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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
NINETEEN ARRESTS MADE
Bicycle Riders Taken in at Lively
Rate Yesterday.

After luu of several months the po-
lice made sudden swooD upon the I'M
wary bicycle riders yesterday and did
land office business at police headquar-
ters. Nineteen arrests were made be-
tween 9 o'clock a. m. and .. m. yester-
day, and as a result Police Judge
MitchelTs municipal exchequer is once
more loaded with silver dollars. Each of
the offenders of the ordinance prohibit
ing the riding Of wheels on the side
walks were fined one dollar. The list,
which is quite an aristocratic one, is as
follows: VIM. Wilson, ]. II. Burns, G.
H. Moore ]. H. Graham, NJ c. Clapp.
c. D. Manning, ]. H. Upton, Carl Zein-
niger, DR.. Shuts, G. Lamp, Lloyd Miller,
alias r. NJ. Piatt, Robert George, Dean
Gordon, H. J. Hagney. A. f. Ferguson,
Sidney Bate, G. A. Poppleton, Ebert
PoDDleton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
STREET FAIR TAKE OFF
Big Entertainment to Be Given
in January
AT THE AUDITORIUM
Midway With Hoochee koo-
chez and the ParadeS.

The Wichita young men who some
time ago composed the show Coronado
Ministries are preparing a miniature
burlesQue of Wichita midway at the
street fair. and the affair. which is to be
pulled off in January, will be one of the
big entertainments of the year.
Some of the gentlemen who were inter-
ested in the street fair are attending to
the detail work of getting up the enter
tainment, which is to be given in the
Auditorium. The leading parts are to be
assumed by Bruce Priddy, Casper
Haynes, Parson Gidday, John Gribbi
Geo. Bergman, Hal Mccoy and others
There viii be a midway Of eight or ten
shows, a ''spieler" outside Of each tent
The Hagenback animal show Gay
Paree," streets Of Cairo, muscle dances,
ETC., will all be taken off in very spec
tacular sDlendor The floats that ap-
peared in the civic and Bergman parades
will be constructed in imitation from
card board and the whole affair will be
so ridiculously accurate as not to permit
cause for libel by any of the gentle
men interested in the street fair last Oc-
tober. The proceeds will probably be
given to the Helen Gould Orphan Home,
an institution for unfortunate colored
children established, IN Wichita some
months ago. The take off on the street
fair will be given in the Auditorium and
the entire first floor will be jammed with
all sorts Of preparations for complete
reproduction Of the big show here last
fall Several Of the gentlemen who were
interested in the street fair are inter
ested in this humorous take off, which in
all promises to be immensely more funny
than the cornwall parade. which was the
most magma ble funny thing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
M'NICOL FOR GRAND MASTER
He Is Endorsed by Peerless lodge
d Il w

At a meeting of Peerless lodge, No. 21,
A o. L. w, last night, resolutions were
passed endorsing D. A McNicol for
grand master of the lodge in Kansas
next year, a position to be filled at the
next grand lodge meeting in February
at Topeka The following officers were
elected;
P. NJ Wired L. Bell
NJ. Wv. W. Minick
Foreman-George Dobsoa
Overseer-Jud Shreve.
Recorder-L. NJ. Beers.
Financier-F. A. Reed.
Receiver-C. Dees.
Guide-Henry Wilhoite.
L w. L. Rowlee.
o. W.-R. n. Dorr.
Trustee. NJ. Chain.
Rep.-A. A. Reside
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

At a regular meeting of the Harmony
Council F A. y. the following officers
We're elected for Jhe ensuing term:
President-R. P Carlton
Vice Presidential. w, Dorsey,
Sec~etaIy-H l. Addlnston.
Tre3su-er-A W Har1en.
Guide-Alaud snyder.
Chaoiain-5im Taq9.
Observer-Guy GascoiEu.
Seniine,-Tsaae Salisbury.
Trusfee-A G Mueller
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
BATTERY BOYS ENTERTAIN
save an Enjoyable Dance at Garfield
Hall Last Night

Light Battery A Kansas National
Guard. gave their first annual bail at
Garfield hall last night, and It was
grand success from every point Of view.
1t would have been almost impossible 10
have accommodated any more than at
tended last night and the occasion was
at once voted one Of the frst-claSs social
events OF the season. fully emoustrating
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind of work. This has
been the experience of others; it
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. % cts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
FORMER WICHITA LADY WEEDS
WiehIta's Carnival queen the Maid OF
Honor.


The Morning Herald Of Lexington KY,
has the following marriage announce
ment the event taking place there. The
bride lived for several years in this city
and has many friends here who extend
warmest congratulaton She IS the
aunt Of her maid Of honor. Miss Mamie
Mahaney Of this city, the carnival queen
Christ church cathedral was filed yes
ter,lay 70 ness the marriage ceremony
81 Mrs. ArabeIIe Wilcox and Mr. Frank
\. Bowles Of Harrison. O. Dean J. y
Lewis ofT,iated. Miss Bertha Emery pre-
sided at the organ and Rendered the fol-
loving delightful program:
Christmas PsStorale ............-.- Whiting
Benedictiou Nup,iale ALFRED Holl.ns
Bridal Chorus .I-oaengrin
Duetto from Faust ..-,.......... Cioulod
Wedding March ......-..-.--.. MendelsSohn
The bride Looked regal IN a cream
brown cloth suit. with bodice Z real lace
and trimmed IN Panne velvet Her only
ornament was a diamond surhurst. the
rfft q the groom she entered with her
maid q honor. MISS Mamie AIahaney OF
Wichita Kan. who wore a huge bouquet
Of American Beauties. She Is a young
lady q unusual style and grace They
were ues at he altar 5v ttle groom end
his beSt man. Mr. Joseph Francis OF Ita--
rison. O. On az sides i 71aas heard sad
chat never a handsoaner bride walked I'd
an aisle, and many have beer the re-
erets expressed a. her departure She Is
possessed q an s~tstic tasae. and has q
heart with as many notes as 81 organ
Many have been her deeds a charity
during her stay IN eur city, where she
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
A
nid=Winter
Comfort

Old folks tell us this Winter is
unusually mild = providentially
so, too. But no matter how mild
a Winter, there is always a use
for Hot Water Bottie-in fact,
no family should be without one.
We have complete line at prices
ranging from 75c for a good one
to $40 and upwards for a more
serviceable one. Our window
is full of them this morning,
and our clerks will be glad to tell
you about them.
Our Menthol Cream is an ideal prepara-
ton for chapped or cracked hands. 1t is
pleasantly perfumed and dries in immedi-
ota
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07
Tonight

If your liver is out of order, causing
Biiousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take a dose of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-07

pleasantly perfumed and dries in immedi-
ately. % cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
PARDON FOR 02cYFUS
He viii withdraw His Appeal aud
Tins Leave the Way Opcn.

LONDON. September In. de Rlowiiz,
the paris correspondent of the Times,
saws. 81 learn that captain Dreyfuc Will
shortly Withdraw HIS appeal for re-
vision OF the Rennes trial. which will
lrave the ground clear FOR the govern
renf TO take immediate steps to pardon
him"
lnis pardon will not annu. TIC verdict
ana be will therefore boo longer lelons
TO the army.
There Is nothing. however. to prevent
him from applying 90 the Court of Cas-
sation 90 quash the Renucs trial when
ever the new fact required by ldw IS pro-
duccd When liberated Doe viii settle in
The south of France As the members Of
his family do not wish to expose him to
such demonstrations of sympathy abroad
as might be used against him by his ad-
Nersaries at home
The Paris correspondent of the Daily
News SAYS the Premier ST. Waidec6- Rous-
seau. has promised definitely 90 propose
"a pardon for Dreyfus az next Tuesday $
Cabinet Council.
MELBOURNE. VICTORIA. September
IA large public meeting was held here
this afternoon at which resolutions ex-
pressing indignation at the Drcyfus YER
dict and sympathy with Nine Dreyfus,
were passed The whole of Australia has
been worked up 10 a great pitch Cf eN-
element over the verdict
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16

n IS said that the reply IS couched in
polite terms.
state :. cretary Reitz. in the course OF
an interview to-day, expressed some doubt
as TO whether any alteration would be
made in the existing franchise law. but
said ne believed "A way should and could
ne found 10 establish an arbitration court.
AS 10 suzerainty. the least SAID the sooner
mended. remarked the State Secretary.
I'M the forecasts Of President Kruger 8
roply there Is undoubtedly large basis OF
rruth which seems % bring The dispute
within a measurable distance OF war;
The morning paper editorials regard
the crisis as having reached ifs most acute
phase. IL is understood that Cabinet
councu will be summoned as soon as tho
Transvaars reply Is received.
JOHANNESBURG. Sept lj.-The East
ern star Of johannesburg asserts that a
martial law proclamation IS being printed.
CAPE TOWN Sept. l5.-The British
HIGH commissioner. sir Alfred Miner, has
iss,,ed proclamation pescribing severe
penaities for melting the natives Of Bazu-
toland and other districts 90 rebellion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
YELLOW FEVER
t.tDER CONTROL
One More Suspicious Case in New
{ ca But No UneaSness.
Savannah Declares Quarantine

SAVANNAH. GA, Sept l5-The city
Council declared a quarantine against
New Orleans effective tomorrow night
on account of yellow fever. Parties conn
ing TO Savannah must have health certh-
Gates.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Sept D-The
State Board of Health to-day announced
one suspicious case next door 90 one Of
the COnvalescent cases. The neighD0rhOOd
was isolated some time ago. and the mat
ter attracts no attention People are re-
turning from their summer vacations in
stead Of going away The Arkansas ex-
curslonists will leave tomorrow evening ia
accordance with their schedule
MIAMI. FLA. Sept l5-The following
bulletin has been posted by the Board
of Health.
Having made q careful h0use-to-hOuse
inspection and examination of every case
Of sickness occurring I'm the city Of Mi
ami during the past ten days which Is
now the time elapsed since the discovery
and isolation at quarantine in the bay,
FIVE miles below the city of the one case
of yellow fever. imported here by refugees
from Key West we hereby authorize the
statement that there is not now nor has
there been any other suspicious case In
Miami. The general health candltiOns are
exceptionally good
(Signed) j. l.. HORSEY.
Assistant State Health officer,
j. NJ. JACKSON JR.,
Agent State Board OF Health.
W. C. SIMPSON
Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ. II. S.
KEY WEST. FLA. Sept l5-There
have been thirty new cases of yellow fever
in the past twenty.four hours. One death
mas been reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
PROBING THE
RAMAP0 GRAB
Proceedings Before the Mazet Com
mittee Lacked the Excitement
Seen on Thursday,

NEW YORK. Sept 15-Contrasted with
the pyrOtechnic display OF yesterday 5
| session OF the Mazet Legislative inyestf
cation Committee. to-day's proceedings
were duh and uninteresting IN the eX-
treme. The first portion of the day $
hearing was devoted to "a continuation OF
the investigation of the 500 5oa0O) Ramapo
Water Company. and. although some OF
the testimony that came out was rather
important the audience seemed TO take
little interest even when eX-Mayor Nur-
ster. or Brooklyn was ON me stand
TECHNICAL EVIDENCE.
Ex-Judge John +. Dillon was the first
witness of the day. His testimony count
"a for little or nothing. AS for eX-Mayor
Wurstor. OF Brooklyn. the evidence which
he produced was technical, and not easily
comprehonded by layman Louis +.
Hartman. president OF the borough Of
Bronx. seemed to- think that an increased
supply of water was necessity. but he
was opposed 10 private ownership on
general principles
Maurice r. OIWlihau. president Of
the Board of Public Improvements, tes-
Nfed that under existing circumstances
ne wou.. be willing TO put through the
Ramapo Water Company contract If he
had power
From water 10 IRE was an easy trans
action with Mr. Moss. At any rate. the
attorney FOR the Investigating Committee
passed from the one subject to the other
with remarkable rapidity A dozen fire
men. who were I'm the rooms of the Su-
preme Court building were called to the
stand for the purpose of demonstrating
that mtoNlcation prevailed in the Fire
Department. that the men were compelled
10 contribute one per cent OF their sala-
ries to the general welfare of TammanY
Han. and that other abuses prevailed In
this section of the municipal government
Nothing sensational however was ELECTED
at this afternoons proceedings. Al the
conclusion OF the hearing Mr.. Moss gave
out statement in reply TO the tyne
written document produced yesterday by
Richard CROKER.
MOSS OWNS Up.
Mr. Moss explained that he had not
witnessed the signature 20 the document
10 which Mr. Croker and Justice Van
Brunt had objected. but that he had acted
I'm good faith. lie claimed that at the
time an appeal had been taken IN this
particular Schooley case. when he was
called upon 10 answer regarding his acts
as a notary that he was the attorney for
the Society for the Prevention Of Crime
and that the opinion Of the judges given
out by Mr. croker was writtea without his
bcin. accorded hearing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
VANDERBlLPS FUNERAL.
Simple Services over the Remains of
the Dead Millionaire.


NEW YORK. Sept l5.-Funoral services
were held over the remains Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt I'm ST. Bartholomew Episcopal
church. The church funeral was preceded
by short exercises at the house To which
only members Of the family and close
friends were admitted. The Rev DR..
David IT, Greer. rector OF 81. BarthOl0-
news. oflciatcd AT both services From
the house to the church the funeral party
included Mrs Vanderbilt her children,
Cornelius. Gladys Reginald ana Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney William X Fred
crirk and George Vanderbilt brothers Of
the dead man. Mrs Elliott +. Shepard,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Sloane and their two
children and Mr. and Mrs. II. Mckay
Jwombley.
At the church the casket was preceded
down the aisle by Bishop Potter and Dr.
Greer. the Bishop recitng the first SEN
tences Of the Episcopal service hegnnlg:
81 am the resurrection and the life
The first lesson was read by the Rev.
Henry Morgan Stone. Of Trinity chufch'
Newport Dr. Greer read the burial SER
vice and the Bishop performed the rite
OF shrinking dust ON the casket accord
ing TO the Episcopal ritual. The services
were extremely simple. Chom OF Sixty
mixed voices under the direction OF the
church organist, Richard Henry Warren
sang the music OF the services and Chop-
ms funeral march was played as the
procession moved mp The aisle. The only
floral tributes al the church were from
the members of the family. one great
cross of roses. orchids and lilies of the
valley. and more than six feet tall stood
near the casket
Mrs. Vanderbilt walked with her eldest
son. Cornelius At the close Of the church
service the casket was taken 90 the Van
derbilt mausoleum Newdorp Staten Is
land
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
SUMMARY OF T0-DAYS' NEWS.



DR. Hawthorne 70 preach on the Drey-
What Mr.. Boyd has to say about the
electric-line purchase.
Plans Tor the civic carnival
Some interesting political news and
gossip.
The steamer Morgan ailoat.
state.
Noah Finley hanged I'm Pulaski for
highway robbery ~.
C Harding walker nominated IN kich-
mond county fer the House.
-Haii-storm m Lunenburg does mucn
-Western cigarette Machine Company.
OF Winston y c.. sells out.
-Chambcrlin Hotel at old Point Com
fort reOpens. IN ..-
negro In Alexandria.
General
Bryan declined TO debate with Bourke
Cochran In Chicago.
The yellow-fever situation III tue South
is more encouraging.
The NEGRO Delegal acquitted OF the
charge OF criminal assault.
Reports of our export trade break all
Gornelius Vandcrbits funeral from
~ bartholomew In New York
-schley's new post likely to be most
important one.
Foreign.
The situation In the Transvasl Is far
from reassurlng.
Mr. Michael Davitt scores England FOE
her sympathy for Dreyfus:
Reported that steps viii be taken az
once for Dreyfus' pardon lie Will with-
draw his appeal
THE Pope anxious TO act as pescemaksr
in favor OF France
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
SCHLEY'S NEW POST.
Number Of Vessels in South Atlantic
Station to b. Increased.

WASHINGTON. September l5-Some-
time ago Admiral schley applied 10 the
Navy Department for sea service Al
present he is head OF the retiring boart
The Navy Department has now granted
the request and has notified him to hold
himself i'm readiness for sea. lie has beer
assigned 10 command The South Atlantic
station. and the department Is about 20
take steps 10 make the commend com
mensurate with his rank by Increasing
considerably the number OF vessels on
the station The Cincinnati probably will
go there the Detroit is already on her
way TO join. and the Marblehead is like
lv to be attached. Altogether there will be
about five or six ships on the station when
the quota IS nlled.
II Is said az the department that with
a threatened war I'm south Africa. which
IL part OF the station, and the disturbed
conditions IN South and Central America,
the South Atlantic command is likoly 10
become am important one in the service
in the near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16

tient and when the day came 10 close
without a verdict. the mutterings In
creased. BY some means word was con-
veyed 10 the jury that unless a verdict
OF death was forthcoming by 10 o'clock
the following morning the people would
take things into their own hands
WISE MEN.
The jury. being composed OF wise men.
took the hint and shortly before the hour
indicated a verdict Of death was returned.
That the jury had the legal right to rem
der such a verdict Is not disputed for the
law on The subject Is plain. Ii says:
IF a person commits robbery by the
threat or presentment OF firearms he shall
Doe punished with death. or I'm the discrc-
tion OF the jury. by confinement etc
NO murder was committed In this case
and the prisoner claimed that none was
intended. the shots fired by him being
only a bluff"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
Now EonndIand Hurricane.

ST. JOHNS. y r.. Sept IA violent
hurricane swept this section of sew
Foundland last night The Allan ste M
shin C0rpan from philadelphia. bad a
frlghtful massage. and the steamer Sylvia
was delayed f0rty-two hours -Four nsh.
ing vessels were driven on the ~. Johns
coast and three men and woman
drowned widespread desfr. .n - ffh
ing promises ls reported and it Is feared
there has been much damage and oss q
life qf distant points
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
SYMPATHY IS
ALL MISPLACED
Mr., Michael Davitt Scores English
for Their Expressions for DreyfuS
They Are Ridiculous.

LONDON. Sept. lj.-The papers are still
flooded with Dreyfus letters. the most
remarkable to-day being from Mr.. Michael
Davitt the Irish Nationalist member Of
Parliament. and the Rev. Hugh Price
Hughes editor Of the Methodist Times
Mr. Davitt says English sympathy for
the prisoner is entirely due TO the fact
that Dreyfus is rich man instead OF a
poor one.
NO CONSPIRACY.
"No absolutely innocent man. contin-
nod Mr. Davitt '-was ever convicted
twice I'm any civilized country by a jurS
of his peers No civilized country could
produce a conspiracy Of men educated,
cultured and responsible. Ike the French
military chiefs. 10 stOop 10 the baseness
and infamy Of plotting to ruin an insig-
nifcant officer The sugDositiOn is too
monstrous TO be entertained by any mind
uuWarned bv nti-French feeling.
MRS. MAY BRICK.
..What have YOU 10 say about Florence
Nfavhrick2 Your Lord chief Justice Is
said 10 believe her innocent. So do many
eminent Fnclishmen and tens OF th0us-
anas Of Americas Why has she not had
n second trial. N innocent? She has suf-
fared ten times more than Dreyfus could
suffer. She Is an American citizen aban-
doncd more or less by the press and pub
lie opinion OF her which can repeat the
LondUn-p -phrased insults 10 france FOR the
alleged miscarriage OF justice. but which
do not have a word OF protest or OF re-
proach against England. which refuses
I'm listen ,ven 10 the petitions Of mercy
addressed by their unfortunate country
womans British gaolers
The Rev. DR. Hugh Price Hughes, In
the Methodist Times. protests against the
first OF England's gentlemen. Prince OF
wales. beirg allowed as chairman OF
British commerce to b. associated with
liars forgers and assass.n n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16

"A II. NI.
....- ,...,,,,.,,.-,,o,, was
-N''" I'''. 90 que a. -..,...,.
hupg in The Jail y'ru mere "' i'
this morning inside an enclosure erected
for The purnose.
.rt.. ....,,t,, ,,,e nrivafe. only the
Ine execution was P' '''"'''
sheriff. Ibis attendants the munster anu
% few press representatives, doctors ana
.h. .,.,i,.. ,,ffn,s... required by law
...,..,,r, ebout
were aio"'' i''S'N' '''
fnirly-tve persons in al" a..
only those who nad PERMISSION I'O'' ''''
sheriff were admitted r.,
Rov. J A. Huuord pastorDI tne hulh-
Gran church. hy request of thc prisoner
STAYED with hIm to the iast
Drs G. E Pcyon. of iulash' w. ..
tnoua of Elst Pulaski, j. ID. Stearncs OF
uubHn. and G.. q. Caunady, of Roanoke
,,ere rra-enf as physicians. The sheriff
,,,,u.d tho cord from another part of the
1au
ON THE SCAFFOLD.
A. soon as the prisoner got upon the
..,,r,f4 Nfr ru0ord began reclting the
crood v-ifh him and then offered a touch
,r,, retition for the soul of the prisoner
a., ,.,,,d ,, with the Lords prayer
t,,,t.,, r.,e,fod after him He
a .., ttc tran and his feet
was lh'" l'i"''' W.. ,.,,5, tied bebind
tied togetner an" il.7 -. dore Mr..
MN Anle H,' ,'t7, 1obn iH 1s For
huilolU lCf-", 1rirtov rnurfnured
God So loNea, eic' ''N'' i ~ lsr,
that this was ms oiiy h'pV' anu
was adjusted. -
AS This was being oone' anu d W ne
until the trap fell, ne kept pray ms
said in part.
Oh, o"u' 1' ll,- a. On hiqhwav-
may this he Wafnllis ~ ana enemies.
men ana 10 al lNs - ,,rone.u
and Keep aii men Ilo'.' .,'a,'i,, ro.1o n was
The uiop ieI "1 o,iy .it,,,,,..b bis
clear ran or - i,e Gic5 I'm about
neck "fs noI "l9l'ii lr,s. - ,bsn let lin
tWeiN. -'i.. a,9 ofte, eourding for
ia"s l'l -,, ,.,',o,,rced him dead abso-
.Ia -'1.' ,..oe tai-op down at 1882.
'u'-'s ,.rt.,t-t,r, '.l'e ,,y THE CROWD.
7,.. 6ll'ors tben suent few minutes I'm
,,-ar,t,otior and he was taken outside
,yhere bis cofin was opened and the crowd
afIovrcJ to paes by and see him.
The body was then taken 20 The depot
and NM on the noon train for richmond
where IL is 10 be turned over to- the Medi-
cel COLLEGE of Virginia.
one of the largest crowds ever in town
was here to-day but ropes were stretched
around the jail and o. number Of guards
with Wlnchesters and sprinsielus i..l,. h.l,,
the crowd back. lt was au uOue pn''.y w..
and in ofuer ana holHiH5 u'"' '''
CURED. -e..-,,,, t,, ,,btcb
i", lti. =" ,, i'', ,.,,,'i .,,.or,l ,,oonle
he sai9 tnal ne nau h,'.' .'5 -,t,'.d tbem An
s,e ,,.. n,.t ul , ,rboi be d,d NOT love TO
,,'..,,. ,.,s,, ar steol but that he loved
t5'.9 i.1 o,i0,.ei hcinr a highwayman.
iu- CRANE.
.,, .-t.,.. ,,r (which he was condemn
iHt 'ii"'' 49,. 80, A,,e,tet q last
'4 . "i.' ,f.t,r ID parst a
way .'N anu t.. ~ D,,sTin pulasld
pioiilh. ht i''' ''''''''
county. e..... .,,, +,,,,o tl,o es,tence was
A'''.s. 5i.,i,rI, unlo1e one ina
.r,,,,o or mat nature
'..-- .......'r, ,,..e hro,,rbt IN bear on
e.. ...r,,,,,,to it fo life inn
'".
P .......o- t, Gror,. decided TO
l- y. tai,s its roiirse Giving
..,r,' ,...s..,,or WAS convicted bv Jury
..,,, ,,.h, .t.ts b., o9fh fhat
,h.r ..ers .nb,aeed and could give the