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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06
Lard Office at Chamberlain, South Dakota,

March 2S, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has nled notice of his intention to
make final proof IN support of his claim, and.
that said proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver at chamberlain, South Dakota, on
Saturday, May IL, 1895, viz: ~ - S
CECILY A. BARRETT
Homestead entry No. 1859, for south west quar-
West NJ -" -ss'.so ,-''ss5oN W
He names the following witnesses to prove his
CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation of,
sald lang, VIZ; Frank Ceilings, William Farms
sCoyle, South Dakoto. n 49, - -
CLARK s, ROVE. Register
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

Those interested in the opening of the
Yankton reservation are making great
kick against the selection of $1,000 acres
by tie state. After the indians get their
allotments and the state $4,000 acres
there will be slim picking for anyone
else.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06
Notice to cretlitovs,

Estate Of Phillip Qnillin. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned nd
ipinistrator of the estate OF Phiilip OuilIin
deceased, to the creditors Of and ali peraons
having claims against the said deceased. to ex-
hlhit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
notice, to said administrator at his residence in
the county Of Brnie, state of South Dakota.
Datedat Chamberlain, March 80, 1895.
JOHN QuILLtN
administrator Of the estate Of Phillip Qpillil,,
.aeceaseu. e6i3-S2l
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06
Tn in Sapborn county some Of tho i

Up III Sanborn county some of the far
mers couldn't get all the seed wheat they
wanted from the county. One of the
townships proposed to supplement the
amount by issueing township warrants,
but the chairman wouldn't sign chem.
Judge Haney sustained him, holding
that the county aid was sufficient.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

Prominent Chicago business men ir-
respective Of party visited Washington
last week and invited President Cleve-
land to visit Chicago and deliver an ad-
dress on financial issues.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

The Watertown Public Opinion is
sweet sixteen" The only trouble with
the Public Opinion is that it always has
so much readable matter it takes too
long to read 1T.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

Chauncey Depew says that the Repuh-
lican party will not declare for free
coinage of silver. lie says it is all right
for folks who want some kind OF a hobby
tO NAV with
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

Colonel William d. Pollock is lying IN
a serious condition at his home in Hen
Peck, Ind. Several days ago Colonel
Pollock made wager that he could
suck three dozen eggs at one sitting. He
had disposed of two dozen and a half,
and on entering upon the last half dozen
struck chicken, which stuck in his
throat and almost choked him to death.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

The Howard Press incidentally draws
attention to the fact that all the county
officials of Miner county are paying for
tier own clerk hire and are not blowing
any trumpets TO sound their own praises
ai ihnr
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06
Land Office at Chamberlain, South Dakota,

Land office at Chamberlain, South Dakota,
March ., 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make hnal proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
Or a hece,yer at chamberlain. South Dakota on
Menday April Is, 1855, viz: =
JOSEPH BALLARD.
Under Homestead entry No. 75 for the north
east east quarter lNEa) section "a, township 10a n.
Range 60 west. l=77
!, He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous RESIDENCE upon and cultivation
of, q, ssId land, VIZ: Thomns Quillln: Patrick
ers all of kimball, Sonth Dakota.
CLARK S. ROWE, Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

The Parker New Era is 10 years old
What's the matter with making Charley
president of the Ancient and Honorable
Order Of Stayers?
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

The Sioux Falls Press still persists in
tiocking by itself in reference to the
trouble with Spain and insists that 1t
was Gresham Tho went off half cooked
and not the Press. Incidentally, here is
what the Sioux City Journal says:
1t will not do to pass over the ALI
ANA indident lightly. The Spanish
government has been persistently and
continuously insolent to a friendly
power. The sentiment OF Americans in
favor OF prompt and decisive action is
not mere spasm Of jingoism but it has
foundation in the facts of recent history
showing the insolence of the govern
ment at Madrid
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

Land Office ut Chamberlain. South Dakota,
March 6, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
or Recelver at Ghamberlain, South Dakota, ON
Monday, April Is. 1895, viz:
THOMAS DUBLIN
Under Homestead entry Nos for the south
range 50 West.
He onamcs the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Joseph Ballard, Patrick Purcell
John L, Soderluist and Patrick Powers ull y
kimhall South Dakota.
CLARK s. ROWE, Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

and 1t is with the expectation that the
new machine VIII materially tighten his
labors that the purchase has been made
he has earned it if the paper has not.
Aside from this, the circulation of the
GRAPHIC has reached point where a
power press becomes a valuable. time
saver.
We do not expect that this substan-
tial improvement will bring into the
Office Il single dollars worth Of extra
business, but we did not enter the news
paper business in Kimball with the idea
of raRing the town and county with a
drag net for every dollar in sight and
then leaving for richer fields. On the
contrary we are willing to invest in per-
manent Improvements our own money
and ali that the GRAPHIC can make on
top of it.
The new press is the. largest OF the
kind made and it was bought with the
idea that it was only a question OF time
when the GRAPHIC would be enlarged.
A new dress Of type complete is next in
order, for we want the GRAPHIC to shine
geographically as well as In other res
poets.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Final EroofNotices

Land Office at Chamberlain, South Dakota
February 20, 1885.
Notice is, hereby given that the following.
to make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof Will be made before tho Register
or Receiver at chamberlain, South Dakota, on
Saturday, April 6, 1895, viz:
PATRICK POWERS.
Homestead Entry No. 8! for the northwest quar-.
ter section q, township l04 N. Range 80 west
18th p. Nj.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
peson. Frank Tomshek, Joseph Ballard, ali of
kimball, South Dakota.
CLARK s. Row. Register.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1895-04-06

We got the rain and snow, too.
j. A. Smith was at the Taft Sunday.
April fooled all OF us into shoveling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
FROM BEYOND SEAS.
Crispi Declares That No European
Statesman Wishes Var.
pHITIsH ELECTIONS.
THE
All Hut Three Districts Now Heard
rrom-Governmcnt Majority I'm
Parliament, l53-Eiectiohs IN

LONDON. July 29--With the exception
of the polls in three districts the result
OF the general elections IS now known.
The districts yet TO be heard from are
the East Division Of Donegal the South
Division OF Londonderry county. ana
Orkney and Shetland.
In 1890 East Donegal returned an anti
Parnellite by majority Of 7G3. the South
Division Of Londonderry county returned
a Liberal Unienist ny majority Of 81.
and orkney and Shetland returned
Liberal The results In these districts VIII
make but slight difference IN the political
complexion Of the new House Of Com
mons
Elections were held to-day in the first
two mentioned districts. but the poll will
not be declared until tomorrow. The
election IN Orkney and shetland will not
take place Til August 9Th.
The returns now az hand show the cleo
ton II 3}s Con eryatyos, - Unionists. 10
Liberals, 60 antl-Pargellltos. and II Par
uellites Thus the C0nseryatire-Liheral
Unionist majority, subject 60 The results
in the three districts yet 10 be heard
from. will bee lJ3 The C0uso ryatIye ma
jority over any coalition that can be made
will be ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
THE CmCNhMAUGA PARK.
Programme for the Dedication Is
Practically Completed.

Tn. official announcement ~ speak rs
AZ the dedication Of the Chlck1mau anu
ChattanO0ga National Military diN -
as follows:
Septenher REHABILITATION ~ the Chick-
amaugua section OF the park. i"<ere.7's
at snolrrass Hll. 20 b opened oy 9ecIe-
tar. Lamont Orators-G neral nm ~.
Palmer. of Illinois. and General John g.
Gordon. Of Georgia. s =. NJ, az ChH'ta-
nooga. exercises conducted by the s0c'etF
OF the Army II the Tenn -ase" am W
Army of Tenn see. Gfnrrtl Hdntule VI.
Dodge presiding. OratCrs-GenrraI OllYtr
% Howard. United states army, ana
General Joseph Wheeler OF Alabama.
September 9Uth-DedicauOn OF the Cnat-
tauooAa section OF the park exercises
lfcfnuInE a. noon at Chattanooga. ora
tors-Geueral Charles r. GrOsVenOr, OF
ohio. and General WilliAm l.. Bate. or
Tennessee T. ~, AZ Chattanooga, eN-
ercises conducted By veterans az the
Army II the Potomac and the Army oi
Northern Virginia, General Edward G
Nalthau. Of Mississippi. presiding. ora
t0rs-G neral Orlando Smith ana Cover
nor william G. Oates. Of Alabama.
At T. NJ. September lStn, at Ch9tta-
no0ga. the annual reunion OF the Society
OF the Army OF the Cumberland will oc-
cur. al which seats Will be- provided on the
platform fOr tn executive and cOngres
siOnal parties. the Governors OF states and
their STATS ana the representatives, II al.
the army societies OF the North and the
United Confederate Veterans. orator
General Charles t. Henderson
The programme tOr the dedlca ton OF
state monuments IN which the Governors
are expected 60 take part Will be- an
nounced as received from the respective
state commissions. The programme Of
local participation IN the dedication under
the auspices Of the Citizens Executive
Committee Of Chattanooga will also be
made known later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
A NEW CHURCH ORGANIZED
II Il 20 he Called the Brondus Me-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Services

The Rroadus Memorial Baptist chhreh'
tho outcome Of the recent tent-mee'inss
held under the auspices Of the Baptist
CIV Missionary Society, was organized
last nlsht IN the temporary tabernacie
erected at the corner Of Thirty-second ana
Marshall streets. -
a large congregation gathered In the
new structure. ard there were present
representatives. either In pastors or dea-
cons. from the First. the Second. Grace
Street. Pine-Strect, Randolph-street'
L,elgh-street. Venable-Street, Emmanuel
Barton Heights. Towards Grove. East
End. and Bainhrldge-Street churches
These representatives comprised tho coun-
ell.
Rev. Or. w l.. Wright was called 10
the chair and Rev. r. l.. Chambers was
elected secretary. After the reading OF the
Scriptures. Rev. J. O. Kirk led In prayer
The names Of those who had secured let
,ers of dismissal from their churches were
then read The articles Of faith and
church covenant were also read and APP
proved by all present, the council, undors-
Ing the purpose Of all people whose names
had been read Of uniting themselves into
a separate church. This concluded. t&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30

church was declared to be regularly
ganized. ,,do hv DIR.
Interesting addresses were maui ~ 9TH.
Iandrum. pr Charles II. Ryland' ana 20 20
ers 4 collection amounting to about siys
WIS taken. after which the memn.rS ~ ~
the new organization formed a Inc ~
front Of the pulpit. and were slNv"
hearty hand Of welcome by all the pas'.ts,
deacons. and members OF the bap''s'
churches present. Fifty-iive meihoeis
were enrolled, and many others VIII SUI,
enter. Forty OF those who entered las'
nIght were from I.eigh-Strcet; others from
F1st-End. Venable-Street. and Fulton anu
some from other cities.
Very soon the church will elect us own
officers call its pastor. and go forward III
the work Of the Lord.
The lot on which the tabernacle no"
stands IL already the property OF the
new church. and It Is expected that wlthlh
a few months money sufficient VIII De
raised with which TO have erected q.
suitable church structure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
MIR. MASSEY on THE VERDICT.
lie Says the Verdict IL n Complete
yindfcntion of Him.

Hon. John +. Massey was in his office
FOR several hours yesterday. this being
his first visit to the state Library
buildings since the beginning Of the trial OF
his celebrated suit against The Norfolk
Pilot FIVE weeks ago.
Mr.. Massey arrived in the city sunday
afternoon devoted yesterday TO direct
ing the affairs Of his Office, and LETT on the
afternoon train for HIS home. Ia Abe
marie. where he will seek rest which Is
truly needed The Superintendent OF
Public instruction looked rather worn
and faded after the trying experience
through which he had 10 pass In Norfolk,
but was as CHEEKY and pleasant IN man
nor as usual Many friends called on him
10 express their qualification that the
iurv had indicated him from the mall
cious charges made against ms CHARACTER
through the Pilot.
Touching the verdict Mr. Massey
said 10 Dispatch reporter that u
was perhaps the only conclusion mat
could have been reached under the cir
cumsiances. He had heard Mir wise
quoted az having said when he lcft Nor
folk oa Friday that there would be no
verdict, and that one man on the jury
would never 80 back on him. Ten OK
the Jurors. Mr.. Massey said. were In
favor Of giving him large damages, seve-
raj Of them the full 5000, sued for, but
the Others would not consent % anything
Ike what the majority thought should
De allowed. II was case Of having 10
accept an unreasonaby small verdict or
necessitate another long. tedious trial
The majority wisely chose the former al
tentative.
THE verdict IS as complete a vndlca-
ton Of me-" the Superintendent contin-
ued, "as II the amount had been 5000
This Is what / sought. u also proves ma
licioua libel on the part Of those against
whom the suit was brought"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
Officers Of Rescue lodge.

A. meeting of Rescue Lodge. ME
uandent order Of Good Templars, held last
nicht. the following officers were elected:
Past Chief Templlr. r. G. Traylor; Chiei
Templar. G. NJ. Rawson; Nice-TemplaT'
Miss Pauline Edwards: Secretary Herbert
N. Lyle: Financial Secretary, J.. VI. Red
ford; Treasurer, Miss Laura AttEisson'
Chaplain b. q. Harry: Marshal. Charles
palmer: DEPUTY Marshal. Miss Minnie
Ouesenbery: Guard. r. j.. Eckles; Sen'i-
mel. y. =. Woodward Assistant S cretary
Miss Lizzie Farrls: Organist. Miss Edna
ROwlett: Choristsr. W $. QIar!es; Lead
ing Director. l.. II. BEDFORD; Representa-
tive to Grand lodge. Il. c. 1rayior; Al
ternate Theodore B0shen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
THE uucKEYE DEMOCRATS.
Neither Campbell Nor >org Nil Run
for GOVcrnor-ilricc-'iifrr.

Neither Campbell Nor Norg VIII Run
Tor Governor-ilrice-'ii'rr.
COLUMBUS. OHIO. july c-,f 80
time Of the Democratic Sta..
ton draws near. the situation
more involved. ana the rHi-
fcult to predict Both eN-Gorsrr. ..",
he'll and Coagre man Sors have rH
claroI unequlyocliy and ,m.
that they viii not accept the
for Governor under any c'r-
t-p a. this time 30 was generally
as "a certainty that one ~ OBJ
men would ta chosen t0 load tr.
With these out ~ the h..i Do
be arybely's r8re. bat senator
whose interests 40 the cHmI a.H af
mount. viii probably control ''
uon Possibly, John H. I.H, %
Springfield. or Neal r. H.. .a
citv. may De nominated f.r Governor
II is not az an likely that t.
Yer men will control Tie e
nor that there VIII De auF
number of free-silvsr l.l.rtf
convention: but they arr determine .i
hold and ~ is said thar h..nr
ia tho Committe- on Resolution
win carry .he.r hght upon tle . 3
Ore convention.
An attempt win ho made %
Senator Brice FOR his coinage r..f.
the convention VIII cnlJr.. BIS a.- -3
in = general way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
Martha wnsbinston'. oniy Letter

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the late llispos'''oh Oh D'''"1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
The foundation GiNinr Nyny.

The front wall Of the house situated az
No. u south Third street has sageei
10 such an alarming extent recently That
the tenant. Miss Mary Thaw. has been
compelled to remove. The house is a
handsome Ellzabethton dwelling, and s.
the property Of NJ Harrison Blair. When
IL was built. some two years ago. great
difficulty was experienced IN getting .
foundation, and Il is now feared that a
well or an lce-house underneath the foun-
dati0n is the cause Of the pres nj dis
aster. Mr.. l.. II. Blunt, the builder and
contractor, has been employed 10 repair
the front. and says that II will be ne
cessary to tear it down completely and
get a new foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30

!dea Of a white man hlving been the ac-
complice OF Marablc, and says the seh'l'-
man whom the negro has tried 10 con-
meet with the horrible crime is a man
Of good standing and character am
though not on very friendly terms WIN
Mr.. Pollard, would certainly not do MN
harm. 80,
"You may mark Il down." said MT,
Spencer. chat Mrs. Pollard was MI,
by these negroes. and / believe o,'1'
were implicated With them. The evidence
against them Is conclusive. ana even W.
they 20 secure new trial. they Woulu
be convicted again. People VINO kno"
tho fects are convinced Of this. ana wh.h
IN. attorneys 70 W and look toroushN
into the matter. they will probably r'.'"~e
that the case is not what they have b"'h
led TO believe"
No DISPOSITION TO LYNCH THEM
"The idea that the peopI. Of l.une nput
ever wanted TO lynch these negroes MI
Spencer continued, lis an erroneous ".v,
and docs them great injustice. An
they wanted at any time was TO set AT ui
bottom Of the whole matter anu ie"'''
all who were implicated. The peopie We
n,turallv inkcnant and excited about inc
OUTRAGE. bat did MT In my opinion nave
any intention Of resOrting 20 MOI Nlole",e.
There was some such talk, anu the SH-I''i
took the Ivecaut.on % move the prTone's'
but don't think they would nave De.
harmed. II they had remained In the
Iunenbrg Jail. The citizens were ahN-
ious 10 secure from the negroes arrested
the names OF all who took part IN the
bloody deed. II they had desired 10 lyh'n
Marable. they could easily have done So
when he was inst arrested
Alg Spencer don't think there was any
thing in the talk about man In the
courtroom winkng al Marable. ana STOP
ming him from telling the white-nlah
story. The man who Is alleged 10 have
been guilty Of this conduct is "A repuia-
ble citizen. and was among thote who
talked most about lynching Marable.
NOT A TEGISTERED LETTER.
"The letter that Narable received at
Fiunevwood." said Mr.. Spencer, was not
registered. as has been often stated. 1t
y,os a plain letter and had $ In ~. Ma
rahle got Mr.. Clarl1e Of Chase CITY. 10
write it for him. and had II directed 10
William Henry Mayable He put SO In
the letter at Mr.. Clarke's place but be-
fore getting 70 the post-ciiice TOOK $lo
out. The statement that the envelope
was opened and reseaied before delivery
Il, Fiuneywooi is also erroneous. II was
In GOOD order when Marablc got IT.
Mr. Spencer keeps store AZ ArNin. ana
also has a farm. Marsble WAS employed
by him FOR two months. end he thinks
this negro and the Abernathy's had
hand I'm burning his ston last Deem
lsr lie says he lost about 5000 by the
frr. MaTabe came 10 hts place from
North Carolina. where. as hl@ since been
learned. he had been tried FOR the muir
der Of g1rl. He was not convicted. but
ordered o leave the state Mr. Spencer
found Marable big rosue, as well as
liar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
snent Il DcIigi,tfuI nay.

The excursion run TO Ola Point Sunday
by Messrs Bailey and Clash was one or
inc most delightful Of the SUMMER sec
rlps. The weather was superb for such
an outing. the coaches about nine IN
NUMBER were hnad with nice people, ana
all had a pleasant day.
The management having made special
ARRANGEMENTS at the Hygaia for rooms
and secured reduction in tho charge FOR
dinner. the trip IS made in every respect
as comfortable and as cheap as possible.
The bathing was probably better than II
has been this summer. and there "ei.
other attractions including three-hours
trip out 10 the capes There Is no Won
der that these excursions grow In popu-
IaritV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-30
COUNSEL LAYING THEIR rIANs.
VIII soon 60 90 the Coun'y-The
White Man story Discounted.


white Man story Discounted.
Hon George d. Wise. Judge Henry w.
FlournOy. and Mr.. \. y. Guigon, counsel
for the three women who have been con-
victed Of the murder Of Mrs. Lucy Jane
Pollard. IN LunsnlUrg county have as yet
mad 10 move toward securing new tfi2l
for their clients.
They are. however. busily engaged in
gathering data on which % base an apph-
cation for another hearing of the case.
and al the same time have accumulat
much valuable evidence 70 be used IN case
their application is granted by judge Cole
man.
CAPTAIN Wise and Judge Flournoy Will
70 to I.unenburg In "a few days To examine
the record IN the eases. ana while alere
will also look over tn field ana ASCERTAIN
AS far az possible al events conncci~d
with the trag dy
They are firmly imbued with the idea
that their clients are innocent. ana are
confident that they viii succeed in tcur-
ing a new trial for them.
WOULD MEAN AN ACQUITrAl-
This. il Is thought. viii b. tantamount
20 an acQuittal, as the women were con-
Vlcted chiefly on the evidence OF solomon
Naxable. who has since b,en sentenced 10
b hanged. The sentencing OF MN iV"
dered him incompetent as witness anu
therefore II he w<re 10 again change hH
story and assert. as at first. that the wO-
men assisted him. his testimony could not
be used AGAINST them. The people Of lunen-
burg are much stirred up over THIS choft
70 obtain n new trial for the convicted
women. whom they believe TO be guilty.
ana sav that II another hearing IS granted
,hsy,, the Commonwr alth will be able 10
Introduce sufficient evidence 10 prove them
guilty.
CaDtain Wise, the senior counsel In the
,age. WAS seen last night. and said mat
De would AZ once apply for "A change OF
venue IN event that Judge Coleman grants
uew trial. and would elect n have the
,rial occur IN some yernote county where
there would De- no question 81 prejudice
~ influence
TIE NEGROES CERTAINLY GUILTY.
Mr. John A. Spencer. n we'l-known citi-
zen OF l.unenhurg county. arrived In the
,iiy last night. and l. stopping az the
Ool.on Hotel IN conversation with a
1isratch reporter last night. he said there
wss absolutely no doubt in his mind about
ne guilt Of the negroes convicted Of the
murder Of Mrs. Pollard. liz boots at the