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M'MAmON II4l.n DEDICATED

Yesterday by CARDINAL Gibbons-SIGr.
sntoul MaiScs the uponlnE Address.
WASHINGTON, Oct. with the dodi.
cation to-day OF Mcmahon hall, the con.
trail and most beautiful building Of the
Catholic university group, that iustitu.
tion enters upon the work OF education
IN secular branches. Tho dedication
ceremonies were hold at 3 O'Clock this
AFTERNOON in tho presence Of a distin.
guished assembly representing the dig.
nita los OF tnn church from every Sec
ton OF tho country.
ROBBED In his sCarlct vOJtmGnts and at.
tended by sCoTu OF archbishops,
bishops and priests. Cardinal Gibbons
blessed and dedicated tho building.
Following lhla Mgr. Satolli delivered
the opening address, in Latin, OIL phil.
asaphie slHly. Il was tho introductory
lecture OH philosophy which tho del.
ogato had delivered at Rome during his
cours0i IN philosophy there. Addresses
wero made also by Prof Il. A. Pace,
drau ut tho department Of philosophy
aud hy Prof W. {. Robinson, dOan of
the department Of social scencOS Rnd
law. Cardinal Gibbons closed the ex.
orrisos with COnltatulatory address on
tho cvOnlin atop tao university was
about to take.
Among those participating IN tho OK.
Otci,us wOro AiChbishop Williams, OF
Bo,loni Archbishop Elder, Of CinCin.
natl; Archbishop CorriIan, Of Now
York; hrrhbishop kain, OF 81. Louis;
bishops Ntuuu, Moan, SHlliyaa, Foley,
STANLEY and lIms,mani Monolpnors
Farley, MuAlAlOn Rnd Schroeder; Pros.
llent Richards, oi Georgetown College;
pfosidrnt unnnon, ui furdhAn Uulclu;
pfcsiluul Noril, nf Woodstock College,
and l,uv, Wm, O'lIrIOn tatdo, Provincial
Of tho jesuit order
rrcHdunt Gllmnn, Of Johns llopklns
univcrslly, also occupied place OIL she
ullIiutui,
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EPISCOPAL ooNYEN NrIoN,


Constitutional HeylSiUuaFy COmmlaSlon'a =
Work Does Not S1lt LnY Delegates,
MISSEIpoLS MINS., Oct, livery
thing is now in readiness for the OPEN
ing OF tho great trianuial vontlon OF
tho American Episcopal church here
tomorrow. A largo numbNr OF bishops
and clerical and lay delegates are pres
ent, Ex-senator Eimunds, OF Vermont,
ana his vile arrived this morning, aud
J. PiOrpont Morgan accompanied by
Bishop Potter aud Bishop Doane, will
arrive tomorrow morning.
The commission which has in charge
tho revision OF tho constitution held a
final meeting to-day behind closed
doors. Tho report AZ agreed upon does
not please Law members Of tha com lis.
sion, who have not bssH able to attend
its meetings as regularly as tho bishops.
They believe 1t gives tho house Of bish
ops too much power, and thAv object to
tho election OF q primul. Other
changes are even less In favor, aad It is
evident that u battle will no fought in
the convention, Tholay members, who
constitute third Of the commission,
expect TO get enough help from tho clOr.
ical mombers, who constitute another
third, to make important changes in the
renort before 1t goes to tho commission.
The commissions se'bion lasted all day.
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Spsctdl Dtp1leh 10 nc IHIGEigeHetT.
MoRaASTowS, W. Va, Oct 1.-The
board of regents Of the uniyCrsity,
enough oil them at loRit to make bual'
ness quorum, are in session here now.
Mr. @. h. Hart and Mr., George +. Evans
came iu yesterday and MeIHrS, Robin
sou, stswar. aud Reed arrived In time
to-day for q short session session this
afternoon.
Among the many good things tho
board did in June was to arrange for a
meeting after tho opening OF each
school year, bcaidoI the annual one at
lts close, This was done in order that
the board might SEQ the institution
geared up in running ordcr-As one oI
lhem said to-day to sample tue goods
they have hero. 1t iG almost uuneCsI'
sary to say that the goods didn't suffer
any by the personal inspection received
to-day.
Tho members OF the board arc de-
lighted aud enthusiastic over tho pres.
ent condition OF affairs aud confident
that there IL u big future for tho school.
BY taking n light breakfast this morn
Ing, Mr.. Hart aud Mr.. Evans managed
to GET to chapel exercises. Thoy prob
ably would have felt mean II they had
remained away, because they have been
instrumental in having m order passed
BY the board which makes tine attend'
ance at chapel by the professors Us we'll
rs tho students compulsory. They
seemed 10 enjoy tue exercises very
much, especially the singing OF tho
"WOIt Virginia Hills" which is daily
feature ol the exercises. Mr.. Evans
says Senator Peck, who opened tho
sessions OF the senate with II last winter,
never got as much music out Of as the
university BOYS.
Mr.. Hart Was called upon for an ad.
dreIa and replied in ono OF his charac'
teriStic speeches, fifteen minutes long
He captured the girls hearts by prom
ising them that co'education 10 an ei'
tabliShed thing here. There are, by
tbs way, thirty girls attending the
univsr.ity this year, one Of them being
Miss Pratt, from Wheeling, Mr.. Evans
also made q short address.
Almost every department was visited,
with resultR very gratifying. The size
OF the law department iS the subject OF
much comment by the board, and II is
safe to predict that before very long
while there will be new quarters pro-
vided, Tho growth OF this department.
is just tribute to the ability Of the fac.
ulty, There will probably be by the
first oil the year ninety students taking
tho law lectures. most OF them
the full course. Tho acquisition OF
Judge Okey johnson to tho faculty is
already bearing iruit and will in the
future attract students in search oi a
legal education TO the university. Mr..
Hart was prsIent Rt ono OF Judge John.
sons lectures aud congratulated tho
students that they could receive such
instruction free. lie recalled tho time
when ho had heard q fifteen minute loC'
turC by tho Judge which cost him three
hundred dollars.
Tho board will continue in session to.
morrow and will give Attontion to any
business which may como up before
II. L. B.s
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rnn pNI4n mGnp SESSION
OF tho Texas LsGlslutura-The Struggle
Will IIo n Bitter One.


ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. la special to
Tho Post.Bispateh from Au'siR, Texas,
says; Tho Texas legislature met at
noon with a quorum present. The
governor in his message reviews the
laws against prize lGhling in Texas,
calling attention to tho orrors therein,
and closes by saying;
"All persons have boon given notice
that tho COrbaIt.Fiiziimmons exhibit
ion would not b0 permitted; that what
over has been done By tta projectors Was
wlth full responsibility for the consO'
quGncos. The public interests require
that this exhibition especially should
he suppressed. Discountenanced by
Mexico and tho territories, OutlaWed
and driven from every state, 1t 10 pro-
posed to assemble horde OF rullans
and gamblers aud offer this state this
commanding insult to public decency.
Against it tho instincts and pride ol tue
people revolt, and your prompt and
resolute action will apRro them this
ignoniuy and ahRmo.'
llO recommends law making prize
lighting without gloves a felony. There
ia a strong lobby here from Dallas and
leaders OF It claim 10 have votes
enough in the house to defeat the emer'
genCy clause, There are only three sen
RtOrS opposed TO the emergency clause.
Several bills sirictly AnJi.prize fight
nero introduced in both honsos, and
adjournment WAS had Ill Tomorrow
morning.
The two bills introduced in both
houses to-day contain tho emergency
clause. One OF thN bills introduced by
Senator Lewis ii recognized aa the ad.
minstraIiou bill, and prescribeS that
asliG encounter between man aud man
shall he deemed q felony, and shall he
punished by an imprisonment not less
than one or more than Gve years. Tue
other bill prepared by Senator Simpson
provides for an imprisonment from five
TO ten years.
AS tho situation now stands, the fight
management have given up all hope IN
tho ssHats, bu. they have eighteen solid
men in the house, and at present those
eighteen can block the passage Of amy
measure. The matter OF tho enactment
Of M ansi.prIzO.lyht law has narrowed
down to a political row between the
administration and anti.administrRtiOn
crowd, and the Florida Athletic Club
has been relegated to the rear. Tho
fight promises TO DO very bitter one.
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NEw YoRE, Oct. l.--Itt tI not the Gus
tom in this country to have bGnpuets
after big athletic meetings OF the year.
although it has long boon in vogue in
England. Perhaps the most note.
worthy dinner Of the kind over hold in
this country will tako place after the
Yate.Cambriigo international varsity
meet on Saturday next.
Tho dinner is to b1 held at shOrry's,
Sir Julian paurceiotr, tho English am
bausador, will present the medals with
appropriate remarks to tho winners.
Tho games will 10 social athletic event
OF the year.
The demand for tickets has been uu.
precedcn;cd and applications have beOn
received from towns ai far west az Chi
~nWO
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ALWAYS AHEAD.
Tie Associated rruss Again OutclnIIsS
the oiOrlhuud United, Press,

Tie Associated rruGs Agaiu OutelRalea
tho olOrlhuud United, Press,
New YoRR, Oct. lon Thursday,
September 10, the Associated Preas fur
nishOd ia timO for tho first editions OF
its afternoon papers the fact that tho
Spanish cruiser B0rceStegui had been
sunk by eolllslOR In Cuban waters. The
details also wprs given. ThirtY.ono
persons were drowned and among them
notable officials, OF this news, the
United Press had nothing, save that
which in their late editions come were
bold enough to appropriate" Their
AourcO nj supply WaS ignorant oil the
fact and dry Of details,
To-day, again, tho flr'reRchiHg and
stPGdily reliable neWs resources OF tho
Associated Press we're demonstrated.
Its afternoon pppeTa were supplied
with exclusive news OF the loss ot an.
other Spanish vessel, this time the we'll
known waTship Cri'tobal Colon. She
WAS wrecked in Cuban waters, with
two hundred officers and men, Tho
Associated PIeaS supplies its papOrs to.
day with thFsS'lourths OF a column oil
tho details, WhIlo those papoIS shat arc
being served by the United
Press went 10 press with their
last editions bare Of any mem
ton Of the loss OF this second Spanish
warship in Cuban waters. Tho fact ia
again sharply confirmed that the men
and tha news resources OF the ASIo'
ciated Press may TO rolled upon for the
prunnt service OF neWA at home and
abroad. Deep chRgrin a: the pitiabls
iuadequRcY OF the United Press rs n
nowA.gAthsrer, coupled with their own
sense Of decency, may possibly explain
the fact that the papers relying on that
organization failed In this instance oven
to Inappropriate" secondhand tho news
Of the wreck Of the Colon.
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man who sat next to Durrant in the
lecture room will take tho wiIneVs stand
and swear that after being unable to
tell whether or not DuTrant was present
at tho lecture tho accused student asked
him II tavor to him to say that hs was
there and that no remembered the fact,
Dukes tells this now only with tho
greatest reluctance. lie saws he drew
tho only intOrOpcN that could reasonably
be drRwR fr0m the rsdaaGs, which ha
could not grant, Far tho sake Oi his
classmate Dukns decided that hs would
not speak, lie says DnrrNnt wantod
him to remember the fatal day aud his
presence at tho lecture without any
reference 10 the truth or the facts.
ri could not grant the favor" said
Dukes, "hut wished to romaR silent,
rs | did not want TO hurt tho case II |
could help it.n
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CoLUMpTA, s. O., Oct 1.-The report
Of tho suffrage committee OF the
constitutional convention was at last
made tonight, 1t provides Tor the
registration OF qualified voters. The
qualifications Of electors given in the
following section are regarded as prac.
ticaIly disQuaIilyiRG the majority Of the
negroes on account OF the educational
and property requirements:
The persons applying for registration
must be able to read and write any sec
tIon in this constitution, or must show
that he owns and pNyI taEea on $500
worth Of property in this state;
provided. that at the first regis.
trRtiOn under this constitution, and up
10 January |. 1898, all male per-
sons OF voting age who can read
u Clause in the constitution, or under.
stand aud explain it when read 10 them
by the registration officer, shall be eligi.
bic 10 registration, and become electors.
A separate record Of every illiterAte
person thus registered, sworn to by
tho registration officer, shall be filed,
one copy with tho clerk Of the court
aud one la the office Of the secretary Of
state, on or before January /, 1898, and
that person shall remain during
his life time a qualified elector,
unless convicted OF come disquAliiy.
ing crime. Tho certificate Of the clerk
OF court or tho secretary OF state shall
bo sufficient evidence TO establish the
right Of said class OF citizens to regisIrR'
ton and the franchise.
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PEORIA, Ills, Oct. III. b. Greenhut,
formerly president Of the whisky trust,
returned this morning from New York.
where ho has been spending tho sum.
met
10 u reporter he stated that while
there was a great deal new in dis.
tilliug circles there was little
that he could give to the public at this
time. However,, he admitted that all
differences between himself aud the re-.
organization committee and the Amer.
lean Spirits Manufacturing Company
had been fully adjusted. He said:
I'VE have shaken hands over the
bloody chGSm, aud are nov fast friends, I"
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ACANAnIAN HOANnAh
Thnt VIII Stir Up tho Wealthy Social Cir
eIo. of Montreal.

That VIII Stir Up tho Wealthy Social Cir.
clos of Montreal.
MONTREAL, Oct. 1.-The bicgoIt society
scandal the city has had for long timo
will shortly bO ventilated in tho local
courts, tho initial proceedings hAYins
boon taken to-day in the superior
court, through GroenShislis K Groom.
shields for the plaintiff. Mrs. Alfred
Stevens Whitney, daughter Of James
o. Brlsn, the retired millionaire clothing
manufacturer, Is suing for separation
from her husband aud an allowance OF
s.. 900 year.
Mis-, Maud BurdsIle, mn amateur
npDrGiIc atnr, and member Oi tho
choir Of Christ Church Cathedral, Is
named ~ correspondent Miss Bur.
dultU halls from BrOUGyiI,a and 10 a
great iavOriIO in local musical cirrlcp.
Besides tho charge OF adultery agaln0s
her husband, Mrs Hhisaey also alleges
ho 10 inordinttely addicted TO tho uso Of
Intoxicating liquora, aud when under
,hoir influence, grossly INSULT aud
abuses hOr. She also atRioa that Whit
nov has taken Miss ButdoLto to the
whitney residence Oh PtinCO Arthur
street, and openly insultrl hor lMrs.
Whiinuy) before hor friends. Whit
nos, who was formerly In the leather
business, was married to Miss O'BriOn
la October 1892.
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MApmp, Oct l,-VolnnteOrB to tho
number Of 2,2OO mon presented thom.
selves to-day for service in tho island
Of Cuba. Tho chioi Of tho Cuban Re.
form party had an nndlenco to-day with
sonor CastsllaHas, The minister Of tho
colonicu, to whom hG renewed, on be-.
half Of the ltGiormints, his assurance OF
thOir patriotism aud assistance In Iet'
LIIngt the Cuban instruction,
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LosDos, Oct. LIN tho course Of a
long lotlor from Havana, published In
tho IimOs, tho correspondent says that
tho longer hO stays in Cuba, aud tho
moro hu nuus OF tho Cuhans, tho strong.
or has become his conviction that n
largo mraourc Oi autonomy 10 necessary
II Spain wishes TO pro,Oryo Cuba In u
peaceful state.
"rho whole iooling Of tho people" ho
proceeds, "iq against tho continuance
OF tho existing syslou. Spain murl
therefore look tho situation In tho face,
and grant radical fniorma. II Soons
imposiiblc 10 mo, howNvur, that Cuba
Il, IN independent topnhIio could over
hopo to DO happy aud unilcl"
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wANr A Inw DEAL.


Good Government Clnb' Ticket Not En.
dorscd By Esformsr ParkhursL
New YoRH, Oct. Ia movement was
nut on loot to revive the Committee oil
Seventy, or to crOats a similar body, to
take the steps necessary to bring about
union OF all anti.Tammuny forces,
This movement is inspired by the action
OF tho GOOD Government clubs convon.
ton last night in nominating 4 ticket
against the advice Of majority Of the
executive committee. Tho chances for
success wOrs considered good by those
who took the initiative. DR.. y. II. Park.
hurst has telegraphed az follows TO
Charles Stewart Smith, who Is at pres
ent at Sanford, Conn.:a
"0uT only chance is to hold n maII
meeting and create new Committee OF
Seventy. Last nights incouSiderato and
inharmoniouI action cannot but fall
dead"
Dr. ParkhurGtiI iI confident that CON.
binaIion Of anti'TAmmany organizations
aud electors ia possible. lie attributes
the action Of last night to youthful an'
thuSiaSm" and" "oxcssSiye zeal. lie
says that tho Good Government clubs.
while claiming 10 be the successors Of
the Committee Of Seventy, have not
taken up the duties and purposes Of the
committee, and that therefore the only
thing 10 do is 10 re.crOate the commit
toa.
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BRAzu, ISD., Oct, 1.-The block coat
miners and operators OF this district
met hOre to-day and arranged scnlO for
tho coming year Tho operators grant.
cd tho miners demand for seventy
cents pOr ton, and work in tho mines
will bU continued. This advance was
granted to the miners, Notwithstanding
there is 4 rumor current that ONO,
PonnsylvRnia aud illinois operators
will not increase tho miners wages aud
that strikes are likely to occur,
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nan ron DUNANE
Tho Prosecution Has secured wines
tsry Htd fer the PFisDhSh

Tho Prosecution Has secured WINE"
Vsry Htd ter The FFi'o"'h
SAN FnAycpco, Oct i,-WhAttho pro-
rranuon boliOyO, 10 bO testimony oI tho
most vital importance In tho Durant
rp'o ha. At last boon obtained from n
student In Cooper college. Tor months
iNo prosecution and defense have labor
rI II find somo ono among tho accused
''IIcnts classmates who could R'yo
'bno dshnite information regarding lho
seizure which Dr. Uhonoy dellyeiol on
tho afternoon OF April 3, II wal lmpos'
pIDIs 10 0nd suoli alndnnL No ono
knew definitely that Durant was there.
so ono could ioll anything which might
8IsAs that bHFaat was not there.
AllA'l lhsfe has bsOn ionnda student
Who can she'd dO1nll0 Rht upon lllo
subject Charles a. Dukes, the young
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LAREDO, TEXAS, Oct Lit appears
that the Florida club mas doubts aS to
thcir ability to pull of tho CorbOtt.
Fitzsimpons fight in Dallas, and this
morning secured by telegraph an option
on tho ampithOatre and aroma usod for
bull Gghting in New Laredo, Mexico.
THIS would seem to indicate that the
fight will bu pulled OIL there. Tho op.
ton is for one month, but further par.
tiCulars could not be obtained.
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ROCHESTER,, y. Y. Oct. Tho war
between tho American Tobacco Com.
paay, on ono side. and tho Na,ioaal
Cigarette and Tobacco Company on the
other, has roachel Rochester, aud tho
prices OF cigarettes To-day took n HrOSt
drop in prico in consequences. Cigarette;
that hHvo been selling for several
wears as tho rate OF ten for hTs
cents to tho consumer, were sold in
mos. OF tho lsaling tobacco stores to-
day at twcnly for five cents, und II iS
understood 1t Is tho same all oyor tho
State.
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STATE UNIVERSITY
Now Gonred Up and In Running
Order for tho YOar.
THE BOARD OF REGENTS MEETING

For tho Purpose ot Viewing tho In.
stItutIon In It's busy soason-Tho
Inspection is Very Gratifying TO tho
MOmbOrs OF tho Board, who Tx,
prOSs Themselves as Delighted
With tho Condition of AtlIrs-Co.
Education a sueosss-The Growth
oithe Law Department.
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SAN FniEcIco, Oct. 1.-The steamer
CITY Of PokIn arrived to-day from China
and Japan aud wont Immediately into
quarantine. Tho pekln IL iWoniy days
out from YokOhama. When Sho loft
thoro, cholera wNa raging, 1t 10 iear0d
that the dlsutlo will llnaor until late IN
lhn wIntor In Northern Japan thotn
Ina bonn little change IN tho status oil
tho disease. About the SAME nuulbur
Of deaths occurred daily and ihOrO arc
no signs Of lhn plague abaiing.
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GOVERNMENT VIM INTERFERE
II tho CorBett.Fi,E'lmmons Takes Place
IN Indian Territory.

II tho Corbett.FilE'immons Takes Place
In Indian Territory.
WAsuINGroH, Oct. l.-secretary Smith
was asked to-day II ho would take any
stops to prevent tho Corbett.FIszsim-
mons fight taking place in Indian Terri.
tory, and replied that II an attempt was
made to have the fight take
place on any reservation which is
directly under tho control OF
the interior department, aud not
set apart as separate government, he
most certainly would prevent Ii. He
knew Of nothing. he said, that would
give the department authority to pro-
vent tho fight upon lands controlled by
tho Five Civilized Tribes, II tho Indians
consented. Ha added, that he would
call attention to the condition Of ahairs
in Indian Territorr, aud perhaps bring
n pressure to bear which will bring
about change OF affairs there,
II the Indians OF the Five Civilized
Tribes, or any nation Of them, should
call upon the department to prevent
the lghi, saying that the Indians as a
nation objected to it, then tho depart.
ment would prevent it.
Tho secretary said that he did not
know as there was any disposition to
have the light in Indian Territory coun.
try, but no had seau something to that
effect In tho paners,
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ON A SLENDER THREAD.
Hangs the Fate of tho Alleged
Murderer OF Mlss Lamont.
THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ALIBI
Begun by Contradiction of Charge
Made by the Pswubroksr
MEETS WITH BUT LITTLE SUCCESS.

A Sensational Disclosure Made by
Ono OF tho Jurors, Who Was Ap.
preached by q Man With tho Ro.
mark It He DIda't Hang Durrant
They Would Hang HIm-Tho OF.
tender Cited to Appear for Con.
tempt = Threatening Letters nO.
csfred by Counsol and tho Judge.
Tho Prosecution Obtains Witness
Whose Testimony wnl Seriously
Damage the Prisoners Case.
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Mr.. VEaSox. ISD.t Oct. 1.-Albert
Wade, assistant cashier Of tho FirIt
National bank of this city has disap.
pOnred. Investigation Of his accounts
Indicate $4,000 or $4,000 shortage.
The bank is ono OF the strongest In the
state aud tho business is not affected by
tho occurrence. Wade is under good
bond TO the bank for $4,000. HO has
heretofore borne good character. Tho
bank officials will make no statement
until tho completion Of tito invcsuga.
ton.
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Co1puaut, o.. oct l,--CharIo' u
Kline, known ~ tho prison inyonior,
who hns patented telephone transmit
tor, wa, parolod from the Ohio pom,
lnnliory to-day klino wis convicted
itfas t.ma4 ler bntglhfvin Alnnlgomcy
county, and aontcncld lor 10 under
tic lablluil criminal act lilo Is tho
llrSL lilo man to Do parlnncl.