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The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-31

Each city, town and plantation will be entitled t.
one delegate; and for each seyentyhve votes cas-
for the Republican candidate for Governor in 1883
an addtio 1al delegate; and for fraction OF fort,
votes in excess OF seventy five votes, additional
delegate.
Only voters In the county where the vacancy
exists eig be TO fill vacancies in the delega
ton of any city, town or plantation.
In order to be eligible TO participate in the bust
ness OF the convention, delegates must be chosen
subsequent to the date OF this call.
1t is the unanimous sense of this committee that
delegates to future convention to nominate
candidate Tor Representative TO Congress, should
be elected subsequent to the call for such conven
ton, and not under this call.
The District Committee will he in session a
City Hall, at 10 O'Clock on the morning OF the con
yention, for the purpose of receiving the creden
tals OF delegates.
Fra W. IIovHY. Clerk
pittsheld, Feb. 4,h, iS9a
NATL. MEApER, Watervie, I
W, BLACK, Searspor,
FRANK W HovEY. Pittsfeld.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-31

Remnants of Hamburgs and
Bleached Cottons at low price.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-03-31

The Third Dirstrict Republican Convention will
be held in City Hall, Waterville. on Thursday,
April aSth, IS9a, at eleven clock, A. M. 10 nomi
nate candidate for Elector Of President and lice
President of the United States and TO choose two
delegates and two alternates, TO the National Con
ventlon to be held at Minneapolis, Minnesota, on
Tuesday, June 7th 1904
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug 20.-The great
bulk of the knights of Pythias excursion
lists will arrive in Kansas City on Monday
They are already ARRIVING, and thousands
will come in tonight and tomorrow, but
Monday will be the big day On that day
the railroads will deliver twice as many
people in Kansas City as were ever brought
here in one day before The citizens and
Pythian committees having charge of the
final preparations for the encampment are
hard ut work winding up the details.
The local subordinate Pythian lodges
which are to assist at the informa-
tIon bureaus were assigned. The supreme
ruler Of the Pythian knights is here. He
arrived early this morning, and with him
came Il few members of the supreme lodge
OF the order. These representatives of the
order will meet in council TO discuss the
existing laws and proposed laws which
must govern the Knights of Pythias of
the world for the ne1t two years.
The Pythian Sisj Is were rejoicing today
In being at leisure - receive their guests,
who were Hockfng in as rapidly as eX-
pected. All arrangements are complete,
even to the decoration OF the banquet hall
for Wednesday night. The information
bureaus were opened at an early hour to-
day. The $500 rooms listed with the
Sisters are being disposed of in manner
to warrant shortage. The supreme OIL
Gers have not yet arrived, but are expected
on this evenings trains, and Will he enter
tanned at the Midland hotel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
HALL WHIPS PRlTCHARD-


LONDON, Aug. 20.-The glove contest be-
tween Jim Hall. the Australian pugilist,
and Ted Pritchard, the English champion,
came off early this morning at Brighton.
The battle was won by Hall in four
rounds The match was for e1, 900 side
The men fought at IL stone, pounds The
fight was managed with great secrecy,
There were present at the fight only thirty
or forty of the principal supporters of the
combatants. Pritchard was seconded by
Jack Baldock and Sam Blakelock. while
Charles Mitchell and Charlie Rowell acted
III similar capacity for Hail. Both men
when stripped showed up in good condi-
tion.
From the moment the first blow was
struck the battle was waged fierce and
furious. Hall was much taller than his
antagonist, and he soon showed that he
was quite clever with his hands AS
Pritcnard. With his extra long reach he
had decided advantage Pritchard tried
hard to break through Halls guard, hut
every time he attempted 1t he was prompt
~ met by the Australians LEFT.
Ia the second round Pritchard seemed to
fare better. In this round he delivered
heavy blow with his right, which, striking
Hall souSrely, sent him 10 grass. Hall lay
helpless for some time. but when he rallied
ae was apparently as fresh as ever, and
when the fighting was resumed he boxed
fast as his opponent until the end of
tie round
The third round was much in favor OF
Hall, who seemed To demoraiiZe Pritchard
with MS heavy blows in The face
Ii the fourth round Hall followed up
bis advantage and landed two severe blows
on PrltChard, one on his chin and one or
the side of his head, which sent pritcaaTd
TO the ground When time was called
Pritchard WAS unable to respond and
Hall was declared TO be the wilmer
SULLIVAN AND CORBETr
NEW YORK, Aug 20-John I. Sullivan
has quite recovered from the IameEeSs
caused by blister on lhe heel from =
new pair of running shoes and a sore toe
caused 10y = mosquito b.;e he is now
down 10 2oS pounds, and expects TO be
able 10 enter the ring nj 1873 pounds tie Is
feeling good, and ! confident 0. winning
an easy victory He says THAI be does not
.nteau 70 waste his strength chasing Cor
beit srouud the ring. he IS fully prepar-
ed Tor THAR emergency an1 can maze Il
long light or short one, just IS the case
may cali Tor. II CoTbetl stands pp a,sG
hsets like man, Sullivan predicts short
uattlr. O41 Il ae ATTEMPTS shiltY business.
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GUTHRIE GOSSIP

GUTHRIE, o. t., Aug. 20-[Speciai /
! There was meeting of the Republican
| territorial committee this afternoon. The
| business before the meeting related to the
! present campaign
! Hon. L. G. Risley will speak at the Re-
publican rally at Kingfsher on Monday
night. He has prepared campaign docu-
ment. in which he treats exhaustively the
tariff. reciprocity. ETC. Ten thousand
| copies will be sent over the territory for
the edIfication of the people
| Last night II reception was given to Col
onel ID. NJ. Ross, Guthrie's representative
| at Washington. Speeches were made
| highly complimentary to the colonel. Col
onet Ross did well for Oklahoma, and the
territory is under obligations to him.
Bart Barnes Is home from Annapolis on
| a furlougb. Bart has by his efforts re-
! fected credis on Oklahoma. He stood
| high in his classes aud with the faculty
! He received the congratulations of host
| of friends. There was no mistake made in
| his selection.
, Mrs. Frank Greer has returned from her
trip in the north.
Transfers of Gushing property are con-
stantly taking place, James McNeal and
Mrs. Turner being the purchasers this
time. A number of Guthrie people 90 out
next week TO build. Cushing, Perkins
and Langston are all on the proposed ex
tension of the Frisco.
Frank Dale takes his defeat gracefully.
He knows that it was due to his location
alone. He is very popular among the
Democrats of Oklahoma
Colonel Cone, father of Mrs. Harry
| Cray, is in town making collections for the
Columbian exposition. He will visit all
parts of the the territory, and from the
matter accumulated select the best.
Colonel Cone collected the Kansas exhi bit
at the centennial, and also the display
sent from that state to Atlanta. 1t is to
be hoped that the people of Oklahoma will
assist him as much as possible. The
credit of Oklahoma is at stake
EXcavatlng goes on rapidly where the
new hotel is to be built. 1t will be a
beauty when finished.
The public schools will open on Sept. IL.
Complete arrangements have been made
for buildings, furniture, etc. DR.. Marion
president of the board, is iDdefatigable in
his efforts to make the schools a success.
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CLEARING THE STRIP
eclai Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
hIowA, Kan, Aug 20.-SIxty-four car
loads of cattle shipped from this station in
twenty-tour hours shows how the stock
men are being forced from the forbidden
ground. Owing to the rigid quarantine
laws and the dry weather and lack of
water, about the only way out is to shin
the cattle, and bad markets make the way
of the intruder hard. Captain Augur. in
command of the troops, reinforced by
Captain Paddock, presses hard on the fly.
ing beeves and their stampeded Kings.
Indian scouts spy out the remotest bands
OF cattle. and details of soldiers pursue
them and bring them into the shipping
yards: Some OF them are fit for market,
but many nave to 10 az a great loss Ap.
reals for time aud mercy are met bv tie
same stern logic of Military orders" and
the fercest cowboy must throw up his gun
and succumb. The strip will soon be so ba re
that birds Will hurry 10 fly across. and the
coyotes already BEGIN 10 wear a look OF
anxiety tor tie future.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2o-Of1cial re.
turns show that there were reported yes
terdsy throughout Russia, 7,S77 new cases
of cholera and 5, 492 deaths, being an in
crease OF SO deaths and decrease Of 5Sl
cases. The disease continues with increas
ing violence in the Caucasus. At kuban
alone on August Is there were >. 2ll new
cases and G47 deaths, During the past
twenty-four hours in this city there were
niasty-two cases OF cholera reported aud
thirteen deaths.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug A-An official
report issued today shows that there were
6,s10 cases of cholera throughoas this
country aud :. 400 deaths. decrease OF 974
cases and LILO deaths compared TIE2
IhurslaT
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POETICAl PiCkIN0S.
An Indtferentist.


fput aside the world and pride fun many yeas
ago
For all the strife OF earthly nfs but end. IA
futile show:
PresGmptuous mans weak aims sad plaza
aren't wor n n copper reuRy-
Sc, wisely, ! have ceased 70 sigh or struggle
after any.
DO ret care 10 know frun where tAs proto
plasm came;
Inever Joke, or drink. or smoke. or play Ittle
game.
leo not ysarn at sn to learn the riddle OF the
sphinx;
I do not crave acquaintance with the mssSius
link or links.
don't expect 10 tri-dissect an ino-ensive arc;
vouldn't change circles range 90 make an
aEgled mark:
I'm not inquisitive about tn aurora oorealls.
! wouldn't seek single week 10 and holy
chalice
I do not care single hair who wore the iroa
mask;
Who punished William Patterson I've never
deigned % ask:
Who wrote the Juuius letters doesn't bother
me particle;
On the presidential outlook 1 do not read al
article.
In all things I cSn cruelty the resh and qutn
its FIRE:
And yet my whole sad earnest soul n fraught
with one desire
One Wild unrest within my breast sun RACES
evermore-
For stin L yeern and even burn TO question:
What's the secret
~. Edmund v. Cooke, in ~ Y. Sur.
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| gether and take action within week or
| ten DAYS, and that nothing would be done
| by the president within that time.
| The consul general at Ottawa wrote to
| Assistant Secretary Wharton, under date
of Aug. Is, as follows:
~ have the honor to confirm my tele-
| gram of today, as follows: Ministers de-
/ termined to abolish the rebate on GAIA
| tolls at end of season. The decision made
| by them as to the rebate on the canal tolls,
lit seems, continues the rebate as now till
the end of che season of navigation. /
| enclose copies of the orders in council
authorizing the rebate which would ter
inmate at the end of the season without
further action. So, that the action taken
in Montreal seems to leave the case in
statu quo"
On the 9th inst Secretary Foster sent
the following notice to Mr.. Herbert:
THE United States consul general at
Ottawa reports that the decision of the
council WAS to abolish the rebate at the
end of this season. This is confirmed by the
Canadian press reports. Ii the Canadian
determinations are to continue during
this season, compliance with the recent
act of congress viii require the president
TO establish tolls to run concurrently.
Discussion as to future action can then
proceed under parity Of conditions
Mr.. Herbert then called on Secretary
Foster and informed him that he had not
yet received official notice of the action of
the Canadian cabinet, but that be had no
doubt that the consul generals report was
correct. The secretary OF state then said
that such a conclusion would not be re-
garded rs satisfactory to the United States.
and, in answer to an inquiry, he stated
that the president considered it his duty
to issue the proclamation contemplated by
the act of congress. But he gave Mr..
Herbert the assurance that should Canada
give notice of its decision to abolish. the
determinations now complained of. the
procla nation would be suspended concur
rently with such abolition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
VICTORIA MEETS A CRANK.

LONDON, Aug 20-The Globe this after
noon reports an incident that occurred to-
day to the queen while she was driving
near Osborne house. Isle of Wight. AS
the royal carriage was proceeding along
the road a man, making violent gestures,
advanced toward it. The carriage was
stopped and the man told the queen that
he was foreign count, and that he and
many others had sworn that if the queen
did not resign they would kill her.
Her majesty at once saw that the man
was mentally unbalanced, and though she
did not know but what he would attempt
to suit his actions to his words, she re-
tanned her presence of mind and gazed
One of her attendants dismounted and,
quietly talking to the man, removed him
from h'r majesty's presence. He was
handed over to constable aud lodged in
iail The man is undoubtedly insane
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
An OKLAHOMA MYSTERY-

GUTHRIE, O T., Aug. 20-Oae night
last January Q. X. Rogers, hardware
merchant, sni city clerk OF Beaver. O T.
started from his store for home Since
that time he had never been heard o. To
day two boys playing in the woods near
Beaver found Rogers clothes containing
the >keletou.of their unfortunate owner.
In the skull was bullet hole. When Rog.
ers disappeared be had large amount OF
money In his possession, ana no doubt he
was murdered aud robbed.
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HOT WEATHER IN GERMANY

Berlin, Aug. 20-The weather is in
tenseiy hot throughout Germany, and IA
taI sunstrokeS are occurring eYerywEere
IN the empire. Work in many shops am:
factories IS suspended during the hottest
part OF the day. The health OF the city is
talFly good, though at MONDAY, IN the
shade, the thermometer re..i>ter,,. ! a. he
grees. The drought which prevails : IN.
Juring cattle and crops. Ia many districts
the rIyers are very low.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
NANCY HANKS EAll 6

CHICAGO, Aug. 2O-Nancy Hanks wa:
sent today against her record of 2:0714
made last Wednesday, and fell short oi
the mark. She trotJed game mile, but
could do no better than 2:091l. The failure
to beat the record was disappointment.
The track was as fast as the most exactlne
could require, but the day was too COO
and the breeze TOO strong for any more
record-smashing.
The feature OF the last day of the meet
ing, besides Nancy Hanks, was the pacing
of Jay-Eye-See against his own record oi
2:l0. He went around the track in 2:0S54
Had tue same conditions as to tempera.
ture and wind prevailed today on
Wednesday, the chances are that Jay
See would have come precious near the
mark of 2;054 set by Hal Pointer. j. l.
Case, the owner of Jay-Eye-See, is san.
guine that he can do better. and the little
black geldiDg will take shot ut the
worlds record within short time.
Free for all race. for 3-year olds, ,trotting-
Wilkes Ward won, with Gift Ouer second
Best time 2:2413 2:14 class, pacing, Fly
ing Jib won, with Major " onder second.
Best time 2.l1. Mile dash, trotting, 2:22
class, Reina won, with Harry Medium
second. Time 2:2U5l. Mile dash, pacing,
2:20 cass-AtlanJlc King won, with
for all, trottIng-Alvin won, win Jack
Second. Best time 2:13l5,
DENVER, Aug. 20 The summer meeting
of the Overland Park Jockey club closed
today Winners: Tigress, Carter b,
King Hooker. Claymore, Critic, Garcia
NEW YORK, Aug 20-Mcnmouth Park
winners; Kilkenny, Elizabeth L. Lamp
lighter, Reckon, Reginald, Estella, All
Black.
SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug. 20-Wiuners:
Strathmeath, Marserite. Cup Bearer,
Lowiauder, Helen Rose
DES MONIES, Ia. Aug. 20.-The Des
Moiues races were declared off yesterday
Attachments have been filed on the track
and buildings to the amount of nearly
s100,000 Big purses, small capital and
light attendance are given as the reasons
for the failure
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The GALLONS CHEAIEp.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. 20-Peter Smith
Condemned 10 be hanged for murder, was
found dead in his cell this evening. He
was badly beaten in fight among the
prisoners q few days ago, and bis injuries
proved fatal. Smith killed a man named
He was twice convicted and sentenced 10
death He escaped once, but WAS captured
Mt Quincy, where be had married. He
leaves two living wives.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
FRlGHTFUL AND NOTHING Lass

Are the ravages in physical stamina caused
by diseases of the kidneys and bladder.
Oftentimes. moreover, they are swiftly pro
gressive to fatal termination. Beginning
with simple inactivity of the organs, renal
disease, if unchecked by intermediate death
or relief, winds up in destruction of the
kidneys. This is terrible to contemplate.
dreadful to undergo. Anticipate the danger
bg arou5ing and regulating the kidneys,
when inactive, with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, a most efficient diGretic a. well as
II general alternative and tonic of unexam-
pied excellence. 1t performs further
good office for the system in promoting
activity of the kidneys, in that it more
effectually expels through these channels
impurities which produce rheumatism
and dropsy. Malaria, constipation. bilious
ness, liver trouble, nervousness, dyspepsia,
all succumb to its beneiicent action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
Not in Harmony.

Little Dot-Mamma, / mus have q
new doll right away
Mamma-What is the matter with the
old one?
Little Dot-It's got some scwatches
on its face, an looks sorter shabby Long
side of baby News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
PROOE OE MERIT-

The proof of the merits of IA plaster is
the cures it effects, and the voluntary tes-
timonials of those who have used ALL
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs during the past
thirty years is unimpeachable evidence of
their superiority and should convince the
most skeptical. Self-praise is no recon-
mendation. but certificates from those who
have used them are.
Beware of limitations and do not be de-
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for ALL
COCKS, and let no solicitation or explana-
tion induce you 10 accept substitute.
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Temptation Resisted.

St. Peter-Editor. eh? What good
thing have you ever done?
New Arrival once took the blame
for one of my own mistakes, instead of
throwing it onto the intelligent compost
tor.
st. Peter-Goup head.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
Didn't Know the Conditions.

Jonesy-You women are awfuily
tinid creatures
Miss Sunmerswing-Whst is IL now?
Jonesy-Why, 10 think so small
person as You should be afraid this
hammock would break.
Miss Summerswing-Yes; but you
haven't seen Mr.. Heavyweight.-Chi~
cago News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21
SURPRISED ROBBERS.

PIEDMONT, Ala, Aug. 20-Tne railroad
officials at Coal City received information
yesterday to the effect that an attempt
would be made TO rob the freight Office
there last night, and guard was placed
in the Office TO protect II. About midnight
three men appeared, battered the Door
down and entered the Office. The guard
opened fire and killed Que of them, VI C..
McCsuley. well known desperate Of the
neigh borhood The other two robbers es-
ca rl.I
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Mrs Watts-Mary Ann, these balus-
ters seem always dusty. was at Mrs
Johnson's to-day and her stair-rails are
clean and as smooth as glass.
Mary Ann-Yis, mem She has tree
small boys.-Indianapolis Journal
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np0MNEn

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Aug 21-DuriHg
a Storm tEIs morning three men Ben -
rliH Parker, Furman Mannery anG Chsrles
SEX u1e1-Eere drowned while cut fishing.
the boat capSizIuz. Three yachting parties
we're also caught IN the storm and several
Of the occupants drowned This report.
however. has not yet been confirmed.
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That same Old Packet.

Observation-Disclosures your pocket die
tionary?
Wife-That'sn nc pocket dictionary; It's
Webster's Unabridged What do you
persist in calling Il that for?
Husband-Becaase can never fad
n.-Detroit Free Press.
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Got the Job.

Druggist ITO applicant)-Yes. ! need
q man for the soda fountain-but see
you wear eyeglasses Is jour sight de-
fective?
Applicant-A little. sir, but my hear
ing is superb. can hear man wink
Chicago Tribune.
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---y-
Kr the Seaside.

Heroic Girl-What has become Of that
handsome man who cheered so loudly
when rescued the little boy from
drowning?
Friend-He is over there on the veran-
da, proposing to the girl who screamed
and fainted.-N. Y Weekly.
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He-Something tells me that you are
not entirely Indifferent 70 my stten-
tons
She-What Is it7
He-A little bird whispered II 20 re
Sbe-Your feathered friend Is Of his
rerch--Tr4th
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A pn,lo.ooh,c., IItt,e Head.

Young Wife-Dcar mel put thas
plaster of paris in an old balxing-pow
der can; and now / don't know which
is the baking powder and which Is the
plaster.
Husband-What do you want to do?
II want TO mend lamp"
'.Weu, You can only tell by ex-
perienee-"
''Of course Why didn't 7 think Of
that9 viii make two sponge cakes.
and put one in one and the other In the
other."-Puck-
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tsaNx .Ew rneas

n the hosne cars % aissasss. args-e.-s sss6
ho7- 10 Grsaf fAerzs. arsa - aag asatz % rss-
&c - ae sex wlsl ~ fouEd N d hAEf-
aaaanfs EEssal Mzss.eai 81 ok essEau. ssiEss-
,-xEsuns -Asssf tEr~. > ertGt .s4ratsz &c. A
p o7dwaF * Co. Bsszoa. AAss-. &s4 Fs-
oxayS > Eapy Ike,
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STPuCK Rv IRaIN

Parsons, kan., Aug 20-Mrs William
Lawrence and her daughter Ada, while
crossing the Santa Re tracks IA Il cloS-
carrIa re this afternoon, were struck ~
passenger train. Airs. Lswrruc= was Kill
eu outright. and the daughter fatally in
iurec
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On Is. naak. Of sh. sl.ss..ippL

stran1er-What do you have the
wires on that barbed wire fence 80 close
together foT2
Mississippi Farnsr-So that when ths
river rises VIC can use it for Gsh net
Judge
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PURE AND Who'll EsoME ouAIrrv

Commends to public approval the Califor-
MA liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs
IL Is pleasant to the taste and by acting
gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels to
cleanse the system effectually, it promotes
the health and comfort of all who use it.
and with millions it is the best aud only
remedy,
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coNvIcTeo oe vlJeoep

PINE BLUFY. Ark, aug. &1-EdwaTa
Price, policeman who. abozzs yeEr sgo,
deliberately shot ana killed Henry Morton
for indecsnr exposure of his person on The
street while dTu2k. WAS convicted this
morning c. nBEs4er 10 tie frs aesEee.