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Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
MASTERS Notice of Account-In the Circuit

MASTERS Notice of Account-In the Circuit
AvA court Of the United States for the Western
District OF North Carolina. Central Trust com
pany of New York VS. In Chancery Virginia,
Tennessee and Carolina Steel and Iron company.
All -arties and persons Interested III the above
styled suit are hereby notified thst l, Preston
Lewis Gray, special Master have fixed upon
Friday, the goth day of November as the time,
and the Swannanoa hotel in the city of Ash,-
vile, North Carolina, as the place TO take the
count required by decree rendered therein on
the - day OF October, 1904, at Ashrvillc n. G.,
by the Circuit court OF the United States for the
Western District of North Carolina. The ac
count required to be taken by said decree being
the following;
THE said special Master, with all convenient
speed shall take evidence, ascertain and report
to the court on the following matters
l. A schedule and inventory OF the lands;
property, bonds, stocks and chooses in action OF
the said insolvent corporation THE Virginia,
Tennesse and Carolina Steel and Iron company,
a. list ot the debts and liabilities OF the Re
cever, showing the names OF the respective cred.
itors and the amount due to each.
). The names o all creditors OF such lnSol-
| vent corporation and the amount due each such
creditor"
BY provision of said decree, all creditors of
| the virginia, Tennessee and Carolina Steel and
| Iron company are required 10 file and prove
their claims with said special Master at his of.
| flee, as stated above OH or before the first Mon
day in December 1904, or he barred from any
share in the assets Of such corporation to be dis
| tributed under decree OF such court.
If for any excuse the taking OF said account he
| not commenced on the dayhNed OF il commenced
be not concluded on that day, the taking thereof
will be adjourned and continued from time to
| time, and il necessary, from place to place I'M.
| til the same is completed
You will please attend and file your claims
| with such evidence as You may have to submit
Given under my hand this the - day of Oct,
| 1894. PRESTON LEWIS GRAY,
| II.Id4tthurs Special Master.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
RARE OLD MANUSCRIPT.

II il In the Possession of some Ashe.
villelan.
The following paragraph is from @
recent article on Asheville in the New
York Sun:
There is some rare old manuscrip,
concealed in this fourishing little city
A gentleman whs has available library
containing many works that are now
out of print, has IN his possession a copy
of a letter stating that during the wa'
OF the rebellion Gen. K. +. Lee announces
at dinner party that he regarded Gen
William Malone Of Virginia asthe ablesl
aud te best quipped general to succred
to the command Of the Southern forces
If he (Lee) should fall in battle. The
letter has never been published, but il
can be authenticated, and one of these
days an interesting story will be writ
ten around it. In this vicinity Malone
is cordially hated for his political course
in Virginia, but his bravery as a South
ern officer 10 neyer questioned" y,. IN
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
~ OTICE-S State of North Carolina, Buncomhe

NOTICE-State OF North Carolina, Buncomhe
~ county-By virtue OF the power vested in
me as trustee in certain deed Of trust
executed by A. G. West, bearing date
the 18th day of July, 1891 TO secure the
payment Of a certain note to DR.. Jauies A.
Burroughs. o. even date with said deed OF trust
said note being now due and unpaid and at the
request of the said ccstui que trust, the power OF
sale In said deed OF trust contained having be
come operative On account of the failure of the
said A. G. West to pay said note when the same
became due and payable as Aforesaid will sell
to the highest bidder for cash at the court house
door in the city of Ashevillc, N. c, on Satur
day, the Sth day of December, 1894, at u O'Clock
meridian, the following described tract or parcel
of land In said deed of trist described, situated
in the county of Buncombe, State of North Car
olina, bounded as follows; beginning at
stake IN william Vests line and running south
S9 degrees east las poles to stake; thence south
degrees west So poles to stake; thence north
81 degrees west 96 poles to rock; thence north
As poles TO rock thence west 40 poles to a post
oak in william Vests line; thence north : de
grees east IS poles to the beginning containing
sixty-six acres more or less, and being a por.
ton OF the land conveyed to the said A. G. West
by Sarah ]. West administrators of John West,
by deed Of record in the Registers office of Bun.
combe county. This the 9TH day of November,
1894, HENRY u. STEVENS,
II-Sd4tthurs Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

NoTlCE-By virtue of an execution issued to
~ me out OF the superior court Of Buncombe
county on the goth day of October, 1894, In favor
Of JamesM Westall and against X l., pitz
patrick, will sell atthe court house door In the
city OF Asheville, county of Buncombe and state
of North Caroline, at public auction to the high.
est bidder for cash, at IA O'Clock noon, on Mon
day, December sd, 1904, to satisfy said execution
the following described piece parcel or lot oi
land, lying, situate and being In the western
part ofthr 4tyof Ashevilie, count , Of Buucombe
and State OF North Carolina, near Depot street
and Nellie PARK, and bounded and more partic
ularly descfibed IS follows beginniug at a
stake In J. X, Rays west line Of Nellie Park, C
W. Cisney's southeast corner and runs south
ward with ] Il. Rays line one hundred and
twenty-five (iaa) feet to Gwyns line; thence
south with Gwyn'siine fitty:seven ts7) feet tc
stake in said line, corner OF Gwyn's lot; thence
west with Gwyns line nineteen (Io) feet to 4
stake at shepard's line; thence southward
with Shepard's line one hundred and twenty
one (rail feet to the corner OF shepard's line and
the aiey; thcpce. with G W. cisneys line
eightysrvea "a feet to the beginning. &c
tobef pth, isN. 4 J. A. HR0OkSHIRE
II.idatthor " 'ehetia'ot Buncouibe County.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
VSIT ANY WONDER that

YSIT ANY WONDER that
L every department OF ours
is crowded daily with expe,
rienced buyers, where shop
pers can find correct styles.
exceptional values, reduced
prices every day in the week.
so dozen ladies' Japanese
silk handkerrhiefs, our price
15c. worth 35c.
so dozen ladies' Japanese
silk handkerchiefs, embroid-
cred, ,ourprice 25c, worth 6Oc.
so dozen gents Japanese
silk handkerchiefs, our price
25c, worth co..
5O0pairsladies' kid gloves,
4-button, black and colors,
our price soc, worth 81.
175 pairs white, black and
tan, full length, undressed
kid gloves, our price 75c,
worth at Ok
200 pairs all wool, fleece
lined ladies' hose, our price
25c, worth 4Oc.
100 pairs of white anlgrey
blankets 1O-4, our price SOC,
worth $1.25.
so pairs of all wool blan-
kets, 10.4 and ia, our price
1925, worth S. so.
Ladies wishing new hats or
anything in the line of mil.
inery will call at once and
leave their orders as this de.
partrnent is crowded with
orders now.
Every day is bargain day.
| &. A. MEARS & SONS,
80, 81 and 33 s. Main street
Asheville, N. c.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

~ ME out ofthe Superior court of Buncombe
county on the goth day Of october, 1894. In favor
of X II. Lee and against Fannie Johnston nd.
ministrator OF X. NJ. Johnston, deceased, 1 will
sell at the court house door In the city of Ashe-
vile, cunty Of Bunoonbe and State Of North
Carolina, at public auc' ion to the highest bidder
for cash, ct u O'Clock noon. on Monday, Dccem.
Der 3D. 1894 to satisfy said execution the follow
ing described piece city lot or parcel of land In
the city Of Asheville, and situated on Park ave-
nne, and beginning at the southeast corner OF
lot ~ In the northern margin OF Park avenue,
aud runs thence with said Park avenue south
SO 7 west IS feet to stake In Beale's northeast
corner; thence with Beaie's line north TO- west
I71 J feet to a stake In hollow; thence up the
hollow north So east 20 feet to the southwest
cofIrv ofiot 7T thcuce with the line Of lot 70
scuth 6oo IS east I49 <feet 70 the besin ming Oc.
tobcf scth, 1885,. j 4. RROoHsHfRR
Il-idltthur Sheriff Of Bucohbe County.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
1870 PAPERS FOR el.IO.

We do not know of better family
paper for the farmer Of North Carolina
than the Home and Farm, published At
louisville, KY. 1t is a 16.page Journal,
comes twice u month and is loaded with
practical information and interesting
reading for every man, woman and child
in North Carolina. Prof. Massey writes
articles for the Home and Farm Of espe'
ciaIinterest TO North Carolinians. Give
ii and SEMI WEEKLY CITIZEN a trial at
the ridiculously low sum of $l,1O Der
ycar--1O4 numbers of THE CiriiEN and
26 OF Home and Farm, less than one
cent for each paper delivered to you,
Try this combination offer.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

NOTICE by virtue Of the power vested in me
~ by certain deed OF trust executed by !. X
Carter and wife, Anna l.. Carter, on the istf
day Of Nav, IS9o, and registered in the Office oi
the Register OF Deeds Of Buncoinbe county, N
C., in book No. 40, page ~, et seq, default hav
ing been made in the payment o! the indebted
ness, intended to he secured by said deed OF
trust at the request Of the cesui quc trust, will
sell at public auction for cash at the court house
door In Asheville, N. G.. on saturday, december
and, Isei. at "a O'Clock nj, the land conveyed
by said deed Of trust which bounded and des
cfibed as iollows, being in the city of Asheville
N. c., OH east side of Grove street, being the 10,
deed, to the said Anna l.. Carter, by r. d John
stop and W. N Cock, jr., by deed dated March
n. 1891, to which reference Is hereby made 10,
a full description Of same. This Nov al, 1904.
J. E. RANKIN,
II-1,dNwt - b .r.t Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
liccnse TO wai.

From Register Mackey's Office licens.
TO wed has been issued as follows:
S. A, Davis of Bl:more and Lillian A
Dermid Of Hendersonvile.
Robert Alternately and Clara Booker
OF Buncoft,tw; colorcd.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7..-Erie, i,; Chicago and
Northwestern, 9s; Lake Shore, I31is norfolk
and Western, n; Richmond and West Point
Terminal i6; Western Union. SIS; Southern,
ul.; Southern Preferred. AK.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
$1,000 REWARD

and william Cody under sentence of death for
barghry; and oeoree HensIcy and Gsosge Rob
erts. under indictment for murder. TO the Sher-
ie Of Madison county, N. c.
Description OF George Cody; Height about 6
tachc and eyes anda little stopped shouldered
and down cast countenancc.
Description Of william Cody: Height about 5
ieet inches, weight about Iso pounds, dark
hair, tnustache and eyes, and birth mark on
one check like spotch Of blood.
description Of George Hensleyi Tail and
Aestnr. stoopsd shouldeE., about % years cfage
Nh aseSi!Sg & sCse sesn9. r sqa
halr and just little musache. very pale and
bad countenance. These men all escaped Jail Al
narshall N. G., on the night Of October 10, 1894.
vesyTespeesssisy, - -, =. WHITE
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
Gen. yonce.s Condition,

Gen. Robt. B.Vance's condition at last
accounts was unchanged. DR.. Burroughs
was at the General s bedside last night
and says that although the patient is
very sick, there are hopes that he may
recover aga fH f. III
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

NorICE-The firm of Cowan * Doggett is
~ this day dissolved by mutual consent The
interest of NJ. W, Doggett having been pur'
| chased by X. S. Lipscomb, the business will he
| conducted under the firm name of X, Cowan
Il Co. All Indebtedness Of Cowan x poggett
will be assumed by J. X. Cowan X Co. Novenl'
Der 18TH, 1894. ii'i9dIw
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

The Printer Made 1t Hot for Him.
Jon. 5. Smiley in W. N. c. Baptist.
In my article published in the Baptis,
Of Novembe: 7th, in my reference to Bro
!. II. Mills, the printers made it say tina,
the brother was sitting on the stove
whereas it should be sitting near fh'
Stn
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
TIE MARKETS.
NRR YORK

New YoRk, Nov. sa-Cutton futures opened
barely steady November, s.; December. S.54
January. S sx February, sss;lAiafch, s.7i; April
SIS, Nay Sss. - .'a
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
wac hseucisr.

This solititorship question is becoming
more and more uncertain. The Other
day the Raleigh News and Observer said
That \. s. Mccall had defeated Geo. A.
: cJoues 1by 212 votes. It had been cup.
g posed all along that M. Jones had been
: elected. y No wicomes thG Nswg'ae91b
pssysr, and, printing 4 iist Of The SSse.
NSt9, MT "a HAaAe Of Go. ~ totet az
sy3J ai syndicate 10 The 7 TwStfth.
ss1Rl9peQp World III 10 know Who b
! I'd afe tAetstoay p9klng 4Sefly
!. .torwtsd 10 tie 2stbs tgHsHtA statsesai
yaee4ra meet, h. NJ asN'ss,s xkN a N |
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
CHICAGO.
ASHEVILLE.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2,-Wheat, Nov, -; Dec
Sass, May, -; Corn. Nov. soh; Pork, Jan.
Il 10; Lard, JAM, 7os; Ribs. jan, 6.I2h.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

T>RrSrEES sALE-By virtue Of the power
L vested in me in a deed in trust executed 10
me by + S. Hall. dated 3rd day April, 1891, to
therein, said trust deed being duly registered in
the Registers Office Of Buncoinbe county in
book a, page ,a Of mortgages and deeds in
trust records Of Buncombe county; will offer
for sale at public auction at the court house door
! in Ashevile for cash TO the highest bidder, oil
the q, December, 1874, the property described in
, said trust deed, said property is situated on a
str. ct between Rankin and the old Howell prop
erty and being part Of the Howell purchase, IL
the city Of Asheville. This Nov. II, 1894
u. c. WADDRIL,
, -22d4t thurs Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
AROUND TOWN

Washiogton. Nov 22.-Forecast til 8
p. III, Friday: Fair; warmer tonight;
southcrly winds. h. -,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

"a A Wise ocpclusion. y
slIc, ,ms:ed histsais, heard hin III :
As s"Thst Ran = SysAgentH HSjs AE 4
This very day I'll 90 and buy
A Rand-McNnlly Guide"
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

Corrected daily by Powell h Snider, wholesale
and retail grocers. These prices are being paid
by the merchants of the city today:
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

Celebrated {. b. and X. Il 6. Corscts
in white, black and drab. 75c. to $500.
Best 5Oc. Corset. Bon MarChe.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

Do you travel? Are you q sI6pper
The fRaud- Mchally Railway >0aife and
Hand book" c0pt aiuSA Au bsrtiSedt infor.
matious ASH ybur ns~edealet. 7etss J /
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

WANTRD-A party to purchase half inter.
w est in good paying business in this city
Small Capital required. q fine opportunity. will
bear fullest investigation. Only those having
the means need apply. Address ii. Y C.,
Ii.1sdu Care Citizen,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

G1n nNA To lend, In sums OF 5000 or
SAOsOOO more; to be secured by i'm.
pravcd real estate in AshcVille.
r. COFFIN,
II 1,d5t' 81 Haywood 81.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

VOU save money every time you take pre-.
L scription to the Dcvault pharmacy. corner
College street and Court Place. Nice fresh stock
OF hne prescription drugs. open all day, every
sunday. I:-22dim4p
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

e{A#E #@#+55s8 8s
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22
INDRx TO NRw ADyERTIsEMRNrs

TNOR RENT WITH BOARD-Two nicely fur
l. nished rooms with excellent table. Hot wa
ter heat. Location uncxcelled, Apply to
II. ,odtw MATT ATKINSON u SON.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

CIR KNIGHrS-cyrene Commandry No. S
- Knights Templar. There will be stated
conclave OF the coulmandry this evening at 5
y Ill. 20 u. II. hEkNDoN,
dt Recorder.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-11-22

Chas. S. Rav, a merchant of Wayues-
vile. and Miss Shelton, a daughter oi
,X.Sheriif Shelton. who were married at
Maynesvile, came over to Asheviie yes
terday. -
The sun., 1894-05-13
MYsIkRIks or FLORIDA.
Aa UndsrEreund II vsr that Makes ThiaEs
Vsry Lively.

From tie FloridI Tiass Uai0sL
Two miles south of Gainesville 10 q prairie.
At certain seasons strangers wonder why 1t is
broad stretch OF water SO deep that storm 5
ehurn Its surface into rolling whits-cApped
billows. Al times the commsrcs OF the lake is
not water enough TO float canoe. In fact.
have crossed the prairie In the steamer and
again have gone over identieAlly the same
route In a stage % from whose wheels clouds OF
On the edge Of the prairie. half walled in By
rock. dense with immense trees draped In long
fSs d.Dth Sss Ssy.r Sssn sSsa
From this sink an underground river flows
and makes its way no one knows whore. Some
tSs aS,s or 90 SS ty. and ALL T
drainage OF the prairie 10 obstrueted and the
prairie goes dry" In . year or two the river
MI! have ssePed around The obstruction, and
hood Of GAinesytlls there are hu ndrsds OF these
sinks, all OF them As round as dollar and
averaging from quarter 10 . half acre In ex-
tent.
North Of Gainesville 10 a pretty and mysteri-
Gus spot called the Devils Mill-hoppsr." A
large stream OF water comes down hill with
that has no visible outlet. Near BIooksv ls
another pool yeTy similar to the Devils Mill
hopper stream Of water pouTs into Il and
times, gradually drawing nearer to the centre.
suddenly the log disappears.
q, some grsS;nome stories are eonnseted with
10 haunted for the reason that many a man,
ana woman. TOO, has mysteriously dtsAppeArsd
In u. never 10 be heard OF AfterwArd. In the
stories 90, there Was q secret society which
washed all itS dirty linen in that pool In other
words. II man or womA n gave grave offence
gagged. bound and In the darkness OF night
thrown into the pool
The sun., 1894-05-13
An IrrIiat, d ~u6raEis'.

To THE EDITOR OF THE suN-Sr: I had
thought from some editorials in The Sun that
you were going to throw your powerful in1u-
enee In favor Of the cause so near my heart
and advocate giving the ballot to women. But
when you give space In your paper to that wo-
man who signs herself Ellen Battslls Dlatrich.
and who 10 doing our cause more damage than
are willing IL should be hurt That last piece
Of hers shows all the evil traits which our ens-
mics say unnt US for politics. This 10 the
same woman that wrote to tho EuTIIng Post
that the women OF this counIrJ are para
sites" They read her articles In the store
where my husband works. and call her one OF
tho " shTiekinE sisters." then he comes home
and tells me that she " ls O natural result of
this forward movement"
III you really favor our side please don't print
the enusions OF women like Mira Dietrich.
Yours for suffrage, MARTHA 5. ADAMS.
NEw lOkk CITY. May 3.
The sun., 1894-05-13
EesaomiEiaE oa matt.
Tro~ a. L.Si.Gou I.s.1.s yo.,.a,.

Fishing" said . man who lives on BlAks
street. yhy, went fishing In New Jersey
ever heard OF. There Il the tandem eel mat
you have all heard OF. When Ihey 20 down or
up stream from their quarters for the winter
the other like the primsyal man. They leave
exactly tiE INCHES OF space between their nos es
and the tail Of the eel 10 front When an eel
sees that the fellow ahead is lsnRthening this
space he Jumps ahead, aud. selling the tail u
w ouepdsr IN his mouth pulls him back into
OF string Of those tandem cells and the bait
was Aceepted. and ieTksd out the eel The
one behind. seeing that the fellow ahead was
running away. obsysd his Instruction aud
seized his tai 20 pull him back. ami so also
and pulled them out hand over hand till /
hAdA great mass Of slippery cells about NJ O."
The sun., 1894-05-13
VALUABLE kGGS
One Sold for es16, the Other Tor sl. .S0o-A
Hoe. Egg Brings 8225.

One Sold for ssI6, the Other Tor sI.S0o-A
Roe's Egg BrinKs Sae5.
Two more eggs OF the great aux have been
discovered in England and were sold last week
at auction. ono bringing 1915 aud the other
$500 There was q slight 1aw In each egg
which considerably lowered its value. They
were found In a collection OF fossils and eggs
which a young collector bought for 50 at q
sale OF old household goods in the country
three or four weeks ago. The collector rscog-
nized one OF the eggs In the collection as
great auk's egg before he bid on tho lot but
with his prize.
The value OF the eggs was unknown to the
seller. There was also sold at tho same
auction with the two great aux eggs. an egg
Of the long extinct roc. made famous in the
gsscsr. % and i sold for ss25. A statfsd @ spsei.
men of the great aux and perfect egg were
sold In London recently for $1,000.
The sun., 1894-05-13

=, The Rev, Andrew Jackson Potter. the gen
Heman Who arose from behind q pulpit In
CValde, Tex, several years ago with two Big
slx, shooters In bis hands, and Informed the
1o,lgbs m0s.{ con p1s9b ot hH thS t9uEhest o.
evsry minister Of the Gospel who came there
out OF town With rotten eggs. or sseOrting him
mat ~ there was any hoD- cared, swallow
mouthsd galoOt In that audience who had the
audAeity To presume that he wore a big enough
shirt 70 put him out Of pulpit. to step forth
ana take the hot N sdiclne. Or on the other
~ that with ths help Of God aud those two
toHy-hyss he held 10 his hands he proposed 10
preach 70 that people that dAy. has announced
bimsslf a candidate for Sheriff GRd Tax COl-
lssteF of Ten GEssA e0enty.
The sun., 1894-05-13

To THE EDITOR or The sUS-sT: So much
has been said and written on the subject Of
female suffrage that were II not . question OF
vital importance. II would have been worn
thTeAdbRrs long ago. No arguments brought
TO bear against il can prevent It's soon bseom-
ing an accomplished fact This 10 eoResded
BY its enemies WitIsSs the attempt Of late
themselves. are trying 10 Illustrate the Efforts
OF other women who have made the theory Of
equal rights the work aud study OF q lifeline.
Many arguments opPosinE the right Of NO
love Of the mAn who vas 80 thoughtful Of his
Vice eo1f0Et - aiAdtpl 81 ksg iRisEtes
The sun., 1894-05-13
THEY sHOr TO KILL.
A Fatal Dssl ths Rssalt OF . RsAark -
Faa 10 Pretty WoaAs.


Los ANGELES. April 30.-A pretty Spanish girl
sat By the window OF her house at Fl Monte
yesterday evening when wagon with num-
ber Of MexieAns drove By. One OF tho men.
named Juan oroseo saw the girl His eyes
kindlsd with admiration and he called TO her
In Spanish. "Oh. my pretty one" As eonss-
auence OF the remark q duel to the death was
fought between the pretty girls husband and
The contest was before witnesses. but sur
Reons aud seconds were omitted.
the house when the so sounds OF = horses hoois
were heard. and soon 2 man was seen to drive
T :nS his sSr's n 1Ssr 81 tPs
was Garcia. the young womln's husband and
he was gssticulatinR wildly to the men IN no
still aud. Garcia drove, up. He bsrSted The
men for insulting his wife, The men in the
shail.nssd orosco 70 ,Sst on the wagon an
sS him .SS 4Sss teHSHF aaSsa GsTSI 5oS bs
with Alaerity, He WAS much the Younger na1
and more active and 1.-THE. and as he lunTri
to watch how quickly he would do" his op' o
scarcely had oroseo gotten few feet ava,
from the wagon when Garcia pulled revolver
and began shooting a. him. OIoseo vas soue
vel and I.tuIpsd a.. PIs rs sSlS hst Gar
ella hTed four shOts aud OroseO three, uut AnJ
way after Oroseo was through shooting "al-
road one OF the 6ulisTs rom orSsco's @ wsar \
had gone through his head. QTOseO was SHIT
through the right hand.
The Joung spanish girl. With whom Gar,
vas living and whom the latter aimed 10
his wife is pretty. she stated that when fte
wagon passed the house shs was sir ~ q
The windoW. and OTosco was. she nOttnel -',
tlnR In the rear Of the wagon She SAID tLA1
Oroseo spoke 70 her In Spanish ADD SAD, '..''
Jou pretty one" She did not respond.
4, HiIhsssss stated that whsn oroseq saw t,tt
Il vas 10 be duel F0ufrdRcs he calmly e"
MS weapon, and. as eoOllJ As II shooting AZ
Tespto sIt; 9AklnG no attempt 20 protect me-
seemed TO understand that one Of them r .
die. and both acted In 4 stTEightforWAIi, 5TaNs
manner. nsithsr hinehing nor undu!Y al,
" EAnclng. When Garcia fell OToscO eNFres-rl
his regret, aud, With his comrades. drove bacs
% ~ Monte IhsIuTy brought IN . verdict u
k1llihG IN sslt-dsisneA