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CHRONIC DISEASE.

The most wonderful success has
been attained in the treatment OF
the cases to which We devote our
special attention, and through years
OF patient labor and research We
have discovered the most lnfallibie
methods Of curing genera wea kneSs,
Involuntary discharges. impOtency.
nervousness. confusion OF ideas, pal
piiatiOn Of the heart. timldIty, dis
eases OF the throat, nose. skin. af-
Fections If the liver. stomach ard
bowels-thuse terrible disorders aris-
ing from solitary habits OF youth,
and secret practices, making life \
misera bIe existence and marriage
iufpOSSihlP
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
SENSATIONAL MURDER IN GEORGIA
,SaiIie e. Owen Killed by DR.. w. L.
Ryder,
Who Shot at Hon. A. P. Persons, q Can
didate for Congress. Slightly woundiSg
Him-when Captured It Was Found
That tho Murderer Had Attempted
suicide-Jealousy the Supposed Cahso.

ATLANTA, Ca, April Ga special to
the Journal from Talbotton. Ga. says:
Miss ssllie E. Owen. 9 beautiful and
wealthy young lady Of this city. was
shot and Immediately killed last night
in the parlor of j. McCoys by DR.. w.
L. Ryder, prominent dentist.
Hon. A. P. Persons, @ prominent can.
didate for Congress, was standing beside
Miss Owen when the fatal shot Mes
fred. He WAS also shot at, but received
only o flesh wound.
DR.. Ryder was lover of Miss Owen
| and 1t is presumed that she refused to
marry him and that he WAS fren zled
with jeslously OF the existing friendship
between Mr.. Persons and the young
lady.
Miss Owen WAS graduate of Wesley.
an Female College, belonged to one OF
the weslthiest and moss aristocratie
families in Georgia and was social fa'
vorite wherever she was known. Elk
citement here 10 intense. Ryder wa
captured by posse few miles from
town'at IL O'Clock last night. He hat
made an unsuccessful attempt to sui
eide by cutting his throat.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
THE BRoOKLYNs WIN.
The Roanokes Defeated by Score OF
10 to 4. =,

Tho Roanokes Defeated by q Score of
The "fans" witnessed q splendid ex-
hibision of ball playing yesterday
afternoon. The Brooklyns were too
many for the Roanokes, who were de-
feated to the tune OF 10 to 4. The home
team played gilt edge ball, with the ex-
ception OF the wild throws by Tate and
Pistinger, which, in the end. allowed
four men to score. CockmAn's finger 10
still sore, and he played In right neld =
It also interfered with his batting.
MoFalls pitched the first part OF tee
game, and while he was hit rather freeiy
they were not punched, and In co9se-
auence were not Of a disastrous nature.
Pittinger pitched the last three In
nings, and but four hits were secured
from his delivery.
Payne and Abbey twirled the sphere
for the Brooklyns and our boys could
connect safely but six times during the
entire game. Wrigley played great ball
at short stop. Sullivan stopped every.
thing that went in the neighborhood OF
first base. Lipp had . day off in batting
but brought down everything that wat
sent to center field. "Boss" Groves
| played good game in the left field. Ii
fact ell the boys played snsppy game
and Tate went after everything at thirt
in such q way thst the fans" forgsv
him for being too stropg and throwin
wildly IN the fifth inning.
The following Ia the score:
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
TheV. M. LIS Defeated.
WILL SERVE HIS COUNTRY.
The Man Tried for Robbing Catognrs Safe
I'm Trouble.

The Man Tried for Robbing Catognrs Safe
in Trouble.
The Danvllle Register says: w. 81.
Dodd, the young man from Roanoke, who
WAS found guilty Of larceny in the police
court on Friday morning, WAS tried yes
terday morning before Mayor Wooding
for theft OF property belonging to j.
Goldsmith, Rsthvon e. Co. and the
Racket store. A list OF the stolen goods
and the story of their Identification by
the owners was published in yesterday's
Register.
The prisoner was found guilty in all
three instances, the fines in each being
the same as that imposed on the morn
ing before in the case by 1. Rosenstock,
$40 for the city and $25 and cost for the
State. Dodd will have to serve out the
four fines on the chain gang. The total
amount Of fines is $i40. to which must
be added about SIS for costs. If he
serves the full term of his sentence. he
will not regain his liberty for eight
! months.
| Il will be remembered that Dodd was
sometime ego accused of stealing S13i
from Catogni's store Of which A. W.Pit.
man is manager. The circumstsntiAl
evidence WAS very strong against him
but positive proof was lacking and ht
| WAS not convicted.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
SOUTH CAROLINA VOTERS.
Registration Under the New Constitution
Began Yesterday.

Registration Under the New Constitution
Began Yesterday.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 6.-Registra-
tion books were.opened throughout the
State to-day, under the provisions OF
the new constitution requiring q prop
erty or educational qualification for
voting. Three men compose the regis
ira ton bosrd in each county and they
are the judges of On applicants quslia-
cations
In this city every negro WAS required
to read q section of the constitution and
in some cases required to construe IT,
A few were refused but o great majority
were accepted. In the country districts
the reverse will be true, as few OF the
negroes have any education.
The books will be kept open six weeks
continuously and the first Mondsy in
every month until November, when the
election takes place.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
GRAIN CONGRESS.
Representative Men OF the South and West
to Meet In Charleston.

Representative Mon of the South and West
to Meet In Charleston.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 6.-Interest
in the coming South and West Grain
Congress" is becoming general in the
two sections interested, and the assem-
blaRe in Charleston April 90 promises
to be large one. 1t will be composed
Of prominent busine SO men OF the South
and the West and the result OF their de-
alterations must be the improvement
and extension of trade and business re-
lations.
All the railroads south of the Ohio
and east OF the Mississippi rivers will
be represented, either by their presi-
dents or vice-presidents aud traffic
managers. 1t is also expected that
prominent officials Of several trunk
lines between the Ohio river and
Chicago will be in attendance. Inter
esting addresses by practical men from
differens sections will be delivered
The attendance of large delegation
from the South and West Is nov
assured.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
AHusbsnd's Terrible Crime.

McLEANsBoRo. Ills. April Erred
Bemer. living seven miles north Of this
city, killed his wife and two-year old
son yesterday afternoon. The woman
WAS cut and mang)ed in Ahorrible man.
ner and her body thrown out and COW
cred with cornstalks and an old carpet.
The little boy was hung by the neck to
q rafter. Sheriff Buck and Deputy
Sheriff Lane are in pursuit OF the muir
derer and an angry mob is also In pur.
suit. A lynching is not improbable.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
The HARRISlI(K NUpTIALS
The Cerererformed at
Sis yesterday.
Tho Affair v Private, Only
Twenty selds and Relatives
Being Pre- Wesley Brown
Omoiated-'ho Were Present
and the AttThe Bridal Party
Left Immeepr Indianapolis.

NEW YORK, The marriage
Of Mrs. Mary hmick to General
Benjamin Hans solemnized at
st. Thomas CHS evening ut 5:45,
DR.. Wesley Bctor, officiated et
the ceremonyre WAS . large.
crowd around arch which kept
gathering afteidsl party had en-
tered the chu,pt Sseiukemp and
rs men kept the clear for car
riages. There block or unusual
crush at any
The weddim took place in the
presence of tvelstives and select
friends of theand groom was o
very private
The gues,ey arrived ct the
church were by E. +. Tibbett,
MIR. Hsrriaonate secretary, and
Daniel Rsmsbo was marshal at
Washington General Harrison's
administratiowere seated In the
front pews ofurch.
At 500 MN T. Parker, the
brides sister ,scorted to the from,
pew on the lMr. Ramsdell and
Simultaneous and Mrs. Pinchoi
were escortete front pew on the
right by Mr.. /. Governor Morton
occupied the irectly behind Mis-
Parker and balm sat Senator and
Mrs. Stephenkins, MIR. and Mrs
John WsnanMr. and Mrs JohI
W. Foster, MINIS. w. H. Hitler
Mr.. and Mreles Foster, Senate
RED field Proud Mr.. George Boyd
OF the PennsH railroad.
In the pehind Mr.. and Mrs
Pinchot sat rides relatives an
friends, MaioMrs. Richard Parker
Chancellor a.. McGill, the Misse
Dimmick andBriggs, Mr.. and Mr.
Leeds, Nortcds and the Misse
Leeds, Mr.. Mrs. Broughton an
Miss Lnmber. and Mrs. Fitzjoh
Porter and tlses Porter.
The bride le homo OF her siste
Mrs. John Fer, 40 East Thirty
eight streecompanied by he
brother-in-laeut. John E. PArke
who gave her. They proceeded
the tower roihere the bridal pr
cession form the following orde
e. f. TibbIaniel M. Ramsdel
ushere; Mrs mick and Lieutena'
Parker, and seded to the chance
where Generrrison accompanied
his best maneral Tracey, receive
his bride.
The ushesnding to one sid
faced the alt the bride and Rroc
stepped forwo ,he altar rail, whe
the rector. Gown, was waiting.
That porti, the matrimonial 81
vice known ne marriage servit
proper, the pl of which lasts or
about fifteenutes, was used and Il
mediatelJ tbssing was pronounc
and General Mrs. Harrison walk
down the to the strains OF
Tannhauser CHI Of Wagner, and
tering the lagos waiting at
entrance tidal party WAS driven
the residenc Mr.. and Mrs. Pinch
General pMrs. Harrison left
resider ce of and Mre. Pinchot 9
o'clock and sdriuen imm ediately
the depot. W, the bridal couple
tered the prs car OF President FIR;
Thompson, VI WAS attached TO
regular traiIv.ng for Indianapoli'
ESQ.
Immediattafter the train pul
out dinner served on the car, g
ersl and Mrnrrison being joined
Lieutenant Mrs. John r. Parl
General Ira and Mr.. and Mrs. j
Wanamakersho accompanied
bridal partyfar as Philadelphia.
The brideceived many valul
presents. 1principal gift from 6
eral Harrisoo his bride is g neck
made OF so rows of pesrls.
necklace is sy-hve inches long
has dismonRsps.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.
The Party Divided, But Both Factions
Are For Mckinley.

ARE FOR mChlnloy.
COLUMBIA. s. c., April 6.-The Web
ster faction of the Republican party In
this State will hold convention in this
city to- morrow. This faction repre-
sents the "old line" Republicans, and is
composed almost entirely OF negroes,
while the other faction consists OF utny
native white recruits to Republicanism,
besides also g large number of negroes.
Both sides will send delegates to SIS.
Louis, and both will be for Mckinley
Chairman Webster claims that the
| conventio tomorrow Will have repre-
sensatives from every county, and as he
holds that the Melton crowd arc de-
serters, he expects no trouble In secur-
ing recognition at ST. Louis. The only
business before the convention will be
the election of delegates to tho national
convention, as neither of the factions
have as yet determined to make fight
in the State. The Meltonites will hold
8 convention on April IA.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
Iethodists Rndorae tho ResoIut.ons.

NEW YORK, April 6-At to days aes'
sion Of the III. E. conference for the New
York district o resolution was adopted
without opposition approving Of the
action of the House of Representatives
at Washington in refusing to allow
further appropriations of sec:arlAn
schools. After the vote tho mem bers OF
the conference sang the hymn
America"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07

Roanoke. ..........., . o o.
SUMMARY.
base hits-Wrigley, Anderson. Sacrifice hits.
Abbey. Stolen bases-Brookyn, 8; Roanoke, z.
Double Plays-Lipp To Sullivan. Bases on balls
on Abbey, B; or Metals, l; on Pittinger, l.
game-Onc hour and ffty-Hve minutes. Umpires
Coon and Daley.
The Brooklyns will play again this
afternoon, which will be the last game
with any of the National league clubs.
A Tie at Petersburg.
PETERSBURG, Va, April 6-Peters-
burg played q we'll contested and ex-
citing game with Baltimore here to day,
which ended in tie. Score: Peters
burg, z; Baltimore, Z.
Bean Eaters Beaten.
NORFOLK. Va, April 6-The locals
| defeated the Bean Eaters in pretttly
contested game this afternoon. Score
Norfolk, 5 runs, hits and no errors
| Boston, o runs, hits and errors. Stz
innings.
| Thev. M. LIS Defeated.
| LEXINGTON, Va, April 6.-The frs
Of the Intercollegiate ball games TO
this season was played here to day be.
tween Hobart College. OF Genevs, N, Y.
and the home team OF tho Virginia NIL
itary Institute. The visitors defeate
the home team by score OF 1s to
The visitors cross bats on the damon
TO. morrow with the Washington On
Lee University team here.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
The Hearing In tho Suit Continued Yes-
terday at Newark.

NEW YORK. April 6-Vice-Chanceller
Reed, at Newark, N. j., to-day con-
tinued the hearing Of testimony in the
suit brought against the American To-
baoco Company for forfeiture OF Its
charter. The principal witness was
John 3. Miller, on whose motion the
suit was instituted.
He testified that after the American
Tobacco Company obtained control Of
the no srket his firm was obliged to sign
q contract with 1t TO acceps consiRn-
ments. He said that he received re"
bate when purchases reached 600.
James b. Duke. president OF the
American Tobacco Company. and Joseph
Brown, lite secretary, have been sub
dnned to testify.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
Councilman Grimes Resigns.

RICHMOND Va April 6 -Councilms 81
Grimes, whom the board censured in
connection with the gas investigation
resigned tonight.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
Can't Serve on tho School Board.

RICHMOND, Va, April 6 -Superin-
tendent Massey has decided that Mrs.
Bagby cannot serve on the school board
in King William county.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
Destru,e Fire in Savannah.

Destru,e Fire In Savannah.
SAVANNA Co., April Fire this
morning alBt Quilted the store OF
Collstt Bron Broughton street. The
damage Is hms,ed at $4,000, fully
covered by trance.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07

THE United States Government re
ports show Royal Baking Powder gu
perior to all others.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
silver strong in missouri.

ST. LOUIS, April 6.-The free silver
men OF 100 townships and counties held
conventions Saturday. In almost every
instance free coinage a. l6 to l WAS en-
dorsed.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
Dygert Will be Released.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-There Ia every
leason to believe that Walter DYgers.
the young American who has been held
under arrest at Guines, Cuba, under sus-
picion of completely in the revolution
will be free no an in q short time. Con-
sui General Williams Is doing all posi-
BILE to expedite the disposition Of the
case by the Spanish officials who have 1t
under consideration and he expects Dy-
CERT will be released Immediately.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07

weIl-known Contractor Dead.
RICHMOND, Va, April & L. A. Cren-
shaw, an old and well-known building
contractor, died here tonight.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07

Do YOU not know that your baking
powders COSY you as much as your -four
does when yon pay so cents per pound
for It?
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07

Go to Donaldson's for Parlor and Bed
room Suites cheap.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07
BROOKLYN.
ROANOKE.
SCORE By INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
BROOKLYN ..,..2 0 0 3 2 0 x-1O
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 o o U "
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07

Go to Donaldson's for Wall paper; o
fell line OF new goods.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-07

FLOUR sEEDss YES, WE HAVE
A CHOICE SELECTION OF THE
FINEST VARIETIES FOR THOSE
WHO ARE PARTICULAR ABOUT
THEIR FLOWER GARDEN.
MASSIE'S PHARMACY.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-10-10

La convention democratique du
second district congressional ,s'est
reunie reinforcement au jefferson Hall,
a la Nouvelle-O Orleans, pour choislr
I'm candidat pour representer lie
district a Washington. Apres de
courtes deliberations ct une reunion
tres harmonieuse, NJ. Robert c.
Davey, a etc choisi par vaccinations.
NJ. Davey a deja rempli les fonctions
de r%epresentant au congress dams ce
district ct a bien servi lie peuple, il
faut esperer que 81 il est eiu a "a
prochaine election, quill lie selvna
encore pareillement.
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Bismarck, lie grand homme d'Etat
ct diplomatic, a ecrit n lettre den
couragement en- favour de la frappe
libre. II est de meme opinion que lie
president Andrew ct de l'ex-gouver-
nenr Davis. La question b~i-metallique
est absolute. 81 les Etats Unis, dlt-i!,
acceptent la frappe libre, lis feront
un coup d'Etat qui donnera une
abundance ct Int prosperite qui
etonneront tout lie monde. Sa lettre
q cree tOute une sensation dams lie
camp des rGpublicains.
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Louis Colomb, I'm DIES commits de
la Union National Bank, de la Nou-
velle Orleans, accuse de fraude dams
la tenue DIES complies de la banque. a
pris une dose de morphine dams lie
but de Sc suicider, est mort, malgre
tous les efforts que firent les mede-
Gins pour lie ramener a la vie. NJ.
Colomb etait ne dams la paroisse
Ascension ct habitat la NOuvelle-
Orleans depuis pres de quarante ans.
Pendant la guerre civile, il fit quatre
ans de service dams la Virginle sous
lie general jackson, ct gagna la repn-
| tation dun valiant ct tidele soldat.
| Il laisse une femme ct cinq enfants.
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Presque tous les pianteurs ont mis-
leur sucreries en- bon ordre ct la
majurlte d'entr'euX commencera la
fabrication du sucre vers lie 20 de &c
mois. Pendant lie temps de cette
fabrication, il est necessaire que lie
temps Sc comporte bien CONNIE il
s'est toujours comporte pendant les
annees precedentes. Ayec du beau
temps, les travaux de roulaison wont
mieux ct plus rondement.
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On dit que l'industrie americana
est en- train de supplanter au Japon
les produits allemands tells que lie fiji
de fer harbele ct la clcuterie. Certai-
mes maisons de Hamburg en- sont
reduites a lachat DIES produits
americans,
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Il 10000, 900 wagons de fret
aux Etats Unis. Leur valeur est
cstimee a 500 100000 600. CONSTITUTES
en- I'm seul train, la locomotive serait
rendue a San Francisco, alors que le
dernier wagon serait t%oujours en- gare
de New York.
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Immigration a diminue sensible
ment lie mois dernier. Aux Etats
Unis. ellie est tombee de 10000 a
1882, ct au Canada, de 1922 a
1887. Pour les derniers hut mois,
dependant, remlgration au Canada a
augmente de 10000 4 1870, tandis
ou'aux Etats- Unis ellie a dimlnue de
1900.
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Il paraitralt que Empire Hotel
na pas fait, depuis quill est etabll,
les sHalres que son proprietaire
espsrait faire, car il a etc obiise
dsppeler un meeting DIES ,creanciers.
ca meeting aura lieu dams lie bureau
de MIR Earl Knobloch, lie Z dn mois
proclaim, dams le but de tixer la
netlode de disposer DIES proprietes.
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ii srande foire qui Il en- lieu
dimaocte dernier dams lie pare &c Mr.
4 lpit H6bert, au benelice de la
chspelle Sf-Jean Il etc bien patronisee
et L sueres que les promoteufs de
est,e tate ehamp6ire on. obtenu, dot
,arsment les salisfaire.
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Ia uremiere excursion de Ia Nou-
III. 0r,9ansa Thlbodaux, aura lieu
,.,s de- ce mois. Cette excursion
j.. fslle sous les auspices du Glee
rbR, DC Ia Nouve.le Orleans, ct nous
.y,,,. tout lien de croire qa'el!e sera
III; ~,ntronisee.
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i. cour de district dams ct pour
o.,,,;sse Terrebonne a etc ouverte
INA; aprpier 4 Houma, par lie Juge
p.;lIouet. D'apres ce que nous avons
..oy;s les afaires qui Sc trouvent sur
appiis no
/ dossier DIES atiaires cr'mlnei'es sont
AZ ueu Importance.
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Les ~citoyens de Thibodaux Sc sont
reunis her dams la sale de dellbera-
tons du Town Hail, ct ont choisi les
caaddals qal doiyent gouserner Ia
vile pendant deux annees consecu-
tises. Connie Ia vile prend tous
les iours plus d'importance il est
necessalre que ceux qui choisis seront
d Ia hautenr dies besoins que reclame
une bonnie ct saline administration.
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Ouvrages desires: Nos $50.
LIvREs OFFERTS

l Mon oncle ct mon cure.
? L'amuureux de Ia prefete,
; Martyr de l'amour.
4 La roche qui pleure.
5 LIE reinords dun faussaire.
d Reeves dores.
7 DraIne de i'h6tel WOronzOff.
3 Les ~fiancailles de LOrette.
LIE sacrifice dun fills.
10 LIE cOureur de dot.
II Roman dune jeune file pauvre.
IL LIE roman dun crime.
IA Trahison vsincu par l'am0ur.
Is La vengeance du fianc6.
II Les deUx Jeannes.
Is Miserable f~aussaire.
Is lie martyr dune mere.
20 In charmeuse.
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Samedl dernicr qui etait lie jour
IKE pour la cloture de la session de
Ia cour de district, lie JUICE L.. P.
ealllouet a rendu les sentences
saivantes
Edward Harris accuse de vol de
cnevaux ct de larcin q etc condamne
aelnq ans ct trois mois de peniten-
claire.
Berry Green, celul qui await
serieusement blesse un Italien,
msrchand de fruits sur la rue st.
0narles, parceque ce dernler await
refuse de lui aCheter un p~istolet, 8
etc eondamne a yingt ans de trayaux
forces.
Fanny Castle ct Mary Augustus
ayant infige DIES pleasures avee
mention de tuer ont recu pour
cnatlment cinq annees de penltenciaire
chacune.
James Smith pour avcir obtenu lie
lafgent sous de fausses pretentions
IN an de penitenciaire.
Elijah Riggan, pour assault avet
''ueentaon de tuer, a etc coadamne {
sngt jours de prison de paroisse.
oalile Anderson pour assault, quinz'
lours de prison de p~aroisse.
Ia meme pour avoir infige de-
o'essures avec Intention de tuer
suasante cinq jours de prison de
paroisse.
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