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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-20
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The Peters Comedy Company played to
another big house last night, and seemed
to delight the audience. THE Moonshin-
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really thrilling-was presented, and It was
done in a credible manner The specialties
which were introduced were exceedingly
good
"A Booming Town" will be presented to-
night. when so in gold will be given away.
Fair Play will be the bill at the matt
nee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-20

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IN THE RAILROAD WORLD.
Matters of Interest in savannah ana
Elsewhere.

MIR. ]. McF. Williams, travelling freight
agent of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road with headquarters at Montgomery y,
was among his friends in the city yester-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
CUPID INvADES THE PROFESSION
Young Minister OF Hanover Weds an
Attractive Teacher of Fairmount.

Fairfield Presbyterian church, ia Hen
rico cornty. presented "a pretty scene on
Tuesday evening nth. an sunset. when
r large congregation assembled TO witness
the beautiful wedding OF Rev Richard
Harry Iarks and Miss Salie Everett
Watt. The little church was beautifully
decorated. aad long before the hour for
the ceremouy was crowded 20 IT'S utmost
Tho ceremony was simple and impress
sive. while The order and every detail Of
orrarT cement wera perfect
Promptly 40 1850 the organ pealed forth
ths familiar strains OF the wedding
march. and Mr George can and M. d.
~ Dunn proceeded up the centre aisle
and were followed by the bride. leaning
on the arm OF her brother. AR. George
Watt. Jr. while The groom reached the
altar from the right aisle on the arm Of
his bcsi man. Nj A. H. Caldwell Thus
standing ia "a semi-circle Rev Mr. Wal
fhall pronounced the solmen words which
made "the twain one flesh"
Rev Marks is "a popular young minis
ter OF tho Methodist Episcopal church.
and the bride IS the attractive daughter
Of Nr George Watt. and has been a very
popular and successful teacher In the
Paramount school The happy pair viii
spend a few days with tho groom's
mother. when they Will Tturn 20 hts
work In Hanover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

The Richmond College dormitories viii
be occupied during the Baptist Young
Peoples Union Association meeting in
July by general state delegations.
Plans arc being considered for an en-
closed athletic park on the college pro-
pcrty south Of Franklin street
Mr.. Vivian Myers Of Savannah Ca.
n he was leaving for home handed Pre-
sident Boatwr.ght $50. which he asked
might be counted as his contribution toe
ward a larger gymnasium.
The Law Committee met Wednesday
and transacted routine busienss. The re-
ports submitted showed that The Law
School is growing steadily and attracting
every year larger and better prepared
patronage There We're ff,y-siX young
men IN the department during 1895 80,
fifteen Of whom graduated
Tho Edward Thompson Company prize.
valued az $50 VIII this year be awarded
FOR s.e best thesis ON the subject EFF
fsct of Infancy as a Defence 10 an Action
on the Case of Misrepresentation" The
contest. which closes next September, is
open 20 students OF last session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE.
4 President aud Professor 10 BE Eject
cd july 3fsf.

A meeting of the trustees of Ran1olph-
Macon was held JAG lu O'Clock yesterday
morning in Centenary church to consider
The question of e.ecting pr, siaent OF
Eand1lph-Mae1l to succeed Dr. j. a..
Kern resigned.
Bishop hn g. CRANBERRY pr sided. and
the following members were ln attend
ance. The President of the Board Drs.
Iaul Whitehead J. j. Lanerty. J q.
Garland. Vs. o Starr, Rev j. S. Iutch-
iu on. j. G. Reed. j. IT, Mastn. y. +.
Iipscomb and Mcssrs r. T. Davis j.
T.. Branch j. S. Conrad =. s. d. Com
way a. s Buford g.. B. Finch. g. t..
Neville. w. W. Vicar, ". j. Kilby. and r.
Troy.
The President o. the BOARD laid before
the Board the resignation OF DIT. J. 4
Kern. President OF pandolph-AiacOn COL
lege and professor of Moral Philosophy
and the English Bible. on motion of
Rev Dr. j. j. Garland, the following
resolution was adopted.
Resolved That the resignation OF Rev.
J. A. Kern. d j.. President of Randolph
Macon College. be- and the same is here
by accepted 20 take effect on the first Of
september next. or upon the election Of
his successor.
THAT We hereby express our high an
probation of the services Of Dr Kern
both as president and professor. and our
regret 20 part with him"
The following resolution was also
adopted.
THAT when th's board adjourns. Il adj
journs 10 meet again at Centenary
church. Richmond. July Nst az which
time a professor and president shall be
elected and that "a committee OF five De
appointed 90 take into consideration the
whole matter of supplying the places
made vacant by the resignation ~ Dr.
Kern. and make such recommendation
TO the Board as they may See iii To- I'll
said vacancies"
The chair asked FOR time 20 make the
appointments TO dn the committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

Of property just outside OF the city
limits along tho streets or alleys where
water mains have been laid in regard 20
the supply OF city water. and that the
charge De not less than I'd per cent. more
than is paid for similar amounts of water
consumed in the city.
Mr. Whalen moved that the committee
recommend the adoption OF the ordinance
10 the Council. but the motion was lost
by tie vote of Goo g, which was as foi-
lows:
Ayes essrs. Whlttot, Whaien, Tam
ner-3
Noes-Mossrs Cutchins. Gordon, Fer
gussou--'
on motion of Mr. WhaIn This vote was
finally rccons'dered and on motion of
Mr. Whttet the further consideration OF
tho matter was laid oyer until the next
monthly meeting.
After the transaction OF some routine
business of minor Importance the come
mittee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
A DIVIDEND
NORTH STATE NEWS.
Russell Makes Proposition - Jim
Crow" Car Law Claims PAID.

RALEIGH, y. g.. June -j.-special--
The State Board of Internal Improvement
Is in session here discussing the ALahuc
and North Carolina Railroad in wnich lhe
state owns such a big share Of stock Inc
new board of directors and presiden. a"d
tine old Republican officials are lighting
each other $50 Governor Russell made tne
board ID proposition as follows: Indl am
legislation cease; that the board ana the
Governor each appoint proxy, leaving
the private stockholders TO decide as I'd
which is the States legal representative
in the board of directors. This Was agreed
10 and the statement made Oy the Gov
ernor that the present ones IN power
would give up without a suit when ther
time was mp in September. Mr.. Dortch
of Gold 0OrO, has been appointed Dy ihe
board as State proxy and the Governor
Will announce his appointment later
The state Guard encampment Is py no
means assured. unless the railroad rates
are reduced
claims amounting 10 &SB2 against
the penltentiary were settled yesterday.
The complaint as TO the violation OF the
linn CROW Car Law by the Southern
Railway comes. Il is said. mostly from the
drummers. but still there IS complaint
from other parties. II IS said mat me
arrommodatl0ns on the seaboard AIT Line
and the Atlantic Coast lAne are ample
and comfortable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

In the account of the meeting OF the
Committees on Finance and Light TO con-
slider the question OF making an appropri-
alton 20 improve the Gas Works, Mr. T.
A. Harralson was quoted as saying that
che thought the city would Doe We'll rid
Of the incubus of the Gas Works If II
could get $4,000 Tor them
The sum specified by Mr. HARRISON waa
81 10000 He was explaining in reply to
Mr. Mosby that the money invested I'm
the Gas Works must be taken account Of
I'm estimating the profit from the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
CAPT. OREYFUS' FRIENDS,
They VIII Cable Congratulations and
Hold Banquet.


A meeting Of the joint committees on
Plans and Resolutions and Finance ape
pointed at the conference of Captain
Dreytus' friends Wednesday night. was
held last evening at Ford's Hotel Every
member OF the TWO committees was in
attendance. Mr.. Charles Hlizier pre-
sided
1t was decided 90 form an organization
under the name of the "Dreyfus Jubilee
Association Of Richmond VA"
Tile headquarters OF the association
viii De at Ford Hotel whore an persons
male or female. in sympathy with the.
movement viii Dee enrolled FREQ Of charge
by Captain Paul Well
Mr. HWzer prepared an application
FOR membership which viii Doe generally
circulated as soon ass printed
Immediately upon Captain Drcyfus lib-
GRAFTON the chairman and secretary are
instructed 90 cable him FOO Che name 0f
the association expressing ITS qualification
40 the result.
a grand banquet is 20 De given ass soon
thereafter as possible.
Alr. Henry Block was elected treasurer
and an unsolicited subscription OF $40
was made by the members OF the COM
mlttee and two spectators in attendance
The chair stated before adiouruiug that
@ general meeting Of the association
would De held without further notice upon
the n ght of the day when the verdict OF
acquittai Is promulgated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

Superintendent Fox, Of the public
schools of Richmond examined Misses
jamie S. Herrou. Florence o. Talley' and
Frances a. Young for positions as teach
ers in public schools.
None of these young ladies' were from
this city but represented the counties
of Prince William. Louisa, and Powhatan
respectively. and only one of them had
filed an application for a position as
teacher ON one OF the public schools OF
this city.
Neither Of the three Young ladies'. how
ever. was given an appointment. as the
existing vacancies were. according 10 GUS
tom. filled from the reserve list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
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umns OF The Times. This report IS now
before the Finance and Light Committees
and Will be returned 20 the Council with
modified recommendations
Added 90 Mr. Knowles report IS an eN-
tract from the report Of Mr. T. J. War
rca. the CITY Auditor. showing that ac-
cordlrc 90 hIs books 'ho receipts from the
CITY Gas Works amounted 90 NM23 3d.
While the expenditures during that period
were Ngl S1l5a This latter amount in-
cludcs the sum Of $3.50 % FOR the extern
sion OF cas mains. and The sum Of SOFA 81
Tor lamp Sighting and street lighting.
These two items Mr Knowles claims.
should not De charged up TO his depart
mcnt. unless credit DE given Tor The same
in some way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
COMMITTEE ON WATER.
The Southern Railway Supply Co.
Gets Contract for Meters.

Gets Contract for Meters
| The Council Committee ON Water held
! a long session last evening All the
mombers We're present. as follows Messrs.
/ Tanner chairman Winston. Whlttet.
| Gordon. Cutchins Ferguson, Mills. Mont
gcmery and Whalen.
The first matter taken up was the ques
tion Of awarding the contract for the
furnishing Of $50 water metres and COZ
necu0ns. the subject having been laid
on tho table az the last meeting.
Mr. Mills moved that the contract be
awarded 10 Mcssrs. c. & A. Bargamin
as the lowest bidders. who offered 10 fur
nish the metres at s. and supply the con-
nectOns free OF charge.
Mr. Gordon thought the Southern Rail
way Supply Company had been treated
wrongly at q previous meeting when that
firm was the lowest bidder and AN the
bids We're rejected He therefore offered
as a substitute that the contract DE given
20 that firm al its price OF s. for the
IN tres ana 30 cents for each connection.
a good deal OF discussion ensued. dur
Ing which one or two more substitutes
We're offered. which were. however. sub.
sequently Withdrawn.
Mr.. G0rdOn's substitute awarding the
contract 60 the Southern Railway Supply
Company was then adopted by a vote OF
g Go t. which was as follows:
Ayes-Mcssrs. Cutchins. Montgomery.
Gordon FERGUSON and Tanner-5
Noes-Messrs. Whittet. Mills, Winston
and Whalen-i
Mr. Whittet moved that the Superin-
tendent communicate with the City At
torney TO ascertain whether the awarding
Of the contract was legal. If this was
the case the Superintendent should notify
the successful bidder OF the awarding OF
the contract Otherwise. the Suparinten-
dent Is 20 report 20 the chairman 50 that
a meeting OF the committee might be
called at once. The motion was agreed
to.
An ordinance prepared by the City At
torney was taken up which al
lows the committee 10 enter into
contract With owncra or occupants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30


Richmond. Georc J.. Burchs admins
traitor % Laviria Muire's trustee. -
feet on south side of Broad street 90 feet
west Of Twenty-nnth. S6525e.
Chewing d. Roses trustee 10 Cora A..
Sizer. % l-2 feet at northeast corner Mar
shall and Hancock streets. N.705
Trex'er * Eimore's trustees 90 Char
lotto Chesky. 81 feet ON north side Of
Hanover street 46 feet from Meadow,
81 $685.
Thomas y. O'Gorman and wife 20
Emma " Hardesty. 46 10 feet on north
side Of Clay street 20 feet east OF Twenty
first Slg29 o.
William Rebman and wife 10 J. W
Solomon. q l-1-212 feet on north side
Broad street between First and Second
streets. 5000
Henrlco: NJ J. and J. S Lucy 20 Chas
S. Strngfelow, Jr. trustee. lot % and
north Il feet Of lot a. block +, in plan Of
Sidney. si5e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

FRAYsER -u.d. at her residence, No
"a T.. Jacks street.. in Richmond. June
~ f.a. M SARAH H. FRAYSER
native oil Noa Kent county. in the
seventy-arst r OF her age.
Burial will take place ia Hollywood
FRIDAY -. ta. at II o'clock A. ".
OWENS Died thursday a d, o'clock p.
~ e st-eist ....i var OF her see. "
Funeral THs Friday EVENING
from the family rsidence. No. s13 east
Marshall s,re.t at g o'clock.
V-A1-r-r,.a ..ff.r.y. June cath. in At
lama GA. rt}rEs WYNN WAff;
Martina 3 q O. 90 the thirty-eighth
year Of hts aea ,,-.
The remains ril oe brought bro, 1t to this
SATuRDAV MORNING at o o'clock
from the residence OF Mrs. NJ. A. Allen.
2d1 south Third street. -----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
THE GAS WORKS.
The Annual Report Of superintendent
knOwlf =.

Mr. W. =. Knowles. the superinten-
dent OF The City Gas Works has just pub
llshed his annual report which contains
detailed statement OF tho result OF The
operation OF these works for the year
ending December ls9.
During the year tine total amount Of
gas consumed was l0.1sS 10 cubic feet
There were 2ii1soooo cubic feet OF gas
generated. being an increase Of 2.163S1
over the preceding year
The report shows that there are les
street lamps. Of which l25 are equipped
with Wel'back fixtures.
The total receipts were .is5 1858. being
an excess ~ receipts over expenditures
Of ss1.2es.fi. a total IA favor Of the works
Of e0sae.fs.
The report closes with number OF re-
commentators as 70 charging certain
paris Of the Gas Works and modernizlnX
the entire plant These recommendations
were incorporated In recent report made
by Mr. Knowles 10 tho City Council and
published Ia full IL the time Ia the col
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

General George j. Hundley. Amelia.
William J.. Barbour. South Boston; w.
T. Harrison. Charles City. W. II. Evans
Amherst. Conrad Kownsiar and ID. Erie
land Lewis Berryville. are az Murphy
r. l.. Voolfolk Louisa; r. w. Crowder
and S. o. Bland WaynesborO: u. IT,.
smith and wife and Miss Esther Smith
Toano. n. C.. Joyner Amherst; @. H.
wilkins wife and two children. Lynch
burg: u. W. owen and Rufus owen.
South Boston: W. u. luke and wife
Covington X D. Urquhart Saltviiie
and Frank d. Watkins. Smithville, are
go FOrd's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
Second Market.

The Council Committee on Second Mar
ket held IT'S regular monthly meeting in
Room No II, OF the City Hail. last
evening at O'Clock. with the following
members present: Messrs. Hobson CHAIR
mani Gordon. Heeke and Miner.
Nj j. T. Flournoy. clerk Of the mar
ke,. reported that during the month Of
June ne collected the sum OF Sici.9 for
stall rents etc.
on motion OF Mr.. Miner. the clerk Of
the market was instructed TO see that
each occupied stall in the market be pro-
vided with gas metres by the light de-
nartment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
CARING FOR Tie
INFIRM OFFICERS
Board Of Police COmnaiorers Con-
slider the Matt.
POLICEMAN REX DISABLED.
Provision Made for Him ana A. ,v,t-
ter u. Schiief Chosen Go ,uccccI
Him-Othcr Matte, of
Interest.

The Board OF Police Comm ners held
called meeting in the ofic. he Chief
of Police in the city Ia esterday
afternoon at o'clock. one objects
being what steps might be for the
creation OF "a pension fund members
of the police force. who bad 1me ois-
ab.od while in The service OF ity. All
the members were present follow.
Mayor Richard 81. Taylor Gilman. and
Commissioners j. d. Welsh. j.. Zig. g..
O.. Bosnef, j. w. l'i'De' J' b and
ID. A. We.nbrunn
COMMITTEE INNlI.l.
After brief c0nsultation fees~s
Welsh. Boshor and Laube wer uestoa
90 appear as committee the
Council Committee on Police, t.H n SOS.
sion I'm Room 80. u. inviting tla to ioin
the board 80. conference on Oh. ,bioof
of creating q pension fund. a.. lehalf
Of the citizens al large. Messrs. CO
RAVES. J.. Il. Morris and Jamts 81 8ovd
appeared before the board.
These gentlemen. ass well as ts nan-
hors of the Council committee, nted
their views on the subject. but d. mite
action was taken.
The board subsequently ceclde a an
propriate from It's funds me SUN 500
for the Police Benevolent una, ible
fin monthly installments Of So his
amount is % De taken from the oil
lected I'm the Police Court. which Ter
the law. are now turned over 10 3D. lrd
Of Police Commissioners boy the ice
Justice
MIR REX DISCHARGED.
Dr. O.. W. =. Brock, the surgeon % ne
Police Department appeared hefoe ne
board and submitted a report th.t o.
liceman j. w. Rex was not pn1
able 10 perform an the duues re- ttsi.
lie was. therefore, dischafsea ZION Ire
force. ana MI wafer j.. 0chIe VAS
elected in his place Tor term ot .r-3
years beginning july ISL
Mr. Schief has been a private e..-
tive FOR a number OF years and fe'..'r
was doorkeeper az the BiJou Theatre
Police Committee.
Tho Council Committee an Police t...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
THEY WILL UNITE.
Commit o from Chamber OF Com.
mercc and y. VI ~. \, Meet

The probabilities are that the Young
Mems Business Association and Cham
Der OF Commerce will shortly unite upon
o basis satisfactory TO both
As heretofore announced the commit
tees from the two bodies met i~st nigbt
at the jefferson, having IN view the ado,
ton OF such measures as would Increase
their usefulness IN promoting the wen.
being OF Richmond
Nothing was given ont Tor Duhfcatio,
bat 60 Is understood that there was ne-
feet Immunity Of sentiment among fh.
representatives o. tho two bodies and mon,
adjourned with directions from their re-
spective chairmen 10 report tho results
OF the conference 10 the directors Of .ach
organization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

subpoenas were received yesterday at
the United States Marshers office for
Lucien ". Doyle. Thomas L. Johnson,
ana Willis v Martin. of Waverly Sta
ton Va. and for VIM. +. Burger OF
Farmvile. Va, as witnesses before the
United states grand jury az Alexandria
on July SIN IN the case OF tho United
states against r. c.. White, alias Frank
Roden. charged with robbing the post
offices at Wayeriy Va. and Weayerton.
Md
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30

Judge p. r. Wexford. Jr.. in the Cir
cult Court OF Henrico. has granted a di-
vorce 10 Hannah Bafham from J. w.
Barham.
Judge +. c. MINOR. OF the Law and
Equity Court. has awarded decree Of
divorce TO Anne Norvell from Leroy Nor
we'll
Mr.. William II. Beveridgo was counsel
fu both cases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
Gilkey-McDonaid.

MARION. y. c.. June &.-special-Such
brilliant scene and an immense throng
OF people was probably never assembled
ON any previous occasion at the Metho-
dist church than was there to-day at nigh
noon 10 witness the marriage or Mr.. ).
ounce Gilkey and Miss sallie Duraht
Mcdonald. Rev. r. ID. Sheriff., pastor OF
the church. ofIiciated. The church was
deliberately decorated with flowers. The
bridesmaids were attired In white or
candle costumes and large black leg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
WILL BE MUSTERED IN.

Company S,xt, Six Members on the
Certified Muster Roll.
Colonel Jo Lane Stern the Assistant
Inspector General yesterday submit
Ted to tho Admtant General his report
recommending The mastering in OF Co. f.
%. tac old First Regiment. The report
was accompanied by the verified muster
rou Of the company showing that so far
s'xty-six men had signed the necessary
papers 90 become members of the CONF
panr.
Admtaut General Nalle will now likely
order the company into the State ser-
vice This viii be- the first company THAT
enters tine volunteer f0rco after The
Spanish war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-30
EVIDENCE IN
THE H0GE CASE
II Was Concluded for Both Sides
Yesterday,
PREPARING FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
They viii he Submitted TO the Jury
This Morning. aud Argument
Will Begin Yesterdays
Proceedings.
PREPARING FOR INSTRUCTIONS.

The evidence I'm the case Of the execu-
TOYS az pos, nm No. u tr.... ,.,,i,,.t
'he richmond Railway ana Electric COM
pany was AN I'm when the city Circuit
Court adjourned Yesterday afternoon.
.., .....,. ..... ,..... d.. ,.-......,......
1he case ~. PROBABLY go io the jury To-
night or tomorrow.
IL was noon Yesterday before a Jury
could Doe obtained. the sheriu having been
compelled 90 bring I'm three venlro5 of
tweutv-six men each.
JURY OBTAINED
The jury finally obtained was com
posed of the following citizens:
Messrs Jno " Noting. Casnar Wend-
u,rer 4 l.. Moore h ANDERSON Wall
tcrs ertl.,t ,y,dJiir ~ 4 CEN.
Try. e.. j. shum.n. NJ. n. Garnett. H. g.
Hartman Isaac u Rricps Samuel a..
rairborls
Tbe rlainnr was raprosonfed hy
Nassrs Leaka A. carter and Messrs.
Henry A. Williams v-hilo Afr Nvndh3m
r. Meredith looked after the interests Of
The railroad romnarv
Mr. Hu Carter stated tho case for the
oIaintin and Sir Meredith ron.ied for rho
deferlaot mo tekin- ~ the evidence
f.r tbe nialntie was fhon rors into and
AIRS Ia ronr was the Grst witness who
described tha accident which haprenal
or Novembor itb lash about q o'c..c, i'm
he ortor-,,,r
pe. Dr 100. WAS thon returning from
o. Gid, b., SOM. r,o,,lers nj bis conrre-
,,,tior v,ben at the corner of Madison
ami Main stroe+s an efocfrfc car re-, in.
10 The rear of his buggy. throwing him
amt an fhe street and l,,fsinr serious in
uries
DIR MGuREs EVIDENCE
DR. Hunter Mcclure. who was called 90
Immediately after Rev Dr. Hoee had been
taken home. was the next witness. He
described how he found his patient. who
was badly bruised and had two ribs
broken. besides receiving internal in-
1uries. Witness stated that Dr. Hoge's
death was the direct result or the acct