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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04
Especial to The Herald.)

Boise. Ida, Dec AT Moscow, H.
B. McGraw was convicted under the
age of consent law, for running 15-year-
old Florence Cartwright This is the
first conviction in Idaho under the act
of 1895, which places the age of con-
sent at IS years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04
COUNTRY FIRST,
MOTHER NEXT
Solemn Duty Of a President
and His Mothers Son.
MUST BE AT THE
CAPITOL IN PERSON
Hence Mckinley Leaves the Mater
nal Death Couch Today.

Mother Mckinley Is Unconscious
and the Nearness of the Messenger
of Death Is Fully Realized
When Her Son Appeared, There
Was Something Like Faint Recog-
milton and Feeble Grasp of the
Hand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04
NEW UTE SCARE
IN col. ORADO
Another Invasion By Bucks
From Utah.
AUDITOR LOWELL'S
ALARMING REPORTS
Story That $50 to 200 Indians Are
Slaughtering Deer.

Reports Are Unverifed, But Game
Warden Swan Starts For the
Scene-Duchesne Soldiers Accused
of Killing Game-Tf Indians Are
Found Agent Beck Will Be Mott
fed to Remove Them-If Not Done
the Warden Will Act.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04
Billiards IN MIDDLE WEST
SNOW STOPS CORN GATHERING
IN NEBRASKA.
Movements of Trains Hampered-
Snow Several Feet Deep Through
out Iowa, But No Damage.

Omaha, Dec 3-Snow has fallen in
Nebraska continuously for "a hours.
At Omaha the fall amounts to about
eight inches. 1t is light and dry, and
while it flies easily on the wind, the
drifts it makes are formidable OBJ
stacles. In the northern part of the
state the fall was much heavier. One
point, Darlington, reports 16 inches,
with snow still falling at o'clock to-
night. Reports from western Iowa and
South Dakota are to the effect that
the snow is general throughout this
section. AS yet no damage is reported.
Tonight the wind is rising, and by
morning the snow will likely be badly
drifted. The storm has already stopped
the gathering of corn, with fully one
fifth of Nebraska's big crop yet in the
field. Railroads have suffered some
inconvenience all day, the movement
of trains being greatly hampered. The
Iowa lines have had the worst of it,
trains from Chicago averaging more
than one hour late. The Burlington's
fast mail was an hour and a half late
this afternoon.
Des Moines, Ia, Dec 3-It has been
showing here for 26 hours without in
terruption. The fall has been between
six and seven inches. If the wind in
creases in severity railroad men fear
that all the roads centering here will
be blocked. There are no present in
dications Of cessation of the storm.
Sioux City, Ia, Dec. "a foot of
snow fell here tonight. 1t has fallen
heavily all over South Dakota also
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04

Henry Blodgitt, head of the law de-
partment Of the General Electric COM
pany of Schenectady, n. Y, was shot
by q burglar and mortally wounded.
The burglar escaped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04

The coast train on the Great North
ern, Westbound, was wrecked near
GAINESVILLE, Mimi. The damage will
reach $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04
teachers quorum of the First bishops
JAMES CHARLES. BOWEN.

Witness: JOHN n. BEERS"
State of Utah. County Of Salt Lake, SIS.
Personally appeared before me,
W. G. Young, a notary public in
and for Salt Lake county, state
of Utah, James Charles Bowen,
who, being duly sworn, deposes
Seal and says that the subject mat
and says that the subject mat
ter contained in the above Aft
davit is true TO the best of his
knowledge and belief.
w G YOIING. Notary Public
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04
SUPPORTED sYMONs.

''At the convention [ supported Will
son and Symons, the frst-named a
Democrat, and non-Mormon, and the
latter a Republican and Mormon. After
the convention L told Brother Symons
L felt in honor bound to support the
conventions nominees, and on election
morning L again told him I could not
support him. 1 said nothing that would
lead anyone to believe was working
in Brother Symons' behalf on election
day. l was under no obligations to do
so. 1t was solely a labor of love and
for principle that I worked around the
First precinct polling place handing
out tickets. 1 exercised my rights as
a citizen, not as a churchman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04
Idaho's Age Of Consent Law

Kansas City, Usage, Ia, and Deadwood
S. D., have been communicated with.
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MR.. BoWEN's STATEMENT.

After having interviewed the bishop,
the reporter obtained an audience with
Nj. Bowen. In reply to questions, Mr..
Bowen said:
! emphatically deny that 1 told any
one the tickets l handled were for Will
son and SymOns. 1 never said or did
anything to deceive any voter, or to in
timidate or to induce anyone to vote
for the candidate who was not of his
choice. 1 told everyone it was the con-
vention ticket, that the candidates
stood for the high school. and that I
had Wilson and Critchlow tickets.
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SUBJECTED TO INSULTS.

Ever since election day l have been
shamefully abused, reviled and insulted
by my brethren and sisters, all with
out even apparent cause. At the meet
ing I waited my turn to make my de-
Tense, but Bishop Warburton would not
permit me to say a word.
Il have been in the ward u years,
and I already feel the effect of my
brethren and neighbors' turning
against me without cause 1 am still
a Mormon and believe in the principles
of the church as firmly as l always
have. While not harboring any i'll will
toward anyone regret the course my
brethren have taken against me-"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04
THE BISHOPS JUSTIFICATION.

To z reporter last evening, Bishop
Warburton admitted the correctness of
practically all the allegations contained
in Mr. Bowen's affidavit But the
bishop places an entirely different con-
struction upon Mr.. Bowen's charges.
The ecclesiastical head of the First
ward takes the high ground that Mr.
Bowen was disfelloWshipped from his
quorum simply because he deceived his
brethren and sisters in the church. as
the bishop states, by having handed out
Wilson and CritchloW tickets and say
ing they were Wilson and Symons ball
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The Salt Lake Herald

Is the peoples paper. because it al
ways champions the interests of the
people.
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NOT ALLOWED TO SPEAK.

When the bishop was asked if it were
true that Mr.. Bowen was not given a
chance to be heard in his own behalf
at the teachers meeting, Bishop War
burton replied:
Yes. We We're satisfied from the
statements made at the meeting that
Brother Bowen had deceived the peo-
pie by Deddling tickets that we're for
Critchlow when he would have them
believe they were Symons tickets OF
course, Brother Bowen had right, as
any citizen has, to hand out any kind
of tickets at an election, but he had no
right by virtue of his position in the
church to practice any deception upon
his brethren and sisters. He being a
teacher many of our people who want
ed to vote for Symons naturally looked
to him for the tickets bearing the name
of Symons. and he had no right to
make them believe the tickets he gave
them We're of the kind they wanted to
vote. We were satisfied Brother
Bowen did this, and not want
ing to hear any extended argu-
ment, did not deem it necessary to let
him speak in his own defense to pro-
long the discussion"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04

In Burlington, Ia, % or 80 passengers
on an electric car were cut and bruised
in an accident.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04
The Newspaper Ad.

Is the connecting link between busr-
ness and prosperity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04

Sioux City, Ia, Dec "A foot OF
snow fell here tonight. It has fallen
heavily all over South Dakota also.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-04

Canton, Dec 4.-2:3O a. m-Mother
Mckinley still alive; no perceptible
change.
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AT MIDNIGHT.

Midnight showed no material change
in the condition of Mrs. Mckinley, or
the course of the disease. 1t is surely
wearing her out and she shows
greater weakness every hour. The
president is still in her room, but will
retire to secure some rest at 1 o'clock
if there is no material change at that
time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

, cprrIeaiinnnA WAY. from Dewitt ooun.
b. eoD,. 'a ,'' for burslary--Af,IrrmusS9 1"n-
b. tr,'' ''a In not err in refusing to grant
i, .s s.sl 7hs witness. scrogs d. s'' ont
s s.,'a's tie notion is based mr Ia
|ry Il 'G r. ausAt that appears to I ,sa
a To- D Is Indicated he wosia IS h ,d
i sss'iyg.hs so ben n's tr evidence would
|aaIsn' ghl "a supports I'VE We o
" Davidson, ]. '4e conviction
+ q ss aSs u,lk keeping and e sIpSiG-
/ ,aSls As SiTDsss' Of gaming, til GAM
aas,s statement a. Of fact, o,,,
ss - because .s Med too ,a Ssa NO NOT be
90 q ~, Sllssase in n pr reas An ut, ut,
ne .sosa' securing its s spproysl the IS
' z exception can not :. -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30
Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas. April 29.-Proceedings of
the supreme court today:
Affirmed-Wofford ct al VS.. Farmer,
from Henderson; Galveston. Harrisburg
and San Antonio Railway company VS..
Henning from BeXar.
Writs of error granted-C County of Mitch
ell VS. City National Bank of paducah.
from Mitchell Pryor vs. jolly. from Wich-
ita; Farmers and Merchants National Bank
of Fort Worth VS.. Taylor ct al from Tar
rant.
Writs of error refused-Fidelity ami Cas-
ualty company VS.. Allbono, from Tarrant
Parker VS.. Walker ct al, from Donley;
Texas and Pacific Railway company VS..
Magrill from Gregg; Dallas Tlnware Man
ufacturlng company ct al VS.. American Ma
tlonal Bank of Dallas. from Dallas Won
Koehrng VS.. Witte. from BeNar. refused
for want OF proper assignments Of error IN
petition, Western Union Telegraph com
pany VS. Carver, from Tarrant; sherman,
Shreveport and Southern Railway com
pany vs. Payne, from Hopkins Fort Worth
and Denver city Hallway company ct al VS..
Sugerman, from Tarrant; Fort Worth and
Denver City Railway company VS.. Moses.
from Tarrant; Robb VS.. Henry ct al. from
Kaufman CARA vs.. Hammond q Ulrich,
from BcXar.
Causes snbmitted--M anus ct al vs.. Ork-
ney ct al. from Nallleri Dohbms vs.. Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas Railway company,
from Dallas.
Causes set for submission kildare Lum-
her company q al W.. Ntlauta Bank from
Cass, Tor May TO- Miller Go. ". Good
man, from Orange, for May 10; Needham
Piano and Organ company VS.. flollings-
worth, Burlington a Co, from Dallas for
May 6,
Rohcarings refuscd-SIlliman NJ al VS..
Gano a. al. from Ellis San Antonio street
Railway company VS.. state, from Bexar;
Atlce VS.. Hammond ct al, from Webb.
Motion for rohearlns submitted Allen
ct al VS. Tyson-Jonoe Buggy company,
from Wibarsor.
Antonio VS.. Granajeau, from Bexnr 10
postnouo submission for service and for
leave 10 file amended petition for writ Of
error and brief; also motion of defendant
IN error to dismiss writ Of error
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

SlrUATlON--As salesman wanted by
fmin IN general merchandise store who
speaks Bohemian, German. end English.
.AddnNs BoN -, Temple. TcNas,
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coru,erfri.ine OUTFIT Found.

conroc. Texas, April ga, l. Maynor'
farmer living two miles west of this
place WIS hunting his oxen yesterday
ovcrlnr md whllo following a trail through
a thlcliet. found a complete outfit for max
tho counterfeit dollars. The layout con-
sisted Of poi. iuoulls and metals. Mr, May
,,or renorted his find 10 the authorities
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Medicine

was sent to Jail for contempt. The ground
of his refusal was that truthful answer
to the question would tend 10 incriminate
him OF an oiionse. At the time. there were
other charges pending against the same
parties Tor selling lottery tickets.
Tho witness objected. as he was in duty
bound to do. nj the opening of the exam
nation. If he had answered the question
rropounded, he could not have afterward
objected to going into particulars on cross
examination. 1t would then have boon too
late TO claim the privilege. The court in
ruling upon the objection should have
considered, not only the question pro-
pounded. but all of the surrounding facts,
The surrounding facts taken in connection
with the question propounded, make 1t evil
dent that the court was wrong in its de-
csion that the witness answer to the ques-
ton could not incrminate him.
Opinion by Henderson, j.
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nIps AVID PROPOSALS..

STT1TED TROPOSALS VIII be received
nj this building until 2 O'Clock =. M.
May 10, 1891. for furnishing fuel, lghts.
wafer. Ice miscellaneous supplies. wash
ING towels, hauling ashes and sprinkling
streets for this building during the fiscal
year en1ing June 30. 1893. or such portion
of the year as may. he deeined ADVISABLE,
THE rirht 10 reject any and all BIDS Is
reserved by the Triasury Department.
Dan G.. Smith. Custodian.
Houston, Texas. April 70, 1887.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

Tx Parte @. p. PARKE; original appll.e
tion fer a writ Of habeas corpus-Granted
and re,ator discharged.
c. j. Champion. W. p. johnson and re-
lator were jointly indicted on charge OF
keeping for sale, Offering for sale ana
selling tickets in lottery To one J. -.
smoot. After the parties had gone TO trial
the case was Dismissed as to relator ana
DO was placed on the stand by the State
as witness. Tha county attorney asked
him whether he knew OF his own knowi-
edge OF the alleged sale OF the lottery
tickets. Tho witness refused to answer ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

John II. DOREs. from Chambers county,
conviction for pcrjury-Revorsea.
This was a second trial Of the case. De-
PENDANT testified in his own behalf ana
the state was allowed to show by him that
he had not testified on the former trial.
This was error The statute provides that
the defendants failure to testify in
"crimiral acticn' shall not be taken as n
circumstance nGniust him The term
"crlminal action" embraces all the trials
in given case.
Opinion by Henderson j.
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sldered. They were filed two days after
adjournment OF court.
3. The motion in arrest of Judgment,
based on the alleged ground that the in
formation does not charge an offonse. was
properly ovcrrulcd. The information
charged defendant with ''unlawfuliy keep
ing and exhibited gaming table and
bank for the purposes of gaming" This
was sufficient
Opinion by Davidson j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

Dir. sanden's Electric Belt
yithappiauc-s for weak men W9nost ,' eu IT,
p, rsn5rted daily. and grateful triehos n.nu ins
most interesting accounts OF now unSs les he.
49, -, systeni Of seil-trea uncut their eyes PC
, ,,'t 40 sparisle. their blood began TO bonna
trough their vel MS, and their mnsSnisn sns and
aus systems to regain all the elasticity anu
is .. Electric Belts cure The worst case!
fer medicine has faied pocket ea,,9 cia 81
ne -, - iliuetrated is seat free sealed ny
ssn y, a., nnniication Every young nidale-ag.a
nun ia a. man snffodng the slightest weakne ,,1
7 or ila an ~ IA viii show an easy, sure hll
noun La 70 regain health and strength aitef
ii else has failed.
r. a3I 10th street. Denver WV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

GEORGE MARTINEZ. from Gaudalupc
county; conviction for burglary-Af
firmed.
Tho statement of facts bears no file
mark and can not be considered. In the
absence of a statement of facts, no ques-
ton is presented which We can pass on.
Opinion by Hurt, +. J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30
HELP W NTED.

STATESMEN FOR cigars. Si25 monthly and
cxpcnscs: old established house; eNpc-
rirnco unnecessary. G. G. Bishop CO..
81 Louis.
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FOR sALIs-on easy terms. a moos ,,
sullt house. with all conyen'eneeS nicc
pnod nalshborho1d: southern exposure
and nico lawn. Apply 10 j. IL. BriRht,
room 83a. Mason block. .-t u
CEDAR POSTS. LOGS, TELEGI,ApH
ard Telephone Poles, filnE a 1n, Afgglnr
Charcoal Address j. SuTltEhLAsDi
Boerne, Kendall county. Texas. C-ls
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TTdTsTERTD Jersey bull, 10 2 years
ecrlptI IN and price. =. o. h. cars. .Ad-
a Dire, Port Arthur Experimental Farm.
Frank NJ. Harmon. supt., Port Arthur,
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TILLMAN JACKSON. from Jack county;
conviction "unlawfully using 10 ana ~
the hearing Of Caroline ingram violently
abusive language under circumstances
reasonably calculated to provoke u
breach of the peace"-Appeai dismissed
The recognizance recites that appellant
stands CHARGED with the ofense of using
abusive language" This Is not me ouehSo
charged, and Is no ofiense Whatever
Opinion by Henderson, j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

" united young white man 10 irvs
street hack At night Wal pay per cent
or salary: must have good reeoninsnN~a
tlons Address BOX SIS. Palestine, IeN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

LAW STCDENT-Inw firm would take
student IN office. who H. willing TO rem
der slight services In return for use OF
library and practical rs well as theonat-
icdl es.A Instruction. Address. with ref
UruQccs ~, this office. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

Wanucd cl,hor az foreman
OF fence gang, rodinan or chairman on
survey NJ. 5. BRIGHT, 1908 Crawford
Street. Del ison. TOMAS, l
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JOHN BOGGS, from Cooke county; con-
viction for firing gun on Sunday with
in a half milo of a church-Reversed.
Tho judgment fails to recite that appel
liant entered plea on tho trial below.
This Is recital is necessary.
Opinion by Henderson, j.
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noARp AND ROOM WANTED.

FOR Rr,NT-Floor spaee on second fioor
Business Manager u
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FOR RENT Six room house, newly paint
od and papered, al necessary ouihouseS:
corr er Clllrtres and Polk. Apply llOl
Travis.
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FOR RICNT--Scyen room house, modern
convrni.nces. walking distance from
CapItoi hotel, corner Travis and Clay.
AtplV 1903 Travis.
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EllJR7 DECISIONS
N Opinions Handed Down
d. Latest Sitting
ap1 OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
u.beas Corpus Case
-. usbeas Corpus Case
paIlas-Life SEM
-, MURDER Affirmed

s,oorsos n, the
mas, April Es'' s,,,,,inoi
lIrerea by the court OIL cf'iN'''''
x.
ELLISON, from Levaca ... colviu
,riuly and wah''H'
appeal dlsmisseu' ,,o,,0,,
,,nl;ance reciVes =, nil.
~ With shooting an on THIS
Be against 'he ''"'
~ DAVIDSON d
,-pry from Guadalupe; con-
~ Sire, ,,.,rrylne ON and about the
ssl,,or'--Appeal dismissed
.u,irance recites that appei'a".
,..,sa with carrying on or about
,,s,o,p This recital AYERS
% so alternative and is fatally
~ u ''
y"
'sV y. ARRIVING on and about the
W. " s,,tol Appeal dismissed.
,.,c,,,ance in the record,
WE ' ,sa,i,.o,, mat ,nncllant
,,., ,,s snneal one or the
y . i before our jurisdiction
"A
n !, Hurt J.. j.
-. 90.
llsGN, rom mum So"n n,t,,, 1on.
Il yblaunG the ioc"i op''o" law
Pad.
~, vas charged with selling the
~. shields Patton. a deputy
w -n,, ,ha+ shields
vi illoWea " 'es'n' 49,.
] Dat defendant had sold we pee,'
siisace was not aanissip'e' s an,
h sale. Tho evidence Is lhsuiH
liz y Davidson, j.
IE WILLIAMS from hunt county
rss 10Y ''V'a''"e Civ 49,
...,d e. hovo boon
-.
, ;. o,,ov.,rc rIou
A.. a ,.a. ,,,,,,oro, IN tho
aSps '''a' IL ""' "'''
w mat defendant was running i"
~ THIS was hearsay ana lts au-
rrl have injured Appellant. no not
kiiwarded the lowest punishment
E.s' tho law.
n tvidtncc made an issue as to
Ia 10, Hammock took the liquor
!saants premises without me
Asa or consent OF the latter. The
isiga requested, which submitted
we 10 the jury, should have been
|-n By Davidson, J.
=
LANDER CAMPBELL, from Brown
fn lsx-Reversed.
he ,lleged purchaser of the liauor
~
Lrs,,s :, tho d,,o =, .bo so,o nh.
,,s IN aami,,,na tnis o,iaoncr
c,rv ,b,,ssa MO-. ,.iot..i,, 81 +,a
~au law, not selling liquor to a
M no reply to say that the or
~ harmless because appellant was
)A hr. Thore wa. .e,.i,ms nmnsiion
n u eyt,.nce ybo.hor amnal,an, al,
jiau9 n charged mr. wac ar n,nro,v ,ho
u Il d, allsge1 nnrchasor ma "a
iw d d. lneomnctcnt cyid,,5ca nav
! I,,snS ,sa son,!io, ~ wv ~ may
NJ secial charre 'J roorsstoa ., ,,..
h. d vSslbcr anpslian ni' es',', on t WAC
IN he agent tor ,,'c o ov,rr al AZ , ,t,e
3ru the sgen, Gov tI,o ,ii '-1 W ~
Es aseof shouia ba,, sN 80. ON - pun
blaE. b. Davidson b SA'
%
4 4. r-s. IRON falls county; convict
Asa-AifmeSa ''H " i''' sentence as
n. ,,,,.mon, =.
:. ''''uen' Oh facts IN the record
w sppear to have been approved by
Ha ludge. In the absence of n state
! \ facts, no error ls m,de IN nm.
ii ,hs rsh,,,, e e,'" VI. IS iHaa9 10 APP
,Abnl Ct exception "a ~, o,.o,n.,,,
Ct f't ss %tne 60 'n e GESG Gh
,y 4, not state the purpose for when
ID q. was va sought to he introduced
~ hould nave served.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

TWO elegantly furnished roons, with all
modern conveniences, four and a half
blocks from capitol hotel, at 81 Austin
aluHn.i
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PAT DUN. from Layacl county; conyic-
ton for aggravated assault-Appeal dis
missed,
The recognizance binds appellant TO abide
tbs judgment OF the court Of appeals
instead of the court of criminal appeals
Tho defect Is fatal
Opinion by Henderson, j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

GEORGE WINTERS, from Hill county:
conviction for murder i'm the second de-
gree. with twenty-hve-year sentence
ssessed-Reversed.
The court erred in its charge on self
defense. Appellants theory was that after
having previous difficulty with deceased.
he met and accosted him on the occasion
Of the killing for tho purpose Of requesting
an apology, that he made this request in
a polite and peaceful manner, that he was
them cursed, abused and assaulted by de-
ceased and that he then shot deceased in
sclf-defense The court charged That be-
fcre defendant could be justified. the jury
must fad that deceased made an unpro-
voked attack on defendant" The court did
not tell the Jury what this "unprovoked
attack" was.
The jury may have regarded defendants
request fer au apology as provocation
They might hayo believed that defendant
had no right under the circumstances to
mako this request
oplrion by Henderson j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-30

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