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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Publication Notice in At,.ch ment.

sTATEoF ILLINOIS, l..
ROCK ISL md COUNTY
Circuit court u Rock Island county, January
term, a. ID tq6
washburn-fI sllig,n Coffee Co.. a corporation or
gan zcd under the laws ~ the statc of lows
piain,iG. va. Jo.eph y. Garrett, defendant, &,
n tachm, mt.
Pub notice Is hereby z ven 10 the said 10.
seph v. tssrneu that o writ Of attachment issue.
out Of the ONCE ~ he clerk OF the circuf cour
81 Rock Island county. dated the iO,h day OF !
TENDER. A. ID. 1875, ct the euit Of the raid Wash
burn-tialligsn Coffee Co. and sgsiusf tho esta,.
Of the said Joseph y. Garrett Tor the sun o.
eighty dollars and sixty hi cents (ysf Ss
directed To the sherif Of said Rock leland com.
". which SAID writ hiss been returned O. CO ntcd
Now. therefore, unless yju. the esid Joetph
the said circuit court Of Rock leland county q,
the dret day OF the next term thereof. to b,
holden - the court house In he city Of Rock Isl
and In -aid 'uniy. on the 9th cay Of January
A. ID. 1915. we special bail sid plead TO th.
said plant rs action JUDGMENT will be entered
Against you md In favor Of the said wmhbu,n
HAL gan C"f'c CO., and 90 much Of IN, property
attached 40 may be sufficient to ea,i-fy the sal.
Judgment and costs viii be sold To satisfy IN,
same. GEORGE W. GAMBLE Cierr
JAcKsoS & tiuRsT. PIaintia's Attorneys.
Il ated Oct. -, A. ID iSv5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
..ilocaaERs aesoar ON esAs.ons.


CEittcises the Men Who Enlisted late, eHd
Nou clamor fer Cash, He Says.
WASHINGTON. Oct 30-Commissioner
William l. Lochren, Of the pension Office,
In his annual report under the head
"Patriotism and Pensions SAYS: Those
men who enlisted early and fought the
battles Of the war We're not moved by
mercenary considerations, and unless act
ually disabled did not show the haste in
applying for pensions manifested by those
who enlisted near the close of the war for
large bounties and did little actual SER
Vice, and who are now the noisiest in
ciamoring for more pensions"
The commissioner says that many dis
reputable and incompetent men are en-
gagged as pension attorneys, and suggests
that none but reputable members Of the
bar be allowed to practice in pension cases.
DISHONEST attorneys have given much
trouble by systematic criminal and fraud
ulent practices. Pension payments, the
commissioners says, bring large amounts
OF money into communities, and the fear
that the conviction of these attorneys
would lessen the influx Of money has
passed itself into popular rancor against
the special examiners. whose investiga-
lions secured the conviction Of criminals.
Inc death OF many witnesses and the
age OF claimants has made it quite diff.
cult In many cases lately ito obtain
proof sufficient for the granting
OF pensions. The report shows that
the number of pensioners June
~, 1871, was 800, 544; new pensioners add
ed during the year, Sc, 185; dropped PEN
sloners restored, 1905; deaths during the
year, g, 8l6; dropped for other causes. H.
90; making net increase of pensioners
during the year of $50. ~.
Pension claims allowed during the year,
BY, lS5; rejected, 10S, 355; cases pending,
552,2l0. The appropriation for the year
was $lop. OOO,O 600, and there was paid dur
Ing the year, S13S, SO7, S77. The estimate
for pensions and expenses for 1897 IL Sal, :
$4,000 s-.. ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
DEATH OF TWO coWeoYs.

blasted by . Stroke Of Lightning - They
Were Rounding Up Stock.
FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct. 90.-Advicea
have been received here Of tho horrible
late that befell two cowboys, Warner Reid
and Bob Christian, working on the ~.
A." ranch near Silverton, Briscoe coun-
ty, away up in the Texas panhandle. The
men with others were rounding up cattle
when a vivid flash Of lightning envelopsd
them and their herd, throwing tho latter
right and left and knocking down ths
horses ridden by the cowboys.
A great hole was burned in Reds head
and his spine blistered all the way down.
Christian was killed by the shock with
out especial external manifestations.
Rcid's legs were also badly burned, his
horses legs scorched, the saddle torn to
fragments, and deep hole made in thu
ground where the bolt entered, Many of
the cattle were killed. a..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Everything Depends Upon Fits.
REFUSED TO SERVE THE PAPERS.
Developments of the Plan Adopted by the
Little Rock Authorities.

Development of the Plan Adopted by the
Little Rock Authorities.
Sheriff Booker, of Pulaski county, ar
rived last night wifi warrant for the ar.
rest Of Brady and Corbett. Sheriff Book
er simply delivered the warrants to Dep
uty Sheriff Tate, in the absence of the
sheriff, and requested that he serve the
papers. Deputy Tate refused upon the
ground that the men We're now in the
custody Of the authorities Of this county
and he could not getservice upon them until
they were released; then he would serve
the warrants. He was then requested to
read the warrants to the men anyway and
let it go at that, which was done.
The governors plan as telcgraphed here
from Little Rock-and this is reliable-is
stated by Attorney General Trustworthy
as follows: The case against the men ar
rested by the Hot Springs authorities will
be brought into court. Then if Corbett is
released the warrant issued at Little Rock
will bc served and the pugilist and his
managers taken to Little Rock, where the
bonds to keep the peace will be put at such
a figure as TO mako it impossible for the
fight to come Off
A dispatch from Texarkana, Ark. saws:
Passengers on the Texas and Pacific
Cannon Ball claim that Fitzsimmons was
aboard the Pullman Meredith from
San Antonio. The drawing room to this
car was locked hard and fast here, and the
Pullman conductor refused to open 1t or
say whether or not Fitzsimmons was in
it. Sheriff billiard, OF Miller county. Ark.
boarded tho Iron Mountain Cannon Bali
to thoroughly search every car. He could
not invade the sleeper Meredith for the
sleeper remained on the Texas side and
the conductor refused to open the state
room until 1t crossed into Arkansas.
There is some uneasiness here, however.
for fear the governor may vet capture
Fitzsimmons. There is liable to be ciash
OF authority when the sheriff OF Miller
county at,emps to take Fitzsimmons on
the warrant in his possession in the event
that he has been taken in tow by Sheriff
Houpt, Of this county A large circus
tent has been secured for the flaht which
can be put up in two hours and will &C.
commodate 1000 people The feeling here
is that the fight will surely take place II
fitzsimmons arrives. Today will settle
the question.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 3O-Fitzsim.
mons and party left here last night I 9
O'Clock for Hot Springs. Fitzsimmons In
to cross the state line at a point where
Sheriff HOupt's men sre known to be sta.
toned and submit to arrest by them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Publication Notice In Attachment.
STATE or ILLINOIS, l.

HOCx ISLAND COUNTY.
Tn the Circuit Court Of Rock Island County, III
John A. Toimsn Company. corporation, plain
ia, va Joecph r. Garnett, defendant.
Public motto, b hereby sivcu to the said 10
seph D. 0arnstt, that writ Of attach neut issucS
out OF the Office OF the clerk Of toe circuit couI
of mock Island county, dated the 18th day OF DC
tober A. D., 1896, at the suit Of the eati John A
Tvlman company and against the estate OF th,
said Joseph r. Gafnett. for the sum OF on,
hundred and twenty .nine collars and ninety
Three cents (ei2s 93) directed to the sherid o
said Rock Isand county. ILL.,, which said wri
hss bctn returned execnied.
Now, therefore. unls p you, the said Joseph z
0asnett, shall personally be and appear beforv
the said circuit court Of Rock Leland county
Ill, on The fvt day OF the next term thereof
10 be holden at the court hoasc 10 the City O
Rock Islant. In sid county, en- the 6th day o.
Januarv. lso6 give bul and PIE vi TO the sal
plsiat Us action, judgment will be entered
against you. aud In favor Of ths said John A
1olmsu company. and % much Of the property
attached IS may he sufn :ient to satisfy saic
eame. q. ", GAMBLE Clc,k
CosxsLLr 4 coSxvLLy. Atror syU.
Rock Island. ILL.,. Oet~is, 1885.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30

New YORK, Oct n
Money On call nominally a92a per cent. |:
prime mercantile paper. 1854 per cent:
sterling exchange was Arm. with an I'D
q .SSl 1874 for demand and ISL qiSsas for
sixty days: posted rates lSSd4sS,s and $50
4S9l.; commercial bills. 4ScS4
Silver certificates 1.ooo at 6s1<; D-r silver,
6s7s. Mexican dollars, 81.
United States government bonds steady;
new IS reg, l2li.; do. coupons l2sz: SIS reg.
HES; SIS coupons. 1854; As reg. 1lliS; As
coupons, lllis; IS reg. MA; Pacific Gs Of ",
10l
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Oct. -
The following were the quotations ON the
Board Of Trade today: Wheas-October.
opened 5ess closed 5S3sc; December. opened
6o1zc, CLOSED $3.50: May, opened Csc closed
G84c. Corn = October. opened Oe closed
297sc; December, opened z9l4c, closed 29,sc:
May. opened 2s1Ac closed :91sc Oats-Octo-
Der. nominal. closed lsc: December,
closed aasc. POrk-October. opened $685.
closed ss.ss; January. opened $ato;.,
closed 1876. Lard-OctoSer, opened S5H,
closed s5iiz; January, opened sa6a,a c.osei
$500
Produ.e: Rat:er-Extra creamery. Gle
per ID: extra dairy, lSc. packing stock. Sc
loo. Eggs-Fresh stock. l6 gale per dog. PouI-
try-Spring chickens. &c per Id: old hens,
6s; ROSTERS, &c: turkeys, sl.g,c; ducks,
slsG9c; geese so.0Je | {. per dog. Potatoes-Eur-
banks, sOa23c per bu; sweet potatoes, Iii
nois sl5Oai6j per bb Apples-Fair to
clover, lib sections, fancy. ljc; broken
comb, l3Glzc; extracted, sass per Id. Gran.
berries-Cape Cod. $500 800 per Dbl.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO Oct. q.
Live stock-Pricss ut the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follows; Hogs-Esti-
Eated receipts for the day, 5000: sales
ranged at $2OOaa6o pigs, $asoaa Is light,
sa.e5e3 IS rough packing. sa3sGS70 mixed,
md So 409S70 heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for the day
$50; quotations ranged at s4.SJ9a30 choice
to extra sh PIPING steers, ~ 2E94.8O good to
choice do, ~ 7os45 fair to good sS5JgaGj
common to medium do, $3l0Ga6J butche
steers, 2.l592O stockers, $aOU9385 feeders,
sl3ya3.5O cows, 8. 4OGt7o heifers, $L75C9s.75
pulls, $2.1O@2O Texas steers, $2.9y(d4O5 west
,rn range steers, and $3.0)ga25 veal calves.
|. Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day,
ls,Uy; sales ranged at $.O0G3l5 Westerns,
sL5Sas ~ Texas, Il .75ga ~ natives. and ss600
Tho Local Market.
GRAIN, ETC.
0orn-New, 2002s; old. a6cQ2oc,
os,s-New. 16c 1sOc: o d, VIC.
H.y-Timcthy. Sls@sls: upland, I'll; wild, q
D 10; slough, $704S; baled, $1l.
t.k ~ vE0ETABLBO.
PRODUCE
But.er-Fair to choice, 11c; fresh cream.
~. &c.
Eggs-Fresh, Ito.
P0uitry-Chickens, &c,
LIVE STOCK.
Catt1e-Butchers nav for rorn fad steors
.Hc6!c; cows and heifers, 3kcD3Xc; calves,
xc04c
HOxs-Sxcl14c
Sheop-8c03kc.
Spring lamb, &c pound,
Coal-Soft, l0c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
As Easy a. Falling OF. Los.

DETROIT, Oct. 3o.-Referring to the
problems connected with the care of state
prisoners Mayor Pingree says: Easiest
thing in the world. All they've got to do
is to put these prisoners to work on a big
state farm, where they can support them
selves. The prisoners can raise any guam
tity Of things that would not compete
with the farmer at all. Take mushrooms
or French peas, for example. Big money
in them, Teach the men how to make q
living farming and then give them q few
acres to work when they arc released.
Could have their prison farm ON an island
or surrounded with . big stockade There
wouldn't be any trouble aoout prisoners
ESCAPING"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Record of the waller Case,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Several letters
have been received at the state department
from Ambassador Eustis, and there is
every reason to believe that the record in
the Waller case is among them. This
document has been considered by the state
department as essential to preparation Of
the governments presentation Of this case,
and it is understood that the Departments
now will proceed forthwith to prepare
whatever demand or request it may de-
eide to make upon the French govern
ment in Walters behalf. The nature of
the representation will depend entirely
upon the revelation made by the record
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30

hocN ISLAND VoCNrr. %
10 the eifeait court. January term. isg5,
klen ;. weber vs.. otto " T,egreeu. Anna Tie
green. Mary Aiday, sxccutrix Of the Ia-S Wi
snd testament o. Alan Alday. deceased, ano
Andrce tundqulst and John svan.on'
Amdavit OF uon residence OF the above name 4
defend.n' otto Y. regreen ana Anna p. III.
green imp'saded with the above defends a, n
Mary Aday txt eitrix. ttc., Andrew r. Lupd
quiet and John Sc susou. having been lied /,
eiesk's Once OF the eircuit CONT Of said cour,v
notice 10 therefore hereby siveu the said non
ssside,t deiendsuts that the com .lainant Cd he,
bill OF complaint In lid eoarf. on the ehsucevs
eide thereof, ON the Sd dsy Il August. isas. md
that IN alias summons has been Issued out OF ss,t
oourt. wherein said suit j. aov pen Wing rs,urua-
BILE on the 1rst Monday 10 the month OF Jar.
nary next. Now. unlees you. the said non-resi.
dent defendants above named, Otto p. Ticxr en-
and Anna riesreen shsll personally be and ap-
pear before the said circuit court the nrst DAY
Of the next term there, u, TO be holdeu ss koci
leland In and for thu sad county on the frs, Mon
day In January nexf, snd picsd. anewer ur DO
NOR to the said compsiaaat's bill al eomplaia'
the samc and the n ssters and shiues speseiu
charged ard ststed ViIi Ne taken = cnafesse6
;ss 81 ana S sssn' yoa according
GsOR0g ". GANBLI, Cierk.
kose leland. I'll. Oct. ~ ionA
sAeksoH D Hunsr. ooplalasntt Solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
M4Y BEABAFFLED.
Arkansas Governor Appears to
Have Met His Match.
HOT SPRINGS VS.. LITTLE BOOK,

Seems To he the Case Now on Trial, with
Hot Springs Ahead at This writing
The Scheme Of the Executive That the
springs People Arr Trying to Beat-Re-
srlt Depends Now ON Who Gets Hold Of
Bob Fitzsimmons First.
HoT SPRINGS, Oct. 3O--Thc moves made
on the pugilistic chcckcrboard yesterday
were full of greater interest than has de-
vcloped at any time since Hot Springs was
selected as baltic ground by the mana
gers Of the big fight. AS the time for the
meeting of the two gladiators had drawn
So near that nothing short Of stratagem
and extreme measures would prevent 1t,
Governor Clarke and Attorney General
Trustworthy put their heads together and
decided to Use both BY virtually ''kidnap-
ping Fitzsimmens before he reached Hot
Springs and carrying him to Little Rock,
where he would be SO tightly bound by
bonds to keep the peace that he would be
Ulad to get out of the state without ever
seeing Corbett.
Too Sharp for the Governor.
Their plans have been thwartei at every
move, however. Corbett, Brady, Joe
Nendig and Secretary Wheelock, OF the
Florida Athletic club, are all under ar
rest here and in the hands Of the local au.
thortics: hence the attorney general can.
not uct Service IN them now and take
Thorn from, This county, fo- ,-,,I .s ho con.
.a,,,..,..aa o. 80. IT,, ". .,.,-. IL
..AApi"'u. ne was 'oo SLOW ne ippeu
MS haho when mere MONDAY anu iost MS
game. Ofhcers from this county, armed
with warrants for the arrest of Julian and
Fitzsimmons are now doubtless with that
twain somewhere in Texas. pilotinr them
toward Arkansas. As soon as the trim
crosses tbe line into ArLnnsas tho var.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
IS THIS THE KEYSTONE wAyi

Treatment of = Man Who Dared - Buy
1,4OO Acres Of Land.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 3O.-William
Thorpe, a wealthy railroad contractor.
with an office at % Broadway, New York,
recently purchased 400 acres Of land, in
the lower end of Luzerne county. He
erected number of buildings, planted
trees, and built fences. The buildings
have been destroyed by incendiaries, the
trees torn up, and the fences destroyed.
Detectives are now at work on the case.
1t is alleged that some people living in the
vicinity said after Thorpe had made his
purchase that l, 400 acres of land was
too much for one man to own.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Publication Notice In ATTACHMENT.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
Circuits Court Of HOOK Island county. Janrar,
tsrm. A d 1896.
Let's. Fletcher Co., 3 corporation % the stat.
Of Iowa, kisintin, vs. JOSEPH +. Garrett, defend
art, In attachment
Pnolic fotice II hereby given 10 the said 10
seph " Gsrneu that . writ Of att ch uent issu~t
out OF the Office OF the clerx Of the circnif cour
Of Neck leland coun.y, dated the 10Th day q
eeptcmher. A. d., lep5. at the suit Of the sal,
let's, Fletcher Co and az ainst the estate o
the said joseph Y. Garnctt for the .um 81 tw,
hundr, and forty dollars, tt230) directed to tn,
sheriff Of said Rock Island county, which ssit
writ hss been return executed
Now. therefore, unless you, the said joseph p
Carr EFT, III personally be and appear befor,
the said eircuii court OF Rock Island county o,
the nr-t day ~ the next tenn thereof. 70 BE- Lo
den y, the court house In the city Of Rock 81
NJ Il, In ssid county, on III. 9Th dnytf January
a. u. 1896. give special bail AID plead 10 thu sal,
piair'ih's action, Judgment viii ne cite &,
sga'=,t yen. and in favor OF the said Lets
fietther Co. and 30 uch % the property at
taebc, az NAV BE- suf1cient 70 satisfy the sai.
nd. ment and eo.ts will he sold to eafisfy tn
same. GEORGE W. GAMBLE C,.rk
JACKSON h HrRsr Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated OCT. Is, A. D., 1906
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Progrrs. Of the Resellio. Record.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3O.-Reports on the
progress of the rebellion records show the
completion OF the first volumes Of the
series covering the final campaign Of the
war in Virginia and the CarOlinas and in
the trans Mississippi region. The remain.
ing volume Of this series will be In type
before the close Of the current calendar
year. Volume Of series 9, relating to
prisoners Of '-ar, is ready for printing and
1t is expected will be distributed in July
next
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct. 3c.-Hcrman Danzig,
cloak manufacturer at 5l2 Broadway, who
carried on business under the name Of
the Mercantile Cloak company, has con-
fessed Judgment for &l1.445 to Julius
Lippman for money loaned The liabili-
ties are reported to be about e1e5, 600 He
has been in business about twenty.three
years, and claimed capital Of SIS, 900
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Collapse Of . House i, London.

LONDON, Oct. 3-An explosion sup
posed to have been caused by escaping gas
wrecked . house on New Church court
Strand, last evening. Six persons an
known to have been killed, and many
were injured by the collapse Of the house
The building consisted % three floors, and
its tenants were mostly Covent Garden
market porters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Death Of an Illinois Pioneer.

LEWISTON, Oct. D.-Colonel Lewis W.
Ross, president Of the Lewiston National
hank, il dead, aged g.. He was elected to
congress in 1924 8, was member Of the
constitutional conventions in 1851, 1870
and 1871, and was captain Of company
in the Mexican war. Lewiston was laid
out in 1s2l and named for him. His son
John w. Ross is one Of the commission.
ers Of the District of Columbia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Death Of Edward Binus,

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Oct. 29.-Hon. Ed
ward Binns, ex-member Of the state board
Of equalization, and a member since 1890
Of the Democratic state central commit
tee. died at his home in Pittsfield, aged s.
years. ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
Mis.eur. Beptlst. Pray fer Rain.

SLATER. Oct. ;O.-A large number Of
citizens congregatcd at the Baptist church
here for the express purpose of praying
for rain. Such . scarcity of water WA
never before known in this section.
Nearly 1000 tanks of water have been sp2l
here dnziY4 - Dsss ysas. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
LEGAL.
Aamlnlssrsses's Notice.

Estate Of Olaf A. Andersen, deceased.
me undersigned having bees sppolns~a admin.
istfatos Of the estate 81 Olaf A Andsrsop late ct
the county Of koch leland. stsis Of Illinois, dc
esassd, hereby gives notice tia: he viii appear
bsfore the county court Of Roek Island eoun
~. Of the once Of the clerk Of ssid cont, In
the city Of Rock leland, 1T the January term, Gu
the fret Monday in January pest, at winch
time Gil persons having claims against said -.
tate are notified and requested 10 attend for the
purpose Of having the rame adjusted.
All persons inde bted to said estAfe are request.
60 to make immediate payment TO the under.
eiGned.
Dated tris 2;ih ds~ q. October. A. n. 1895.
CHARLES sCIfREIBER, Administrator.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

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medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30

MADEIp, Oct 3J.-Captain General Mar
tincz de Cap'pos has decided to suspend
further mil. AIRY operations in eastern
Cuba while t.se rams last.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-30

Gov. BeveridEe's Case Hopeless.
SANDWICH, lila, Oct. 30-Thc condition
Of ex-Govegpor Bevcridge tsconsidered
hopeless
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-05

inson. who was on the panel from which
the Jury was chosen. which is very damag-
ing to the defense. Dickinson swears
that Jacob S. Williams, cashier of the
Bank of Tina, went to him and said
that If, in case he was selected
for Juror, he would stand out
for acouittal there would be big money in
IL for him, and IL he would succeed in
hanging the jury there would be good
money in il. Dickinson is one of the most
reputable men in the country. There 10
great Indignation in Carroll county that q
Jury could be found here that could do
anything but convict the Tayiors. No one
has the slightest doubt of their guilt.