The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 4

I GAZETTE LAST EDITION VOLUME KAJiSAM, I )IAV 21. BACHELORS BARRED FOR JURY SERVICE Only Married Men Desired on the Doxey Jury and they Must be Properly Fair Defendant in Confident Mood SO Lovls, ef- foit to fill the panel of forty-seven of whom twenty-two were ehos- eii yestoiiday, is being, attempted at the second 'day's of the trial of E. ace.uscill of poisoning William .7. Erder, a postal i It. Mrs Doxey appeared more, confident this morning as she took her scat beside her attorneys ami the examination proceeded.

AVhat apiiwii'e'd to bo tho pur pose bqilt uie stale, defense, lo iliaco married men between the ages ol.twenty-five and forty-five, was apparent tile. line of questions propounded to tho talesmen. The 'Hrsf. asked during the morning, wns usually: you married," and "hew old you." the prospective juror confessed to being' over forty-five years old. effort was immediately made to disqualify 1 Mrs.

Doxe.v's aged inllijcr and sistbr took 'scuts immediately behind the licensed, today; Five additional names were added to Hie jury panol in two hours today 'n tile trlul of Mrs. Dora K. Doxey, charged with the murder or her alleged husband, J. Erder. Twenty tentativa Jurors' are sllli needed to complete the panel of forty-seven.

Or. lj. 15. Doxey, the prisoner's husband, who also is under indictment, was kept, in a cell today. Ho will not be.

taken into oour.l while bis wife is on trial. limphalie. declarations of sympathy for the woman charged with the crime were made by two ve- ni remen in examination. The circuit attorney following custom, challenged prospective jurymen who said they would not convict 1 woman on circumstantial evidence. VANITY OFVETERAN Claim to Have laved 'u Than a Hundred Years THEIR STORIES WONT WASH 1 Til 1C LATH President lluclninaii Picture Pre.scnU'd to tinelo by Pi'in co.

Daltimoro, the ington. there tho late King Hay art gallery, In Wash's a portrait in oil of Edward VII, who THE OlOXSl'S OKKICIAliS AH13 TO Old (o of Their Years anil the Fuels Methuselah 1 Ouiii at Cpiisns Dcpai'tnu'nt even iu restoring and Washington, May lah's oaths as to his age- wonfd not bo accepted of the United States census burean. After investigating some recently reported cases of longevity, Dr. Cressy L. eiiipf Hlatisticiaii of the division of vital statistics, reports that, it Is undoubtedly true Ihat the- age of 100 ypars is attained but that It is perhaps fioubtful whether the ago of 110 over has been readied or exceeded.

It is nut at nil surprising, tho. ro- poit points out, that many unfounded claimK to extreme age arise. is Avcll known that many of (Uo statements of exact, age, the middle period of life youth are not strictly correct. "In old age, with impaired memory," the report continues, "with possible unintenticnal confusion of what has been heard and what has 1'Eon actually the individual, after the. death of contemporaries whose, testimony might contradict claims to excessive longevity and'with the well-known tendency of many'aged persons to exaggerate, in tho utmost good faith, the number of years they have lived, those claims aro not surprising." After cc'ai'etul investigation in re- Hard ago of Noah Raby, known, -as 1 "the oldest man in the' country," who was said at the time of his denth si few years ago to havo lived .181.

years and 11 months, tho census bureau officials came to the conclusion that llaby probably was years 1 11 mcnl.hs old when he died, or tlijrt.y-nlne years less than was Rally's record was looked up in as great detail as was possible. A rc- ort in the New Medical lit i- (ird i), I'JOi, that lit entered the. Utiited States navy about as'soon ns the United States had a and aftur a num- bet joais was dtsUiaigcd 111 130't was sliakoti bNj a repoil fiom tho dcpaitment says' Xoah Haby was on the rolls the Ccnstitutiou in so it is possible that the mpoit of his clia ch.itge from the nai in 1SOO was puie nd at the time of painting, was the Priiice of Wales, which is interesting, not onJy from a historic and standpoint, but. to whicl considerable local interest also at taches. This three-quarter length of the late monarch painted shortlj after a visit liiat he made to-till- country.

During this visit he heartily cntevlaiued by Presiden Buchanan, whose niece, Lane Johnston, was his hostess. pleased was the future King lingland with his visit that he sa to' tlio president of thG Scottisl Royal Academy for his portrait ii oils for gift. This painting the prince sent President Buchanan, who at ih time of the reception of the pot trait, had become again a privat citizen. was well know- in Baltimore, and was comiede with the Johnstons in this cilj Henry C. Hopkins, the artist and restorer, was given ih commission by Mrs.

Johnston, the painting, and durin held with Mrs. in ston he was entertained by he TU 10 DA UK DAYS: Some clays a Mi dark and pinilc 3 mid and all the woi'ld. seems louiicy, and luck its base; and "t- tic job you tackle starts oir -u'rofei yon rickUs Illl place. All day your evil tune lingers; yon stuli yoni toes jinisli your lingers, slivers in your and 1 wlit'ii you em! futili- la hors you so mntl yon your lu-iKlibors, and poison soitU'Oiie-'s I've, had' sucli days, I discovi-ivd that evil foi'iime o'er ine hovered, as limit as 1 stayed 'innil: lint al- np anil dusted, li'tlc dat'lc blue n'i'aft w.i". hnsti'd, avilen looked bright; and -tilad.

Old ilad Luck comes sncjopiiiii round me, tries- lo po.stci-mid coiiioiind ino, I give niy a ji'i'k, and spriiifi a jiinilc? seven call Dad ivorst of t'akt'i'H, and down to work. Had laick will llugei- if you Or it in your, iiriiis and nurse it, and soak it, with your tours; but il it you laiigli ti'iin I and just koop on Uravcl, for forly-sovon yoais' Oopyi-lchlcd by Syiulluatcs 'RED SMITH CITY CLERK VI'I'OIXTKl) AT COMMISSION! MS THIS This Completes I be C. The liiipnrtiinl. City Jly I'VdvratUm. in Presented with personal roval visitor.

reminiscences of the- liilile Clashes al K. 1 Tho religious work for the stu- rt tuts of the University of Kansas is increasing in. anHi interest each year. The Christian and Presbyterian churches arc represented in Lawrence by student pastors who conduct Bible and mission classes for all who avail themselves of the opportunities without regard to denominational preferences. The work of Die Christian church is carried on in Myers hall, which is admirably equipped for student religions activities.

The Presbyterians will be similarly prepared for larger aw! better work by the erection of Westminster hull this summer. Tin; other denominations In Lawrence make "-penal aiiangp monis for Bible instruction in their respective churches. In many of them members Of tho faculty conduct llible classes especially for University students. 1 SHIPPERS IN WAR PAINT "SAmncsT ron Tell Miss llave Ilceii" Omaha, May 2 A meeting of Missoitit feluppeis us Individuals, is being held here today, fo pretest the proposed ad- yance of -freight rates, as scheduled by the railroads, to the. interstate commerces commission, affecting commodities In Missouri river ports.

A contest is bujng made by th.e ahlp- pots asseiting that Iho proposed liv- is and loday's Kansas Cily. May Noble 1 fiast "Nineteenth street, who compromised her breach of promise suit against George Chalmers Sinllhpeter, of by accepting $2 be sorry did bo aftot a talk she hart with members of the jury this morning. Ono juror told her sho would have al. least $10,000, and several others' said she had made a mistake in dismissing tho suit. Thcj said thcj ie.ill> enjoyad hearing the love letters.

ludge B. Miciillchrook sen the home Ihls morning and the suit formally wns dismissed. Fred If. Smith was appointed iiy clork at tho regular meeting ol he board of city commissioner. 0 this morning.

This is tho last, one of the important city office and constitutes 'clean sweep" by the in changing tlie employees of the major jobs. The offices of oitj lUtorney, city engineer, water su liennlendoni- and city clerk have tosen Illlod new -men, am with the new commission- the, towi Is doped for another aflmiuistratlot of its affairs. 'Air. Smith is young man, unmarried, who live at South Market street, and hat lived in limporia cloven years. II is an experienced stenographer a IK office man, and has been employe! the past three years in the SanU Fe offices.

He was appointed Commissioner Lawlcr. The commissioners had a bus: morning. Concerning the petit ioi which was presented- last, week property owners for -the construe tiou of a sewer between Copley am Randolph avenues and Congress an State streets, Matthew Brown, cit engineer, reported thai proper drainage was not to bo obtained by the- building of the sewer, and sug- gestt-d (hat the commissioners refuse the petition until a better plan an be substituted. This report was adopted. Mr.

Lawler offered a resolution that tho city c.lei'k be authorised to advertise for bids for lhe collection of garbage within iho city limits and this was passed by vote. Under the old city council, bids were sought, but as only one was received in response to the advertising, nothing was done. The ordinance for the issuance of improvements, bonds, for the. construe- lion of sanitary sewers was passed, and the bonds were adopted'(o run for-a period of twenty years, hoar- ing 41 por cont annually. Mrs.

IT. Uunlap and Mrs. Will Colyar, representing the Oily Federation, appeared before tlio council ml stated the proposition ot em- iloyiiiK a deaconess to look after the loor of the town. They explained he duties of a deaconess, showing low it would be not only her dutj report rases of need and sco It heir, relief, but also lo carry ou uethods for tho poorer people le.Ip themselves. The good worl tlio of the Federation along the line, charities was mentioned, but ai Mrs.

Colyar said, "this work has outgrown Us miscellaneous periot ind we. need systematic charity am inisiness-liko endowment of U. Tho commission was told that a sur of $1 6 per mouth hud been pledge for year toward the employmtiii of a deaconess, and the city was, to give. 1 per month for this purpose. 11 is proposed piiy Iho deaconess pnr mouth, The commissioners had never discussed (ho matter, but promised lo give it consideration and to lake action nt the week, commission adjourned until this afternoon'for'a.

short of miscellaneous business. A BOGUS BANKRUPT '1 Procwdyigs Against Harry 'ill MI' In. IELO BACK LOT OF STUFF in; stri-iA o. HAD NOT hnpOJ(eil Thaw Ucl'oiV UK MiOollJiii "iit 'lliat "SCMi uiptn Kaive. Plttsbtng 24.

Tho oiillro iinkiupt of Harry Ken- ill nnalldated as thu -nill of dlst.Io-.nits made- today, to he elfct that In Ntvv York City hele or rs' worth merchandise anil it. least $i)00 is I)' mi; withheld from he cieilitois iV. of tills mer- uidUe said to consist of iscs ol ihanipa iu imported by "haw just 1 before lie shot Stanford Vhite. The' cost him, it is 'id $0 0(10 and lo hayo bee.u at a dinnei; in liotiot of Kvplyti, 'hich was to'lniye imttlniic- the sun- aiioiinl "blackbird pii- dinner" glvyn WliilL-, I he ch is nnl used, and sud to be in bluiagc. Detectives rom who are working on ho caso wllh York, deiucllveh vill not say where but they Kensatlcnal developlnenls vilhin afcw days'; Doctor Lamb, or lUlc twin Ishuin is in his possos- loii belonglnii In Thaw, ac- ording to the of Attorney raines Craham, of Now York.

0 in tiuslce in bnnk- uptcy. asseris nothing of hese lioms of the O'Mara says he is having 'a search made in Xow York for hjiiiiig place of his part of Thaw'n wealth. It is said that (be claims mentioned are only a (ew of those which KO to mike uj) in estate of more thin 00 000 v.h di be saved 10 In, di irged In the 11 inkiui couit In mu rcspepl.f it is issatcd iltorueys. the binkruptcj hcuincb hive been a fuit bfrausj? of time-siKiiit in 1 ruing: (ho duiils ot alleged) ox- orhitant. chariies against thu estate wliuit it was no iv by, those on the inside that there would ho a set tltmonl by compt (imiSR on somo 01 those claims.

OMiomviKKl Kulls, lirs( al- 11 faifa is being cut'by farmers of HilM county. Alfalfa is we'll In blossom tin- llrst oiiliiniv said to lie a little Hfihl, yi't in IIKISI serf Ions If make i'jilrly good a yield. On account of (he? ilry, Void weather in April nnd continued 1 cool Avenilicr of Slay, 0 'tlHf-rryji was gi-oally put: bm-k. tlio bottoms, alfnlfa wns nlso Imdly ihiiimgeil by fro.sts, (hero being liuiiilri'ils of licit were cut 'down to the ground in April anil nciTs.miri- Jy had in SHIM, over Tlio nl fill I'u in iiuiny of Holds Is nmv little more (bait 19 griMvii jiud at loiivt tu-o weeks moro will be ri'iiulrcd before it will be. ready any.

(lie- II.MIII! comlilloiis between upland and bottom land alfalfa have nonr- 15 l.v boon rovorsoil IJii.x On tlio, uplands, allulla WHS mil. seriously hurl by the frosts (ho iivs'tili Is tlmt (lie crop not, only i-oino on ahead nl' a other, lint Hie yli-ld will 0 nlHUit lieavy. As the Hlfiill'a iltstHcts 1.10 1111 liti.s I lie be (In- biittiiMis, lunvever, the llrs(. will lie beloiv the iismil iivcmne I'm- this county. HIT BY AN AUTOMOBILE THE GOVERNMENT HAS CARDS UP ITS SLEEVE Further Sensations in the Underweighing Fraud Case are on the Stand Again Today and Revelations the governmonr fcirulor ualtrcd uul of win re he star wlliH'HS.

master, who tho At pen il on- had boon -sent, after ML NSON ciu.vi: TIU, IT next; TO M.A- STOI'I'KI) I'liinfnlly Hun. Unt Ity His 1'rcsciice of Mind Ksciipeil Worse Was J)i'lvcii by Us Owner, Still. bossing for jeai's (ho sugar weighing i'rnuds un tho Wllllamsliurg ilui'k, had a most IntorcMing story 10 tell yoslo.rdiiy, It not nniinly on hts ev- Idcneo Ilia! the jiovoriimenl. rciJi'H HH to convict t'huvles H. lleike of purl, in the conspiracy fraud.

Tlie government presumably IUIH not yol shown UK fiill hand against Hollto. tho evidence itl- in lho uiiy of iho iary. 1 cvldciue rcfjardliiK his nl- It'Ked iinrl ill nr of tlio frauds is oxpcciod, and loilay, with it was niight nf- I'ovd oppuriinHty for 'presniit- It. As Kihvard Whallc-y look tho stiiml lo toHtlfy I'm- the fiovorntncnt at loduy'H session, liny president oi tho Anu'rlcnii Stiijar liotlnlnt; Com- pnny, H. Thomas, one of tin? trust's directors, Ur.

Krimucl I), I locker, xat. behiml llt'iko. is the Irt'Hsupy aKeni who was with olluir iiivoHtlBiiHirs when tint fatmu raid ilio Hiisiir ilocks was miidv. lu i and the I'nuidulcnt Inn dovlccs dlwovored. He was tin stuiid only minutCH.

and was not crOHS-iixaniined. He was oinployod fur a. thu HUS'ir (oniininy and tlli'tc- tiou. said, ho used to tamper- wllh i In- scull's by rolII IK; the ball. us- he called It.

Mo HltislnH.ed tho In iho court room, cylindrical weight to tho left ol in to tho weifilic icitordcd. lio Huid lie ncvdr suw i he Bled Kprlun until lili! timo o( the nilcl. Munson, street, was I11G OK Chase County L7p for lection. 1' Harris, .1. I'.

Harris, jr. Gcrtr.ude Harris' and Jessie Arm of Otlawn, In FSmporin jcstt'i day hi0.0(1 ng follows In Chicago and other slimlai patherings cities. Wallet Tones and Challes Welk of Lebo, weic business: 1 todaj. Coltonwood county committee held a meeting in wood Falls Saturday, afternoon and went over tlio political field in this county. They arranged to havo ull tickets in the townships, 'bore will he several candidates fos.

tost of the couiii.v offices and ontest for souu- of tho places will spirited. Tlit-ro are at present hree for the office of pvtmy. treasurer: three for register thorn are women; wn each for clerk i of tho rtisi.rirr. county and county su- lerinteudeiit. Following ilio list of camlilatcs: Hoprosi'utative.

.1. H. probate judge, T. 11. Wells: register of il'cds.

Borlhn immor, HatUc Smith and Charles Ward: clerk of the court, Miss Uii.ssio lluiisto (May haft: county treasurer, W. P. Ivans, C. 1. Mutilo, and H-.

Ulnckbimi; coiiNiy I'. and .1. county clerk c. Whitcomb and D. C.

Allen. Isaac n. Mall Isnrtc O. Hall morning at the 1:01110 hts nephew, K. I-- Congress street.

He svrts born ci.uhty-.oiu! years ago iu Vla.vton, Ohio. funeral surviccs will l)c ''ondui'-ioil by tho lodge MI (he home at 1.0 'o'clock tomorrow, morning. and tho body o'clock to his Plevna, II urns several ill lake taken at former Tci 1 intormeiit, Mr. one daughter ami liiMren. BOMB THROWING IN SPAIN Genuino while pine "screen at price as yellow pine.

Lumber Company doors Smith Tho annual book salo is now en nl the. Graham. Book and Art alore The best stock, of books in Einpoiln, -Madrid. Of 4 IrllM) hnilc 1 the viullinsi of the, king In tuO'i. but fu- Ihe ot-lglnnl iu archlats wns king at, his an i nipt wedding day nl Ion of the stilkp dcvvii il at tho Willai'd Munson, son of and L.

who live at 715 State tlie of a collision between the bicycle which ho was riding and the owned and'drlrtu by 1C. .13. Still, at the corner of street and -Sixth avenue, yesterday afternoon about The car and the bicyclo met at a hoad- uii angle, and! Hits boy was thrown f.i'oin whoul (o the of the machino, he uiiti! the machino was" stopped. Me was liad- bi-uified about the head and tho hip. and his right knco was severely wrenched.

Tlie injuries aro not. serious, bul aro painful, and witli the nervous shock, sulTieio.nl tu him from, school today. The boy says ho was. riding his wheel on Sixth avenue, holding to the- riglii, and that whon he came 1 May 2-1. Hue Htate.

streel Mini, he angled across intersection to tlio right side of iho street, watc.hing out for tho of the S. 11. Warren car, whk-h was coming from town and which drew up in front ot tho Warren home, lie says ho out this car, and did not seo Still car coming from tho north. Ho says UK? Still car must havo turned out lo iho loft when the Warren car drew to tlio curb, and tho bicycle and tho machine came Ktralght together just at the turn. Me.

was thrown violently from his seal, lo the fronl of machine, and grasped the posl ol fine of tho front', lights, from which the lamp had -been removed, I'm support. The car wns iiuicklj stopped and ho wns helped from (hi fonder to tho ground. Ho would nol lot himself bo taken home in tin automobile, "for fear it, wouh frighten my mother," ho said, ant walked to the house. A physielai called and Iho bad bruise on knee was dressed. The front whoc: if (ho bieyclo waa smashed, but Mr had it ropain d.

When Mr. Still was soon thl morning by a reporter for (lie Oa- he said "Ho did not caro-whal Ilio paper snui about tin; affair," Ho slated thai ho had passed the War- machine, hviggiug lo tho right urb of the si root, and that as ho turned into Sixth avenue, the son boy tried to pass in Trout oC his gives HUM us tho canso Coi' accident, and said that he was iroing KO slow that tho car did-not iinstf entirely 'over Ilio bicycle before if was slopped. Ho says tito boy was ndlntr across the avenue guiding 'he bicyclo with ono hand ami liold- the coal over his shoulder with the other. Htsidonts Stato street In huiKlnd block say that the fall in-IIIP grado of tho street, 'tumplx toi-ils lo snood down ibis highway, nnd Hint' two cars, at least, havn nsthlt- of dashing through this Mock nnd turning into the- avenue A lii.uh rale of They sivy Ih SHU cur is r.nn of them. This Is 11 of tho busiest Imcrsoclioiip rowu, and (hi 1 irall'ic.

always is heavy P'ay lit Aid Tho Women's Sludoiil Clovonimoui Absochuion of tin- University gavi; di'iimiitUutlon of Ijiv.vls "Alice in Wonderland." a natural on the campus May The rocoiplH of iho oiitei'laln- mont re added in tbo fund for i7iafiitonancc of si-holarsliip i'nr I'ehsman This scholarship i as boon one c.l tho main prnjocts ulemptod by tlio women Htndents the fteslro for. HH SUCCOKH was stimulus for the excellent work Iiowu in tint production of tho W. H. of the English lartinoiit, the story of Mice, and c.lhor-members of tin? I'm-- designed the oostumoK and I'llaniiod the Tho was ono of the must oveiu.s of tlio school year, given, it wns, muter tho trees vvhero Iho costumes ol the fa irlos mil wondoi ful animals wore most et- 'ecltvo. A RIOTOUS ROUNDUP Italians ji rciiiisylvnnla Colliery Hi-conic ntxl llllHIll A FIGHT WITH THE POUCE A MANY SOUK IlKAOH A HKSULT One "lit" ilio Kon-lunors Dj-inn and.

a I'tillconmii in Hint Simpo Another Out When (lie First. It Is coaling moro to cloihe ivit'o than it. a year ago. Insult (lull in today is iliuilily that sold 1'ijur years age' $10, Ktiys Iho Duliuoator for 1 woman who iKiiifihf. a pattern ind made her own spring suit had to a yard for common bine ergo that she last year at sovonty-llve conts.

or for hroadvlol.li yard for what was formerly thai worn dollar arc now Slnclting.s that wore a while ago twenty-live, rents lire, now tliirly-flvo c.unls. Khni-H havo just boon inarkod up. Sboos that wore formerly a pair aro now Tbo kitchen broom that once twenty-live is now forty cents, and a purchaser who recently ob- JccKul to he prico, wan ohoorfnlly advised by tho dealer: "Better liny now. They're likely to bo $1 bo foro tho onil of the year." ISven a apron costs iiioro I linn it i-voi- did before, wllh gingham, wliir.h many 11 honsewit'e has purchased for six coins a yard, now is at ton oe.nts. riot, lirnlte oin anioiig the strildug at No.

il colliery or tho t'onusyl- 'i-anla C'oal C'ompany. near I'iltston, today, following niiempl of -'n. posse to sfop tho police, headfirt by Rergeaut. Meluiing. from dispersing a (Towil of llnlinna who tlircntoneil (jllicrs wlion the work train reached the colliery.

One foreigner was so badly i-hibhod by a stale policeman that, be may die- in 1'Ittalon hospital, where Sheriff hurried with tiim hi an automobile, and 'also hail Ills own wovmds drosHCd. State Trooper -litspcr, oi Tedach, was caught under a horse which was by a blow on the head, and was badly dubbed troopers drove lie was removed 10 other KANSAS Child Ai nl' a I Away MV ACID. i Visit. May Thpmtis fiiinininRs, a. baby 1 mouths old, died from drinking carbolic acid at, Iho home of Mr, and MI-H.

Joseph Meeker, its grandparents, here this al'lornmm. Mr. and Mrs. William CuiiiniliiKs. Hie puronis, are visiting some town iu Missouri.

i serious camlillon. before his the barracks in. The rio't fltml- Mulcted and another ono broko nut nt colliory, a mile away, but I IK; rioters thore dispersed when (he troopers arrived. Timciy SiiKg Tho following communication wan sent lo tho Oazette: To Hie Killtor of the Gazette, Sir: 1 am heartily in of the bitud tncveiueiil and was glad see. In last night's paper (hut this-organivxi- lion is HIIOII to Rive a concert and Hie town luis a chanco to help Mu i.

the notice recalled something that I have of tun wished ID speak public bund concerts. In towns larger than Km- porisi the concerts arc'11. farce and. d'K'Out people do not make a pretence of attouding Those' his return finm Tho bomb Ihiowii bs his own weapon, proves to be South Amu it an He- 'olnmlttpd suicide when ho sow Hat captutcj thr police was imminent." SEVENTEEN SAILORS LOST Do you appreciate Orsl-rlass, up- to-datf snnitary barber, workV the placo, Commorcini trcet. cf Olpt-, wfts poria on busiiiC'Ss ycstciduy.

13m- I'ori. Ihifon. Slay stearner, Frank II. C.oodyear, owned by Captain Mitchell, of this city, collided with the steamer 1.1. Wood, I wen y-so VIM i miles -south of I Tlmiider liny last, night at.

o'clock, Kinking in forty-seven fathoms of water. Tin; Goodyear crow numbered twonty-thico, of which seventeen wore loMl. Cnplaiii Ilometigof. hi charge of ii) among tin 1 survivors. Many of Ihe (Joodyear's crcxv woro by falling hatches before (hey had a chanco lo jump Into the.

walor. All had Ufo preservers when tho vessel sank. The b'aby of the Good- yon r's was from hl. a niniR by falling hatch atui, the infant lost. fveo cnucei-ts are attcnilctl by thu class Hint attends beer gardens and rosorts of a similar nntiiro.

lit mporia the weekly bund' cbncerls havo been a dellghUitl menl. utl ended by everyone. unless we aro moi'i! careful our bniul roncerts a nuisancci and be. wlioUy year niilurlibor of mine had a narrow escape from rulTitui ut ono of thu ccncortK. A negro jolted into his wife and when ho spoko to thu man.

(lie Cellow drew a knife tin eatoisud to attack him. If such. characters as these arc allowed to attend our concerts intr parks will be no safe for women anil children to so to, and most men will not care much about such a 1 place. Of course- wu cannot 'prohibit certain poopK- coming to thu coiu-erts. but we can have.

police patrol. If It is -'necessary, deputies' should be used on concert nights. Wouldn't, this be a gootl opportunity Cor the now conuuisslaix to take action? Persons should wanting Kugone 1,. Orlmsluy, of a business,.