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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER

chicago Feb. 27.-The wheat market re-
mains fairly steady with very light vol.
| ume OF trade, the closing day being 74lk
as compared with 76Ia one week ago The
temper of the market continues bearisb
Inc rally to n cents offered the bear lead
ers good opportunity to put out further
snort lines and they have been somewhat
favored In causing decline owing to the
nsht trade which usually exists at this
se.'son OF the year. The complications
between Greece and Turkey had a tenden-
ey TO cause some uneasiness among
shorts, but the demand otherwise was lag
ging and insufficient to take care of ~
offerings which came on to the market
good showing at the Atlantic ports sug-
sested large weekly output to the other
SIDE but the Pacific coast failed TO ex
port anything of Importance. hence the
.otal exports were lower than thew have
peeh, Minneapolis reports good do
nestle demand for flour. with sales for IN.
past week larger, perhaps, than for anv
time since January LIST. The foreign de-
mand' however, is light and some millers
report none at all.
me foreign situation still favors higher
piiocs, argentine shipments are light on
y Vi'oV' Tor the week against sos OA0 last
gu, ana loe,Voo Tor three weeks against
=, .-ooVo Tor the same time one year ago. |
ne Liverpool Corn Trade News continues
70 take very bullish view of the general
SITUATION. and in a late article saws: IN
ger any circumstance there will be n very
close tie between supply and demand the
balance OF the crop year" The Review of
'he River Plate, which has previousIv
spoken very favorably of the Argentine
wheat crop in a recent issue says TT is
very regretable that our estimate of the
sleiu OF the harvest should have proved
- exceed the mark so considerably" The
preVlousiy reported 100000 quarters for
.Apo1t from there has shrunk to 1000. 900
luarsers, leaving a shortage that will be
beneficial to any other country which
las wheat TO sell.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04

five dissenting votes The bill to prevent
entry of deficiency judgments favorite
pcpulist measure, came to grief. 1t was
defeated by vote of IL to g. The house
bill to amend the law governing the To-
ca ticn of placer claims was passed. In
committee of the whole the house bill to
authorize fidelity companies to become
sureties on official bonds was indefinitely
postponed. A joint resolution looking to
the calling of a constitutional convention
was also killed.
The house disposed of quite a number of
bills at the afternoon and evening ses-
sicns. The most important act of that
body was the passage by large majority
of bill to prohibit gambling in the state.
That vice Is now neutralized under a Ii
cense system. The law has long been felt
to be a reproach and the passage of this
bill may be regarded as the first fruits of
extension of the right of suffrage to wo-
men.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
ARE HUNTING FOR THE pRIBERs
iunho Has n Real Investfpatiop Inv,
the Boise Legislatures.

Boise, Idaho, Feb. 26.-An immense SEN
sation was created here TODAY by fine
publication of the fact that Representa-
1--WE JONES of Gilmore county had made
an ainoaVit charging that he had been
prlDed TO vote for Henry Heitfeld for
United states senator. AS soon as the
mousse Journal had been approved Renre-
sentative Perkins of Blaine. one of those
whom JONES accuses of having paid him
money, rose to question of personal
privilege. He said:
Il desire the indulgence of tba ho,,.a
Tor few moments on a question of ner-
sohal privilege. l see in this mornino,s
paper, and hear from various rumors
that grave charges have been made
9salhst parties In this house. of whom
"a, am one considered it as a joke at
lhst, Dut 1t now appears that II 10
reaiity The charges made are n,,b1isbN
ca 10 the world. and l ask for com
Pie'e investigation. not only for mvseIf
put Tor all other parties implicated In
I'm. .,ls cnarge. l don't care how this inyes
sas,on Is made, by whom or by what
pary, put In justice to myself. / desire
that steps be taken at once. l an, reai,
~ meet the charges at any moment. and
oniy ask that the Investigation he cor
uucteu by men who are honest"
motion was made for the appoint
H.. VI a committee of three to inyes-
isa.e. This was followed by a motion
oy rlannagan populist, to suspend Joines
rom the privileges of the floor.
ihen the storm broke. and for se,,ara,
S ois tne matter was hotly debated
some took the ground that Joines shonId
uot De punished without trial and Others
'' a. rerklns should be suspended. also.
r,naily motion was made to insert |
Trims name In the suspension resolu- |
LIN. rms was ruled out of order Then
hayes democrat. moved, that the resn1 |
iu,ioh lay on the table until the com
ni.tee could make a report This was
carried by vote of 25 to IL
piiIahtine, democrat. Waite. nonuiis,
ana higby silver republican. wore 80,
Gu as the investigation committed
ne committee met at O'clock In ~
afternoon and issued subpoenas TO- '"e
number of witnesses ior
A. mixing of Testimony.
AT CLOCK the taking of tesfinon,- t. |
san' me original affidavit was produced
'uu Two or three witnesses some ~
" oni hau seen, and one or two haa had
lopies OF IL, were examined Then Toinas
Vas put on the stand. He repeated ), a.
s ~ the allegations made In the ana
~ The attorney general ana n,a,,,,1aa
II the committee cross-examlnad biz,
!, eas iengtn' but he adhered to his story
- salieu from the affidavit only in one
'a' ucuiar. He said that Fuller told hin,
&c would get the money from Heitfeld
'us ne u.u not see Heitfeld go to tbe )
ank with Fuller. Fuller retnrnaS
nortiy, and gave him the cash Tha I
oihnittee adjourned to meet again NJ N
CLOCK tomorrow morning. ,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
HANNA INsTRucrs oREeoNIANs.
erection OF Republican Senator N
Nftnl Necessity There

""sninston Feb. T-Chairman Hanna and
party arrived at the Arlington hotel tb,s r,orn
ing. llama went to the capitol immediately
una was In conference with the republican
senators. He had an extended consultation with
senator Hoar chairman of the judiciary com
nii'tee' upon the senatorial situation in Oregon
-" eior' ~ pelng made by Hanna chairman
OF the national committe to secure the election
OF republican senator In Oregon. The fact
ehat the legislature was never organized raises
question as to the ability of those now sitting
at Salem to adjourn. There has been consider
aoie Geographic correspondence between Hanna
ana the republicans of Oregon. and 1t may re-
suit In an agreement OF the republicans Of tbe
legislature to elect senator Senator Hoar
htlhated to Hanna his belief that appoint
ment by the governor would not be accepted by
the senate. -
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
MINE DleAS TER AT zACATECAS.
NO Longer Doubt That One Hundred
and seventy Men Perished

Mexico City. Feb. 2s.-The latest news from
the mine disaster at Zacatecas shows the Ca
iamity is fully as bad as first reported Fire
broke out In the zanamoro mine, the properties
OF Aombetete company. and communicated To
the San Francisco mine. The princina1 che 20,
IN the former is 1900 feet deep and the res,u-
ing party went down to the bottom but were
nearly suffocated by smoke. Cornish miners
displayed unusual herolsm in attemptinp re
net OF the imprisoned men. Ten bodies have
peeh taken out and all show signs of asnhvx
iation. There is no longer any donbr ma ,-o
miners persisted. The city of zacatecas is n
scene of mourning and CONSERVATION. This 10
the greatest calamity during modern tinas
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
TO FIGHT THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
oregon Short Line Expects tn Got
Into California Business.

Into California Business
San Francisco, Feb. 27.-The new Ore
| gon Short Line Railway company has nor
yet made overtures to the Southern Pa
cific for traffic arrangement 1t is stat
ed that one OF the first things the new
company will do when 1t commences op-
GRAFTON Of the Oregon Short Line &. Utah
Northern will be to establish offices in
San Francisco and at other points where
any considerable volume of traffic origi-
mates. and begin an active fight for
freight and passenger business The
opening of a new transcontinental route
over the Central Pacific, Utah Northern.
Montana Central and Northern Pacific to
St Paul for both freight and passenger
traffic Is regarded In local railroad cir
cles as one of the probabilities of the
near future.
During the operation of the line in cues
ton by the Union Pacific this route 70
st. Paul remains closed to through
traffic.
Confirmation of the Sale.
salt Lake, Feb. 27.-Zera Snow will ar
rive In Salt Lake tomorrow to secure final
confirmation from the circuit of the Or
egon Short Line sale. Attorney p. l.. Will
liams Of the receivers today asked tbe
court to be in session Monday for thar
purpose.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
THE Squirt IN TACOMA WHEAT
Error III Morning Paper Led to nm
measurable BIunder

Tacoma, Wash. Feb. 27.-Alexander
Reed the Oldest and considered the most
reliable grain man in the city. states
that there Is no truth whatever in the
statements that wheat has risen Is to II
cents In this city recently, or that wheat
is quoted higher than In other parts of the
state barring freights. AS Mr. Reed I'M
uerstands the alleged squirt in wheat here.
local newspaper made an error of 10
points In quoting the prevailing price
una upon discovering the error. Intention
ally or otherwise. set about to prove tbat
wheat was actually 10 points higher here
than somewhere else
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04

provide for three additional torpedo boats
not to exceed in cost 100000 in all, with
a speed Of not less than 30 knots. NOT
more than two of them are TO be built IN
one yard The appropriation under the
head Of construction and machinery was
increased from s5,9 1853 to s6,425.S59. An
amendment was also added providing Tor
a training vessel for the naval academy
at n cost of 500 900.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
VENEZUELA BOUNDARY COMMISSION
report of Work Which Has Taken
Many Weary Months.

washington, Feb. 27-The Venezuelan COM
mission today submitted its report to the pres
ident and thus terminated the work which no
engaged the attention of it's members for many
months. No direct statement as to its nature
Is obtainable but it is believed that It does
not attempt to state the location of the true
divisional line between Venezuela and British
Guiana. 1t has not yet been decided whether
or not the report will be made public.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
OREGON LEGISLATURE MEETS YET
NO Quorum, So nm Adjournment Wn.
Taken Until Tomorrow.

SALEM Or, Feb. T-Both the senate and
house met today and there was not a quorum
In either house an adjournment until tomorrow
was taken The organization of the Legislature
depends wholly upon the possibility of 40 mem
bers of the house coming in and taking their
seats There are in regular attendance only 70
members. Governor Lord has Indicated that he
w'li NOT can special session and 1T is the
hope OF those present that the demand for Loo
islation and need Of the election OF a United
states senator viii force the members to come
In. AS the house can muster a quorum there
VIII be no difficulty in securing one I'm the
senate. In view of the bitter feeling that ex-
ISIS between different factions. the hope that
there VIII he an organization is a slender one
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
BUILDING cRUMBLED TO EARTH.
rive stories of Cincinnati DIocIx
collapsed Under Great Pressure.

Cincinnati, Feb. 27.-Tonight five stories OF
the shinkie, Wilson & Kreis Company's whole
sale grocery crashed down in n heap into the
eeiiar under load Of nearly 1000 barrels OF
sugar Michael Schwabacher, the Waterman
was crushed to DEATH and William carsch =
clerk. and Michael Coleman. a drayman. were
slightly injured.
The building No. East Front street is five
stories high. 80 feet wide and so fee, deep
twenty-five feet OF the stories next TO Front
street remain standing 1t was near the eie-
vator, In the rear of the building. that the
floor was loaded. The loss. according 10 sh,n,
kle. Will not exceed 500. 900. The lower floor
of the building is 20 inches under water
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
LOW RATE FOR ELECTRIC IIeHr,Nc
City Council of Brighton Mako :.
Pleasant Innovation.

London, Feb. 2s.-The city council of
Brighton, the famous English watering placs
has decided to reduce the price of electr,
lighting to stores and private residences to IA
cents per unit for the first hour and 3 cents
per unit thereafter. Brighton was the first
city in the country to establish its own mu-
ncipal electric lighting plant and its latest
schedule is the lowest rate of supply in Eng
land, making the electric current even cheap-
er, for all purposes. than gas
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
AN ORGANIZED GANG OF THIEVES
Incomn burglars Tell of Depredn
lions In Ia - -

i"eoh, burglars Tell of Depredn-
lions In the Northwest
Tacoma, Wash, Feb. 2S-.'Slm'' smith IN.
waiter Murphy, burglars serving terms I'm the
county jail. have confessed to numerous burg
laries, including that of Mcdonald & Todd's
grocery store here last fall, which was robbed
oil 5000 worth of goods and the store Of Hy-
ans, rauson Il Co. Of Seattle. five years ago.
when glass Jar containing s52s was tal,en
Ihey say there is organized gang of thieves
IN the northwest numbering over 200 with head
quarters at Seattle. whence they operate
through this state and British Columbia.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
Masterson Not ut Home.

Denver. Col, Feb. 27.-The senate committee
appointed to investigate the charge of bribery
made by Rat Masterson, has been unable to
secure his attendance. 1t Is learned that he
left the city for Carson. New. to watch the
training pugilists. He is probably in Salt Lake
today
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04

Considerable commotion was created in
the house over the bill by Elder, fixing
the salaries of election judges and clerks
providing that judges and clerks shall
receive 81 each per day. and constables
Q.50. Hamer contended that competent
men could not be secured at that price.
while Workman was of the opinion that
men would be glad to act as judges with
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
RAILROADS ASSIST IN CHARITY.
VIII Haul Free OF Charge Food De.-
tined for India

omaha Neb, Feb. 26.-The Union Pacific has
agreed TO transport free OF charge 500 tons on
freight destined for the relief OF India's starv
ing people The Burlington agrees to trans
por, NV tons, and the Elk Horn also agrees 10
uehver freight at Ogden. Utah. From there
the central Pacific agrees to haul 1000 tons 10
San Francisco free. wv" LUIS 10
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
NAVAL AUTHORIZATION mn,
BILL,

'e increases the Amounts Nccas-
shry to Greater Strength
washington, Feb. 27-The senate con,
the naval appropriation hin GO ueu
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
KEPT A DIVE OF IMMORTALITY
Bensts Taken Into CUSTODY
by the Police.

Portland, Or. Feb. 2s.-Matt Harris, n nu-
latto and Kate Saunders a white woman
were arrested tonight for keeping a dive on
Alder and Sixth streets, in which little girls
from 10 to 10 years of age were enticed ana
debauched by Chinese. One girl, Lizzie Her
rold, aged l5 was taken into custody and made
full confession.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
ROUTINE work IN both HOUSES.
county Fee Bill Passed the san..
Bill to Stop Gambling.

Boise. Idaho. Feb. 2s.-Tba sa,ato an.
posed of considerable business TOD, ms
county fee bill was finally passed with
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-04
A happy man Is

a healthy man is
generally happy.
You never saw a
happy man in your
life who had indi-
gestion. If a man
G cts up in the
N o rning with a
foul ia ste and.
fouler breath ; if
he feels listless and
sluggish If he is
dizzy and blind the
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-17
FLOYD COUNTY.
Delegates 10 Roanoic-A Terrible
Accident.

FLOYD, VA. via CHRISTIANSBURG
June 16-(Speclal)-The Democrats of
Jloyd assembled in mass-meeting OH yes
tefday (court-daD and appointed eight
0clegates TO the Roanoke convention. A
resolution instructlng the delegation for
HOgc Tyler was unanimously adopted.
There was no expression as 10 Attorney
General or Observation-Disclosures. Ii IS
probable that Montague VIII have ma
5Ority, ~ not all, the delegates.
ON Monday night last Speclal-Deputy-
collector Lewis Morgan. Deputy-Marshal
~. g.. Hall. with William L. Hall, the son
o. Dcputy-Marshal Hail. were on a raid
near Max Mountain. In this county. The
party were approaching an Illicit distil-
.ery creeping through the ivy thickets
Nhen a shotgun carried by young Han
was accidentally discharged by the ham
mcys catching In the bushes The whole
load took effect IN the back of young
dails head literally tearing IL of. ana
Killing him instantly. This sad accident
VI course. broke up the raid. Mr. n. G..
HAN WAS completely Frustrated by the
Tragic death Of his son. and mad 10 be
tafr.ed TO his home, which was but few
miles from the scene of the accident.
Last night Deputy Collector COe. with
DeaIty-Alarshal George Martin captured
/ Mckinley still near the Patrick and
FLOYD line 1t was I'm full blast. No arrest
Mas made The still was OF wood. with Il
FaiNauizei-iron bottom wooden cap. and
FIN worm. These stills are called Mckin-
oy stills. why and by whom so named Is
lCf known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-17
THE CITIES BY THE SEA.
Indignation at the Navy-Yard-The
Pythfan Demonstration.

NORFOLK, VA, June 16.-(Special)-
The navy-yard employees, as well as the
officers. are highly indignant at the SIAN
Der upon the yard contained in the re-
port that while being repaired here the
.Orpedo-boat Cushing was rendered un-
stable and virtually wrecked. The tor
9odO-boat was locked here and carefully
repaired being duly inspected after re-
pairs and pronounced in good condition.
The report is denounced on all sides,
AS wired you yesterday, while ntue
Eunice EgglestOn was pouring Kerosene
Dil on some wood to make a ire the can
Of oil exploded. setting fire 10 her cloth
ng She was horribly burned, and died
'n terrible agony at 2:3D o'clock this morn
ing. In trying to eXtinguish the flames.
he mother was painfully burned about
.he hands. The family came TO N0rIoik
bot long ago from New Kent county. The
remains Will be forwarded 10 New Kent
county for interment.
The fourth drowning in two days oc-
rurred of Berkley to-day. when Joseph
Land. a 1O-year-Oid lad. Ventured beyond
bis depth and was drowned.
The Pythidn cornerstone laying in
Portsmouth to-day was a great pageant.
The plumcd Sir knights filled both cities,
and the parade. which formed at 2:3J
o'clock was a magnificent one. In the
uue were Pythiaus from every part OF
Virginia and also from Washington ana
Baltimore The parade was led by n de-
tachmcnt from the Lee Rifles, who acted
~ an escort. and squad of twenty po-
lice. AT the head OF the parade was the
famous Soldiers Home Band of forty
pieces. which was followed by the local
communicates under their respective com
maudcrs. Then came the visiting knights,
who were followed by Major General
C8rnahan and daughter. Miss Nellie. who
occupied a hack. At 3:45 the knights
went TO Portsmouth. where they partici-
pated in the cornerstone laying the
ceremony being performed by several Ma
sonic lodges. Afterward General Carna-
han. commander-in-chief Of the Uniform
I'D Pythians, delivered a patriotic address
and reviewed the parade. a banquet fol-
lowed al night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 16.-E1our-Receipts.
22ls0 barrels: exports. 40 barrels; sales.
1903 packages: market dull and slightly
easier. rye flour quiet.
Cornmeal-Frm.
Rye-Steadier; No. western, IS Lie.
Barey-Steady: feeding, CSC.
Barley Malt-Dull.
Wheat-Spot weaker: NO. l northern.
New York, II 1-Sc. afioat No. northern,
Duluth. Is i-Sc.; options opened steadier.
on UNEXPECTEDLY higher English cables.
eased or under fine home-crop prospects.
rallied on covering, but finally collapsed,
under liquidation and the crop news. and
closed 3-Sa6-Sc net lower; No. red. June,
closed rs Csc; July. 7t074 3-l6c.-closed
IA s-Sc.: September, 70u70 5-Sc.--closed
10 l-Sc.
Corn-Spot firm; No. 2. 81 1-sc. afioat;
options opened Arm, and advanced during
the day. on bullish sentiment, encourased
by hot weather news. finally eased off
slightly with wheat. and closed i.443-Sc.
net lower: June closed 70 1-sc.: July.
70 3-4c.: September. Il i-2c.-cIosed 81 s-Sc.
Cats-Spot dull: No. 2, 202 1-Sc: OPP
tIo,r dull and unchanged from last night;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-17
DEATH IN wAYNEsnORO'.
A Prominent Citixen-AppOintmcn
to AnuRpOIis.

STANTON, VA. June l6.-(Special)--
Captain Robert G. Wright. one OF Au-
gusta's most prominent citizens. died at
his home. in Waynesboro', to-day Of
Bright's disease. aged IS years. He
leaves a wife and several children. Cap
tain Wright was born in Georgia, and
served with conspicuous gallantry In the
Confederate army.
Congressman Jacob Yost was I'm town
to-day and held "A competitive oxamtna.
ton for the selection of the young man
the Tenth Congressional District is en-
titled TO send to the United States Naval
Academy. at Annapolis. The candidates
were examined as to physique by Dr. T..
Lacy Gibson. and In academies by Messrs.
L. W. III. Peyton. w. ii. Kable, and 5. H..
Owens. Mr.. Joseph Hileman, OF Iron
Gate. received the appointment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-17
Marriage Near ReidsviIIe.

REIDSvILT.E. N. c.. June l6.-(Spe.
cial.)-At Aspen Grove. near this place,
at noon to-day Miss a. Florence Cum
mings was married to Or. Z. Il. Brooks
Rev. j. II. Brooks, OF Charlotte, fathet
Of the groom. performed the ceremony,
which took place at the home OF tho
brides mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Curnminga
Quite q number Of young people frou
this and other places were in Attendance
ADD enjoyed the open-hearted Hospitality
of an old-time country marriage. INT
bridal party reached this place I'm tint
for the southern train for Ashevilla
where the honeymoon wiz be spent DR.
Brooks IL rising young physician Will
bright prospects. while his bride Is one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, Va. June Is. 1897.
Auction sales on Change to-day, Al
packages; highest price. $23.
Private sales: Filters 8: wrappers, u:
smokers, 8; scrap, s; Jugs, q; leaf dark,
10. Total, 60 hogsheads.
Revenue collections Cigars and cigar
cites, 1885, tobacco, s2,1il.73 Total,
$4,000
Stonewall Warehouse sold II packages
OF sun-cured tobacco at the usual high
prices, and also had q very satisfactory
sale OF bright loose.
Planters Warehouse. also. had both a
bright and sun-cured sale, and realized
high prices al around.
Tomorrow Planters will sell brights,
and Stonewall Warehouse sun-cured to-
bacco.
Captain f.. j. Parrish. OF Durham, n.
c.. was here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-17
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE.
That the Verdict in the case OF
Peter Coleman.

ASHLAND, June 16.-(Special)-Peter
Coleman. a colored man, was tried TO-
day at Hanover Courthouse for the Kill
ing of a negro woman-one Louisa White
with whom he had been living. This IS
the negro who fed from the lower, end
of the county after he had committed the
refusing TO cook some fish at his demand.
The negro was caught at Newport News
recently. and brought 70 Hanover Tor
trial. The jury brought in yerdlc'
~ guilty C murder in the first degree.
The Judge has not yet sentenced the man.