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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

To an inquiry from the counsel OF the
principal express companies, Attorney
General Griggs, OF the United STATES i9-
spends az follows: 80 =
Replying to your letter OF the lS'n IN
slant I have The honor 10 advise you mat
the attitude taken by the department OF
Justice with reference 20 the question aS
10 which party. tho shipper or the ex-
press company, under the war revenue
bill, is required 10 furnish the pay 10
the revenua starnn which is required 10 be
placed upon the manifest or bill OF lading'
is that this Is a matter entirely between
the shipper and the company.
This Office holds that so far as inc
government is concerned 1t IS only inter-
ested 10 know that the lawful tax IS pau.
between the shipper and the express
company. have decided that the matter
IS not within my province OF consider
alton under any case that has yet arisen.
The United States District AttoInsXS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

for negro females. and one for other
prisoners"
This last evidently FOR lunatics await
ing admittance TO the ayslums, and those
who are not criminals but only detained
for certain purposes for short periods. 1t
IS also recommended.
There are this year nearly 1900 acres
in the different crops al the penitentiary
farms; 300 being in cotton and 400 in
corn. The wheat crop is 100 bushels, and
the Oat crop 1900.
State Treasurer Worth has entered suit
against the bOndsmen OF the late
Deputy Treasurer T.. 5. Walton. Of Nor
canton, TO recover the amount Of the
States case in the failure Of the Pied
mont Bank.
The rains all through this section OF
the State yesterday and last night were
particularly heavy. IL caused TWO wash
outs on tho Seaboard Air Line. one near
Osgo0d and one near Moncure. The Sea
board vestibule trains North and South
could not get through. and to-day many
OF the passengers were entertained here
by the seaboard az the hotels waiting 10
be able 10 resume their Journey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Interesting Missionary Address.

The lecture room of Park Place Meth
Odist Episcopal church was wei Hlled
Friday night az the regular weekly devo-
tional prayer-meotng Of the EpWorth
League Miss Mamie IT, Pegram ar
ranged for the service, and at her re-
quest. Rev. G. n. Bane, pastor of Union
station Methodist Episcopal church,
delivered the address given before the
Toronto Convention Of Epworth League
in June, 1891
After the opening service OF song and
prayer, Mr. Bane was introduced, and
smoke with great earnestncss and power
on Missions" The comparative state
ments OF the results Of Gospel work in
China and america were IN favor Of
China, In proportion 10 the number OF
workers. The devotion OF the converted
Chinaman rs far more marked than that
Of those In the home Church. In one OF
the provinces OF China I'm 1893 the natives
nut 70 death a number OF missionaries,
but "the blood Of the martyrs is become
the seed OF the Gospel" Within eigh-
teen months after the time 500 were
added 10 the Church. Mr. Bane traced
the successes OF the Gospel In the differ
ent foreign fields. This is a work OF God.
The world Is 10 b. won. not by armed
forces-it is the power OF love that is 20
win the world for Christ. Il, II I be
lifted. will draw all men unto Me-"
When we speak Of lost souls. we do
not mean they are lost from God, that
God has lost sight OF them; but that the
sinner has lost sight Of God, and is In
the way that leads 20 tho wrong desti-
nation. God has not lost sight Of China
and Japan; He sees them and yearns
for them. II matters not how far-sin
carries men frorl God. His love goes out
and wins them back. Love is the power
that is going-to San tha world FOR Gods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
TO Be MUSTERED OUT.
This Action 20 BE Taken with Second
and Third y. {. Regiments

RALEIGH, y. G., August lO.-Speciai'-
The Popullst County convention met to-
dav AZ noon. The attendance was a mix
ture. $500. ,...,t.. 90
Yesterday the largest tobacco oreahs OF
the season were held here the prices
paid being perfectly satisfactory 10 inc
n IS positively stated that both the
second and Third North Carolina Resl-
ment win oe mustered out OF service I'M
mediately. The First Regiment VIII %
kept intact and possibly 10 sent 70
cuba for garrison duty.
The cause Of Captain Crawford - COM
many X. First Regiment, resignation was
becsuse Colonel Armheld refused TO grant
him a Through. and he applied 70 the dl-
,,is,op commander Tor II, and obtained II.
This caused some unpleasant Del"ee
Cantain Crawford and MS reslnental col
onel. Colonel Armheld. which resulted In
the resignation OF the captain OF the
Raleigh military company.
A rev dormitory for the colored deaf,
dnnb and blind was found necessary,
arS an Yesterday the contract was
swardod TO J. d. Elliott, Of Hickory for
81, 500 c.,..,.,
go 40 recommended that more cells
be provided IN the county Jan mere but
pothing has been done. The code re-
n,,i~es tive separate suitable apartments.
one Cor white male prisoners, one FOR
whit ~fenale& anAsfor 2sgKo males. pnaA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
DR.. Thomas II. Ellis Probably Fatally
Injured by His Horse.

COEDONSVILLE VA. August To-
SpeclaL--A distressing accident occurred
IN the village OF BarbOursvllle, six miles
from this place. at o'clock yesterday
evening. Or. Thomas II. Ellis. a Brother
OF the Rev. j. II. Ellis OF this city. had
occasion 10 mount MS horse. and IN do
ing so. before he became seated ana
balanced I'm his saddle, the horse Ehied
with a sudden bound. throwing the rider
with much force on his head and Shout
ders, which rendered him unconscious.
his condition not improving any Up %
noon to-day, Notwithstanding the skill OF
Drs. Scott OF this city, MagrGder OF
Charlottesville and Walker Of Rarbours-
vile. who were promptly called and re-
sp0nded Immediately.
Every skill known 10 the profession
has been given the patient, with out
faint hope Of his recovery
Or. Ellis f. a man In the prime OF llfs
and had o fine practice. and no married
several years ago the Oldest daughter OF
the late b. Johnson Barbour. Ills many
friends here. as well as his adopted home.
feel much anxiety as to his condition
as he formerly practlced medicine in this
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
PRIVATE JONES' REMAINS.
They Are Sent 70 His Baltimore Home
SoldiersO on FurIough.

HAMPTON, VA, Aug. @.-Speclal--
The remains Of Private George NJ. Jones
Of the First Maryland Regiment. Com
pany VI. who was killed Thursday night
10y a street car near the guard house az
Old Point were shipped 10 Baltimore,
the former home OF the young man to-
day The regiment and especially the
company, 10 which he belonged were
deeply grieved 40 his death.
Colonel Thomas Tabb and son are
spending a few days ia New York, and
Atlantic City.
George A. Overdorf. former secretary
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. here, and now sta
toned at Stanton. IS in town on brief
visit 10 friends
A number Of the uniform rank, Knights
OF Pythias. viii leave tomorrow MORN
ing for Indianapolis. where the biennial
encampment OF the order will be held
next week
Second Lieutenant (acting battalion adj
tutanD Vernon L. DaOugherty, OF Com
pany ID. Fourth Virginia Volunteers. ar
rived home last night on fifteen days
leave of absence. He reports all OF the
Hampton boys IN fine health and speaks
most highly Of the way tney nave oeeh
treated since their arrival at JACKSON
Vile
Corporal W. +. Council who has been
visiting his mother left last night 70 JOIN
his company at JacksOnYiue.
Corporal l.. +. whiting VINO mas been
at home on recruiting duty Tor TWO
months will leave tomorrow ior the
same place. 60
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
SIX LOST IN A
BURNING HOTEL.
A Terrible EARLY Morning Disaster at
Little Rock, Arkansas.
OTHER GUESTS NARROW ESCAPE
Many Jumped from Second and Third
story Windows in Their Night
CIothes-AuOther Hotel Mar
rowly Escaped burning.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Aug. 20.-six per-
sons lost their lives to-day by the burn
ing OF National and Windsor Hotels nj
Hot Springs, Ark. Five bodies Of persons
that had ben burned were recovered from
the ruins John Hudgins, Of Indian Terri
tory. was killed by jumping from an
upper hotel window. only two other
bodies have been Identified, their names
being Abe Matthews. of GreneUlie, Mi is-'
and W. II. Wells. residence unknown.
Not until after the cOrOners inquest can
the names OF the other dead be learned.
HARD PRESSED
A number OF persons were injured ~
Jumping from the hotel windows. I'm adj
dition 20 the two hotels, cottage, De-
longing 10 Colonel OBrlen and ne Ken
lucky Livery stable, were burned. me
two hotels suffered the destruction or
all their contents, but the horses and
carriages in the livery stable were taken
out safely.
MANY INJURED.
The fire started about A. NJ In the
National Hotel. and spread rapidly. A
number Of guests escaped down the stair
way, while others jumped from the win
dows OF the second and third stories IN
their night clothes, barely getting out
with their dives Several who ieaped
were severely injured. and ono unknown
man is expected 10 die
Directly across the street from the
National Hotel is tho Avenue Hotel,
which narrowly escaped burning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

The bill az Main-Street Vaudeville Park
for this week is composed Of artists who
come well recommended.
In the post of honor even in such COM
pany, appears Farrel and Taylor, two,
not only Of the best paid, but most
thoroughly capable amusing and talent
ed black-face comedy musical artists
known % the lovers of minstrelsy and
the ncver-faiiing popular burnt cork.
Miss Alargerie Mabelle, who might
easily come next in order, If the vain at
tempt 10 discriminate enjoys the envi-
able distinction Of being the handsOmest
woman on the vaudeville stage. She
will be heard I'm a bunch of new songs
and seen 10 advantage In number of
character changes calling for tensive de-
mands on a bOuntilully supplied war
drobe.
Mccarthy and Reynolds are the fun
niest OF funny irish character sketch ar
lists and have an abundance Of songs,
dances and crOss-walk talk TO throw into
the bargain. Their make-ups are also
deserving Of special mention and II
laughs are not forthcoming as n reward
for their efforts 10 amuse. IT viii not be
their fault. SIN another distinctive
card Will be the appearance OF Babe
Moore i'm the songs and acrobatic dances
which have made her a sensation IN
every sense except that which would i'm
ply the slightest leaning toward coarse
ness. She has the latest OF this class Of
dances and executes them with a viva
city Of which she seems peculiarly cap
able. The programmes remaining line
IS held by the La Verd Sisters, who come
direct from a series of artistic successes
at the American Roof in New York city,
where their buck and clog dances were
a big hit They are a pretty pair or
girls. wear pretty dresses and know few
equals I'm their favorite steps. They
materially strengthen the bill and II too,
as a whole is without question the sea-
sons strongest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
SELECTED JONES' HISTORY.
Work of the Henrico County School
Boards Committee.

rhe Henrico County School Boards
Committee on Books met yesterday morn
ing at the school rooms and began inves-
tigation into the merits OF text books, and
as a result Of their mornings work. chose
Maurys series Of Biographies and Rev.
DR.. ]. William Jones history of the
United States for recommendation TO the
County Board.
The following gentlemen were present.
Messrs. Polk Miller representing j. r.
Johnson q Coz. J. ". Thackston (repre-
senting the American Book Company,
Capt. r. =. Henry university Publish
ing Company. Henry owen and Colonel
L. s. Marye (Ginn a Coz, Colonel G. w.
Johnson SILVA. Burdette & Coz Mont
g0mery West Thompson Brown x co.
and A. Love & Coz. Jack J. English (Bell
Book and Stationary Coz,
The Bell Company's books-Miss Nc
GINS Stories Of Virginia History and
Miss McGurs History OF Nightmare
favorably spoken of as being the ones
likely to be adopted for the lower school
grades.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

room. presided over by the hostess sAirs.
Morris
Among those who were pr resent were.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Norris formerly o,
Texas. now of Otloys Mil. Mrs. Geofgo
Morris, Of FarmuIlc. Misses Lottt
Wells Of Potcrsburg. Mary Roberts of
Lynchburg, Annie McCraw. Grace Elcan.
Annie. Ethelyn and Maud Jones. Fannie
Garrett and Virginia Gillian, Mcsfrs.
George Miller. Leache Anderson. Mas
well Robson, Edward Richardson, Henry
Morris and Henry Whitehead uf ftru-
vile. w. H. Jones. Miller McCraw. Hem
~ Chappen. George and Cleveland IL
can and Edward Garnett.
Mr.. Wiley Morris makes an ideal host.
and he richly deserved the hearty con-
ordinations which were showerod upon
him at the termination OF the most happy
evening.
Nir. George L. Lakeland entertained a
number OF young people at his bachelor
home on the night Of Tuesday last In =
most charming manner Delightful re-
freshments were served on the lawn.
which was brilliantly lighted. Many
amusements helped TO pass tho evening
most pleasantly. Tho chaperones were
Mesdames Daniel Pollard, ". j. Cox and
Reuben Johns.
Mr.. Lakeland IS noted for his hospital-
~ and general good management, and
his efforts 10 make his guests enjoy
the evening were crowned with tho rich
est success.
At about midnight the crowd reluctant
~ dispersed. their only regret being that
the happy event had ended. Among tho
guests present were Mr. &. LAZY Ste
phenson and two daughters. Misses Want
fred and Martha. and his son. Mr. Haze
let Stephenson. OF Philadelphia; Miss Sal
lie Smith. Of Chatham; Mr.. Walton
Baughan. OF Lynchhurg. and Miss Ruby
Cox. OF Knoxville, Tenn. The other
guests were young people OF the neigh
bOrhOOd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
MEET
AT Va. BEACH.
Annual Session Of the Medical Society
Soon To Be Held.
MANY PAPERS WILL BE READ.
About $50 of the Virginia Physicians
VIII lie present and Several Visit
ing Members Of the Fraternity
Will lie in Attendance.

The Medical Society OF Virginia viii
inject in annual session ~ the Princess
Anne Hotel Virginia Beach. on August
sOth, and the meetings viii be Continued
three days
At the same time tho state Board Of
Medical Examiners ana the state Board
of Health will be IN session at Virginia
Beach.
The society now has nearly one thoH-
sand members and It is expected that
gully two hundred and fifty Will be In
attendance A number OF them Win take
their wives with them.
Dr. Wan. Lett Harris. the resident ply
sician OF the Princess Anne, who Is the
chairman OF the Committee OF Arrange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Snes for $1,000.

Messrs. Wise and Wise and Il. NJ
Roschor, counsel for Julia Allen, hled
declaration in o suit against the Trac-
ton Company In the Circuit Court yes
terday morning for 5000.
Julia Allen, Is an old colored woman,
who was knocked down by a Traction
car at Madison and Broad streets On
May %, and badly injured. She claimed
that the car men were 20 blame IN tail-
Ing TO use the necessary precautions,
but when the case was heard I'm the PO-
lice Court the case against t. car men
was dismissed. The old woman Is stil
suffering from the injuries sustained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
INSURGENTS OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
A Warm Convention Held and the
Opposing Faction Denounced
REPUBLICANS ARE FAR APART.
The Convention dominates Full Lee
gislative and County Ticket, ana
Txcoriates Congressman Linz
ney - The POpulists.

WINSTON. y. c.. Aug. 20.-Special-
The Republicans OF Forsyth. who style
themselves Insurgents. met here in con-
vention to-day and elected delegates to
their Congressional Convention to be
held at Wnkesboro on the 2ith instant.
legislative and county ticket was also
nominated.
Warm resolutions were adopted de-
nouncing the 'self-constituted bose
III the other Republican faction styling
IL a motley crowd OF aliens and tralt-
ors,' .,..-,.,.
DENOUNC1 LINNEf.
The resolutions also oppose the re-elec-
ton OF Congressman Linncy, saying ne
mas received more than twenty thou-
sand dollars Of the peoples money ana
accomplished absolutely nothing Tor theF
benefit
the County Populistc Executive COM
uittee met here this afternoon ana ae-
cided to make a straigh hght in the
coming campaign a convention WILL
be called for September 10th 10 nominate
a legislative and county ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

BUCKINGHAM WHITE.
Delightful Happenings at This Charm
Ing summer Resort.

NEW STORE. VA, August 2O.-Spe-
cial.-One Of the most delightful affairs
OF tho season was lawn party al Buck
ingham White Sulphur Springs On last
Thursday night. II was given In honor
OF Miss LOtta Wells. OF Petersburg, who
IS one OF the guests al that place. The
Springs ID Z beautiful place and always
q popular resort. The amusements Of tho
night we're numerous
Tho lawn was well lighted. the prone
nades very fine, and the trees hung with
numerous hammocks but as the night
was rather damp most Of the guests re-
mained indoors and INDUCED ia the game
Of whist and promenaded or sat on me
yeranda and talked and listened 10 the
songs, which were delightfully."- rendered
by Mr.. George Miller and his sister, airs.
George Morris. Of Farmyille The Httle
Misses Beryl and Park Norris also charm
cd their audience with sweet little songs
At about 1880 o'clock delightful re-
IgssameRs Sege seyed II me dining
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
saves the price of q Dinner.

are instructed by this Office that they
may prosecute for the prescribed penalty
any company which issues a manifest or
bill OF lading without the prescribed
stamp but that in controversies arising
between the shipper and the express COM
panies as 20 which one shall be required
TO bear the expense Of the stamp the
government has no direct concern under
the war revenue law"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
To StnhYin Boston.

Miss Bette Ragland has left the city
FOR Boston She viii there join her sis
ter Miss Gay. who has been spending
some time at the handsome summer
home Of Prof. +. T.. Bristol, her music
teacher, at Vineyard Haven. Mass.
The two will shortly leave for New
York. where Miss Gay will continue her
studies under the tutelage Of Prof. Bris.
f,1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
Great Sacrifice Sale
OF Wash Goods
And White Goods.

Suu greater reduction in these
departments. If it is possible TO
surpass the values offered last
week the following list viii do IT,
We intend clearing out the re-
mainder Of summer stock regard
less of value or former price-ey-
cry yard must go. Desirable mer-
chandise to sell on sight.
Lawns. 90 inches wide. former price
lC and 12Hc.; clearing price now 23C
at...... ......... ...........-.ss.t.. "a
Scotch Chevlots. q inches wide. for
mer price I0c.; clearing price. &c
at......... ...... .........sss.s....s -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
May Oppose MIR. Sands.

Tho election OF county officers takes
place next year. 1t Is understood that
Mr.. r. n. Lacy. who recently removed
to Hcnrico from New Kent. will run for
commemorative attorney against Ar.
CONWAY 4. Sands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
AN EXPENSIVE BLAZE.

A Fire at Roucn. France. Throws Two
Thousand People Out OF Work.
ROUEN, August 20-The Bins cloth
mandatory. where two thousand per
sons were employed. was destroyed b.
hfe to-day. Tho fire was the work OF an
incendiary. IL IL estimated that ths .osa
Ii more than klQ0.oo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

Percales. . inches wide. former -
price 10 and PIC, clearing price, -
Organdies 81 inches wide former
price lJ ami l5c, clearing price 20
AT 's.s.'.'. 90. .+....st...t...-t.ss.... e.
White Duck. Satin Stripes. f0r-
mer price I2igc.' clearing price &c
At. ''.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Pillow Cases. a. inches wide by 90
inches long former price i-ic &c
clearing pflce...-..,...-. ......... Ol~
Bleache1 Shecunr. cfA ylrl wide.
former price lc.; clearing roic
price,. .'...' ..'...............
Fancy Yokins 30 incncs w,it. '.r-
mer price 'oc.; clearing price oEc
al....'. ...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Irish Damask. good with. lu Inen.
former price 5oc., clearing price 1oc
@l.''''' ..'... .....'.......-..... ..
Bath Towels. cream ana b'eaehcl.
large size. former price l23ej roc
clearing price,. ............, o.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21

Subject for General Discussion; "Diagno-
sis ami Treatment Of Diphtheria, or.
James 8. irwin, Danville. Va. Discussion
opened by DIR. r. 9. Levy. OF Richmond,
va. H. g. Leigh, Jr., Petersburg, va.
8 Do Bacteria Produce Dise0seY Dr.
j.. @. Levy. Richmond. Va. 4. Bastsrio-
logical iagnosis OF Typhoid Fever, Or.
H. Stuart Mclean, Richmond, Va. 8.
Dacteria OF Enterio Fever DR.. Henry IL.
Holton, BTattleboro. Vermont 8. Celiu-
lar Pathology. Dr. Mark w. Peyser,
Richmond. Va.
wednesday. August ST. 1898. Afternoon
ncssaon SIX ~ Reports Of committeess
Evening star., 1898-11-07
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Justice Cole Appoints Committees
Called for by Bylaws.

Justice Cole, chairman of the Citizens
Relief Association, this afternoon announc-
ed the following committees, pursuant to
the provisions of the constitution and by
laws adopted by the association at the
meeting held on the 2d instant.
Executive committee, of which Justice
Cole is chairman eX officio-Henry F.
Blount, Rev. T. S. Hamlin, Prof. b. T jan
ney. Gen. George NJ. Sternberg T. A. Lam
bert Mrs. Horace Cray, s. w. Woodward,
Mrs. Charles Moore and Rev. d. j. Stafford.
Finance committee-James L. Fitch,
chairman: A. T Britton, George Truesden
John JOY Edison and Herbert w. Lewis.
Committee on collections and distribu-
tions-W. S. Thompson. chairman; Mrs. II.
b. Macfarand, b. II. Warner, John +.
Cook, Mrs. J. W. Babson, George S. Will
son and DR.. l.. W. Ritchie.
Auditing committee-Simon Wolf. chair
man: NJ. l. Weller and Mrs ]. II. McGil
The foregoing persons and Beriah Viii
kins, Rev. +. L. Whitman, Bishop H. Y.
Satterlee. Bishop John F. Hurst and Mr.
4. A Pearson constitute the board of man
ayers of the Citizens Relief Association
Meetings of these committees will be
called for an early day.
Evening star., 1898-11-07
AT HIS OWN REQUEST.
William Jennings Placed Where His
Wife COuIdn't Get Him.

"lte Couldn't Get Him.
William Jennings, baker surrendered to
Policeman Flynn a. the Police Court this
morning and said he wanted to be sent
down as a matter of self-protection. He
said that unless restrained he might be
forced to do something which he would
afterward regret. To Judge Scott the man
said he wanted to be put where his wife
could not get at him.
MIR. Jennings" said Prosecuting Attor-
ney Pugh. from where did you conner
Alexandria" was his answer. Il walked
over here this morning.
Where do you want to go?'
Il don't care where l go at" answered
Jennings, Il want to go some place where
my wife cannot get at me-"
Mr.. Stoutenburgh can keep you away
from her for awhile" Mr.. Pugh remarked.
Jennings said he was baker by trade,
and that he had worked at Havenner's bak-
cry for thirty-three years. Then he went
to Alexandria and worked at Hills.
Last Saturday" he said, my wife came
over to Alexandria and got after me. She
wants my wages and everything else, and
threatened to disgrace me-"
1T looks as If the wrong member of the
family is here" remarked the Judge.
Il thought" said Jennings, that If 1
could be kept away from my wife for
awhile 1t might do her good
How long do you want?''
Il thought you might give me thirty
are not all right, I'll stay longer"
The judge gave him the sentence sug-
gested. Jennings thanked the court and
went down.
Inquiry today at Hills bakery in Alexan-
ria disclosed the fact that he had been en-
1t was understood, on account of domestic
trouble.