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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
FILIPIN0S MAKE
ASTUBB0RN STAND

gents outposts In the dense jungle on the
banks of the river.
The enemy Was dlslodged after half an
hours fighting. The Americans advanced
ia splendid order under a heavy 1re un-
an Il was necessary 20 vOlley the insur-
gents from the trenches.
The latter had "a great advantage and
dropped q number OF our men. The
Americans charged across the rice fields
making four advances on the enemy who
numbered Thousand men, I've hundred
Of whom were cntreucned. and IN the
face of a cross fire our troops however.
carried the town after four h0urs night
ing and burned the outskirts. tho insur-
gents firing from the windows and keep
ing up q running fire I'm tine streets.
The Americans then withdrew 800 order
20 obtain more ammunition. The insur-
gents lost about 100 men and the Ameri-
can loss was Corporal Johnson, of COM
pany c., and Private McAVoy, OF Com
pany J., killed.
I'm addition the following Americans
were wounded: Sergeant Check. COM
nany l.. Corporal Households. Company
NJ. Private Kelly Company Q; Private
Kinney. Company G.. Private tinker
Company q. Private Marley company . =
Private Gilley. Company O., Private
Galley. Company +: Private Nahan. Com
pany L; Private Grifths Company l.;
Private Lafeyth, Company l.. Private
MacFarland. Company i.
Artfe Cmckmann. the regimeuftf mas
cot" carried a parrot into action ana
was wounded I'm the knee.
OTIS REPORTS.
WASHINGTON, March l6.-Ihe foiow-
ing from General Otis. at Manila, reacn-
ed the War Department to-day
Renorts from Iloilo indicate improve
ment. less activity on the part or insur-
cents of island. reports from Negros most
e,ropraeing. inhabitants enthusiastic.
otlet prevails throughout island. ana
Colonel smith directing AFFAIRS IN irai"-
ing internal government ~,
Cebu. business progressing uhuer
ted States protection. reports from ga
marand Lcyte indicate desire OF lhhan.-
tarts for United states troops, these is-
lands occupied. insurgents control con-
Gred 10 Iuz0n. and the occupation or tne
psi. river line with control Of Laguanda
nav has cut the country occupied ~
the Tagals IN nearly two equal p"''S'
Ok IT'S LAST LEGS.
Nu>,NEAPOLIs. MINI. March 10
r-nitod states Senator Kyle, or south
Tnt,ota soid here to-day while en- route
homo that President Mckinley had iate-
~ received private advlces 10 inc ei,
tbeF the Filipino Republic was on us
last legs The senator salo ne nso -.
ceived this information from sources 49,
near 90 the President ana tnat me 49,
anticipated The final collapse Oh 49,.
al9o's government and conpl-,e 49,
SION bv General Otis within re" days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
MANY C0NYICTS
WERE PARD0NED.
Twenty-Seven in North Carolina Get
Their Freedom in One Month.
A PATRIOTIC FUSION OFFICER.
Advises His Subordinates to Submit to
Requirements Of the Law Quietly
Lieutenant Ships Body to
Go to Lincolnton.
A PATRIOTIC FUSION OFFICER

RALEIGH. y. c., March l6.-SpeciaL-
The committee appointed by the Legis-
lature to continue the examination Of the
penitentiary affairs. report the accounts
for the current calendar year amount 10
$500. The pay roll for January was
S.c25.57. and for February. s3ll35S The
hack books before the Day administra-
ton have not been completed. but It
stated that since the 2Oth Of February
there have been twenty-seven paraor
granted c)Ivicts.
LIEUT.. Ships BODY.
Lieutenant ". j.. Ships body will
pass through here early to-mCr row 20 be
carried 10 LincolntOn 10 be finally buried.
Mrs. Shipp and some intimate friends
went up 10 Lincclnt0n to-day to be there
when the body arrives. Mr.. F. H. Bus
bee. the father OF Mrs Shipp, Is IN charge
OF the body. and will be joined there by
quite a party who 20 70 pay their last
respects 10 Lieutenant Ship.
The old penitentary board, which was
10 have met yesterday 20 decide what
would be done about giving up 10 the
new board appointed by the Legislature,
could not get a quorum, so nothing
could lie done.
PATRIOTIC FUSIONIST.
Superintendent OF Public instruction
Mebane has sent the following letter TO
the three hundred members OF the county
Boards Of Education throughout the
State advising them to waive any legal
rights they may feel that they have in
the matter Of abolition Of county boards.
for the sake Of the cause of public edu-
cation.
This advice Is so much in direct con-
trast 10 the other holders Of Office under
fusion administration for they are gem
orally demanding a law suit 20 test
their right 10 the office.
Governor Russell has been notified by
the War Department that Privates VIM.
T. Bailey. Company ". and Charles IT,
Huffman. Company @. First North Caro-
lima Volunteers. have been honorahiy
discharged from volunteer service in the
army.
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TO FEED THEIR OWN POOR,
Rations 10 CubRns 20 be Charged
Against Their Customs Receipts.


Against Their Customs Receipts.
HAVANA. March 1G-An order was Is
sued to-day by the United states milf
tary authorities TO the effect that an ra-
lions distributed 10 the Cuban poor after
the supply now on hand IS exhausted,
shall be charged against tho customs re-
ceipts Of the province in which they are
distributed. Monthly acquisitions will be
made as heretofore, and the United
states will supply, buying In the Cuban
markets such articles as sugar and rice.
IL they can be obtained 10 better advan-
tage here. The rest Of the rations VIII
be brought from the United States.
Gen Fitzhugh Leo has returned here
from Cienfuegos.
Chlef-of-Pouce MonOcal, owing TO the
recent censurcs OF the force carries hin
resignation IN his pocket. He has ten
dered IL two OF three times. but on recon-
eideration has Withdrawn II. The new
force has unfortunately, created a BAD
IMPRESSION. During the last few DAYS
the police have shown timidity in handling
people. They appear TO be undetermined
and undecided what 20 do or how 10 do
81 People have no respect for them and
pay little attention TO their orders, which
are not enforced
Besides this. the force has no past ira
diuons. esprit de co ps. or experience.
since McCullagh's departure the only
American police ofnclai here has been
Detective Crowley. and he is concerned
with the detective bureau alone There
have been several amusing Incidents
showfng lack OF respect OF tho force and
several OF the policemen have asked for
a detail OF American soldiers 10 helm
them arrest iaw-h. e.ke-s aging our so.-
diers are the only men the iaw-breakers
VIII obey.
II will take some time Tor the police TO
regain the prestige they have lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
HURT IN DURHAM.
An Electricians Narrow Escnpc-Pof-
ifics Waxing Warm-A Wedding.

DURHAM. y. c., March l6.-Special.-
A. S. Meachar1. foreman Of the Baltimore
Electrical Company. who has been put
ting in the lighting plant for the Dur
ham Manufacturing Company was very
painfully II not seriously hurt late yes
terday evening While in the mill put
ting IN some wires his clothing came IN
contact with rapidly-revolving shaft
and he was wrapped around il and con.
sidarably bruised before the machinery
could be stopped.
Durham's municipal political cauldron
IS beginning 10 bubble. Tho city election
occurs on the first Monday I'm May ana
numerous candidates are trimming their
sails for the race. An amendment by the
last LEGISLATURE 10 the town charter
makes the chief Of police and tax col
lector appointive officers instead or cleo
tive. a. heretofore.
Mr. W. II. Oakley and Miss Pauline
Ramsay. daughter of Captain y. 4. Ram
Saw. of this city. We're married yesterday
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the residence
Of the brides father. The wedding
couple left Immediately on an extensive
bridal tour. Mr.. Oakley is the clever
manager OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company here. and is deservedly popular.
His fair bride possesses many nooie
graces and has been teacher IN tHe
city schools FOR some time.
The Funlce Goodrich Company begin
their performances at the Opera House
tonight. They continue every night loF
the remainder Of the week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
FOUGHT WITH RIFLES.
Two Men Badly Wounded in "A Re
sumption of a Feud in kentucky.

GRAYsON. KY. March 16.-ln Law
renee county. fifteen miles south OF this
place. six men engaged In a battle with
iines yesterday. Three were arrayed
ON enc side and three on the other. II
was a resumption of The famous ADKINS
Hensloy feud which broke out In tAat
section several years ago, and IN which
several persons have already been killed.
The members OF both families are among
the wealthicst and most prosperous ci,i-
zens OF Lawrence county. one OF the
.l.drst counties in the mountains Of
Kentucky.
For several weeks trouble has been
brewing and last week John Adkins,
the father Of the Adkins boys. who have
been involved In the feud. was danger
ously shot by one Of the Hensleys. Ths
was the signal for a general arming on
the part OF tho bellgerent families. and
every male member Of them equipped
himself with a rife
The drst engagement took place In Law
renee county to-day when the six men.
met Fifty shots were fired. but the
Eombaiants were 80 iag apart that near
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

WASHINGTON. March 16.-The Navy
Department to-day announced the itin-
erary of the auxiliary cruiser Prairie,
which will be devoted this summer to ac-
tual practice cruising for the benefit OF
the naval militia Of the Atlantic Coast
States The cruise will commence at New
Orleans. April 10Th, ending at Massachg-
sets about october 1st, giving the naval
militia OF each of the coasts States a
fun week of actual sea drill This is the
first time that the department has been
able TO devote a vessel exclusively 10 the
naval militia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
Men We Know.

Jules Verne SAYS that his Tour Of the
World I'm Eighty Days" has been worth
g O0OOO0 10 the Paris theatres. He got
the notion on which the book is based in
scanning a newspaper one day. Verne
like Charles Reade and Sdla, relies mucn
on newspapers. yellow books. reporta
and so forth for his subjects, and ne -
a member of the learned societies.
The indianapolis Journal suggests that
MAY 1st be observed as Dewey day IN ln-
dianapolls. "rhe programme" u says
"should be such as will enlist the CO.
operatlon of other cities and towns and
attract the attention OF the country
Having pre-empted Dewey day, We are
I'm honor bound 10 make the celebration
commensurate with the event when mas
made il historic"
Representative Lands, or indiana mas
had one Of the hall windows IN his house
at Delhi glazed with glass from the
Maria Teresa.
The late Lord Herschell was the only
Lord Chancellor who ever acted as a sun
day school teacher on one occasion he
announced this fact at large sunday
School demonstration. 10 was received
with tremendous applause Lord
Herscheil taught in the Sunday school con-
nected with the church of which his
father was minister not FAR from tie
Edgeware road. and assisted In this work
long after he began his career at the
bar
Edward T. Mulhall. editor OF the
Buenos Ayres standard. is dead. The
paper was started In 1851" says the NJ XII
can Herald. "having the aid at the begin
ming Of Mr.. Michael J. Mulhall. the fa-
nous statisticiap. The paper struggled
along for years. but at last got 10 max
ing money, and is now valuable pro-
perty. The Muhails. who are Irish and
bright and good newspaper men. give 70
reputation both for livelness and solid
lty The dead editor was on excellent
terms with the leading statesmen OF Ar
gentina."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
IaddY ~ IIOratins.

When a sub-inspector was hearing a
class of London Irish boys repeat Mac
aulay's "Ioratius," he inquired whether
three soldiers wou.G be likely nowadays
10 hold a bridge against ID whole army
Would three Englishmen, for example!
he said NO, Sirw said the Grass.
would three Scotchmen?' They again
dissented. Would three lrishmeny
please, Sir" shouted an excitable htile
fellow. "one Irishman would do it,
From the Cornhil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. March l5.-Ihe
Philadelphia Baseball Club arrived mere
this morning. The club viii oeslh pIac-
tlce at Latta Park tomorrow ana TINS
will be kept up daily until April LIN
when the club will 50 TO Richmond 10
play an exhibition game.
Manager Shettsline will divide ms men
into two teams, the regulars ana lhe
Yanigans and will have a matcn game
each day. A special hot room WIN
shower bath has been fitted up for the
club at the Central Hotel.
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given every opportunity TO make y
thorough examination Of the plants. Al
Ihe Swift plant the department where
hams are cured was inspected. DR.. CHRIS
tine of Philadelphia, had testified mat
while here he saw liquid injected INTO
the meat.
Thomas Adams foreman Of the depart
ment, testified that the operation was one
having reference 10 the curing OF mans
and was not used I'm beef at any Tine
The LIQUID Injected was salt-petre and
water. and its only purpose was to cure
the ham more quickly.
The witnesses developed no new facts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
THE POPE'S CONDITION,
His Physicians Claim That lie I'M
proves. While the Press SAYS Dl1eren

Ills Physicians tlaiH 'bh' ~ ''
proves. While the Press Says Diiieren
ROME. March 1.-THE Messagero to-
day says the Pope shows Signs oi III
creasing weakness. and that MS physl-
clans are very watchfuL
The Pope's c0nvalescence Is iolo"lhs
It's normal course.
Professor Mazzoni and Dr. Lappohl'
the P0pc's physicians deny an tile ai"I III
iet rumors that have been I'm circulation
regarding the ca - ition of Ills Holiness.
Thev declare that the wound made by
the recent operation IS about healed; ,
that the Pope's lungs and heart are aD-
solutely healthy. and that ms weakness
is not more than is natural Tor mona
genarian. ,.-i,,
ON the other hand the newspapers PRINT
q variety OF reports. While the ifi"ui''
states that His holiness has resumed
his usual avocations. giving auuie'S
etc. the Opiniono declares that ne hau
severe eobltiro fits durine the DAY
LONDON. March 1.-THE Rome cor
resnnndent of the Daily Press says:
THE worst symptom Of the Pope $
condition is extreme weakness. which Is
responsible for the slow healing OF the
wound. The bandages were only removed
TO-DAY Thursday. Moreover. His Holl-
ness obstinately refuses to take absolute
rest from the affairs Of state, and his
doctors have been compelled to promise
him that he may attend the ceremony
IN the sisten Chapel on April uth' IN
honor Of ST. Leo
The Rome correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph says:
81 learn from an unimpeachable source
that there IS no hope Of effecting real
cure. as the Pope's wound refuses TO
heal. There Is every fear OF blood-pois-
oning and the strength OF His Holiness
IS entirely maintained by cognac and
Marsha"
II will be a mil\cle II he survives
another three months.
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DEATH IN THE KL0NDIKE.
six Men FrOze TO Death on the Valdez
Glacier the First ofThis MOnth.

SEATTLE. WASH. March 1.-THE
steamer Excelsior, which arrived to-
night from the mouth Of Copper river
Alaska. brings news OF the freezing 10
death Of six men on Valdez Glacier about
the first Of March. They were Adolphe
Ehrhardt, New York; Maximillian Miller.
New York. Alfred Aiieman, New York;
DIT Edward Logan. Denver; Rudolph Ell
lerkamp, Louisville, Ky; August
Schultz, New York.
All the bodies except that OF DR.. Logan
were recovered and buried at NaIuez.
Ehrhardt. Miller and Alleman were menu
bers of the Scientific Prospecting Com
pany Of New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

MADRID. March 1.-THE Spanish Gov
eminent has concluded a loan of thirty
million pesates with the banking house
o. Lr0uijo. The money was handed over
Yesterday, and will be devoted TO paying
the arrears due the Spanish troops which
have served in CUBA.
Tho queen Regent tonight signed the
DEGREES dissolving the Cortes, convoklng
the new parliament and authorizing the
payment OF arrears OF pay 10 the re-
pat4Iated troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

NEW YORK, March 16-President Kce-
nan. Of the League Of American Wheel
men. announces the appointment of the
following special representatives Of the
National Racing Board j Stuart Kelly
Buffalo: +. y. Hines, Detroit: j. b.
Doncyson, Topeka; 4. f. Myler, Pitts
burg
These representatives will be given the
authority TO grant sanctions and TO have
all the powers of the regular members
Of the board except a vote in the meet
ings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
FIRE IN FAIRFAX.
Barn and Contents and Adjoining
Buildings Consumed.

buildings Consumed.
Cr,FNCARLYN. VA. March 16.-Near-
Nv $4,000 Of loss was sustained 10y MI
Courtland T. Smith. Of Fairfax county
as the result Of a fire on his place, the
HAMPTON stock farm. last night. lHs
origin of the FIRE which was discovered
on the second floor Of the large barn. Is
unknown. but 81 is thought 10 nave been
incendiary. Several fine adjoining build
ings were totally destroyed and four
horses and several valuable COWS per
ished i'm the flames. Limrck, the famous
i,1mnen. is among the horses lost. \
ywniber of fine horses stabbed in the barn
narrowly escaped death. DESPITE, al ei-
forts 10 stay the flames, the splendid barn
e totaf los. and II Is reported here that
several narrow escapes OF serious injury
were mad by ne fire-fghlers.
The Hamilton stock farm Is said 70 be
ono of the largest and best in the State.
and Mr.. Smith. who IS breeder OF I'VE
ernrk and well known In TINS section. VIII
undoubtedly take active steps cps to to-, replace Sds
the buildings. IL IS understood ms los Is
Washington star
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
WAS NOT DREYFUS.
Charged that the Russian Ambassador
Gold Ironnh a MI Iusslansse1.rcis

tnafEeu that the RUSSIAN htnDassahOr
Sold French and isussian:Secrets.
LONDON. March i6.--The Evening News
to-day publishes a sensational Dreyfus
story.
1t declares that the former Russian
Ambassador. Count Won Mohrenheim is
the real culprit who sold both Russian
and French secrets to the German Gov
eminent. adding that the Russian Gov
eminent itself is convinced OF his guilt
and that ii Is only 10 avoid public
scandal greater than the Dreytus affair
that he is unpublished, further than the
intimation that he is not TO show his face
within the cars dominions
Baron Won Mohrenhcim was formerly
Russian Ambassador at Paris.
He was relieved from his post in Deem
Der. 1897. and was succeeded by Prince
Ouroussoff. who was previously Russian
Minister at Brussels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
EXPLODED AT SEA.
stc1m Pipes Burst on British Cruiser
rn,ribf and KIN ono Wan.


PORTSMOUTH, Eng, March Ian
in/uest was opened mere to-day into the
circumstances Of the death OF the stoker
hi the British nrst-ciass cruiser Terrible,
who was killed by "a boiler explosion on
hoard the cruiser while she was on her
way from Malta TO Davenport. The
evidence showed that during the cruise
OF The homeward voyage I'VE steam pipes
burst, and at various times the fires
had to be drawn from under three Of the
boilers i'm order TO prevent destruction.
Tho st0kers and engineers were almost
in a state of panic, and were afraid 10
20 on duty, not knowing 40 what mo-
ment an explosion might occur.
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4 E.cyclc { Ombine.

BOSTON, March l6-Colonel A. A.
Pope OF this city ana nal,lurd. - an
interview to-day, confirmed the report
that a bicycle combine is being formed
and that options on many big plants
have been acquired. IL Is said that Mr
Spalding. acting for a number of bankers
under the advice Of able counsel, is en-
deavorlng to bring the manufacturers
together
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

NEW YORK, March 16.-Joe Walcott.
the colored pugiiist. knocked out Billy Ed
wards. OF Austria ia. al the Broadway
Afhletic Club tonight in the thirteenth of
what was TO have been twenty-round
bout. The men met az us pounds. and
Walcott was a pronounced favorte In the
betting. The cOlored man was the ae-
gressor. and outpointed the Australian.
Fdwards exhibited some gameness and
stavina mowers. but the onslaughts Of the
negro were too much for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
The sheridan NJ Port said.

PORT SAID March 1.-THE United
States transport Sheridan. which sailed
tfsni New iork Dn fthruary 18th Tor
Manila. has arrived here. The troops
on board the Sheridan are the Twelfth
United States Infantry and battalion
OF the SEX enteenth United States In
fantry the detachment being under the
command OF Colonel Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

Tho poston Congregationalist publishes
this little parody headed Inc woman
who Writes Advice. -, ,,.-o.. ,o-
(As You or ] might do)s
CO tod how 20 cut and M dress
And how 10 stew many a .avory mess,
nut she never had done IL nelselt, l sueSS
(Which none OF her readers KNEW
Oh. the hour we spent and the -four we
And he sugar we wasted Ike ssnd: n.o
Al the hast of a woman who never had
1And Coz 0o~ We know that she never could
And id not understand.
A woman there was and she wrote right
Is You and I might do).
Vow out OF "A barrel 90 make a CHAIR,
To be- covered with chintz and stuned
'Twon'd adorn any parlor and give It an
CAnd we thought the tale was true).
Oh. the DAYS we worked and the ways we
To hammer and saw and hack. =.
In making a chair in which no one would
A char in which no one would possibly
without a cric& IN his back.
woman there was and she had her run
Better than you and ID,
She wrote our receipts and she never
tried one.
She wrote about children-of course. she
had mono
She told Us TO do what she never had
done
(And never intended 20 try.
And IL isn't 20 toll and L isn't 10 spoil
T-hat brims the cup Of disgrace
IT'S 10 follow a woman who didn't know
heaus
"A woman who never had cooked any
bsans). -
Put wrote and was paid 10 All space.
VIII ~ "a treaty To-Day.
MADRID, March Ill 4. M.-Ths
Go, pagent will sign tina ratification
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The Norma Safe.

COLOMBO. CEYLCN. March 16-The
American schooner Yacht Norma, be-
longing TO n. J. Weaver, Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club. reported in distress in the
Red Sea by the British cruiser Brisk, ar
rived here on Tuesday last and reported
all well on board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

WASHINGTON. March JG-The War
Department has received the following:
Guantanamo. March 1e.-Adjutant-
Genera. Washington: Private Robert f..
Tanksley. Company II. Third United
States Volunteers. died at Santa Rosa
yesterday at Y NJ. Gun shot. murdered.
(Signed) RAY, Colonel"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 16.-
General Wesley Merritt and wife arrived
at Fort Monroe from Washington to-day
and are stopping at the Hotel Chemoer-
lin. A salute OF thirteen guns was fired
from the fort as the steamer bearing the
General turned her nose ashore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

NEW YORK. March l6.-Warden Sage
of the Sing Sing Prison to-day informed
Mrs. Place. the murderess, OF Governor
Roosevelt ft asa
tence of death. She received the infor-
nation without emotion, but later broke
down and cried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March 16.-
Members Of the Legislature were panic
stricken to-day when il was announced
that physicians had diagnosed the Illness
OF Senator Landlord as small poX
After an half hours debate the House
voted to vaccinate al its members.
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Hood 8
host 10 take alter dinner UEA gHp
prevent distress. aid diges- -
ton. care constipation. ESE
Purely vegetable 60 not eripe 10
d.. n.r.. r4fr r.iH Nr m f-r~-'-ts. 't e.r.

ly ali the balls went wide Of the mark.
William Adkins. one Of the leaders In the
feud. was shot through the groin and
fatally wounded One OF the Hensieys
was slightly injured Old man Adkins
and his SON will die.