Mr.. Nash had preceded her
two weeks.
Those fellows who came over on
the Cebolla fishing last week did not
require wagon to haul their catehe.
back. The Oebolla So lar this season
has been very poor fishing.
The primary at Spencer last Tue--
day sent Frank Holt as a delegate to
the county assembly. Say Mr.
Editor what is the use Of sending
delegates; is il not cut and dried
same as two years ago.
Answer IL may be cut and dried
but il the result proves unsatisfac-
tory the voters have themselves to
blame The direct primary on SEPT.
10 gives them a weapon and il they
fail to u>e il they must not .queal.-
Editor
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
&u1ins = Cau1u>Gou,

Sealed bids viii BE- vsoeived b,
ths Bossd Of Cosnty Commissioners
of Gs.sisoa Cos.ty ior The con-
str~Aisa q psblic hishwsy, fro.
9 point sasl Of Csrricansi Creek,
whese the proposed new road leaves
the old sosd. thence TO the top of the
BLACK AssA, . distance Of abost Eve
and one half miles, the road to be on
the line Of the survey lately made
and stsked, the road 10 be made
sufficient for wagons, carriages and
automobiles and subject TO the
approval Of said board, and to be
completed in 1912. The board
assumes the right to reject any OF
all bids. Bids must be fled with
the County Clerk of Gunnison
County by August 18th. at noon.
By order Of the Board Of County
Commissioperu of Gunnison County.
By P. j. HURLEY,
81 -32. Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
- a.

Weas@ssas Jusy -.
Gaee'ss i-ysss ~a4sr . visss Go
bnuDser isss wssA.
=. n. McAiss~y - sssN.uiax ~tsh
aatsSa pssassss w ~ riEkt hasa.
~ Ckssss 1es.ss setur.ea 60 ,.r
eszDs Ia tsrssa 1ssctica Swssssy.
nli~~ Kate s.,ssu VI Pwet,as N v,.,, 1.
~ hsr SISTER. Mn Marry Moore.
Mrs.. Nersa T.rtisxtea and Mr..
=. Jones visited Gsssisua Tue~s,ay
ur and Nm. ssmmoass have a
hass dasehser at their house, born
1uAy %
0ss. A. D.. keys.,,ss~ ni.~ Aa.a
keynoisis ~ beaver and q party s,f
Zee sre sysadiag = tew weeks NJ the
G<uId I.iwl>s.
0r and Mrs. Fritz I.anoue and
cssl<irea moved To town this wesk
fhey viii have chsrxe us the Csuf-
nsss store and the pastosssce.
0r and hsrs. .. D.. Far.er of Is.,ts
SD two daughters casae ap To- Ohio
CNy Friday evening Mr.. Fsruer
retsrned to ih.lta sunday. They are
Visiting at the y. q. dice home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
- UnekIR

The Tosds sse ssill in bod shs,s
fvuR snowslidss and washosts be.
twssn Marble and Cvesssd Butte,
sSsordiaG 10 r II. Ashosey, marshal
u Marble. who drove over 10 attend
~ Repsblicsn assembly in Gssni-
80 last Saturday. He left hsrbls
- $50 .. n. Friday and rsschsd
Cpsssed Butte st 1890. The next
aasning he drove 70 Gsnnisoa in
four hours.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
novLEvulA
kews-CAanpteo COsvssosnAeas>.

sunday, Julv -.
Tad knowles is up from Gunnison.
NJ. \. Slate is expecting new auto
from Denver any day.
Every body is anxious To begin
haying but il rains regularly every
day.
Mrs. Ida Bush aud daughter were
visitors at the Double Heart ranch
Friday.
The Sargent team came down to
play with Doyle sunday The result
was tie.
Miss Brown, our school-maam,
visited at Walter Adams Saturday
and sunday.
dance was given by the club Sat-
urday night at Stephenson's hall. 1t
Was great success.
&. Nj. Harenks left for Denver sat
urday with John Eastman. The
two visited with II. IA. DesCombes
for a couple of weeks.
Zad Scott was in runaway Satur-
day. His horses became frightened
at an auto. A wire fence stopped
them. But little damage was done.
siebert Redmond left for Cripple
Creek saturday in his auto. Morty
slate accompanied him as far as
salida returning to Doyle ON the
train sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
nWy O.
Asao<Aamp1o cu0uuuunwOs
"Wednesday 1uls ~

"Wednesday Ssls ~
s.rsaais,s Ss~sa v very twsse -
th.- ~Trstsax
nr and Mr. I...ss~ I.pasr. ssA
iss.siiS ss-ssaa ri she csss~sssik h&suss
S.nsssx
A nsasiser 81 snr Vslsry t,lke ~ex
W. Alas.af Thsr-s.as ss.s,as trsss<s
~iua she Z = -s,ssis.r-.
FsSt"n >ps.n and t..cry ts'ssis
rctwrssd SUNDAY ir.m y ~eck = tsA-
nag trip us Is.tt,- csnven-
nr~ Alta Eszore and stte $50 ~
Msr~hslt.~n. Iowa. has hsvsn vs~ss-
nG her aunt Mr.. wigbt. isr the y,ass
twe wecss. They ssss WEDNESDAY,
ior to.r of cvsorssis ami y Wy.ssissG
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
oADlUln
Asss-CAanpsua CsssuapsoAuao:


Tuesday. duly ~,
Rain here every ass ior the past
two weeks.
John Ee.i went 10 trcsted Butte
is-i ~eek returning Tuesday.
Hsscco >anterelli is working al the
Rocky Mountain store this week
Lee Lehman and wiie PASSED here
Thursday going te the hills an the
rouad-sp.
Mrs. bpliard aud her two youngest
children visited with Mrs. Feci lew
days recently.
Sim I.aPisnte aud family. Frank
stull aud Ray l.aPiante have gone
to Irwin camping for tive weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
CnookSloa
News-Champioa Correspoadenes.

Monday July 90.
D. n. Hicks is building an addition
to- his house.
steve Waters is rounding up and
branding this week.
The dance al sargents Friday
night was well attended aud a good
time enjoyed by all.
MIR. and Mrs. J Roy Hicks went tn
salida Friday night To select material
for their new house.
Misses Elsie and Georgia Hicks
spent several days at Pitkin visiting
their sister. Mrs. duncan.
Mr.. soden hss new cream
separator and is sending cream to
Salida. Tie also put in new tele-
phone this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-02
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susuwa te sstv tsss't.s~cksis shs.~gs
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oasxsscs srsry ssa . sinssiss9 trtssa
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-07
Chester. Va

Editor Richmond virginian:
Stiff II Is necessary to further burden the
people. why not increase the tax rate? why
employ commission, at great expense, 10 do
SO. 1t can only increase revenue by increasing
assessments Those most eager for this measure
were violently opposed to the people electfng
their commissioners OF srevenue but were very
anxious for the Legislature to sit 4 month
longer. This alone Is reason enough for the
people to oppose It,
The 1895 assessment gave a net income of a
million year. and this squAndered at one
session Of the Legislature. To make up for this.
property was almost conf1scated In 1910 and
this don't satisfy the. State. RI her Institutions
are to continue raiding the treasury, = con
fscation will not suffice
Schools have become the chief oppressors OF
the taxpayers just as the church was in France
before the Revolution.
II the West Virginia debt Il ever paid. It will
never do the people any good Taxes Will not
be reduced one penny. but the whole amount
will soon be squandered, and the burden
put
Even with an empty treasury she IL planning
all manner OF extravaganza. With all thfs
additional money. such era Of extravaganza
would ensue as to make the Sultan wonder.
Very respectfully.
H. T. FAUNT LIE ROY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-07

disapprovai upon the licensed saloon ID not
composed OF citizens the majority Of whom are
willing TO embark In business ~ partners 10
the d. ink trade. We are perfectly we'll aware
that In many cases, and II WAS In evidence In
the Williamsburg proposal many men Of
strong temperance ieanings were brought to
favor a dispensary A. a choice OF evils. 1t
occurs to u.s. however that the dispensary plan
Is 80 obviously one which makes every citizen
partner in the liquor business that the people
had better suffer the Ills of the mall order
trafhc rather than embark into liquor trade
of their own.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-07
M-HENklN

Especial 70 The Richmond virgintaA.1
MEHERRIk. VA, Feb. s.--DepDst.
ti.n. IN tins prias Sfoi tn- riatch~A CO.
test for the treasurerfa once 81 i4unen-
burg county have been taken here.
The depoailions. by o~asr of the Eia cui&
Court were taken beiore Justice N. =
Geo. Six attorneys we're pressns.
Twenty-iive Witnesses were sttnincnsds
nearly al Of whom we're examined.
In the race last fall for treasurer II
Lunenburg county, Z. c. Ratchet won
BY thirty-fcur majority over A. y.
Bridgeforth.
At = business meeting held by the
Mehsrrin Baptist church r. l. Lash
and J. s. ShaelSleton were elected
The following oii.cArs for the SUNDAY
schopi were elected. superintendent
L. A. F1owers: Aasisfant aupertntcn-
dent. A. N. Bruce: secretary and treAs-
urer. N. q. Gee: librarians, WilliAm
Keely and Lee lowers; urxnnistE, Mrs.
w. b. Doughty and Miss Lolita
Bruce. The sunday school 10 re-
ported to Pe the best in the history
OF the church.
Julian PRICE. Of Greensboro. ". G.,
visited relatives here last Sunday.
Mrs. T. J. Jeter, who last fail moved
to South Richmond. visited frienes IN
Mehcrrin. this week.
DR.. and Mr.. =. II. Eimmersfan, Of
hichmond are the Gussts ~ nr. and
Mrs. w. =. Vest. They NtA leave this
week for Ksetlersviilet NA- whore Dr.
stmmefman viii practsca.
Or. J. +. Parker and family. Of
Pearisburg. Va. 49, here looking Over
this place. d. xArler who = = dem
ltst = thlnklnS about locating IN ne
herrin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-07

sons may exefcise-.eAs sielgt Ihich ssxik n
believe, vas. dearly bought whSh sns forsfA6hsu
dom--so vote upon ali dusssscss sssssinsns q
the welfare Of our people,
! therefore earnestly ask. In the nAfp4 Of ths
men Of old virsinja---this proud mother ~
States--thc right to vote upon Statewide pro-
hibition; or. In other words. that you grant thu
passage Of the enabling act"
Were l asked who are the greatest suffesera
under present conditions, / would say Virgins
mothcrs--not only Of a physical nature, but Ia
a far deeper and keensr. sense OF . mental
nature; when We see those for whom we
would give our hearts blood. IL necessary, n,ads
moral and spiritual wrecks BY the use Of that
which 10 licensed by the laws Of our state.
Gentlemen, pardon me. but W, who in the
light of mature knowledge and God given pow
er. make the law by which the little helpless
children and unwary youths will be led astrsy,
are far more guilty in Gods sight than those
who fall and debauched by the ccnse-
quences Of the law.
and walking across field which a nre had
passed found under a half burned bunch OF
broomsase thrush apparently burned to a
crisp but sitting N II were on the most. Lift
Ing her l found three little ones dead. but un-
touched by the nre--starved-her life spent In
vain.
love than that thought then that the great
est JOY could have known was TO have found
that bird home In time to have saved II.
May the God who watches sparrows and puts
such love into bird hearts. into mother hearts,
awaken in each of YOU the determination Il
He has not already done 30. to protect AZ far
as lies in your power. the helpless women and
children Of our State by allowing the men Of
Virginia to put out, if they viii. this fre Of
licensed saloons, which II sweeping over and
destroying homes and wreckng lives
Once to every man ana nation /olnes the mo-
ment to decide
In the strife OF Truth with Faisehood. for the
good evil side:
List. the ominous. stern whisper from the Del
phic caves within.
They enslave their chiidren's children who
make compromise with sim
On! representative men Of our State help
to make safe the way where our little ones must
60. by first making sure the enabling act and
then when called upon voting for prohibition
out and out.
And II by vote virsinians stem it.
Stem its iivid crimson tide,
Future lives will call you blessed
Such as those have lived. abide
Yesterday. today, forever: -
Since Gods love and life are one
And they linked lives with heaven
When the enabling act they won.
NELLIE G.. RICE.
Chester. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-07
CURRENT COMMENT

Only by contrasting the South OF today with
the South OF thirty years ago one get =
has been made and 20 forecast the future. Mar
velous things have been achieved. Stin more
marvellous achievements Will be made Much
has been done. but there lmitless resources
to b. developed; fmitless opportunities TO 10
utilized.
. The cumulative power Of the work Tor
Southern uphulldink Of the last third OF . cet,.
fury % beginning TO have its full erect The
attention Of the whole world II heinz cass-
tered on the South. A. never before. capital.
ists, manufacturers. msruhants. Investors farm.
err and health-esAkers are studying the South
Without fully understanding the work Of the
past thirty yeAFo no ono can correctly m4asuro
the possibilities q the future. One must knoyy
the progress nAds and tina resources Is soifs
climate. minsrals and water powers AWAITING
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-07

written for The Richmond yirsfinian.)
benjamin Rath. NJ. d., volume one page lbl.
writes
An inquiry into the effects of ardent spirits
upon the human body and mind
'Not less destructive are the effects OF ardent
spirits upon tho human mind. They impair
the memory. debilitate the understAn ding. and
pervert the moral faculties. 1t probably
from observing these effects Of intemperance In
drinking upon the mind. that law was for
meriy PARSED tn spain which excluded drunk
ards from beiHnnEitnesses In court OF jus
. ,,ss nut M effects q a.. s,
only fai.shood. but fraud, theft, aneiesnilness
and murder
Like the demoniac mentioned in the New
Testament, their name In legion, for they con-
vey into the soul host OF vices and crimes,
"A more affecting spectacle cannot be exhibit
ed. ttan person into whom the Internal spirit.
generated BY habit Of intemperance, has en-
tered. It Is more or less affecting. accordins
to the station the person nils In family. or
in society, who 10 possessed by It.
which rends the bosom OF his wife. Is she q
wife7 Who can measure the shame and aver
aion which ahe excites in her hushsndl il he
Of chiidren' See their averted faces from their
parents and their ,bfushing looks at each other!
In he q magistrate? Or has he been chceen
councils of his country! What humaiaGing
fears Of corruption In the administrators OF
the laws and OF the subversion OF public order
and happiness. appear in the countenancA cf
all who him! Ii ne minister Of the gosDslf
Here language fails me. II ange's ween Il =
at such a sight"
ruxrs 4 read the pnfre report for thS tAst
month. The said report shows total Of las
arrests during the month OF January. from
causes mr. follows: Assault and battery. 3. -
eauit. IS: drunkenness. 90: felony. IS: fue1ttves
from Justice, >; larceny. II; lunacy. .: mlsde-
meanor IL: trespass. Il peace warrant s.
warrants 3; violation OF city ordinance q. :;
Petersburg.