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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
OUAY'S CASE IN
THE JURY'S HANDS
No Verdict Yet Reached-An Acquit-
tai or Disagreement is the Gen.
eraIIy Expected Result.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2o-The case
OF eN-Iuired states Senator QUAY was
placed in the hands OF The jury promptly
at a O'Clock this afternoon and no verdict
being reached by 40 o'clock at night, the
jury was locked up until morning.
DIFFERENT VIEWS.
There was no iuumation other than
mere rumor as TO the attitude of the
jury. The generally expressed opinion Of
those who have followed the trial since
its beginning of last week. is that the
verdict viii Doe an acQuiuaL Many. how
ever. look i0r disagreement. There are
hut few WHO express tho belif that a
verdict of guilty viii be given.
To-days proceedings were confined en-
urcy to argument. aud speeches by
counsel the defence deciding 20 present
no testimony.
so EVIDENCE FOR DEFENSE.
N~ Watson began the day by yIe1resting
that thc case be Withdrawn from the
jury and 70 verdict of not guilty rendered
Hc e0ufc0dcd that the Commonwealth
had utterly failed TO make ont "a case
against Mr Quay. Judge Biddle detcr-
mined The issues were those Tor "A Jury
g. decide. ani mo- ruled that 50 be gone
through with m The usual way. Mr
Shields here announced The defcnses IN
,enti0n % take uo testimony. and und r
tho ruic. o. thc court he thus obtained
the urly.lc-c ol making but one. the last.
speech 20 thc jury.
District Attorney Rothermel spoke for
one hour. SIR Shields followed for one
hour and three quarters. and Judge Biddle
charged The jury in nine minutes.
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To Repudiate Cubans.

NEW YORK. April 20-T. Estrada
Palma, who. until the recent dissolution
OF the Cuban Assembly, was its represen-
tative in this country. said to-day that ne
is now engaged Ia facilitating the repa-
triation OF the Cubans who had left the
island iu consequence of the war. Fully
1000 Cubans he declared. had emigrated
from cuba and virtually an were anxious
10 return. while few We're able 10 do SO.
Most Of them had come 20 this country
&c Tampa. Key West and this city. Many
had gone 10 Mexico and Sanro Domingo.
Through the efforts Of himself and his
associates hundreds had returned. The
bulk Of them. however were still eXiied
by poverty from Cuba.
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YELLOW FEVER IN HAVANA.
Three Cases Developed Yesterday and
We're Isolated

HAVANA. April 2o.-Thrce cases NJ yel-
low fever developed to-day. Colonel D1-
Wis Isolated the houses and declined to
allow ingress or egress except m the case
of the physician and the necessary as-
sstants. who were not allowed to come
in contact with the public until their
clothing had been changed and iumi-
gated No Americans are amone the sick
There has been at an times during the
last four or five months some yellow
fcver-a case or twO-and the expectation
was. of course. that there would ne ana
outbreak this season, though ON smaller
scale than usual.
An lrishmsn who was picked up 0n the
San jose dock suffering from the fever
died a fortnight ago at the Rcina Mcrct-
des Hospital. and there wee Two other
cases of natives at the Same time. both
OF which have since recovered
Colonel Davis is in no way alarmed at
the latest developments. nor. for that
matter. even surprised. The sanitary dee
partment has the situation well in hand
Alianerdo Rodriguez the new chief ~
police. will not take over the command
Of the police force Immediately as bee de-
eiros first 10 attend 20 mis- private busi-
ness.
Mail advices TO Ia Lucha. from Man
zanillo. say that an American shell hred
last summer during the homtardment ol
the town by the United States warshipS.
exploded last Sunday. killing fhree per
sons and wounding many others. lhe
she'll had been fred into cafe caied tue
"Tabyrinth OF Cold and worNmen Were
digging 4 from under tho floor wH're
Il had penetrated deeply. The shel eve
ploded. wrecking the room. The .c.oeh'
occurred on the same day win 'e''''-
stration IN honor of Gcnera' ''ih'+ "'.
Il was at first reported mar
cor,o> had thrown 2 dynamite homo
r,atter Of fact. there was no con-
nection whatever between the explosion
and the procession.
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OF nr llme- oI lne GATE mentioned from
"Nl.H Ne i.aa me remarks "i lH7
speaker "0.t conservative. nul earnest
'ri'H dr.'a.iA'H amy "ii'-
mostly AGAINST "I. lN-"i7 of lNe 'hea"-
i'ate au4 ONO Railway Company
fe'll4s tle vote on lne resolution oi
respect i2l the memory 'i AIRS August
-dI'I AN'H a'''i 'Nrl ,s-.NS 7''io" "'
I'eHAe ,"np'4'i i' introduce 'ns mat
lri el 'u-iN'77 d. eN.h Dh' Ieao
from Ae llints lhe lnIciNle" WIN AIT.
iN-fl.s. ih "AlcA. Ne -tid. AIT. ingalls, alu
tih injustice lo tAe council ana 10 me
D'E that le fe.t compelled 10 answer ii,
n0.. however. in amy spirit oI animoslty.
o. h l-7''''.'''oN 'i inc No"i'e"
.nd oft tae cil}
WAS Mlel-N Dr. oIlMLl'
DO not know ihfi AIR. ingalls, was
quo I'd verbatim. said MAJOR Alien. 'Dut
n Doe Was. Doe Was NOT in possession of the
facts. and did not know tho souuments
or the Council or ot tho city,
Major Allen then referred ,o The prom
lees of the Che apeake and Ohio and of
Mr ingalls, Jon tne past which. he said.
lad never mat.rlalzed
Nr Ingalls, Doe said. "epeaks of the
opposition u the Council and Street COM
m'fe' N There ha- hoon amy oppo-
-.uon. 4 don know it md Mr. ingalls,
was mistaken WHOM he made Che assar-
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RAILROAD DISCRIMINATION.
Interstate Commerce Commission In
Session in Wilmington, \. &.

WILMINGTON. y. c., April N-A
special session OF tho Interstate Com
merce Commission was convened here
this morning for the purpose OF invesi-
eating charges made by the Wilmington
Tariff Association that unjust and unne-
cessary Determinations are made against
Wilmington by the railroads IN the mat
ter of freight rates as compared with
rates given 10 Richmond and Norfolk,
especially from Chicago. Louisville. Gin
cinnau and other points west Com
missioners holding the court are Hon.
Judson e. Clement, OF Georgia ipresid-
ng). and Hon. James ID. Yeomans, Of
Iowa
Several prominent railroad officials and
local business men testified before the
commission today IL is expected that
the hearing will be completed tomorrow.
Judge W. A. Day. Of Washington. Is
conducting the case for the Tariff Asso-
citation and Hon. Edward Baxter attor-
ney for the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company, is conducting the case for
the defendant railroads. with Colonel A.
c. Davis as associate counsel
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

hearing further evidence There arc only
two or three more witnesses to be called,
ana an effort will be made 20 have them
an present AT tnat time. Major Lee Will
al the same time make a presentation III
behalf or General Miles, summing up
what he claims the inquiry has developed
I'm substaniiation OF the General ollSi,
nal charges. Another night session WIZ
also be held to permit the reading Oh inc
official reports which st.l remain undis-
posed Of. There Is now no expectation
OF being able to complete the report OF
the Courts findings before next week
To-day was spent in goins over the tes-
timony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
BRYAN SPEAKS
ON EXPANSION
Wants No Soul Under Our Flag Who
Cannot Share in All Our Bless
ings--Fears for Americans.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. April 2o.-The Al
hambra. with o. seating capacity OF 300"
Dc0uio. was comfortably filled with an
enthusiasts crowd tonight 20 hear Colo
mel William Jennings Bryan. Mr.. Bryan,
ON being introduced. was choered 10 the
eobo Hl. address covered old ground on
the subject of income tax and the cure
rency
Taking mp the subject OF expansion
Mr.. Bryan said.
"A large standing army is q burden 10
tax nevcrs and a menace 10 the feppuil''
1,,,lt nation can depend upon It's volun-
tserg They can Tefend it in the hour ot
danger loud applause and cheeriIsl.
What has happened 10 make more serious
necessity? Nothing but q kepuDNca" a"-
roin.st~ation. The President says our o,-
oupation of Cuba is temporary lhefe Is
ma trouble in Porto Rico. Seventy thou-
sand soldiers are wanted 20 carry ihe 20, pe-
nign blessings of freedom 10 ''"ovo / ~ ~
,t,,s Who will pay the cost II the
Floinos they must be taxed TOUT uiH''
"a hich as Spain taxed them.
now WILL 1T GET BACK.
"rf yye nav t. ask a gold man TO snow
,,o,, how IL viii get back 70 the tax
,,-.rs Common people furnish soldiers,
s~d svndlcates get the money paid Tor
T
war -
brought under the American its b.
he can share IN every blessing ot th.3
government. (Applause) shall we col
our Chief Executive President or the
Irnited States and Emperor OF the Phlhp,
ninrsg Government By one man backed
by force is despousm. people who are
onposed 10 taking the Philippines piead.
NOT for the Fiupinos but for the Amen-'
can people lest they may, becoming ac-
customed 10 despotism, be prepared 70
Weld 10 despots. l oppose Christianity
fred out OF a Gatling gun. The man VINO
is hit does not need the gospel
NO ORIENTAL LABOR.
Does the laboring man want o1eh-
tai labor 20 compete with him. Every
nation in Europe wants us guilty OF con-
quest. II we are TO become an Empire
let US send Bartholdi's statue back 70
France and go to England and borrow
statue OF William the Conqueror. Let
us treat the Fflipinos as We would the
Cubans. I'D We viii erect IN the harbor
OF Manila = new statue Of Liberty IN the
Old World"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
NO SENATOR ELECTED.
Pcnnsylvania's EvenffuI Legislature
Adjourned Without Action.

ltAkRlSB kG, PA April 90. This
session of The General Assembly OF ls9l
adjourned finally at noon to-day. after
having been in session little over three
and "a half months.
The session was one OF the shortest In
The States history and was fralght with
interest throughout by reason Of the spir-
tied contest for United States Senator.
lt closed without the election OF a sue
cessor 20 Matthew Stanley Quay and un-
less Governor Stone calls an extra ses-
sion. al which there should be an eiec-
ton. Pennsylvania win have only one
representative in the United States Senate
the next two years
ON account Of the failure Of the Leg,
islature 20 pass such legislation as wou.d
have wiped out the deficiency OF $500
600 IN the State Treasury and covered tho
estimated ordinary expenses OF the state
government for the next two years, II is
rot improbable that au extra session VIII
be called,
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kUSTIN'S HARD FIGHT.
p,ospects for Another HUng jury In
the Hampton Assault Case.

rrJpTON. Va. April -o Special
,rbs .ocond trial OF Gould =. Austin was
continued to-day the whole 0, ihe day
being taken uD with the argument M."-
tagiie led OF f0r the defence this morning
in Am able speech and was followed nf
y f. Causoy. who pleaded strongly TOT
his client. The closing argument Dy OH
monWealth's Attorney Collier. lasted on"
and "a half hours. and was scath.ns
srraienment Of the prisoner ana sttons
presentation OF the states case.
Tb. case was given 20 the jury 40
o'clock. After remaining ont one hour
they were recalled and stated that there
was no prospect OF reaching a Nerdic,
soon The court then adjourned until to-
morrow morning
The case Is the leading topic OF con-
yersation on the streets. II Is understood
the Jury stands at present. seven tor &c
ouittal and five for conviction ms
nrospects are that thoro Will oe SECOND
hung jury. o.,
49, De,ocratic urinary 20 DO held next
Tuesday. The following are the candi-
dates who are before the primary FOR
o.. ,roorvealth's ATTORNEY r. =. Mon
tague. for sherin r. X. curtis; Clerk ~
the County Court. Harry W. Booker and
Harry II. Holt. clerk or The circuit
Court : b. wood. Commissioners ot
Revenue. W 7. Dougherty. q. Il. SIN
clair sr. and John A. white.
Hr Frank c. Roche and bride. nee Miss
pessie sutton. arrived from suffolk last
night where they were married ysster-
day
Dr. NJ +. Broaddus. OF Bristol. is I'm
HAMPTON. the guest OF Col. Thomas Tabb.
lie leaves for Norfolk tonight.
The surveys have been made and ths
property is being acquired for the new
electric railway from Old Point 10 Fox
Hll via Buckroe Beech.
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NEWPORT NEWS REAL ESTATE
Remarkable Activity Since H'r' 'n-
oaII., Announcement FRONT

NEWPORT NEWS. VA Api' -''
eial-A remarkable activity IN ..i..'.. I,-i ,s-
20 10 circles has followed the announce
.a'e tho proposcd improvements ot
,be nle''s cbesapeake "- and ohio Railway com, COM
pany here. Probably over &C., s',o'' hE9si ~g,'.'
% ii',,,,,re wa furnished to-day az tne
,r,,et,s nn given 10 prices when Mr.. l.. p.
sfrarncs sold two lots on The. corner Of
,rhirtv.sixth street and Washington ave-
.','a f,r sfg O00. lie bought them one year
ago for just S0'oOO- NJ,
Rev. B. i. Lipscomb. pastor OF WASH
,rston Avenue Methodist church. will
~ .escb the baccalaureate sermon for the
Newport News Military Academy
Miss Kate NJ Hudgns and. Mr. J.. +.
pneh. were married this m0'ning at 8
a,cIock at the home OF the brides nl-
vonts Nlr. and Mrs. John w. Hudsins,
nv Rev. -. r. Lipscomb. Miss Jennie
uudgins. a friend Of the bride was maid
Of honor and the grooms brother. Mr..
& O. Pugh, acted as best man. The
affair was a very quite one
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VOLUNTEERS NOT NEEDED.
officials Confident Of Their Ability To
Control the Situation.

WASHINGTON. April 2o.-It Is posi-
lively stated az the War Department to-
dav that the provisional army OF 5000
volunteers authorized by the law VIII be
called out only as a last resort. No such
action IS now I'm contemplation and it Will
be avoided as long as possible. The hope
Is expressed that there will be no neces-
sitv for an increase OF the army beyond
the present limit of 65 coo. and army Of
fcials are confident OF their ability TO
subfugate the Fllpinos with the troops
now in the field and the reinforcements
N he sent from the regular army.
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To Huy "A Railroad.

NEW YORK. April @.-Regardine teie-
praphic advlces as % the sale Of the
Birmingham and Southern railway Pres
ident Spencer of the Southern railway,
to-day said an agreement had been
reached with the Tennessee Coal and
IRON Company. under which the South
ern railway and the Louisville and Nash
vile will Jointly purchase the Birming-
ham and Southern railway, which IL the
nropertv of the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company.
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CHARLESTON. $. c.. April 2o-Argu-
ment bon the Lake city case was continued
here to-day. Messrs Legare, Bass and
Jervey speaking for the defence and eN-
Att0rncy-C neral W a. Barber iof the
prosecution sSict-Attorney Lathrope
win close for the government tomorrow,
and after Judge Brawley has delivered
his charge the case will go 20 the jury
a verdict should DE reported some time
to.norrow afternoon.
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Said to Have Been Caught Furnish
ing Arms to Natives,
THE REPORT is DlSCREOITED
It is Believed that she Incident Re
ferred to was His Being Prevented
by Admiral KauiI from Leay-
ing the HarbOr with His
ship During the Bonn
bardment Of Apia.

ST. PAUL. MINI. April GA Winni-
peg. Manitoba, special 10 the Dispatch
says.
special despatch 90 the free Press
from Victoria b. g., says.
The steamer A0ransi from Australia
brngs news Of the arrest Of the COM
manuer OF the German walship Rake at
Apa for supplying arms TO Mdtaatd.
Tho arrest Was made by the British
commander.
It is believed here that the dispatch
from Apia refers 10 the arrest of the
German planter upon whose plantation
tic British and American forces We're
ambushed but The dispatch as received
at Victoria reads. Commander Of the
German warship Fake
on TIE TORPOlSE.
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON. April o.
4 Times special from Victoria, B. c.,
says that the steamer Aorangi from
Australia, brings sdvices that the COM
mauder of the German man-of-war Fake
az samoa. has been arrested Oy the
British and o. now held a prisoner on
,le vessel Porpoise Ito was surprised
ly squad OF British sailors handing
arms and ammunition 20 Mataafas men.
The report was brought 10 Australia by
the passengers ON the steamer Upola
After the arrest of the Fake COM
mander conference was held between
Captain sturdee and Admiral Kautz and
the pOrpoise and philadelphia steamed
into a position on either side or the
Fake. orders were then sent aboard
that II She made move OF any kind she
would be blown out of the wat.r
80 ono is allowed 90 go aboard or
leave the German ship of war without
ffr .fr u Hr-
Captain Sturdee, of the Porpoise, or
Admiral kautz
STILL FIGHT
Fighting continues between tho forces
Of Mataafa and Maiieto Tanus Bush
fights. with slight LOSE are daily occur
renccs. and business is practically al "A
sfandstil There is considerable sick
ness among the soamcn OF the POrDoise
and Philadelphia. Three of the porpoi se
crew died from fever Lieutenant Gar
net. of the porp0ise is among the sick.
Mataafa's cause is waning
April ith is The date ou which the re-
ported arrest was made.
THE STORY DlSCREDITED.
SAN FRANCISCO April 2o.-Tho mail
advices received here hy the Associated
Press ON April 18th. from Apia. Samoa.
and dated March 2Hh told Of little
incident which occurred just before the
bombardmonf hy thD American and
British warshiu- commenced
The German mlu-of-war was about 70
leave the htrhor on some mysterious
mission. when Admiral Kautz signaiiod
her 20 return and take cafc of the Ger
man residents. as Obj. llmbariment OF
the city hy thc American and British WAS
about 20 commence. The German return
ca 10 her position. and during the sheliing
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COUNTY MUST PAY.
South Carolina viii strictly Enforce
tho Law for Lynching Damages.

COLUMBIA. 5. c.. April 20.-The state
supreme Court tonight filed decision
which means that the law against IyhIn-
fh8t clause which provides that the
estate of the party lynched shall get
5000 from the county in wnich ne re-
sided The decision was Med by Justice
I-urene B. Gary. the other three members
of The Supreme bench concurring.
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SOUTHERN PINES y. G.. April %
Tho business men of tho southern states
are in convention here in an effort 10
give publicity To- the advantage OF the
south as "a field for safe Investment
Tho attendance is large North Carolina
south Carolina. Georgia and Florida
sending delegations. The railroads also
have representatives I'm attendance. To-
DAYS programme included addresses hy
Governor Russell of North Carolina. eX-
Governor Thomas Jarvis. of Greenrilie'
y c.. and Hon r.. }. Hale. of Faye'te-
willie. y. q.
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crate a witness who testified yesterday
that a "nan in black was seen sp-
proacblng the Althouse home. Newton
George. the scventecn-year-oid son OF the
accused testified as 10 the intimate re-
lations between his mother ana saN'on.
,,,-r@d,,oc5 i'm evidence. The defence has
nearly concluded It's case
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CITY OF MEXICO April 20-The sen
ate to-day unanimously adopted the new
extradition treaty with the Umteo SlaleS;
with embezzling $1,000 from the National
Bank of Mexico. Is likely 10 be IN some
sense sensational in its developments, as
n is said ne will disclose the names OF
Ills acc0mDHces. He is rigOrOusuly in
communicate i'm Belem prison.
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HARRISON IN VIRGINIA.
The Tx President and Family 10 Take
Rest at Hot Springs.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 2O.-.Ex-Presii--
derf Harrison wife and daughter left
tonight for Hot Springs Va; After two
weeks rest in Virginia he. VIII go TO New New
date of sailing for Paris, will be. spent
Win The counsel associated with him IN
behalf of Venezuela, in the Nenezueld,
British boundary dispute, and the fnal
nrenaration VIII be made for appearance
before the Tribunal Of Arbitration IN
Paris.
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Insurance Company Assigns.

ANNISTON. ALA. April 2O.-The Ala
bama State Mutual Assurance COmnany,
fire insurance organization with head
quarters In this city was placed I'm the
hands of a receiver to-day. The COM
pany has suffered recently from heavy
IRE losses. II was one of the largest in
.rrsnoe companies OF the kind in the
Sauih.
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IIn,ilci SneaI.

BERLIN. April 2O-The Neuste Mach
richten says the raw sugar and sugar
refining syn1icates have approved the
terms Of am agreement limiting the pro-
duction of sugar for home consumption.
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Mr.. JOHN H. PARR DEAD.
The Wound He Rcceived from Mr..
Eeard's Pistol Proved Fatal.

AMHERST. VA. April %, Special -
John H. Parr. who was shot by Sheriff
Beard on Tuesday last, died last night
about II O'Clock
Atwood, his home. whore they Will be
Inferred with Masonic honOrs.
Mr.. Boards condition continues 10 i'm
prove. No arrest have been made.
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pieiines : simons. charles Laskev and
O. Nj. Couder. privates in the Fourteenth
infantry. have been Identified by Adolphe
pehfeld as nart of the mob which burned
his saloon Saturday nishI
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RALEIGH. y. c.. April pa special
to The News and Observer from Marion,
y. c.. says that man answering 10 the
deecrintion of Isl" Smith, who hrutally
murdered Judge ". y. Ball, n Haber-
sham county. Ga. on the I'd instant. has
been arrested and lodged I'm jail there.
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And the Brute Who Had Broken in
With an Axe Fled.
ARMED MEN ARE ON HIS TRAIL.
A Negro Who was Thought 10 he the
Murderer Has Been Arrested and
is Held in College Park Jail
Till Some One of the Gran
ford Family Can Arrive
TO Identify Him.

PALMETTO, GA, April 20.-A crowd Of
white men composed Of citizens OF this
vicinity, who arc now away hunting FOR
Sam Hose. the murderer and rayishcr
are securing the country between here
and Newman for negro who attempted
to assault Mrs. William Sewel the wife
OF d white farmer.
The sewells live near Deseurs Nils,
six miles from Palmetto. Shortly after
dark a negro called at the sewel home
and asked for money. Mrs. sewen, who
was alone at the time. said she had none
and quickly closed and locked the front
door. Fearing the negro would try to
effect an entrance, she rushed 10 the
kitchen door and locked it. but had bare
Iy turned away when 80 was battered in
with an axe and the negro who, mo-
ment before had been refused money al
the front door. stood in the kitchen.
USED HER PISTOL.
Mrs Seweu grasped her TWO children
and ran into "a bedroom Tor safety. Here
she found her husband revolver and
hearing the negro approaching Che room
she opened the door and fred at him. iie
turned and fled and has not been seen
since. Mrs. SeWel ran quickly TO "a
neighbor's house and gave the alarm. ln
"a short time the people of the community
had formed a posse and started 90 Ecour
the country roads. Mrs. Sewen says She
will not be able to identify her wou|d-oe
assailant. as she was too frightened 90
look him I'm the face.
A SUSPECT ARRESTED.
ATLANTA. GA, April 20.-A negro be-
lieved 20 be sam Hose, was brought 10
College Park suburb of Atlanta late
tonight and placed In jail. The negro
was arrested az Cheraw. Ala. and lhe
Atlanta and West Point train. or which
he was placed. was stopped at both NeN-
nan and Palmetto 10 ascertain whether
he was the murderer of Al Crawford. At
Newman identification failed. Dut at Pal
metto one white man said he was Hose
while another disagreed.
a member OF the Crawford family has
been wired To come 90 Atlanta tomorrow.
and the negro Will be kept IN jail at
College Park until that time Ills name
is not known.
IL is not believed however, that lie is
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Steamer Ashore.

LONDON. April 2o.--Ths British steamer
Mokta, Captain Goudey. from Norfolk
March S0th for Aarhous. Is ashore a.
Gothenburg. Assistance has bssa sent. 70
her.