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NORRIS 4 sLApE.

Corsicann, Texas, December S--Norris
& sade. doing general merchandise
business al Rice filed a deed Of trust to-
day naming \. G. icning as trustee.
Total liabilities. $40. lSs n; assets unknowni
preferences $1,000,
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wllL rNTnRrAiN SANTA cLAIrs.

Rayner, Texas. December 1.-THE people
nra making great preparations to enter
tain Santa Claus on the Goth. az no has
announced his coming on that date.
There VIII he concert and exhibition
given at the court house on the "a by
the school and the Ladies' Aid society Tor
the purpose OF finishing the work OF feuc-
ing and improving the cemetery at this
Mace.
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sHERIFFs, DEpARrMrNr

Karnes City, Texas. December ls.--one
brown pony horse, about years OLD.
u II hands high, branded i !. X On
left thigh. srntle to drive or ride stolen
OF or about llth inst One hay horse
about u hands high, or Q wears o'd
branded on left hip. J. ]. Scale.
sheriff Karnes County
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G. II. HUTCHINSON a co.

Baird, Texas. December lS.-c. L.
Hutchinson Sc CO.. Of Putnam have made
q deed Of trust. j. r. Stokes. trustee,
conveying all their merchandise. stock,
notes, accounts and certain lands to So
cure j. NJ. Radford in the sum Of 3lOOV.
and r. T.. Powell in the sum OF $500.
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FOURTH SUPREME p o.us., 4

FOURTH St'THi ..,rbs, y
San Antonio, Texas pse Gem ~
court of civil appeals oil .ps "a
preme Judicial district A
cisions today as follows p.c,tc p!
co N ',i at al vs., J.; {; I'M an, irs
sen; NJ D. Gee vs.. ). =. e Els a Is
rant: 3. b. Get7endaHIsa,r rant jsI:.
J. !" 81 slocum ct al, IRON I sor. cdusI
son ct al vs.. Il. @. yof;nl, sy ct Al Is
nom Tarraut, G: Il. rom Tsril..
S SDs', +. b. DAYS ct 4 ps N: e. W,
from rrath, j. II. y; sr. W. c 4
i pa,r, g Ct nj. fror' Bentar, McKlltsi
PecE tha vs.. Harsaaalla,srr art; ~
t reeH Company, from l Iaehnson 4
sor ct al Va. Robert " i
, TS Chree cases., ,d.d-Mlss'ai,s,
'P !, and Renan,a'erIo ulpsny q
s ss a"q p Graham, from !o vs. q, y
vs., "a Insurance COMPANY Rsbls =
CisNi Ginnochlo ct a. ..rlssSgnnchariss !. !,
tr Rey ys 4. j.. J. Anderson. lr
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BEYETTE & BROS. DRY GOODS.

cite 4 Bros of Alvord dealers In dry
goods and groceries, hled deed OF trust
last night, namiug c. - ericsson trustee.
Creditors are preferred TO nearly the
amount of 81, 900.
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REAIrMnNr pI,ncrr

Beaumont, tess, December ia driz-
cling rain, which began yesterday after
noon and continued through the night
eliminated In a heavy wind and regular
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IsEED

velasco. TexsL December ta.-rha
foundation OF the lighthouse IS COM
pleted with the exception or covering 81
All with q Goa, Of crushed granite ana
concretc. which VIII place the aufi9
structure on SOLID rock, b-lied 10 las
driven from tYeGty fr Nv. r'r- Hye f,et
IN the ground. Tnr st'n with trs t-1
frame and other material is daily -N-
pected and 50 soon as 3; gets 90 900 twc
viii be lost IN pushing tie COMP -t.3a
Of this long-ceedsi light
Quintsna, Texas December iF-I7-
spector Taylor yesterday received tele-
gram from Galveston stating taa; tae
sehoouor with sac Balance % fIt 20
teral Tor ;ac Lagos lighthouse Y-slI
arrive here To-Day,
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s;,,,..sssessfui speciallsNs.e. ryoas y. w
lis. Blood IP,Ss issSSar+ bisls'Ssll!ssrs y
inaSFsrhSi pls ,ls rfFsiss, Ulcers = ',,Sl
Of Women. .aarass pR e,rest n
co. l29 W, Sr Old No. v 40
ionic. Texas. ,s 2, La. !, ssu,
lliHail treatment Nc. s9lpis,s'
symptom blaSe o for SKIN
4 for Catarrh.
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WILLIAM JONUS from Walker; convic.
ton for nslaughter-Afirmed
The only questions raised by thu evidence
were mansaughter and accidental bomi-
eide. and these were clearly presented in
the charge. Therefore there was nothing
/ in the charge on seif-defense calculated
to injure the appellant.
opinion by Henderson, j.
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zone case aliu can not he eonsiderl
Opinion by Hurt, P. ].
Henderson j., dissents.
FIX PAR1E ]. H. RACHr0R0, hss
fcrson.
In same condition as Geuu I'd
case.
Opinion by Hurt, P. j.
Henderson. j.. dissents.
W. II. PERKINS, from Huns 4
ases)-Affirmed.
The indictment charges that III Y
liant did then anG there ualirhlT I
and exhibit. for the purro~ q prl
a gaming table and bank" tn "
mcnt is sufficient,
Opinion by Davidson, ].
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A PRIVATE WIN :

Ial dtesrs,
"a ioonsne,w
Hni' .,alsrl
and and illll,El
tee ouMr. Wssss'
r!ssir.s..s
er pWsnsEa
eShsesrfuIN,, y y
ftee ofhce y,
nnah v,MSss
and nnrst
ommen' srsl
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Tyler Texas December 1s.-Following
ara syropses Of the opinions handed down
1t today's sitting of the court of criminal
appeals. Hurt, p. j.. Henderson and pa-
wilson, A, j.:
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HAkDEMAN. from Harrison.
The statement of facts in this case is
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Mon by Hurt, p. j,
Opinion by Henderson, j.


EE PARTE GEORGE MALONE. from
lation OF the local option law and re
sorted to haheas corpus for his discharge
anS upon hearing was remanded 10 Gus
lodN-kehearlng overruled.
The Judgment was affirmed at the Aus
TIN term of this court. This was in cen.
sequence OF the fact that we then heli
that "" could not consider the statement
of facts, It appears from the record thai
This cause was tried before the Judge in
chambers And that he caused all the
pfoct fiings to BE- reduced to writing an
certified to same, follC wing article ~ code
trlulnai Procedure. The proceedings con-
tanned INC statement of facts, or the evil
dtnce received NJ on the trial
IT, question be rore us Is this. Can this
court consider the testimony contained In
been properly authenticated by the fudge
VINO triad the cause. or must the state
meut OF f1rts be made mp and certified
To as IN other cases? We hold that we
can not consider such a statement OF facts
ana overdue the motion fer a rehearing.
opinion 10y Hurt p, j., and Davidson,
Henderson. J., dissents and writes an
elaborate opinion
EX PARTE JOHN BROWN. from Eur
net.
Affirmed for reasons given in ex parte
George Malone above.
Opinion 10y Hurt, p. ].
i'enderson, j., deserts.
4 a IL
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ADAMS from Greer conviction for muir
der and given ninety nine years-Aftlrm-
ed.
This court takes judicial oognzance that
Greer county is part of this State on a
plea to the jurisdiction was properly over
ruled.
The bill of exceptions taken to the action
of the court refusing a change OF venue
is not such as VIII be considered by this
| court, because 1t does not contain the owl
dence for and against said motion.
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All OF the Requested INSTRUCTIONS have
heen carefully considered and we believe
that the charge az given applied the Law
to every phase Of the case presented by
the evidence. There was no error in the
manner of Gummcning the Jurors MS tales
men. Appellant was served with II true
ccpy of the special venlre on Saturday,
the case was called for trial on Monday
held to be sufficient. There was no error
IN refusing to allow the witness Byefs
Lewis. the said DR. Lewis being present
and testifying The giving Of the note
ana mortgage not being Il confession. there
was no error In allowing it 10 go before
the jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29

BELLEFONTE. PA. Nov. 2s.-Tho dis
graceful hazing episode a. state coll
loge recently. when fourteen students
were suspended FOR shooting Daniel
Shivcry.s house with a cannon, was
finally settled yesterday. The students
dubbed together and raised sum sui-
fcient 10 pay Mr.. shyery for the dam
age done to his property THE students
wero 10 have appeared i'm court here this
week as result Of shverys proseca-
ton. bur the hazers have escaped that
ignomny.
These sophomore had wanted t0 haze
two freshmen who lived at Shivery'
house and they surrounded the place
one night and demanded their. aurren-
der. The freshmen refused to go out.
ami the sophomores stole tho old coli
lcgc cannon. loaded 10 with tomatoes and
stones. and fired against Shivery house.
The owner and one of the freshmen then
sailed forth with ahot-glns and routed
the soph0mores. Claims for damages
were entered against the students, and
fourteen of them were suspended
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LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2S--12;;w 2. -
Cotton: Good business done ana -
hardening American middiing, 49, 49,
sales. 1900 bales. American. l"*v v"'.ss
speculation ana export, l,vU vsiss.
ceipss. 400 bales; American, o.eU oessn
Futures opened lirm and demand asns
December and January, 3t-N. sa"u~sy
and February. 1914; February o. NV ~.
March. 37-ga March and April, T-os'
April and May. 4 3s-64; May ana Sum ass.
1884: June and July, 1904 july
steady. ~.
f2:I5 r. M.-American spot grades. l-Sx
Gl-16 higher; American middinS; an's
5 SIC good mIdiling. 4 1916 middnnss
23-32; low middiing. ~; good ordinary
AZ ordinary, J-i6
p. M.-American middling, low min'
ding clause. November. 3B-6444 81 ~
value; November and December, 3o-ose
4 1854, buyers; December and January
S5-64, sellers: January and February
4 5s-GiN4 1874; February and hafcn.
34-6in4 800 buyers; March and APRIL
5J-64, value: April and May 31-vi'
sellers: May and June. 5G-Ctgi Ss-yt'
buyers: June and July. T-6fnf S-yi'
sellers; July and August. 4 3s-64fl9 y9-o1;
sellers; August and September, 5000
1861, buyers: October aud Ncvemptrs
4 27-6+04 2S-G5. value. Futures closed
quiet but steady.
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4 Newspaper Suspends People Who
Were Not Invited.

RALEIGH. y. C., Nov. 2S.-special.-
Captain s. a. Ashe has suspended the
publication Of his paper. THE state"
IT did not pay.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
by che Methodists. Bapusts, and Presby-
terians iu the handsome Edenion-Street
Methodist church and the Central
Methodist church. Always al the Episco-
pal churches banked around the altar
rail- rs package after package OF things
for the poor. and these are distributed
after the services by the Relief Society of
the churches.
The News and Observer comes ont this
morning in cotton-mills edition of thir-
ty-six pages. n shows that North Caro-
lima leads AN other southern States IN
the number of mills. there being lA I'm
operation JIM our State.
At fhc grand cooperative rally tonight
Judge spier Whitaker was not invited.
lie leaves to-day for Nash county Sup>
rior Court IN case in which a Mrs.
BranIy sues tho North Carolina Insane
Asylum for damages alleged To- have been
sustained by her while at the asylum ~
negligence of the servants there. Mr..
holten. chairman of the Republican par
~. and friend TO Fusion. has not been
invited. ~ is said that this meeting is
more TO boom Russell for the gubcrnato-
rial nomination than for anything else.
AS predicted cotton poured in here yes
tcrday. 400 bales having been bought on
the market here during the day.
The graded school children had Thanks
fNin- exercises yesterday at Metropoli-
tan Hau
The Capital Club gave a handsome ger
man in the cub-rooms last night. lea by
Dir. H. W. Miller.
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SCOTTsVULE, VA. Nov. ESPECIAL
Yesterday while pushing three loaded
cars upon the coal-schute here. the cn-
cineer miscalculated the speed and showed
the cars and tender or The engine SIM
gularly. did NOT fall. but remained upon
the chute. the 'front.' end elevated 30 AN
anele of 30 degrees. and apparently sus-
pended by the front driving wheels Two
of the hrakemen. Russell Shores and John
AuDureh. went down with the ears and
were caught under the debris.
They were very seriously injured. the
latter $50 much $50 that Dee could not Dee
taken no his homo. iu Richmond. Ills
leit leg was terribly mangiel. his face
and head were severely cut and bruised.
and his back was badly injured The
former besides having DIS ankle crushed.
was also badly bruised about the head
and face. Ihe engineer Neil Johnson in
jumping from his engine, slipped and
broke his leg.
As soon as possible John Auhurgh was
placed ON a stfctchor and brought into
the town. where. after being carried from
hotel 10 hotel and from house 20 house
In the attempt 40 get quarters. he was
finally given a room at the home of Mr.
S. S. Goodman, the poor fellow IN the
mean time suffering most eXcruciatlng
agony.
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other Members of Berry Detective Agency
LII - .---.-.---...-io. a.. rs hiin,a " mrher.

Other Members of Berry Detective Agency
Held A. Accessories TO Whites Murder.
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 2s.-After hear
ing the evidence yesterday IN the Frank
w. White shooting. the grand jury voted
true bills charging william Dix with muir
der and holding the following persons
connected with the Berry Detective
Agency as accessories. superintendent
Charles A. Mcdonald. Assistant Supeilh-
tendont Joseph a. Mcdonald. Operatives
Jacob j. Fischel. Charles j. Poole, Chas'
A. Thompson. william Mayo, and John
Frou.
I'm addition 10 this each OF the above
was charged with conspiracy In connec-
ton with the murder of Frank w. White.
The grand jury spent most OF the after
noon herring evidence I'm this case.
From tho testimony OF Inspectors Shea
and Fitzpatrick. the jurymen We're able TO
pet tho impression that there had been
conspiracy TO do away with Clarence
White. but that I'm the darkness the error
of installing Frank for Clarence had
been committed and death meted out to
the wrong person.
After all the evidence had been heard
tho iurymon took only "a few minutes TO
consider the matter True bills against
each of The eight men were voted with
out objection from any Of the members
OK the panel.
All the men charged with the murder
and conspiracy are I'm the county JAIL
excepting superintendent Mcdonald and
bis brother who were released several
days ago under bond of $4,000.
AS soon a. the indictments are returned
which viii be done probably Saturday, IL
is said these two officers OF the Berry
agency viii be rearrested and held in
Jail until the trial OF the cases.
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MARTINsvILLE, VA, Nov 2S-spc-
cial.-A very brilliant wedding occurred
al this place yesterday. the contrac. Ing
parties being Mr. r. T.. Davis. OF this
county. and Miss Lillian Trent The SER
vice was performed 10y the Rev Alfred
Anderson. the Episcopal minister OF this
parish.
The wedding took place at o'clock r.
NJ The church was beautifully decorated
with autumn leaves and .chrys8nthemums
and the welding march was suDerDly
executed by Miss Bessie Grggs.
The groom best man WAS Mr. r. T.
Holland. of Danulle and the maid OF
honor was Miss Bessie Trent, the brides
sister. The ashers were Messrs William
Peyton. Or j. Y. Anderson. W X. Grave
Is. +. .. Miller, !. 5. Jameson. T.. T.
Tyrce. 4. r. Jones. r. n. Davis, J. ".
Dyer. r.. J.. Stullz. r. y. Semple. l.. q.
Burch, and o. h. Reamy
TWO little girls. Misses Annie May Trent
and Hattie SiulfZ opened the gates on
either side of the altar 10 allow Tie
bridal party 10 pass through.
The bridal couple left Immediately on
the 2.3O train on the pantiile Western
railroad for Atlanta and other southern
cities Their home after the loth OF De
cembcr viii boz MartinsNile.
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COL. LAMB Is CHAIRMAN.
Also IIETTJD 10 FIIL TiCANCy
ON IHE NlTIONfL COHHfTfEE.
Thanksgiving Day Observed by the Closing
OF Public Offices and Public
SchooI.-A Marriage.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. &-Speciai--
The Republican State Commute "hich
met i'm the dining-rocm OF the Hotel I'M
pcrial last night at $50 o'clock. did not
adjourn until 4.30 o'clock this morning a,
which hour the committee elected 'oiohei
William Lamb. Of Norfolk. chairman OF
the State Committee. and also member
Of the national committee 10 III the
vacancy from Virginia.
The meeting at times was quite stormy,
some three or four being On the hoor AZ
the same time, wishing 10 be recognized
by the chairman.
II is said that General Suth Boiling, OF
this city. cOuld have gotten the support
OF both factions for chairman OF the com
mttce, and also FOR national committee
man. but he declined to accept either
on account OF his private business en-
fragments being such that he could not
give proper attention TO the duties Of
either place.
Most OF those from outside OF the city,
who were in attendance upon the meet
ing left for their respective homes this
morning.
quite a large crowd from Petersburg
went 20 Richmond to-day to witness the
game Of football between the teams OF
the University OF Virginia and the Uni
versity OF North Carolina
Mr.. j. G.. jenkins, Of Crewe and Miss
Rosa Hudgins. Of Petersburg were united
I'm the holy bonds Of matrimony al the
First Baptist church this morning at
$3.50 o'clock Rev. III. W Battle, ID. D.,
ofiiciated The couple left for Atlanta on
bridal tour
Mir G. +. Lauterhack. popular young
jeweller. Of this city, has presented 81.
Josephs Catholic church with beautiful
clock
Thankssiving-Day was observed in Pc
tcrsburg by the closing Of the banks and
public schools Appropriate services were
held ~ the Episcopal churches and was
characterized by music of q high order
The Virginia and North Carolina Con
ference at 4. n T.. Zion church, az It's
session this afternoon. received the re-
mort OF Presiding Elder Q. W. WinGheld,
- d.. Of the Edent0n o. c. district.
II showed tho Church was prosperous
in that section. and that more than
s. $50 30 had been raised I'm the district
this year. Rev. NJ y. Levy. Or BerkleN,
next submitted his report on the state
OF the country. and spoke Of the great
growth Of the United States morally.
spiritually. and materially for the last
hundred years. Rev. IT, J.. PettcIeW,
of Elizabeth CITY ". G. who spoke 10
tho report. cOmplimented Governor O'fcr-
rail- for his firm ard courageous admin
istration. and especially for his action
in the case Of the Lunenburg prisoners
These sentiments were unanimously ap-
plauded by the entire conference.
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tied up uselessly. He predicted that a
change for the better in this particular
Will surely come.
A SATURDAY HALF-IiOL1DAY.
Judge George J.. Christian. of Rich
mond. IN complimentary review of Mr..
Tunslalrs address. moved that the thanks
Of the association be extended him. The
motion was carried unanimously. and the
secretary was instructed TO have the
address published in the proceedings.
Judge Christian was appointed a COM
mttee TO report suitable resolutions Of
respect 10 the memory Of the late Major
w. J. Johnston president OF the Citizens
Bank OF Richmond.
The association endorsed the views eH-
pressed by Mr.. Tunstall and directed
that q copy OF his address be sent 10
each OF the Virginia members in Con-
gTcss
The motion OF Judge Christian that
the Legislature be memoriaiized 10 enact
a law requiring a half-noliday on Satur-
day was referred 10 the standing Commit
tee on Jurisprudence, Of which Judge
Christian Is chairman.
The meeting adjourned 10 10 o'clock to-
morrow. Tonight the association par
took of a collation. at the Virginia Club.
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@r,r 70 srrtF 10 ms u1rn.
Nosoi Hahcas Corpus Proceeding Against
q Mothcr-in-Iaw.

DETROIT, MiCL. Nov 2N-It ia NOT
often THAT "a man is compelled to gct "a
Wfll ol naheas corpus in order 10 gel
an interview with bis wife, hil that is
just what William H.. Watson " Phua-
de'phia. had 90 90 here. lie arrived here
ON Iu-sfo~ and when De found that
his mullcf-in-iaw was determined 10
Keep him out Of the house and away
from her daughter Dee applied TO LAWYERS
Griffin & Warner who obtained "a writ
Of hahcas corpus
The petitioner showed that he and lem
ME Leonard Watson were married in
this city on October 23. 1895 and that
they won't 90 live at Philadelphia. where
they remained until November 2lsf last
AT that time Mrs. Watson and her child
accompanied hy The formers mother Mrs.
Ella Murphy. OF No. 81 AleXandrlne ave-
nue. west. returned 10 Detroit lie saws
chat Mrs. Murphy and her husband.
Thomas Murphy who is fhc proprietor
of the Murphy Iron Works and Mrs
Watson stcp-fathcr. illegally restrained
his wife and child of their liberty.
Before the case was called before Judge
LlilihriHgc Mr.. watson found he would
Doe anIc 90 induce his wife To- return
with him to Philadelphia if he were per-
mittcd 90 talk 10 her free of restraint
on the part ~ her mother. but ice was
mistaken. and had 10 return TO Philad,l-
ID seems thai domestic troubles caused
Mrs Watson voluntarily 10 leave her
husband
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RlVERHEAD. n. ~. Nov. &.-Tris Wiz
lage was in darkness for time last
evening. mass OF cells had cioeeel The
wattr-whcol which runs tine Hailct cleo
trio light plant 30 was a most peculiar
circumstance and crowds of visitors
visited the scene and helped 20 get the
cells out of the machinery.
10 was morc than an hour before tho
wheel was cleaned. More thfn 300
pounds of cells were taken from the ma
chinery. Some Of them weighed from
five TO ten pounds each. They came from
the pond above.
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LONDON. Nov. 2S.-The courtroom.
was crowded this morning when JabeZ
Spencer Balfour and his fellow defend
ants. who have been twice found guilty
OF frauds in connection WIN tne i-lyeIdtOr
puildinp Society and other kindred COM
panies. we're arraigned for sentence. Bal
foilr was very gloomy and spoke not
a word &c any one near him. The Court
Sentenced Balfour 10 fourteen years i'm
prisonment-seven years for each COLI
Brock was sentenced to nine months
and Thsohaid To four months impTison-
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Pfrrsr1yANIA PENSION FRAUDS.
John w. East had Been DefraudinE The
GnNernInnnf.


ELBA. VA. NOV 2s- special-Iohn
W. East was arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal y J.. Jennings last night
for pension frauds. on warrant sworn
ont by Pension Agent Maxwell Ile is
charged with forging Mrs Julia a. DAVIS
name for pension for her husband ON
account of The war of 1872, and obtained
a great deal OF money ON back pen-.on,
and when the United states AUTHORITIES
looked into the matters ~ was iound
that her husband was born since tnai
war. Tie has been acting as pension
agent for different people for number
of years. and has obtained great many
pensions Tor people hy fraud ana iof-
gerry. He has used this method OF going
around and forging certificates for dlf-
forent people who We're never m the
war. and when the checks for these
pensioners would come he would endorse
Them himself and pocket the money
This has been going on for "a good many
East is married man with family
and tho arrest seemed TO Doc great
surprise to him. Tho people in this sec
zion knew that he had handled good
deal of money and 10 could not Doe ascef-
tained hy what means he got d.
He was taken 10 DanNille last nlfhi'
and will Doc given "a hearing before Com
missioner Coleman.