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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-11

piled to the police for shelter The other
night. As he cana from Michigan it is
suspected here that he is the author Of The
&c, l>rep Litter which Bircaali recently re
csived from Jackson, Mich.
BERLIN, Nov. II In accordance with
his statement that be desires neither ma
terisl advantage nor pecaniary Iewsfd fgr
his discovery OF method for the cure OF
consumption, Prot. koca, vil! in two or
three days publish the full account o. his re-
searches in conns c.ion with tue discovery.
LONDON, Nov. IA furious gale PIE
vails aorg the Irish aAd Wslcb coasts and
quantities. of wreckass has bsen .asGed
ashore There is an iucessant dowupOur OF
rain and the mountain streams have b.oome
torrents. and 10 the Festiuios district have
swept away number OF workmen's COTTAGES.
The wrecksge was piled up to height of
thir feet Some OF the passengers were l. pri-
81 ned ia the carriages fully four hours. Tie
n gro who wss killed, was III, son Of missionary
who i, stationed in south Afii:a. AMI was On il
way to America.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Gel eial Tho pss l. Ros'sr is i'll, al his
home, near Charlottesville.
There is move on foot to establish
large SoutherD female college at LYnchburg.
Mr.. Henry f. Phillips, leadire ner-
chant of Rchmond, died Sunday night OF
heart seaso.
The Irish cit rs Of Richmond, ia mass
meeting, have decided to invite Dillon and
O'Biien to Richmond.
The Virgins Conference NJ. Church
South will meet 10 annual session 10 Lynch-
burg tomorrow. Bishop Hargrove will
preside.
George Jackson, aged fort, five years, was
arrested near Charleston, W. Va, yesterday
or arged with an Assault upon his thirteen
yesr.cld s:epdsughter.
Some OF the Richmond people, who are
interested, are trying TO fuics Gov. McKio-
ney to call special session of the Legis's-
tura but tbs proposition is opposed by every
Of he- section of the State.
TIE Protestant Episcopal Convention OF
Virginia in May. 1892 not 1S91-will act
upon the proposition 10 divide the VrRioia
Diocese. |. is said that there will certainly
be Two diccsses instead of one; possibly
three 1t is understood that if the State is
divided ntotwo-an eastern and western
diocese Randolph would still re-
min in Richmond as assistant to Bishop
Whittle.
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E1KcTRopLAT1NG THE human BODY :

ELECTRoPLATING THE RUMAN BODY =
There Ia ln Paris a physician who wants to
introduce the art of electroplating the dead
with copper His process lie SAID to consist
frst embalming the body which is to be
preserved, and then placing it in bath OF
oonceotraed solution Of nitrate ofsilver, from
wh.ch it energies the color of polished silver.
A very thin layer of copper is then deposil-
ed on the features, which are afierWsrd
Vanished, the preservation OF tho resem-
bance to the original being carefully insured
throughout the whole process. The Psiis-
Ism doctor has scale of prices from $50 TO
$50 for coppering of an infant to 5000 and
$500 for grown persoD. As q concession
TO the nuhetic tastes Of his customers, he
adds that the body can bs silveved or giidea
as dt sired.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Pope has ordered Catholics 10 Itsly
to take no part In the elections.
1t is reported that Gen. Boulanger has left
the Island of Jersey for an unknown destl-
nation.
The roof of house In Prague collapsed
yesterday, demolishing a scaffold upon
which number of men were working. S7v-
eral of the men were killed.
Advices from Santiago de Cuba say that
the famous bandit Velszuez has been killed
by the government troops, and that HE
whole band. numbering ninety-iour men,
with their arms and ammunition, have sur
rendered.
The Berliner Tageblatt records the suicide
OF an army officer. who is referred to by the
paper as "Coionsl Won P" 1ssppears that
the unfortunate man was recently Compel
ed to withdraw from the Union Club owing
10 his connection with scandalous gaming
afair. Tue disgrace OF bis enforced retire
ment being more than he could bear, the
unhappy officer blew out his brains with q
revolver.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
lore Revolutions

LA L1BERrAD, Nov. 1.-THE revolution,
which has been expected for months and
which has been gaining Roadway since the
conclusion CT the war between Salvador and
Gnatamaa, las broken out il Honduras
Several dispatches have been received by
tae Salvadorian government 10 regard to
tbs affAir. Oae s to the effect that on Fri
dag last part ofthe garrison Of Tegucigs'pa
rsgo!te6 AID under The leadership OF Gen.
S.rchez tock possession, after hard fighting,
OF the capitol building and arsenal. Since
tasn street skirmisbing has been of daily
occurrence and Sanchez aud his forces now
have President B3ggan surrounded in one
of the wards oil the city, add it is believed
rs gill be forcad to surrender, unless other
glrsisons arrive at thu scene of the revolt
Within two or three days. Il is believed
mat Ba!ilias will attempt to extend aid to
his IL ely, Bogrsn, aud in doing so will
precipltase general war in Central Amer
lea. ss it is understood that II ne takes q
hand in the present trouble Ezeta will cali
him to time, with the full consent o.! Ncs-
ragua and Costa Rica, with whom Salvador
Wi be leagusd la case OF general inter-
rasiougl strifs, II B ogran fslli there ia
possibility that ths country will, By COM
mon consent of the masses, be divided be-
tween Guatemala, Salvador and Nicalauga
LALlBgRrAD, San Salvador, Nov. lion
the evening Of the Oh instant part OF
the garrison at Tsguoigslpa, Honduras, In
cited by General Lougino SANCHEZ revolted
and took possession of the arsenal. Pres:-
dent Bogran at once took the field against
the insurgents rallyng the pneblos to his
support. Already there has baen severe
f hitting. San Salvador has up to the pre-
ssatti remained neutral.
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Train Robher Captured

AS stated in yesterdays GAzsTTE, Post
Office Inspector Watkins. has arrived 10
Chicago, having in custody Wm E. New
berry, Who is saii to be the leader of some Of
the most daring traia roooeries OF recent
wears, two of which occurred not more than
six weeks ego. The first of these
was on the missouri Pacific near the
Mi5souri-K apsas Inc, when three men
With drawn pistols forced the passengers to
stand and deliver, securing several thousand
dollars aud watches and dlamonos. 3he
second was on the Northern Pacific, pesr
Salem. n D when not only the passengers
but also the mail and express we're pluDder-
ed. The haul was large one, about sou
packages containing Si5 600 in cash being
secured. q. h. Bailey, one of the highway
men, was subsequently captured, and is now
serving term III the NoFtn DAKOTA penn.
Tertiary.
After this Newberry made his way to Vir.
ojnia where he took The alias of Wig6ed
H established himself near Marshall, Fau-
ouier county, an6 spent money 30 lsVishly
on his acauaintances that be got to be a
fovorite 10 the neighborbood. He took
tosrd with Mr.. Shsckelford, highly es-
.eemsd farmer, and had the audaclty to
court one of the daughters Of the host, and
the weddiog, it is said. was to have occurred
in few days.
Inspector Watkins was after bin, how.
ever, and on Saturday evening, with Two as
sistants, made the arrest. They found their
man at shackelford's house. and had him
covered with reyolvers before he realized
what the officials were after. He gave in
with very good grace, seeing that resistance
was useless. Ga belug searched SIS 0CO 10
cash and some valuable jeWeiry We're toupd
on his person. Ns~bsrry comes OF an ex-
Gsllent Virginia family, and is said to Do q
nephew of W. @. NewDefry, who has just
been elected to Coz gress from Chicago.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Governor Campbell, of Chic, is much i'm
proved to-day, and IL is believed that al
danger OF an attack CT pneumonia has
passed.
a col sion between o passenger train SGD
q construction train occurred near Var
mouth, Mass, this morning No one Was
killed but about Is parsons were bruised or
ace | led.
Judge Pratt 10 Nsw York this moraiDg
appointed as receivers for the sugar t.ust ::
General Henry W. slocumb. Henry o..
Haveneyer and S. V. White. The bond is
$500, 600 each with two or N ore sureties.
The ill-fec!ing existing at Sherwood, Chic, be-
tween the German and English f.ctions Of the
Reformed Church has eliminated in the edice
being close by the town authorities. 1t is feared
the church Will BIS burned.
Augustino Oiaguez, San Francisco boo. back
while a drunken condition last night shot his
wife through the neck and then cut his threat
with a razor Both will probably die.
Articles OF agreement for the fight between
Jack Dempsey and Bob Fi!z'immors, the Aus'ra-
lian. b,fore the New Orleans Athletic Club Tor h
parse of $12, coo havo teen signed.
All the roads in the Central T.sth, Association
at Chicago have decided to advance east-b bound
freight yates New tariffs will be put in effect
November %
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gaaette.1
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. IL. 1880.

Gspecial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gasette
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. IL, 1880.
Ex-sla.e Senator JoneS, of Virginia.
negro, now a Waterman at the Capitol, who
for the last month has been in his. the fe-
tersburs, district, working for the election
OF Langston, hss come back. He says BILE
raco In bis district has cut loose from Ma
hone, Brady aud The whole white gang who
have heretofore been ruling that district,
and that hereafter they will vote for demo
Gratis ip preference to them every time. he
says they all voted against Langston, and
that the negroes have at last found out that
they have heen used simply as monkeys to
null the chestnus out of the fire for them.
He saws the negroes intention of downing
the white republicans in his district by tt e
election Of democratic, will be put into execu-
ton at next springs election for county cth-
cers.
Gen. B. F Bnt!er argued patent case in
the U s. Supreme Court to-day. DE mas
certainly lost all his old physical ability, end
his speech to-day indicated that some OF nls
inteliec ual force had gone with 1t.
Mr.. Verser, one CT The mem oers OF Tue o!u
Dominion Republican league OF THIS CITY now
urder indictment here for violating the CIVIL
service ls@, has just returned from his, the
Petersburg, Va, OlstLlCtt WuCto aO WOW W
vote az the recent election. He says all the
white people 10 the district voted against
| Lanestop, and that pictures of negro and
a white mar, "cheek by iowl." adorned oil
the voting precincts 10 the district, and bad
"poweriuI" effect.
The furry 10 6oaucial matters in New
York tc-iay did not extend to or effect this
CITY. A banker here iu talking abouti eaid
it was coafiaed to Wall street, and that the
people of tns country do not feel it and are
40; interested in it.
Francis c. Roberts was to-day appointed
eauear 10 the Internal revenue service at
Peters! urg, Va.
Langston, flesh from bii Waterloo is at his
home mere to dsy. He il by no means as clipper
as he was soon after the republican members OF
the House elected him o Congress, but with ab-
surd assumption he still insists that he was elect
e1 last Tuesday ny four or five thousand maj ority
Che said b for he went away he would be elected
by eight thous y, though the official vote OF
every pI ecinct in h' district has been received
and shows hat bis white democratic opponent was
oleclei By nearly three thousand majority.
reception s to be give Il here to Messrs O'Brlen
| and DllJn, the IIish refugees, but neither the
President nor Secretary Blaine will attend 1t
They will not, however, go out of the city to
| a old ting the Irishmtn, as they did to steer
| clear of The Count of Paris.
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POLITICAL NOTES;

Representative O'Ferrai says he think 8
the democratic party ehoud elect the best
nan for Speaker regardless of where be
may live.
William McMuilen end Peter Monroe
we're expelled from the Phlladalphis Demo
ora / +. Cltg Comm ittse lssf night for treache-
~ a2aius The democratic ticket at the re-
cent election.
In Penney vaNis Inc; official count show
the eiectioD of Mr.. Stewart, republican, to
Congress 10 the twenty fourth district, over
Mr.. Craig, democrat. whose election has
heretofore be claimed, making the Penn
sylVania delegation stand Is republicans
snd 10 democrats.
Ths democratic ,csrd end city committee
last picht nominated Na'han Matthew, if.
as c,rdidaFe fox Mayor of Boston. Mr. MAJ
tnsVs Is chairman Of tue Mas achuset f
5 ete democratic committee, anC recent
den oo attic victories 10 t6at State are large
ly due to his executive ability.
An error in footiae up -eturns IN Chicago
is said TO hs7a osen discovered, by which
Mr.. Hapoio, D republican, who was sup
oos d 10 ave beeu elected TO the Lsg'sa-
.ure, is shown to have been defeated by nis
democratic opponent, Mr. Kinney. This
will give the democrats q maj ority o! one in
che Lge Stature, ard assures the election OF
Gen. joan NJ. Pa!msr to The UAi!ed State
Seoste.
q dispatch FROM Washington to be Phis-
deohis Record says: president Harrison
has become seriously alarmed during the
last week, AMI he is trying to make up bis
mind whether he shall cast 6is lot with
Blaine and cane out sq1arely for reciproci-
II, end make that the battle Cry OF the next
amps.gn, or whether no will stick to nc
Knieyiam and force the party to make
siil one more campaign Oh high protection
bSsiS
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aGWs OF TIE Day.

It is rumored that Ma ,r Mckinley may
succeed MIR. Smi es minister Of ST. Peters
burg.
a cutoff line of tracks near Relay Station
will reduce the time made by the B. s. O..
trains between Bsl imorea and Washington.
The National Horse ShoR of America
opened at Madison Square Garden. New
York, yesterday, with great attendance
and the faest display of horses ever made
in this country.
Whitfield Dorap. the phenomenal boy
smoker. has Just died in Trenton, n. j., OF
diphtheria, In the fifth year OF his age. His
mother says that he smoked ffoCl the time
that be was seven months old.
The Irish Parliamentary party arrived
in New York yesterday and last night we're
welcomed at the Metropolitan Opera House
by Gov. Hill and large audience. Ex-
President Cleveland. Nice.President MOI
TOD, Chaupcey NJ. DepeW and others wsEe
present.
Joe Jackson, one of the Rnbe Burrows
gang, confined in the peuitentiaTy at Jack
sor, Miss. for come time, waiting t'isl
for train robbery. and whose TRIAL was to
have begun yesterday morning In the Fed
eral Court, sulcided by jumping from the
third fl cor OF the corridor of the court to
the ground, distance of sixty fact. His
neck was broken by the fall
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Foreign News.

LONDON, NV. IL "A collision occurred
today on tho Great Western railway at
Norton Fl warren sa ion near Taunton,
between freight train aud special train
from Pl mou;h. Ten peis ms were K led
and eight il jared. The condition OF several
Of The Injured is serious. The fire from the
soacisl's engine ignittd the wood of the
carriage and tie wreck was quickly mase
Of l,ue. Six OF the occupants Of this car
rage were buroed to death. Oae of the
victims negro, was completely behea1ed.
ROSARIO, Argentine Republic. Nov. IL
Serious election disorders have occurred in
this city. Before order YVES restored several
persons we're Kill ID and number wounded.
LONDON, Nov. 11.-Mr. Bancroft, the re-
tired actor and theatrical manager, has
off red to donate 81 000i ninety mine others
Ii subscribe like cum, fer the purpose
for providing Geo. Booth, the lesder Of the
Ssl7atiop, army With the money necessary
to make trial Of his scheme for the im
proyement of tho COZ dillon of the lower
classes as set forth in bis book "Ia Darkest
Eo,I,rd."
BERLIN, NV u-Hetr Tabbert, a promi-
sent sociaiis', was released from prison fa-
day, the period for which he was sentence
having expired. His discharge vas made
the occasion of rejoicing among the aocial.
ists. 8 coo of whom assembled and gave him
en- ovation.
SARN1A, Oat., NV. ia man who &C.
kpovledged that biz name was Picktbail,
and who said that hs wss 90 h's say from
Michigan to Woodstock TO sac BE 81, ap-
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The London Stock Market

LONDON. Nov. 1l-noou-rho stock
market is teyerIsh Nearly every body IS
buying to close bear accouuts. money Is
much eeeier owing to iumor that MUGS
god has & no into the Bank of England
The stock market was rampant 81 the close.
Every body was serum bling 10 purchase Sc
cu'ilies and prices were leaping upward TWO
market the prices CT consois for both moneg
aud the account. IS compared with The
prices ruling a. 1880 p m were uuchsngei.
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Children in a Panic

PIRMIEGHAM. Ala, Nov. 1l.-Wllinm
Fouatein, travelling showmnu, advertised
q show for chiidrer, stipu!atiug to give
present with every ticket. The perform
auc vas to have taken plaza in E'swel.'s
Hall yesterday afternoon, ard over one
thousand children thronged into the build
Ing. There had apparently been no pFepa-
ration for performance, but the children
had their minds set upon the preseuts they
vera TO receive ard snxioas!y waited. Sud-
denly Fountain appeared, and lighting a
cracking parlor match cried Fire. a
pania ensuei end thu children made wild
rush fJr the doors. Tie larger ones tram
pied upon tie smaller, and many were hoi-
riby bruised. Ths police after time al
laysd the panic aud quoted the fesrs of the
children. Fortunately none of them were
killed, though there were number of man-
gled and broken limbs Fountain locked
himself in room. The police battered
down the door aad arrested him. woman
who mpauied bin vas also taken into
custody. Both re'u1e to make any explain
sicn.
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Trouble Feared

GRAHAM Tex, Nov IL ley peace
officer in Young county is in jail, havids
teen indeed by the U. S. grand jar? f-r
participation 10 recent assault on the Jail
to heag three murderers. Tho OF three
members of ths mob ia goiog on. Twenty
FIVE special U s. deputies guard the j4i',
bu, the town ia full OF determined citiz n ,
armed With Wiochesters. WHO say the q s.
court msy convict, bus their neiehbo shs 20
not suffer The penalty. 4 riot will be p. :
cipitated by conviction.
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A Fight for a Corpse.

PUEBLO, Col, Nov. 1l.-Four years ago
q c,n3uotor on the Rio Granda road named
w. A. Jim soa Was laid eff by change in
the m ,nagema ant He babe his wife and
child good bye and went to Texts to secure
work. Soon after he left Mrs.. Jimeson be-
ca ne very friendly with Tom Taylo-, rail-
ROAD superintendent. Last Saturday J.me-
son was killed at Clarendon, Texap, By the
cars and bis bodg was brought here for in
termeut and takea in charge by the
Oder of Railway Conductors aud the
Masonic fraternity. After much plead
ing tho guilty vita was given an
order on the uEdertakers for the body.
The updsr kars got the corpse and were
half gay 20 Mrs Jine3on's house when the
c1udaetofs ordered the hea.se back aud
again nlsced this c,lin 10 the Masonic ten
ole. Mr. Jtues2n carried 50 500 insurag CO
With the Oftier OF R,ilgsg Conductors and
So 600 with the Masons. When his wife
weat TO live With Taylor. Jimesen changed
til. papers from his wife to his daughter.
81 hodiag thu body OF the deceased in Ter
homs over night the woman would get con-
srol of this money. The two societies. de-
clare that the money shall go to the child
when she becomes Of aga and if Mrs. Jime-
son replevins the body they will swear cut
warrant charging her with adultery.
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New York Stock Market

NEW YORK, Nov. l1.-There ia psn
among toe holders of the Willard stock. ald
the prices for North American and N.rh
Pacific have collapsed. Ole broker SOD
Is 900 shares of North American ard $1,000
shares we're sold by other brokers Causing
decline Of S per cent. Northern Pacific p.
F. D. has already declined ~ per ceGi.
siuce the opening, most OF it since nocn, aGd
tn price has fallen one per cent. at tims.
The crowds in tie Willard stocks Is er0,-
NJ Gus.
215 The trading in the stock market a.
ter II O'Clock was marked py the apparent
withdrawal OF all support aud specielig
vi ,ious attack by the bears upon .he Viiasl
stocks which brought about the most EapiG
and disastrous part OF the present decline.
There was fractional reaction in the eei
eral list toward p. m, bat tue steady drop
10 Northern Pa .ifc, which was accompanied
By rumors of noted Willard house being ia
financial difficulty, Has such that lhe entire
list SOON became demoraiiz4C, and los:ee
from TO per cent. There was q perfect
panic In the VII ards and Nofhern Pacific.
2:3O p. m.-There is at this moment
Sigh. recovery in Northern Pacific, hut
North American still remains weak.
The failure of Decker, Howell & Ce OF
Broadway, has beeu announced on tho
Stock Exchange.
Chas. M. Whitney & Co, of New York,
who represent the WhltreJ Naliouei Bank
of New Orleans and some oiher fnaocal
institutions, have assigned
BALTIMORE. Nov 1l-Bus 0efs here Iuas
on undislurbei by The connection in Wal
stree: and snnourc .ment CT failures in New
York.
The etock brokerage firm of MARI & F,ieed
o. p ailadsipba, suspsn led tc'sy.
Ghe sssigpm,nt of join T, Walker, on " Co.
importers of silks At New York, is announced
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THE WALL STREET soARE-The excite
m ant 10 the New York Stock Market yes
terday was mentioned in tine GAzETTE. The
business world has dubbed yesterday g
slump "a rich mems panic" The stocks are
held mainly By strorg people, sad it Is re-
marked that there were no failures of note
reported since the downward movement b.
gan. Mr.. Jay Gould in an interview takes
the "bull" side Of the question. Secretary
Window was kept advised of the condition
of the New York money market. He did
not feel called OH to take any action beyond
the purchase of all the silver bullion that
wa, offered 10 the De; q tment. he took
COG. 600 ounces at 102 SO up 10 LOB rs
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MONEY FOR THE MILITARY.-The State
Military Board met at the Governors Office
10 Rich mond yesterday evening.
The following apporsionmens Of fluids
was made: Infsptry, 50 so per man ;
cavalry, artillery, and mounted officers,
So so per man.
For headquarters use. 50 for each fel |
and staff offcer present at inspection.
Governor Mckinney has drawn from the
Ns.iopai Government Sc 600 in fatigue uni
f,rms, which will be distributed among the
different arms of the service.
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN AN ELEVATOR All
exander Hexter, senior member of the firm
OF Hezter Bios, clothing merchants, Phila
dsiphis. was instantly killed yesterday while
in ap elevator in his own store. He leaned
out OF the elevator 10 give instructions to an
employee. apparently forgetting that he was
ascending. when he back of his neck was
caught eeainsJ the ceiling, bis skull was
crnshed ard he was almost decapitated Mr..
Hexter sas Sc years Of age aud manager
OF the jewish Fosts. Home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-11

a VIaeIN1AN VIcr1MIzsD Several COZ
ieuue men victmizsd IA old farmer living
near Woodstock ast Saturday. It Vas Il
old game of pretending to sell 81 coo in what
they Ell eyed to be counterfeit money for $500
eoof money. Toe confieuce nan
handed ihs farmer tin bcx, reported Ic
contain the $1,000, which he was not to
open for several days As usual the money
was not in The box. Two OF the alleged
COZ fdencs meo are in jail at Woodstock
now. They have given assumed names.
They sre supposed to be members OF the
gang lately operating in Maryland and
Pennsylvania. The man who got tha S4C0
has not been captured.