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error had been made by the courtmartial
aud that Esterhazy was the real culprlt.
At this period his relations with Lieu-
tenan, Colonel Henry ceased to be friendly
In the following June he became aware
that Vaccinations were brewing against
himself and he confded all his papers TO
Maitre LeBlois. his counsel. for safety.
He then returned to Tunls.
Passing TO the court martial OF Ester
haey Colonel Ploquart protested against
the attitude OF General de PeilieuX, who,
he said, overwhelmed him with questions
without the consent OF the counsel for tns
defense or the president OF the court mai :
tial, III Is easy 10 see" declared Pc
quart that | was the real accused.
Then he proceeded to relate how, al
though General SuXer promised that he
bhould be confronted with his opponents,
he was only confronted with Lieutenant
Colonel Henry, despite the protest ct one
OF the Judges, who demanded the carrying
cut OF LuNer's promise.
Dealing with subsequent Inquiries, Colo
mel Picquart's story was one OF similur
hndranees and OF attempts to stltle evil
donee. He testified that after NJ. Cav
aignac's famous speech in the chamber Of
deputies. nc wrote to tho president of the
council, warning him against the Henry
forgery The witness referred the letters
from the minister of war TO the minister
OF Justice against him and denied that any
luminosity existed between him and Gem
eral Patty du Clam. The witness added
that Henry's forgery became necessary
In order to maintain the charge of guilt
against Dreyfus'
Tho minister OF war appeared unfayora-
BILE TO Esterhazy and appeared 10 believe
in the Innocence OF Dreyfus. Henry's for
gerry made the situation clear. Colonel
Picouart said he was absolutely convinced
a dnaat aftVu tnanl -.
rvs forgery and connected with Il were
themselves forgerles
The testimony OF the other witnesses
was uninteresting
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THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION.

Prominent natives are organizing for tho
purpose OF restoring peace. but do not
care interview Aguinado. who heheads all
who suggest cessation of hos,ilitiss.
General shsfter says that II LAYTON says
100000 are nseded they are undoubtedly
necessary.
War claims amounting 10 millions ars
tslug fled against the United states.
Lieutenant Gilmore and fourteen others
captured by Filiplnos on the east Of Luz
zon. where they had been sent to relieve
Spanish garrison at Baler.
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Tuscaloosa Ala, April 17.-The first OF
a series of three games of baseball was
played here this afternoon between the
teams of the University OF Alabama and
the University of Texas which resulted
in a victory for the Texans by a score
of to g. The visitors ran UP their runs
in the first four innings. After that the
excellent fielding of the home team pre-
vented them from again getting across
the home plate. The feature of the game
was the excellent batting of the Texas
team. The following is the score by in
nings
Alabama ..,...,,...........0 1O O02 00O---S
Texas Observation-Disclosures. 215 100 00t--9
Observation-Disclosures, Clements and For
man; Texas. Lamberton and Bromborg
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OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Grand lodge OF Texas Knishts OF Pythias
is now in session at Dallas; reports show
the order has grown.
South and West Texas Press association
elected officers and adjourned.
Petitions against the proposed antitrust
law ara being secured In many towns by
the insurance agents.
Iron furnaces at Rusk are now in blast
Judge Reagan makes a salty answer to
some OF his critics.
Weather bureau reports cotton planting
completed
Testimony is all In In the Erwin MUIR
der trial: seems to be small chance for an
sequittsl
Last four companies OF the First Texas
mustered out and the command disbanded
Dallas city council refused to sustain
the yetces made by the mayor and the
acting mayor
Dr. Blunt thinks the health outlook good,
though he Is worrying about meningitis.
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WEATHER DEPARTMENT.
Heavy Rains In Florida. Georgia and
south Carolina.

WASHINGTON. April lsIn Florida Georgia
and South Carolina heavy rain has fallen.
The Instantaneous central over tho Florida
peninsula. Showers are likely to occur Weines-
day and possibly continue through Thursday
in the Atlantic cost districts.
Signals for northerlv gales are dsplayed
from Hatteras to Jacksonville.
The following changes in the Mississippi
river in feet aud tenths have occurred:
Above the danger line and falling. Memphis
OF: Helena. ~; New Orleans. 0.S above the
danger line and rising, Greenvile. 80, Vieks-
burg, 2.3. The Mississpni will continue to
fail north Of Greenviie and will change but
little to the southwark with tendency
however toward a further slight rise
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THE SAMOAN INCIDENT.

Consul Rose at Apia ordered 20 join in
tripartite proclamation ordering the ma
t.yes 10 cease hostilites.
Secretary Hay entertained the samoan
commissioners on tho eve Of their depart
ure
II. J Moore, an American at samoa
says the trouble Wa caused ny English
Consul MaNse nrming the natives
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FOREIGN.

In tho debate on the meat inspection
hill in the German reichstag pr. Vier-
hsbcn viclously assailed American politics.
over s50,ooO deaths from bubonic plague
have occurred In India aimee the disease
started.
Thirty school girls and one man killed
by the collapse OF gaiicry at sassari,
Island Of sardinia
American and European bankers want
to put Mexico on gold standard, but
the manufacturers and planters object.
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The Oakland Track

San Francisco, April 1s.--oakland re-
suits:
Futurity course selling -Ranewor. Flor
ence, Royal Fan, Time l:iaM.
Half mile-Flush OF Gold, The Buffoon.
Bamboulia Time i9&.
Time 1;l5. " a.
Mile-Dr. Sheppard, storm King slv
Time i:41A.
Nile and a sixteenth-Malay uumidit,.
Cross Molina. Time 1,4e. y
seven furlongs, selling-PIan. Bonita.
New Moon Time ] rs. a.
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Truth s'rIrLEp,
Picaunrt Exposes the Rottcnpess Of
of the French Court.

OF inc fFtuth tbuFNs
Paris. April i9,--The Figaro publishes
today the conclusion OF Colonel Picquarts
deposition before the court OF cessation
in the Dreyfus inquiry today. together with
tho testimony of Jules Roche. member OF
the chamber OF deputies for the second
district OF Tournier, and OF several others
as well as a number 81 letters from Ester
hagy to IA, Roche--sltogether about TWEEN
ty- four columns. Colonel Ficquart told
the court OF various missions which Gem
eral Gonz contlded To him in Tunls, all
OF which convinced him that he was under
the ban Of dlspleasure His mail matter
always reached him unsealed aud was a.
variably read by others before being de-
stroyed. He complained Of this treatment
TO Lieutenant Colonel Henry but he re-
fused 10 give him any satisfaction.
In August, 1896 after his examination
of the dossler. he was convinced. Colonel
Picquart declared. OF the guilt Of Dreyfus
and not until his return from Africa in
March, 1897 did he conhds to a friend. a
lieutenant colonel. his conviction that an
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DOMESTIC.

Enlisted men OF the Second Louisiana,
Just mustered out, ara hitter against their
ciGces and have preferred charges
against them
William Harden, one OF the Pattsr-
son murderers, shot to death in the Jail
RI Clinton. Ark
Fourteen votes dropped away from Quay
and went to Il, f. Jones OF Pittsburg In
the Pennsylvania senatorial contest.
ouay's attorneys made a good showing
In the conspiracy trial at Philadelphia.
samuel Gompers says large defense
fund 10 the surest safeguard against
strikes
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NILES NOT SUSTAINED.
Army Court Of Inquiry viii Declare His
Charges lnfounded
WILL DECLARE CANNED BEEF WAS GOOD
All the rnuIt Was TINT the Climate
of Cuba Ii TOO Hot for Preservn-
ton of Meats.

Washington. April iS.&-The Wade court
Of inquiry has held three sessions today.
devoiing tho forenoon to discussion OF the
testimony and the afternoon 10 hearing
witnesses.
George l.. Taylor, Philadelphia chemist,
said he had detected the presence Of
formaldehyde on the meat while on his
way to Porto Rico last fall as an officer
in the First infantry.
The court spent the forenoon behind
closed doors in an effort to agree upon a
plan for bringing The Inquiry to close.
Major Lee was present part OF the time
on behalf OF General Miles. He made a
plea for the summoning Of number OF
additional witnesses and the conference
ended without reaching any conclusion.
The board also have under consideration
the advisabillty OF visiting Pittsburg be-
fore closing the inquiry for the purpose
Of securing testimony which can not be
had in Washington. The nature of this
evidence the court will not disclose.
Washington. April 1sThe army court
Of inquiry has begun the framing of Its
report While few minor matters re-
main for examination they are not such
as to AFFECT the main facts.
II is regarded as certain that tho court
viii find that General Miles charges that
embalmed or chemically prepared beef
was sent TO the army have not been sus-
tanned The position OF the court Is be-
| lleved to be that the testimony Is con
elusive that both the refrigerated beef and
! the canned beef were In good condition
| when delivered to the government and
continued so until issued to the troops
| except that portion damaged in transpor-
tation or affected by the tropical condl-
| tions, and TO these causes OF injury and
these conditions the chief causes of trouble
will be attributed
! II viii 10 shown that the refrigerated
beef, after being taken from the ice in
tropical climate, spells quickly unless wei
cared for and that tho canned beef. after
being opened, because of the great heat
becomes repulsive in appearance and soor
unpalatable,
But the court will hold as the result o
chemical Investigations by experts tina
he canned beef is wholesome and nutri
tious. Attention will be called to tn,
fact that it was used all through the wal
by our navy and is still used by The fleet
II is believed that the court will criti
else those officers who have testihess tina
they became aware that bad beef wa
issued to the troops and who failed to re
port their observations until after the wa
had closed.
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Events at Newport.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April 1S.-Newport re-
suits;
Five and half furlongs, selling-Mamie
Lou Junetta, Ethel Davis. Time 1;oS1a
Four and half furlongs-Indian, Curtis.
Russell R. Time :55 IA.
Five and half furlongs selling-Ella
Penzance. Leila Murray Mad Anthony.
Time 1909.
Mile and fifty yards-Julia Hazel, Van
nessa' Domestic Time 1:46A
.. rour furlongs. selling Miss STANLEY.
Ierapa, Nettie Regent Time :49H
Mile and fifty yards, selling Sue Nell.
oihcial, Can l See EN-. Time 1:45h.
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silver rarts Not Misunderstanding.

Denver. Colo. April Is Senator Henry
NJ, Teller aud Congressman John II, Sha.
froth tonight issued addresses to the yot-
ers Of this and adjoining States denying
that the silver republican party Is disn-
tcgrating They hold that the necessity
for the party Is Just as great for the mex,
campaign as 4 was Tor the last and pro
nounce absurd the statements that the
members OF the party are soing TO the
old parties.
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The keys of the city are turned over to
the returning soldiers.
The FIRST quarter Of the present year.
particularly the month of March, shows "A
very healthy condition of REV. estate and
building improvements
Some of the interesting features Of the
san Jacinto Day programme.
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louisiana 'ana East TeNas-Fsir wsdnes-
day: showers Thursdav; fresh southeast
Nines.
Yves, Texas and New Mexieo--Fair. followed
by showers AID cooler IN northern rertinns.
PARTY cloudy.
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AWFUL ACADEMY.

Thirty school Girls KILLED while
viewing n Parade.
Csglarie, Island OF Sardinia April is
While the king aud queen OF Italy were
starting today fer sassari about sixty
miles from here, balcony filled With
school girls collapsed. Fourteen people
were injured and one man killed.
Later In the day thirty Of the school
girls died from the injuries which they re-
coiye1 Before starting for Sassar their
maiestics gave the project OF Cngare
i0o.e00 lire TO distribute among the poor.
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7777777777777
coMmERcIaA,

Cotton futures unchanged In Liverpool,
TO 6 points down In New York and to
lower In New Orleans.
Another advance OF Toe has been made
IN wire aud wire nails
Wheat unchanged and corn of isc pork
SC and lard and ribs 2tad5c higher.
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The EPSON Meet.

London, April iS.-At the hrst DAVIS
racing Of The EPSON sprlug meeting to-
day Lord Penrhyn's 4-yeAr-old colt Kings
Messenger. won the great Me,rono,,tsn
stakes, 1909 sovereigns. Tor 3-vesr
and upwards, about two miles ana 1 onar-
VI, , sloan rode Lord Ellsmeres Fair Mile.
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TUE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Washington, April is.-Ths senators nv
hard and opportune batting took the game
fcem their erstwhile oonquerors. The Phiuie,
sacrificed well but could not hit consccutyeiy.
ScOrc. n If =
vi shingion ............O0 600 0Sl 0as-- 6 . 4
Philadelphia .,,........... 02O 100 col &
Land,
Cincinnati. April is.-"Noodles" Hahp's
ilrst same in the league was victory,
Store. r II
Cincinnati ......4........ 900 eaS 00.-7 3
V1usburg ...,......,... 100 003 0l0-- 3
Hahn and Peitx; Rhines and Schrlver.
Baltimore. April ls.--The two teams showed
an absolute reversal Of form from the game
OF yesterday,
Score: y ~ 4,
baltimore ..,...-...., 900 ooO oos-s 70 4
NlcGipnity and Robinson; carrick ana War
uer,
New York, Aprii is-The Rrooklyns ana
Bcstons wound VT their series a, Rrooklyn
to-day. with sussing match, Brooklyn win
umE nv n TO z
Score; Ru =
l,rooklyr ....,.,.......,, .eas OH i2--ii IA q
IoSton observation-disclosures. 4. sol oil ni0- -
hughes and Smith; Klohedanz and Clark
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I'm bases schoillsr. Conn, Gnlisan.

Stolen bsses-scholzer. Conn, Gillgan.
TWO base t--Mohley.
Left on bases--Austin l2. San Antonio 5.
Double plays-Gilliean and Cavsnaugh.
Spntloben and Isaacs; Coleman (unassistedi
Passed ball Richardson.
In struck Bases Wild Batter
Pitchers nings out on balls pitch hit
Mobiey ......
Nolz....... q
Umpire--Mason.
Time OF game-t 80
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II AILnoADs.

Commission has taken under eonsldera-
ton tho matter Of rate on binding
twine.
The Railway club msmbsrs we're made
much OF al Collego
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Galveston s, Houston II,

GALVESTON. Tssas, April IS Houston defeat
ed the Rome team today in a long drawn out
contest by a score OF II to S. Jarniscn was
Mcpivitt on the arm while they were az the
fGt. Both players were compelled to retire
but Murray was forced into the game again
vixen MpDivit. " iniure1
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/" 1qvo Heads Are
Better Than One. y

One. hogueUer, is the por-
ion allotted to the Average
roral. IF this ore aches
and SvfI not guork properly,
it Is goorse than none. When
this condnicn is present. the
stomach IS blamed, the kid
rcys come in for censure and
the liner Is sure not to es-
cape. As a fact, the blood
Is solely responsible for the
condition of these organs.
Let your one head dwell on this fact
because it is the leading point in life
and health The natural blood purifier
and tonic is Hoods Sarsaparila II
has been "tried and never found
wanting" II neuer dtsappoin,s.
Scrofu!oue Hun1or Twas in terrible
NyVpilDu lIail inc ittnlng ana burning oil
scrofulous humor, y Grew worse under
treatment OF several doctors. Took Hoods
Sarsaparilla and Hoods Pills. These cured
roe thoroughly J.J. LITTLE. Fulton, n. Y,
Pin,ples have never been well and
strong until lately. Hoods Sarsaparilla re-
stored my strength and caused the dlsap'
pearance Of annoying pmples on my fore,
head. II Is great medicine ANNETTE
MEssERLE, l2i0 Atlantic ST., ST. Paul, MINI
All Gone 1" Had no appetite or strength
could not sleep or get rested. was com
pleteiy run down. Two bottles Hoods Sar
saparilla cured the tired feeling and dc
my own work" MESA. Dick. Melville, Nj
ErySIJ3eIas s. A scrofulous condition
Of my blood caused me TO suffer from cry,
sirelas for Is years. Physicians did mol
even help, but Hoods sarsaparilla per-
manently cured this disease A. II. SMITH
POS Court Ave, Jeffersonville Ind.
vIgor AS a regulator. purifier, ana in,
vigorator Hoods Sarsaparilla stands at the
head. II takes away that brown taste and
gives youthful vigor.r J. d. GArEs, 32c
State Street, Chicago, III.
Tired Feeling My appetite was
caprlcious, my liver disordercd and ! was
tired. Hoods Sarsaperllla relieved Il all
II cured a friend Of mine OF female weak.
ness" Mrs. JESSIE A. MEARNs, clsyton, Del
n
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Stolen bases--Dunn, McDlvitt.
Two base hits-Stevens ..
Three base hit-Houtz.
Home ruu--Holsnd.
Double play-Brockway. Page and Kemmer
Passed ball--Loman,
In Struck Bases wild Batter
Pitchers nings. out. on balls. pitch. hit
Jamison..,,a 3
Mulkey.. 0 0
tlmpire-Mackey
Time of game-2:10.
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SORT.

Galveston 8. Houston II; Austin .. San
Antonio :.
May Hampstead won the Tennessee
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Austin %. san Antonio ..

Austin Texas. April ls.-Austin defeated
Fan Antonio with ease. Had 1t not been for
thu second inning the game would have been |
beauty. Mobley pitched a fine game.
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Tnc ue,t cnre for NaiarIn

chiis and Fever is bottle q Groves Taste.
less Chill Ionic. II Is simply Iron and ouiuine
IL q tastslsss form. No cure. no pay. Price soc.
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today. About sixty members OF ths I'D
frcm all over North Texas are In sitsas
ifsf'If u
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Observations taken by the Urited States
weather bureau ct all stations at D. M 18th
meridian time;
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Daiias, Texas, April ls--Ths annus,
sheot OF the North Texas Gun club began
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Monte. Ala. April 1s--Mohils took two
games from Shreveport today through timely
eating and cleaner fielding -, :,
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'rHE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Montgomery. Ala April is--ovsreos,s
vepid have bssn comfortable at thu ball psrk
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today. The game was one OF the hardest
,,ueht that mas ever been played here. The
game was called at the end of the eighth
ir ming on account Of darkness.
,nntron,rrv - 30i O2n 90 6
Sow Grisans 300 oil 90
Bailey Mcmahon and Laris; DohenS ana
Byers
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General oh.crynt,en..

. 30 IncIuded IN means.
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Americans in Korea.

NEW YORK. July l1-Ilorace N. Allen
United States Minister 90 Korea who -
40 the Holland House. said tonight that
there was no lmmcdiate danger that ko-
req would Jose its Independence through
foreign oppression. or that the existing
order of things would Doe changed there
Sir. Allen came direct from Seoul by
way Of Suez. arriving here ON the um-
bria Sunday night He visited Manila on
his way home. but declined t0.discuss mo
state OF affairs there.
attempts have been made 90 annex
Korea" said hc. "but none 0f them has
succeeded. So many nations are inter-
ested that they keep close watch on
each other / know there has been riot
ing there lately. and that the first car
run over the new trolley road was burn
3D. but this was due io The fact that a
child was killed by the car The ap-
pearance Of two unarmed Europeans WAS
sufficient 90 dispense the crowd and cars
were run over the line soon afterwari.
The United States Government IS al
right in the East n does not make as
much noise as some or the others peg
haps. but Il knows when 10 act and how
10 protect It's interests We were the
first Of the Western nations 10 make A
treaty with the Koreans. and America
stands high IN their regard. Americans
are conducting tho biggest financial IN.
dertakngs there 40 present
Mr.. Allen will return 10 Seoul October
lst. lie has lived in Korea fifteen years
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BIRMINGHAM. ALA July H.-Anent
the statement Of Senator Morgan, made
here Saturday night, that so FAR as he
knew he Is without opposition for re-
election 10 the Senate, Gov. Johnston.
VINO was here to-day. was asked 'he de
rect question 81 be would be candi-
date for the Senatorship. The Governor
replied. after some doiberation, that he
had not made up his mind just yet as 10
what his future course will be. lie add
ed.
AS 10 announcing my candidacy for
the office. there Is plenty Of time for me
10 DO that II / should so decide, M the
election IS over year OF yet. / nave
been told that Congressman John II.
Bankhead Is an avowed candidate for
senator" The manner OF the Governor
indicated that in due season he viii for
mally announce his Senatorial candida
cy II is stated on the best authority
that the formal announcement or Mr..
Rdnkhcad viii AFRO be forthcoming soon
The entrance ~ raulhfsl lftn ne con.
test Is looked upon as further lessening
Morsan's chances. as Bankheads sup
porters, as a rule, are men WAC would
sthsrwiss Eota for Morgan b
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Old Nlnn RrntaIIy Treated.

WESTMINSTER Nd July IA
daring hichway robbery was Scrpetratcd
near Narstou in this county about two
o'clock this afternoon. The victim was
an aged man named William Wood, who
lives near New Windsor and who trav-
els about Che county repairing harness.
lie had been M or near Nbcrtytown I'm
Frederick county. and was ON bis way
home lie was followed from the Vie
entity oil the county line Boy strange
Young colorcd man. who passed him ou
the road. and fhen dropped behind re-
ncafing this action several times. until
a convenient point was reached. when me
assaulted tine od man. threw him down.
and. going through OFFS pockets. robbed
him of bis p0ckoihook, containing SIS.
and also of abotI 50 in change. The
ncero then ram across the fields going
u,he direction of Mount Airy lie was
seen several miles from The scene ~ tic
ROBBERY. sul going tn that direction.
SIR. Wood is about eiChty years old
lie i- not seriously Uiured but his neck
is considerably bruised from tfe choking
inflicted by his assai.ant The negro
was seen on the road by a number q
persons. but was not recosnizsd- Tie u.s.
about twenty-one years old. very black,
and wore black clothing and black cap.
and is above medium height, and slen-
der