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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. " THUKNDAY. MKITKMBKR 27. IMG. APPLICATIONS FOR SALOON LICENSES. = The Georgian has accepted these advertisements and prints them because the City Council, under ordinance, directs that they appear in all daily papers, apd we believe it best that all should know who the applicants for license are and where they propose to conduct saloons. We can not consistently accept pay for them, and they are printed gratis. We feel that this explanation is due the public. I hereby make? application to the next I hereby make application to the next meeting of city council for retail beer II- cenae at 3S$ Decatur afreet. 8. M. WILSON. I hereby make application to the next I hereby make application at the next next meeting ... of retail liquor llcenrf at SI Weit Mitchell OLBNDAI.K SPRING DISTILLING CO. Notice la hereby glroti that at the next )ecatur atreet. II. II. NBWKLL. I hereby make application to the next meeting of city council for retail liquor llCcntc at 43 Houth l'ryor atreet. AL BROKK. Notice la hereby given of application for wholesale liquor Itconac at 91 Peachtree atreet. JOSEPH THOMPSON CO. I hereby make application to the next South Broad atreet. GRAY ft CONDON. application to the nex •urruna ». .. v .ouiidl for retail llquo llccnae at 51 South llroail atreet. TENNESSEE LIQUOR COMPANY. I hereby make application to the next meeting of city council for retail liquor Ilcenae nt 10 and 12 Walton atreet. A. II. HARRIS, license at 21 Won M1trh.ll atreet. ROTHSCHILD * CO. I hereby make application to the next S leeting of elty rounell for retail liquor cen.e at SO South Broail atreet. CENTURY DISTILLING COMPANY^. Notice la hereby given that I will mnke application at the next meeting of the city *— •-— at 4S6 Decatur W. T. ARGO. the next — ,-al of re- llquor license nt 111 ^Decatur^ street. We hereby make application to the next meeting of clly council for renewal of re- liquor fce^ T ££ I hereby mnke application to tho next ncctlng of city council for retail liquor II- •* « Foraytb atreet* I. Ilf OPPENHEIM. I hereby make application to the next meeting of city council for wholeanle liquor license nt 9 East Alabama street. I. II. OPPENHEIM. ell for retail liquor Ilcenae at 32 Marietta atreet. JACOB VOGT. I will apply at next meeting of city cone dl for retail beer Ilcenae at 520 Decatur atreet. W. HI FAITH. 133 Teters street. lelty council license from letta atreet. LOWENSTBIN ft CO. W. L. Bft!DWELL ft CO. II for t rnnifer of wholesale d»eer ” c VWbMKcY' cnunell for wnolesale lieer lleenaa Korayth atreet. W. L. BRIDWBtL k CO. I will apply at the next meeting of city council for retail tlqner Ilcenae at IB Eaat Alabama atreet. M. W. ItEID. I will apply at the next meeting of dty council for retail beer Ilcenae at Kt Decatru atreet. W. M. ALSTON. I will apply at the next tneotlng of dty 1 will apply at the next meeting of dty eounell for wholesale liquor Ilcenae at 254 atreet. I. SINKOVITS, 1 will apply at the neat meeting of dty I will apply at the next meeting of elty ounell for retail llqnor license nt 25 Dem ur atreet. M. SHUItSIAN. I will apply at the nest meeting of city council for retail liquor llcenao at 44 Wall •treat. M. BKURUAN. We will apply at tha next meeting of dty enuucll for retail llqnor Ilcenae at • Wait Mitchell atreet. J. D. BRADY k BRO. We will apply at the next meeting of clly council for retail llnnoi llccnae at II Itera tor atreet. STEINBERG k ABELSON. to dty council nt Ita next meeting for I IKE WliBE t will ai ell for wl •treat. pply at next meeting of dty conn- holeaate beer Ilcenae at 1! Meaux THOST BRADLEY. I will apply to next meeting of dty coun cil for wholeaale liquor llcenee at 1« Edge- wood avenue. I. 8ILVEUMAN. Ul'S BEIIMAN. I will appl^ to next masting of dtjr coon MI'ltKAY WATSHN. ell for ratal! liquor Ilcenae at ltd Di » at 110 Decatur . HIRSOVm. Ing of the .... cenae at Hotel Aragon, rornar Peachtrei and Ellla streets. J. LEE BARNES. Notice la hereby given of application for ear Ilcenae at 544 Decatur afreet. JAMES HUGHES. I will apply at the next meeting of elty ounctl for retail llqnor Ilcenae at 11 Man- tta street. BEN ROSENTHAL. I will apply at naxt meeting of dty eoun- II for retail beer license at IS Batter treat. J. B. PATTERSON. ell for retail liquor license at 20 lla -venua. B. EIIRLICn. I will apply at neat meeting of dty scan. II for retail beer Ilcenae at (M Marietta treat. J. B. MATHEWS. I will apply at next meeting of dty coun cil for wnoleaale liquor Ilcenae at 27 South Pryor atreet. * It. J. PARK. I will apply at next meeting of dty coun rll for retail liquor lleenaa at 24 Decatu tt. M. M. COHEN k SON. council for t.. Pryor etraet. POTTS-THOMPBON LIQUOR CO. ell for retail liquor Ilcenae a 141 Decatur street. JAKE GUStN. We will apply at next meeting of dty council for retell liquor license at 0 Decatur atreet. L k L. CLBIN. We will apply at next meeting of dty council for retail liquor Ilcenae at »7 White hall atreet CASSIRER k CO. I will apply at naxt meeting of elty coua- dl for retail liquor Ilcenae at B W. Mitchell atreet BEN ROSENTHAL. We wfll apply at the next meeting of dty council for retail liquor license at Ss Mari etta atreet. HANLON BBOS. I will apply at gext meeting of city coua- Street r *'* if ' l,,n0r ""“■'jo'lW’V'fe' ell foe tf Street. _ .&{?" J will apply at next meeting of elty conn- dl for retail llqnor. Ilcenae at M Decatur •treat. n. ABBLMAN. I will apply at tha .next meeting of dty council for retail liquor IIcsdm at corner of Cantral and Decatur. SAM KLINE. At the will ap ladlaon i . mealing of tha dty council iladlson'ayennsf I hereby make application to the next meeting of the dty council for retail liquor llcenao at 174 Decatur atreet. L. PFKFFBR. I hereby mnke application to the neat tneotlng of city council for renewal of retail liquor licence at r,n Decatur etrcct. GEORGIA LIQUOR COMPANY, Per H. FELDMAN, Prop. I hereby innko application to the next meeting of the elty eounell for retail liquor Ilcenae at 25 Eaat Alabama street. J. M. HIIB8L1N. I hereby make application to 41m neat meeting of the elty eounell for retail liquor license at 3 Walton street • MORRIS II. MANHEIM. I will make application at the next meet ing of dty council for retail liquor llceaae at 100 Decatur street. P. O. HAOEllTY. council for retail Honor Ilcenae nt Id De catur atreet. GOLDBERG k FEBN. We hereby make application nt the next meeting of tha elty council for wholesale llqnor Ilcenae at 70 and gj Peachtree atreet. R. M. ROSE COMPANY. We hereby make application at the neat We hereby make application at the next meeting of city council for retail liquor II- cenac at W0 Decatur street. FRIEND k QUINN. will maka application for retail ccoae at Ul 1 locator street. A. ABELSKY. D. B. HOLLIS. rOEOI. k SISGEU i nereny reage applicant meeting of dty council fur cenae at 122 Decatur street. I hereby make application to tha next I hereby make application at the. next meeting of the council for retail liquor llceuae nt 1W Marietta^ jf SIMMONS. I wilt make application nt the next meet- M. WOI.PERT. a l in*, next mrriuiB V l apply for renewal of retal Ilcenae at 41 nec^atrrot^ At tha next meeUng of Cornell I will ap. Pjyjor retail ^ ' At the next meeting of dty coin will make application for wholesale llcenee tt 1J&W2 Marietta street FOX LIQUOR CO. At the next meeting of city council I will apply for retail liquor Ilcenae at No. 7 W. Alabama street. II. SII.VEIIMAN. We will mike application at the next meeting of the city round! for retail liquor llrenoe at lit Patera street. LAMBERT k IIARBUCK. At tha next meeting of genornt council we will apply for beer Ilcenae nt 207 Edgewood •venue. ^ GANN k GARRAUX. for retail liquor lleenaa at 4 North At the next meeting of the dty council I rill epply foe retail liquor license at.120 Decatur street « Decatur atreet. J. W. WRAY. REID*GORDON CO. At the next meeting of general council I Marietta street. W. B. ARCHER. LOUIS TBOTZIER. At the next meeting of the dty coundl I will apply for retail liquor lleenae at 11“ Decatur (tract. M. SCHUKMAN. IP! URIT. A. C. MINHINNETT. ... tha next meeting of council, we wll apply fer retail spirituous and - malt II quor Ilcenae at IK Peters atreet. J. tt. MOOItB k CO. Notice la hereby (Iren that I will apply . .. ting of city coundl for re- t 1U Peters street. W. S. FRANKLIN. at the neat meeting of council foe m license at 299 Marietta street. 7. T. ALEXANDER. Notice Is hereby given that I will apply at the next meeting of city coundl for re- license at 4 Central avenue. I. U. UUAItK. At the next meeting of the city council re will apply for retail liquor license at 43 Decatur etret. L HOBENFELD ft CO. I hereby make application at the next meeting of city council for retail liquor li cense at 91 Petera street n. QROLMAN. We hereby make application at the next nesting of city council for wholesale llqnor 410 mietW c^^eouneM C for°r.tolI H?no?f,* end nt .4 kf.rte.Udr.et We hereby tusks application at the next nesting of city council r *-•••• ecr license a r for retail llqnor and —‘-eej, : k CO. I hereby apply at next meeting of dty •ounctl for retail liquor Ilcenae nt 2fl Ms- 1ettn atreet. A. L. TENNr At the next meeting of city coundl, I Till mnke application for retail llqnor It- ' -, 0 .tract. PLBNNIB JIINEH. I hereby make application nt the next meeting of dty council fur retail liquor license at 74 Lwcatur street. CLINE BUDS. liquor license at IB Decatur ^etraet, I will apply at the next meeting of dty council for llcenee lo retail liquors at 7 Central arepue. J. C. WALLACE. I will apply at the next meeting of city eounell for Ilcenae to retell llqunra at 17 Marietta street. W. II. FAITH. I hereby give notice that I will apply at neat meeting of city council for retail llqnor license at 2 South Pryor atreet. J. C. WALLACE. At tha regular meeting of dty council I will apply for renewal of retail llquur license at 64 Decatur (treat. M. ELLMAN. At the next regular meeting of dty eoun dl. we will apply for renawal of wti'- aale liquor llccnae at 8 Central avenue. ^[L - cil, we wilt apply for renawal of wbola- — llceuae nt 8 Central avenue. JACOBS LIQLOlt COMPANY. Notice la hereby given that I will npply at the next meeting of the general coundl for retail liquor license at 149 peter Street. NEWTON WHEELER. At the next meeting of elty coundl. we Decatur street. B. FELD k CO. dl taakc application ter renewal ot retail Uqn°r llceuae at I will apply at n»t meeting of city council ter retail llqnor license at 1 Broad atreet. PAUL SMITH. \ p ?v CAMPBELL A POOLE. to retail malt II- COOK k MORRIS. At the raxt moating of dty conncll, wa will apply for Ilcenae to rentll spirituous and maV. At tha next meeting of dty council, I T. O. POOLE. At the next meeting of city coundl, we will apply for retail malt liquors Uceaae a, 171 Walker atreeL^ ^ & ^ At tha next meeting of, cltr coundl, wo will apply fer retail matt liquors license at » 4W. atreet. ^ „ Am At tho next meeting of the coundl I wll apply for retail beer license nt 3“S Mnrlatti street. J. M. BBAzfU At the next meetlns of dty coundl. i will npply for retail Tlmior lleenne nt 11 Decatur street. II. L. 8IIATEEN. CHA8. WEITNAuEIt. LOCOES ft SIMMER. At the next meeting of dty council I will apply foe retail liquor license nt 9*3 Decatur street. DAN OAVAGIIAN. will apply for retail liquor liccti*p at 139 l'eters street. DAN OAVAGIIAN ft DRO. At the next lueetlug of dty council I will apply for retail liquor license nt 86 Peentur street. I*. COIIBN. At the next meeting of general « Marietta street. . GANN ft GARRAUX. I will make application at the next Ing of council for retal Mitchell atreet. I will make application at the next meet ing of the dty coundl for beer lednse at 1M Decatur atreet. I. C. CLARK. J. M. 8WORPH. At next meeting of coandl we will apply for wholesale liquor license at 16 MarU'ttu street. • CAHROLL-REID DISTILLING CO. will apply for beer license at 229 Slninso atreet. GANN ft GARRAUX. At next meeting of council I will apply for retail beer Ilcenae at 309 Marietta Mtrert. OU8 LKOFI.KR. 1 will apply at the next meeting of dty coundl for retail beer license nt 117 Ege- wood avenue. O. 8. CARY. I will apply at the next meeting of dty council for retail liquor license nt 2% West Hunter atreet. W. 8. McCAKTY. I hereby make application for retail liquor license at 147 Petere street. HYL MW INCH. 8YL M'NINCII. ^Members of Co. F Have Taken No Action To ward Disbanding. odal to The Grarglan. Marietta, Oa., Sapt. 17.—Company F, command of Captain Fred Morris, rived homo yesterday afternoon from lanta. All the metpbera appeared In od health and spirits, although a lit- i fatigued after being on duty almost ntlnuoukly for three days on the reeta of Atlanta. A report gained circulation In Atlan- to the afTect that tha numbers of the mpany Were Indignant becauee a cane (I beeh nude against Captain Morris cause the officer had the alarm rung summon his man preparatory to go- g to Atlanta, and that the company iuld make an effort to be disbanded. Captain Morris, when asked about e report, aald he deeply regretted e matter, and was at a lone to uuder- »nd how the report had gained euch ibllclty. He said It was true a case .(I been made against him at the ln- inca of the mayor, but that member* the company had taken no action id ha did-not know thnt they would. From expressions of citizens It aeema at sentiment here la against the may- In the matter. Company F la one DIAMONDS Tho Maier & Berkelc dia mond stock is by all odds the most magnificent ever shown in Atlanta. Stones^ loose or mounted, and in richest variety. Collars, bracelets, brooch es, festoons, rings—all in new and most attractive pat terns. Maier & Berkele. WOMAN IS THRICE JAILED AT INSTANCE OF SISTER , WHO SAYS SHE IS CRAZi Three times laded within the brief apace of a few weeka and each time on the charge of lunacy la tha re markable experience of Ml» Annie Me* Colgan, of Walton atreet, who was placed behind the bars Wednesday af ternoon for the third time. And the story of her last arrest la equally as unique at her general pris on experience. After being twlca placed In the po lice station at the Instigation ot her slater, Mlaa Dona McColgan, and each time released by order of Police Chief Jennings, Mis* Annie McColgan Wed nesday afurnoon called at the police station to pay a social visit to Miss Sanderson, police matron, who was her host on the occasion of the flret two arrests In the meantime Mlea Dona McCol gan, having failed to hold her sister on the drat two charges of lunacy, had sworn out a writ of lunacy before Or dinary Wilkinson and the police had been notified to arrest Mlaa Annie. of the beat In the state, and any action looking lo Its dlabandment would ba de plored. It la understood the case against Captain M irris will probably come up for consideration before the mayor next Monday night. FIVE NEW PROPHETS ARE AFTER ZION CITY Chicago, Sept. 27.—Zion City Is over run with new prophets. Five of these prophets have arisen within the last two weeka. Overseer Wilbur Olenn Vollva, hoping to check the defection, announced at a divine healing meeting yesterday’ that he would 'lead Zion or It would fall.” Deacon Alexander Granger. Ilnanclal manager of the city, had resigned. Charles Parham, the last addition to the ranks of the new evangelists, nays It will be « matter of a few days until he will have won the entire population. AN ATLANTA REFUGEE IN TOILS OF THE LAW. Hpertat to The lleorglan. Chattanooga, Tenn.. Sept. 27.—One Atlanta negro la In the tolls of tha law here because hla mob eplrtt got the up per hand of him. He la William Austell, who arrived here and began to make uncomplimentary remarks about tha Atlanta whites and tha whttea In gen eral and a patrolman picked him up at once and lodged him In JalL When the young woman called at tha imllca station Mlaa Sanderson, although tho duty waa painful, took her into custody on the lunacy writ. Mlaa San derson has all along maintained that Mlaa McColgan la perfectly sane and so Informed her. Shu advised her to sub mit quietly and peacefully to street, which she did, offering no objection whatever to again being jailed. Mlaa Sanderson than accompanied Mlaa McColgan from the police station to the Tower, where tha latter waa placed behind the ban to await trial In the ordlnary'a court. A short time ago the two Mines Mc Colgan. who were then conducting a boarding house In Walton street, had a dispute and this was followed by a light. Min Dona had her slater ar rested for lunacy, but Dr. Wilkins, sixth ward city physician, pronounced her sane. She waa thon released. The next Jay she waa again taken Into cua- tody at tho Instance of her slater. And again she waa freed. And then Min Dona swore out the lunacy writ, which will hold Mlaa Annie In prison until a jury can pass on the question of har sanity. CITY WILL CONSIDER ABATTOIR PROPOSAL A joint meeting of the special coun cil commute*, tha board of health and tha prison committee of council will hold naalon early next week to con- eider the matter of granting a portion of the stockade property to the central abattoir proposed by Menrs. White and McLendon. The meeting wa* to have been held Thursday afternoon at 1 o’clock but waa called off by Chairman Walter A. Taylor because of the unsettled con dition of affairs. There Is much opposition to leasing out the property for the purposee stated. It It claimed that the property It being used by the prison and that the abattoir will Interfere with the amall-pox hospital. FIRE ON STEAMER CAUSES A PANIC New York, Bept. W.-IWasenger* were thrown Into a panic of fear by tire In tha bold of the Italian steamer Nord Amerl- ka of Ike I* Voir* Line, which arrived yesterday from Naples No one was In jured. and the (Ire waa extinguished after bant work and without .serious damage. The Nord Amerika carried rlahtj flve cab in panengsra and M8 persona la the steer age- Money Will Bo Given Fam ilies of Dead and In jured, The relief fund la growing apact. Wednesday afternoon 11,000 wa* do nated by the city council and Thurs day morning 2217 was donated by eltl- sana. The nggregate amount la now 96,484. The fund la for the families of those killed during the riot and to defray the "Xpensos of the Injured. The money will bo meted out as Is deemed advisa ble by thoas In charge of the fund. Thursday morning the following sub scriptions were received: Captain J. W. English 2100 A. V. 25 Anderson Hardware Company.,.. 2d Martin A Hoyt „ Dr. Floyd McRae •• *5 J. H. Porter 10 Rev. J. W. E. Bowen 2 Zack Hagedorn ; J. M. Hoaworth... 5 J. M. {tosworth, Jr 2 The fund which will be given to the fatnllv of County Policeman J. L. Heard Is eleo progressing. Thursday morning the Anderson Hardware Com pany donated 111. Samuel Rutherfort, of Forsyth, donated 22 and Dr. O. Adolphus, vice president of the Eclectic Medical Association, donated12*. The total la 2140. Aside from this public fund there arc a number of private subscription* going the round*. NEGRO BOY ARRESTED FOR CURSING GIRL William Johnson, a negro boy 12 years of age, who reside* at 5 Royal street, wa* arrested Wednesday night on ihe charge of cursing a white girl. He waa locked In tha police station and will be arraigned Thursday after- noon before Recorder Broyles. The boy denies h* I* guilty. 8uit for $25,000 Filed, gpeclsl to The Georgtsn. Chattanooga, Tenn, 8ept. 17.—The day following the funeral of the lata Grant Ashley, the machlnlet of this city who waa killed by a Cincinnati Southern train at Oakdale, suit for 222,000 damages because of hla death waa entered In the circuit court here. FOR ALMOST LOSS OF FAITH IN CONSTANCY OF'MANKIND WOMAN SUES FOR $25,000 Becauee, as aha says, he has "delib erately played with her affections and almost caused her to lose faith In man kind,” Mlaa Amelia Rablnnovlts, the If-year-old daughter of F. Rablnnovlts, of San Carlos, Arlsona, has sued fl. M. Samuels, a young physician of Atlanta, for $22,000 for breach of promise. Miss Rablnnovlts declares In a peti tion filed In tha superior court Thurs day that If Samuels had shown tha proper manhood and properly notified her when ha realised that h* no longer loved her sufficiently to make her nls wife and had asked her to release him from an engagement, which waa an nounced during a visit of Samuels to her father's family at Fort Tottan, North Dakota, several year* ago, ah* feels that ah* could' have dona so, “although It would have blighted har own Ufa.” But she chart** that Samuel* not only put off thalr marriage from time to time for one reason or another after h* returned to Atlanta, but did not even tell his friends here of It. The petition states that the petitioner "sues for her blighted life and ahows that the expe rience that she has gone through with Samuels will remain with htr and sad den her Ilfs to It* very end.” In legal formula she tells a long story of Samuels' pretention* of undying af fection for her and keeping her think ing he waa going to marry her as soon as this or that thing happened. The palters In the case were served personally on Samuels, who la now In Atlanta. PLANS 70 INVADE CUBA ARE STILL BEING RUSHED Washington, Sept. 27.—There Is a de cidedly more optimistic tone about tha war department a* a result of the news from Havana that the warring factions In Cuba have agreed to meet through representatives and to submit any opinion on which they cannot agree to the American commtseloneru for de termination. Confidence In the diplo macy and tact of Secretary Taft and In hla ability to bring order out ot the present chaoe la expressed and among tha higher ofOclals the hope I* enter tained that It may not be necessary to send any United States troops to Cuba. Troops Getting Ready. 1 Despite this feeling, however, there has been no relaxation of the efforts to get everything In a state of pre paredness to meet an emergency call. Troops ar* ready to move whenever tha word come* from Oyster Bay that the necessity has arisen. It Is realised that the altuatlon In Havana la In'a kalledoacoplc phase and that tha de velopments of an hour may call tor Immediate action. Supplies of all kinds, horses, mules, and wagons, hospital requirements and everything els* to fully equip an army, era being collected at convenient points for Immediate shipment as soon as the word Is given. It I* Intended that the first shipment of troop* shall constat of 2,000 men and that they shall em-l bark at Norfolk. Their horses, mules and Impedimenta will be sent from Tampa. Marina* Go To Cuba. In tha meantime the navy la rushing marines to Cuba. By Saturday the 1,000 marines Included In the fourth and fifth expeditionary battalion*, which ar* to be known as the second regiment, will be afloat and on their way to Havana. It la expected that the Prairie with the detachments of marines from Boston, Newport and Portsmouth will sail on Friday and that the Brooklyn will get away from League Island with the marina* from Washington, Annapolis,, Md„ New York and Philadelphia on the same day. Columbia Is To Go. As soon as tha Columbia arrive* on Baturday off the entrance to Chespeake and transfer* Secretary Root to the Olympia, which Is to bring him up to Washington, aha will turn right around and carry her 100 marine* to swell the total (aligned to Cuban ser vice. While there has been some con fusion as to whether or not the battle ship Texas waa going to Havana that has now been dlselpated and aa soon as she can take on board her stores she will sail, carrying with her the marines from Norfolk, Charleston and Port Royal. Ntgro Women Sold Whisky. Hperial to The Heorttao. Covington, Oa., Sept. 27.—Several ne gro women were convicted In the New ton county superior court on a charge of celling liquor at, Oxford. DIES_SUDDENL¥ Well Known Dentist Suc cumbs to Appendi citis. Dr. David S. Arnold, one of tho best known dentists In Atlanta, died Thurs day morning at I o’clock In hla apart ments' In the Bratton building, after a short Illness from appendicitis. His body will be sent to Montgomery, Ala., Thursday afternoon for Interment. Dr. Arnold became III Monday night, but thought hie complaint was nothing more than acute indigestion. The next day a physician was called and It was found that Dr. Arnold was suffering from appendicitis. He remained In his rooms until hla death Thursday morn ing. Dr. Arnold was a bachelor. Ho was about 45 years old and had lived In Atlanta for tho peat twenty years. He was at one time president of the Ful ton Club and afterwards became a charter member of the Transportation Club. He had no relatives In Atlanta, and hi* body was t(d<en in chnrge hy John Ward, president of the Transpor tation Club, and P. W. Spink, the sec retary. Dr. Arnold's relatives In Mont gomery were Informed of hla death, and the body will be sent to that city. CURTIS ARRESTED; LODGED IN JAIL Speelal to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., 8ept. 27.—Another chap ter In the events following the Woody battle soma weeks ago In Hell's Point wa* written yesterday, when Monk Curtis was arrested after being a fugi tive since the battle and lodged In the Hlbb county jail. The two Curtis brothers, Joe and Monk, were active participants in the battle which resulted In the death of Joo Newsome and the crushing in of Joe Curtis’ skull. For this latter crime, which It Is charged he did with an axe.’ Albert Wilson la awaiting trial In Jail and his victim Is also a prisoner there, charged with the murder of Newsom*. His brother. Monk, who escaped after the tragedy, was Indicted Jointly u ith him for Newsome's murder. Monk Curtis denies having flred the fatal shot