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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

4 Young Man shoots Himself in the fres
On q Ills HrlMe.


MARSHALL. VA. March Especial
This sleepy little village was stirred to
its depths SUNDAY morning by the suicide
Of L. II. McCauley.
For several weeks gossip has been rife
I'm connection with the frequent postpone
ments Of the marriage Of the young man
with a Miss Bridewell Of this place.
According to Mrs Grundy. day would
be set for the celebration OF this event,
and when the time arrived the bridegroom
would fail to put in an appearance and
leave the prospective bride, a smart and
pretty girl of seventeen disconsolate Tor
the tune, but later he would turn up ana
after a reconciliation another time would
be set only TO result In another dlsap-
pOintmeut.
This state Of affairs was several times
repeated until last Wednesday, when the
couple went TO Warrenton in carriage
got their license, were married ana re-
turned TO the brides home To- same day
10 ali outward appearance happy ana
contented PAIR. Unfortunately, however
the uewly-maie husband was strongly
addicted TO drink. and continued pro
longed spree, 10 which some nave attrl-
buted his failure to meet his fancee at
the altar as appointed.
Yesterday he Is not known 10 nave
drank any whiskey. but during the day
and night. drank three bottles Of Jamaica
ginger. and this morning while lying upon
a lounge waiting for breakfast. took out
his pistol and declared his intention OF
shooting himself.
The weapon was taken from him by
his wife. whereupon he produced another.
His wife and two Of her sisters who
were In the room. thought he was joking
until he suddenly raised himself op ms
elbow. and placing the weapon against
the right temple. fired the fatal shot
DR.. Frost. living next door, ana olh'i
neiehbors. rushed TO the house ia response
10 the cries OF the FAMILY. but could 90
nothing for him as death resulted almost
instantaneOusly. ..
I. transplred at the coroner's inquest
THAT he had informed friend minuteiy
NJ his intentions on last Thursday, ana
cave instructions 10 him az to some aHalfs
he wanted attended to and directions lot
his funeral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

Tho HenubIicnns 81 iibemarle h"l' Ne-
ere, ,Ieeting Candi iate FOR congress
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Mar n g.
The March term OF the County court
was in session to-day. quite large
crowd Of people were present. The case
~ the four colCrcd men, charged WIN
tho burning o. Nj whites store ana
che numbering OF Thomas Thompson, his
clerk. was given to the grand jury at
an carly hour. At . o'clock +. Nj. the
isry rendered true bills against all four
- enc accused. Several other cases
were continued.
THE Hon. Daniel Harmon qualified as
, member OF the Board OF Visitors OF
Inc University of Virginia. elalof
lanes Hay, If Madison. and th' il'n.
smith Turner. member OF Congress rom
his district. were minglins Win li'eH"a
ON the court green to-day
There were more Republicans in town
to-day than have been seen here ia
f,,dv AZ one time since the Abraham LIE
.oln contest for the Presidency. l"'y
hold a quiet secret meeting ~ one OF
Nh. LARGE sample rooms OF hoiel AlD'
marie. Your correspondent tried % gam
admission Id the meeting hut was ie
fused. Tho supposiuon Is inai l.es i-,
10 settle unon candidate for congress
from thls district. and MT. a. '"o''
Woods. of Aibcmaric IS talked o. ai"o''7
the Republicans Tor that position
The handsome residence Of = - ".@.o ~
follted i'm Fuvanna county, about
eighteen miles from this place. was de-
sfroved by lire last night with all IT'S
co.. ents including twcnty-eisht hunoieD
dollars IN money.
James Edmonds (coloreD. OF the tfm OF
Edmonas Bros. was assaulted on Salui
dov night by Charles Brown. hinon's
received several cuts with a razor an
,..,s al.o struck on tae head 10y stone
,-,,,, the hands Of George Browsl. q
brother Of Charles. The Brown boys
we're arrested and l0dgoi In jail lAey
viii have an examination tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

co culture. Much interest was manifest
ed, and number Of farmers took seed to
try the crop this season. Farmers all
through those eastern counties are seek
Ing information and clamoring for to-
bacco men TO be sent to instruct them
In making and curing the croD. They are
beginning to be satisfied that they have
the hnest OF bright tobacco lands. and
that they can have a money crop far
more valuable than any they have ever
raised.
The organized effort on the part of some
or the tobacco men TO work up this in
terest IS beginning to tell, and will be OF
incalculabie value 10 our city and market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
I LUR.fi TRfGEDI.
4 Citizen Shot and Killed by an Unknown
Negro Tramp.


LURAY, VA. March 2.-Special-An
unknown negro tramp Saturday asked
Joseph Breeder. of Shenandoah. for a
chew OF tobacco and when told that he
had none. called Breeder a liar. who then
threy a stone ar the tramp. The tramp
drew a revolver. and after firing two
shots at Breeder ran. Breeder secured
a shotgun and started ia pursuit. but
becoming exhausted. he turned the gun
over 10 Thomas W Price. whom he met
ana requested him TO follow and capture
the negro. which hc did. and was return
ing wiih his prisoner when they met
Breeder at Grove lin on horseback. ami
the negro. not having been disarmed
shot Price in the face. and again ia the
abdomen. and managed 10 escape
He has not YET been found. Price died
last liglt from bis wounds. Coroner
Hud on. OF this place held am inquest
to-day the jury charging the unknown
negro with the killing.
Price was about thirty-two years Of
age. and leaves a wife and two small
children.
II the negro is caught IL is feared
that he viii Doe tried by Judge Lynch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

AMHERST. VA, March Especial
As the local freight on the Southern. 60
ing South. at 10 \. NJ, reached the de-
pot here. NJ. +. Wood, brakeman on the
section running from here 20 Danyille
finding himself a little late attempted 20
hoard the train while Ia motion, am"
fen with his legs under the ears Both
we're crushed TO pieces. one below the
knee. and the other from the hip down
~ the foot Physicians from Lynchburg
promptly arrived, but death ensued a.
$40 =. ".
lie leaves a wife and five children. who
we're dependent on him for support
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

recently been sold 10 a Chicago syndicate
which proposes 10 az once proceed Win
actual mining on large scale.
Captain ". II. Adams. of the Armenius
Pyrites Mine. in Louisa county, has
leased the famous old Walton mine and
Will work ii according 10 the most recent
and improved methods.
The Dominion Mining and Chemical
Company. of New York and Mineral City
have purchased the old Goodwin tract. OF
Z75 acres. south of Mineral City. on the
Walton gold vein. and will at once pro-
coed with practical development.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

The following colored persons We're
ana Yesterday having been brought to
the city ia custody OF the guards:
BunO Wool. Scott county. convicted OF
breaking and sentenced for two
years.
oil horse stealing, ana sentenced FOR
four years
Edward Spinncr i'm charge OF Deputy
Sheriff III. l.. middleton. bedford county.
convicted Tor attempt al criminal assault.
ana sentenced for eighteen years.
The last-named prisoner was the man
that the superintendent. on receipt Of q
message from Judge Brown. stating that
the prisoner was in danger OF being
lynched. telegraphed the sheriff TO bring
the man away on the nrst train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

\ Mass-Mecting ordered for Heorganiza-
ton in Norfolk shot From Ambush,

\ Mass-Neeting ordered for Heorganiza-
ton in Norfolk Shot From Ambush,
NORFOLK. VA. March 2-SpeciaL-
1t IS learned that the State Republican
executive committee az It's secret session
Saturday appointed Joseph Cruppe- chair
man Of the party for Alexandria city
Tho resignation Of J. T.. Calvert. chair
man for Petersburg. was accepted and
Hon. Robert NoCandlish appointed m
his stead.
II was also orcsrcd that a mass-meeung
OF Norfolk Republicans be held March
10Th TO determine whether the party de-
sires an immediate reorganization.
Jesse Digs (cOlOlel), residing 30 Ports
mouth, was hred at live times Sunday
nigh, by a man Ia the bush. one bullet
struck him IN the shoulder. a second ia
the hip and a third passed through his
hat. lie VIII probably recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
Al Ihr iir.t Church

The revival services Of the Grace
Street Baptist congregation were held
in the First Presbyterian church last
night. There were twenty-nine CONVEX
siOns
Or. Kerr took a prominent part i'm
the services Dr. Hatcher said ~ was
the finest meeting yct held The meet
ing Will Doe held FOB the same place tc-
in Grace"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

The Matter WI coto Conference Comm

"..v ftrr 80 'rf
WASHINGTON D. g.. March 2-spc-
cial-The VOC N and disc sion Of ere
Cuban resolutions 10 III, House this ar
to-racn showed oven greater unani-
nifty Of sentiment "a favor o. Cuban hcl.
llgoroncy and indopo- ience than plesoilel
I'm the senate last week.
Representative Tucker. Who led the OPP
position 20 the resolutions Of the Foreign
Affairs Committee ana controlled the
time upon his side OF the controversy
could ind only fcui men Oh the two sides
of the chamber 10 assist him in express
ing disapproyal OF the course the House
hau been called upon 10 take.
Mr.. fuckers speech was a strong ana
a reasonable one. lie maintained th4t
the United States cas- no right 20 .u-cr-
fcre in tire domcst tie concerns Of anothcr
nation. and frankly told The House that
30 had lost its head I'm It's effort 10 show
sympathy FOR the cuban insurgents. Tine
discussion was carried on IN tho best Of
spirit on both sides Of 'he chamber and
though applause was frequent there were
no striking demonstrations Of eathusi-
asm.
II Is now taken for granted that the
Senate Will not accept tic House resolu-
lions. and the matter Will 80 10 Il confer
cncc committee. I'm that event it.is pro-
babic that a modified declaration will he
adopted. while the resolutions. after
they have been agreed upon by both
houses VIII rot bee mandatory upon the
President, IL is generally believed Mr..
Cleveland will accept the verdict OF Con-
gress as an expression OF prnhc senti-
ment and Will proceed 10 accord 10 Cuba
the rights designated in the resolutions.
General Walker Joined Mr.. Tucker this
afternoon In voting against the resolu-
tons,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
THE POLLfRD NTRDER C.iSE.
The Defence Have so Far Summoned No
Witnesses.

FARMVILLE. VA. March Special.
The spring term of the County Court
commenced to-day. Comparatively little
business was transacted John Mitchell
(colered. OF your city. was here yester-
day, consulting with the women charged
with tho murder o. Mrs. Pollard, OF
Luncnburg. In regard to their ':ial.
The prosecution have summoned over
thirty witnesses. So FAR, the defence
have summoned none. and unless they
act quickly. they VIII IAN 10 get tnem
here in which event they viii most likely
snrfer as these cases must ana Will be
tried unless the best o. reasons are pro-
duced.
So far no counsel has appeared for
varabie The Juror, are all summoned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
" BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

ia, slrnaily demonstrated IT'S remedial power III
Gsat. Rheumatism. Uric Acid Gravel and oihe'
niaialles dependent upon the Ufle ACID Dia''s-
sa
II no, only eliminate, from the blood the de-
le,erloas agent before :. orysisl!i1es. but DIS
solves t 10 the form o., calrun. At l,as, to Ire
that renders rs passage along the ureieT' aud
urc,hra comparatively easy
Dr. r. 2. BUCHANAN Resident Physician.
Hot Spring., Ark.
send me I've cases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

Tho electric motor used 10 now the
bellows a. Tho grand now organ az 81.
Pauls Episcopal church hae been re-
uoged. ar 10 was found 90 Doe unreliable.
Upon several occasions the motor broke
down altogether. and proved 60 De trou-
blescme in variety OF ways. Manual
labor viii be used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
Dyeing Establishment Burned.

\ small Gre broke out Sunday afternoon
shortly after o'clock In the Ittle frame
shanty neyt door 10 the Virginia Laun-
dry. THE place f. owned by colored man
naned j. W. johnson and is used as
0ycing and cleaning establishmcnt. The
department responded promptly and
quickly aubiucd what might have boon
another disastrous FIRE. As u was. the
damage only amounted 20 SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
BUFFALO L.ITHIA WATER
Proprietor, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Agents.

disabled In any way Her bottom Will
be scraped and painted. and her machine
~ examined and all necessary repairs
made The Indiana left this afternoon
for Hampton Roads. and the Montgomery
and Cincinnati arrived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

WASHINGTON. March 2.-comptroler
rckels to-day issued "a call for "a iepoI'
Of the condition of national BANKS .' que
close of business Friday February -''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
One Cent
She 4 Music,
One Cent
sheet Music.

We must make room Tor new stock re-
Gently purchased, and will sell 900 copies
Of slightly s0iled and sholf-worn Sheet
Music, among which are compositions
from Some OK the standard authors. az
the extremely low price OF one cent
copy fof cash.
street, No. 10 the third door from cor
ner OF Secor' street
MANLY B. RAMOS & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
BUFFALO LIrHIA WATER

SPRING 40. ;. have made use O, this ws'er
,3r Gout In my own person and prescribed i iof
patients similarly suffering with ths most DE-
ciied beneficial results. I take pleasure IN al
vlslng Gouiy patients 20 these Springs
Dr. @. W LAWRENCE. Resident Phy'el,n,
10, Springs. Ark;
Il prescribe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

NEWPORT NEWS VA. March q
snecial. Tho nship Paris is IN the
drv-dock here. an Is being thoroughly
oyerhauled The vessel has not been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
Brl-ht nhnccn Cnltnre

The farmers in and around walkerton.
Va, net In that r re Saturday last 10
hear Major Gregory lalk on bright tobac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
LITHIA SPRINGS

o., vrslnla contain well deanei traces OF hiai'
and are alk-llae. This IS used With great al
vantage in Gogy. Rheumatic and Renal Arse-
tons
1T q. the hes, table water known 70 me. and !
have some experience OF them all
Or. ALGERNOS s. GARNETr. Surgeon re-
tired L. s. Navy. Resident Physician. Hot
Spring, Ark.
My experience 10 the use Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
Or. JOHN ArTFIELD. tn. celebrated London
chemist says:
BUFFALO LITEIA WATER

/. strongly Commended BY ne remarkable purity.
Dr. ROBERTS BARTHoLow ~ A. Ii d.
professor o., materia medlca and general hera-
peu.l-s IN the JEFFERSON Medical College OF Phil
alciphia &C.:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
IN URIC ACID DIATHESIS, GOVT, RHEUMATIC
RHEUMATISM, NEPHRITIC collie. CALCULl' Z
"A NATURAL TABLE WATER AND THE BEST Or ALL.

IN. la.s DR.. wM. +. cARRINGToN. Re'is'n'
Physician. Hot Springs Ark. surgeon ~e'i'e''
T. s. Navy. Surgeon Confederate states navy
Medical Director Army o., Northwestern virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

3. limited to the treatment o, Govt. Rheumatism
and that hybrid disease. Rheumatic Gout lso-
called which Is In con,radistinction TO the
Rh.uma,oiG Ar,hrias Of Garrod.
81 have hai eSeeien, results from this water
ia ,hsss affections. both In my own person and
in the treatment Of patients FOR whom have
prescribed II. OK course the remedial agent Is
It's contained Alkalies and their solvent proper
ties
''Issucs 3, Is prophylAetic {. well as rem
edy in Nephr.tc Collie and forming calculi. when
due to redundancy OF Lithic Acid"
DR. ALFRED l. LOOMS. Professor o. Path
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

With great confidence in urie Acid pia,aesis
Govt Rheumatic Govt AMI Rheumatism-
when travelling % 10 ny habit TO use tbs
water \, 4 guarantee f'r getting pure Wats'.'
,osy and Practical Medicine IA tbs Medical Ne.
Dr. the pas. four years nave used BUFFALO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03


The Duke OF Tetuan. Minister of For
eign Affairs. has sent a long cable dis
patch 10 Senior Dupuy de LONE. Spanish
Minister al Washington. instructinc him
20 present TO the American Government
a formal rcmOnstrance against the IN
suits offered 10 Spain IN speeches deliver
ed IN the Senate during the discussion
OF the beilicerency resolution
AZ several Of the cafes here itst night
bands played patriotic airs. WI n evok-
od much cheering and enthusiasm. Oc-
casionaily cries could DE heard against
America and the Americans.
The troops are confined TO their bar
racks i'm readiness 10 respond 20 any call
TO heir services.
This morning the city was quiet. but
the public buildings. the American Lega-
ton. and the residence OF Minister Tay-
Ter were guarded. the authorities fearing
tia. IN the present state OF public ex-
cit'rent an attack might be made upon
item.
group OF fifty students paraded this
ircfiiLe They were perfectly orderly
and no attempt was made 90 interfere
wiki tltm. Al the UNIVERSITY the stu-
dcnfs this afternoon attempted 20 make
demonstration. but the police. having
in mind the last troubles they had with
these young men. promptly interveaed
ami dispersed them.
THE II NATfON PROTECTED.
Acting under instructions from the Gov
eminent, no group OF persons IL allowed
- approach tho United States Legation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30
Sales Ordered Confirmed.

Orders confirming sale were fled IN tns
superior court yesterday In the following
cases: r. b. Sullivan vs. Elizabeth V.
BsSseR ct al; lots 5 20 "a and II 70 II.
block -, Commercial Street Steam Motor
addition, sl.eo0 Satnue, Baker VS.. 3. r.
Day ct al. eight bots and two blocks. r.
F. Days ElGorado. $500. Seattle Hard
ware Co. -. ID. T. Denny ct al. .ots IS
and la. block a. and lot J. block .. Denny
Thurman addition. s.. 424eo. James u.
Staadlsh vs. Louisa Denny ct al six lots
in block g. four lots in block Is, ID. r.
Denny's Home addition. s5.ieo; c. NJ.
Sheslse. as receiver, VS.. William D. Wood
et al, twenty mine lots In Woods South
Shore division OF Green Lake addition.
sl.S40; Thomas De Witt Cuyier es al. VS..
j. III. Mathews et al. acreage IN sections
- and q. township q. range east; Evan
gelIne T. T. Sampson VIZ David y. Baxter
eft a.. lots and 4. block 3, @. kinnears
addition. $4.794.55. Herftsbae Securities and
Mortgage Investment Association vs.. 1onn
Il. Denny CT al. lots 7 and s. block =.
u. r. Denny's Home addition. S4.S2sl:
Thomas S. Pulsifer Va. L. V. Sprague ct
al, bot iG hlock Is, Latona addition, 500:
Waldo Spaulaing VS.. .. y. Nelson ct a..
lots and Z. block 2. Sarah &. Yesler's
First addition. SLIGO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30

tsat corae %. OF the Big crackers so1s
- he xroana or 20 she wassr. they =
.AIl tropalss 20 any ente-2rassag yo-.A
wao xza&y cheese 20 PICK Lns2 -
Sees this rsch display there wsA De e-4-
Icon sent Up a. TIRE afternoon exercises
aa1 another IN the evening
The evening p~cgrau-rs OK hrsN9's -
naturally fuller than sAas % The s1les
noon. including about twenty sepsFAvs
pieces among hem a moon Win cAAhs
frw c3fcrs a star with changing co4ots'
green newers clusters OF stars chsnS
rig Mghts. red ara green stars. star ara
rnaou. and last q a. aref5es. Bes'Sss
shss ths balloon viii be sent ur. anc mere
vii Be a. Intermittent yollsy or sAy
rockets. Ism, az this worth goins %
seq
Besides Mr. Jinta Yamsruehi. VIC - .
rnesnher OF the general executive cor nit
tee. Messrz Sasakf and KomAts1zAki aAfe
been designated 20 act for the japanese
on he committee OF reception
The Jss,aness Consul'- Dinner.
Consul Mkt Saiso came over 20 seaftis
yesterday and win remain here anti ms
Mike Mara comes in. IL IL barely pes
sy*sle that his wife may arrive on the
Mike. though re rather looks for her On
TIE second steamer OF the new line he
has issued invitations 10 dinner al tiie
Rainisr-Gran3 hotel 10 be given on the
day Of the Welcoming exercises al CLOCK
.. m. IN honor Of the arrival o. the
steamer Besides the captain and oflceFs
Of tbs vessel. the List Of guests includes
a number Of me most prominent business
and public men % Seattle and Tacoma.
Among those from Seattle are: Gov. Jonn
II. McGraw. Mayor William D. Wood. {.
]. Smith. F. o. Graves. J. w. Spriggs.
william II. Brlnker. ]. ]. Burns r A. Nc
Donald. J. II. Metcalfe. Thcs. W. Prosea.
Or. J. f. crichton. Henry F. Jackson >
G. yerkes, ". ~. Calhoun, James :. Cold
smith. Roger 5. Greene. Thomas Burke,
Uri Seeley. John w. Pratt, Charles E.
Crane, A. NJ Brookes. Griffith Davies.
Ernest f. Ling r. c. Stevens, W. l. Ben
ham, James Grlfiths. Capt David Gil
incur Senator Watson c. Squire, A. J.
BlethaB. Jacob Furth. l. A. Nadeau. Z
W McGnnis and +. W. Parker. Among
those from Tacoma are: =. Y. Caesar.
Chester TnoFne, w. n Doolittie, Isaac
W Anderson. Rev. John b. Alexander.
Alexander BaiIlie George Browne, A. d.
Case. Rev James Cheal. Samuel Collyer.
w Martin. Frederick Mottet, Galusha
Parsons. Guy Mel Richards. Anthony /.
Prlchsrd, r. Conrad Robertson, j. Ten
ns1t S,eeb. Samuel G. Walker. W. Harri-
son Woodruff. O.. L. Holmes, William IL.
Hanson and DIR. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Cutcheon. Consul Calf. for Hawaii. Vice
Consul Jacobson. fer Denmark. Consular
Agent o. A. Spencer. for Italy, Vice Con-
SUI Chllberg. fer Sweden and Norway. are
also among the invited guests.
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asked the
He Had Ran In Prison

kAttsE3TE news.
The evidences ne witness had given hn3
been very strongly against the lawyers
sias os tre c9se. and. iawyer-hke. he wss
try1nx hts best - break The testimony or
throw dfs-re8it or The witness he had
tr3a3 brow seating. but the man ignored
hgs efforts. and n an easy. salf-contafnei
aay stuck % his story. He tried Cross
questioning aim. but with 10 better sue
eess. ard he was o. ire point % giving
I'D wnen . chance remark caught his ear
ana revived his courage,
~ rather from what vo- have tu,:
SAD thai y0a have been in prison. Is that
true9'
Yes. ST., I have been n prison.
Tia arsoru~y's eyes snapped and q cor
tentea smile sr-ea6 over his features e.
Ne drew @gh Of rs1iet He proceeded 20
raj tfss most - RS triumph, though ne
fs5t erons&elt that rs case was won-
'~Th. Jury VIA r0rice rnAt ths witness
coufesSes having been ~ p-ison- How
long were you n prtsor7''
IF shtren uoo1t1z."
"Yoa 90 not pretend That y0a were not
Justly cssnsned"
NO. sir. Under IRE csrcs--rscencss I
presume i Was 81 right
90 course the gentlemen % re jury
W. ssn3erssand. without nv cAEinE stte--
cor 20 X. how TgAgsch y-alae to ptac@ On tsls
evidence % a mar % thIs kind VIII yo1
pleasa safe the name u ne prlsonT~
Certainly. sir. Arcsrsonvf.ls-"