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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
LOST OPPORTUNITY.

We thank the Rev DR.. ]. B.rI1awthorne
for the kind reference to The Times cons,
tanned in his communication OF yester-.
day, but NE must say that while he ap-
plauds The Times for the fight which 1t
has made In behalf of law and order, he
does not hold up our. hands. Or. Haw-
thorne said:
The, brnycst and nobiest men are talli.
BILE. In their zeal for a great cause they
sometimes m!sjndge others. am sun
that The Times will allow me 10 say
that. after careful, study of all the Facts
In the case i am convinced that 1t has
made mistake In fixing I he sponsib,li-5
Is for the Withdrawal of the military
from Emporia upon the Governor. am
confident that when the matter Is thor
oughly ventilated, the verdict OF the pfo-3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
Cannot Be Coiidoncd.

The lyncling at Emporia last week was
a blot upon the name OF the Common
wealth and some one should be made to
answer for the nlismana cement that made
it possible. There is no condoning the
crime which the two men committed, but
the law should have been allowed to take
its course. The presence or absence OF
the military had nothing to do with it..
The burden Of guilt is upon the citizens
who, after The assurance that the prison.
ers would never be allowed to leave the
country alive, took matters into their own
hands and mcted out the punishment OF
Death. How can there ever be a change
for the better if the people themselves
do not put a curb upon their passions and
help to make the law sufficient for iudg
Inent and execution? 1t is true that such
words will find ready audience in the
time Of peace AMI that the citizens Of
Emporia would endorse them as aDolica-
bic to others, and that in the moment
Of excitement and indigna tion over the
pcrpctraton Of some more than ordinary
brutal crime men are not apt TO stop ana
think, yet the responsibility is there all
the same. Each act of this KIND removes
more and more Of the dignity of the law
and the respect in which 1T should be
held, and makes it more difficult for those
who would see all such matters left to
the court. We Go not know who was re-
sponsible in this case: whether it was
due to the excitement on the part of the
sheriff or to the prejudice Or weakness of
that officer, whether the Governor was
at fault in Withdrawing the military, or
what not, but we do know nhat If such
occurrences are to be stopped here is an
instance in which an examine can be
made. 1t should be investigated. We
would not claim for our own section, I'M
7 l. Fniy -to,, T1I-t, i1o
than we do now for Enporia.-Roanoke
Times
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SOUTHERN NOTES.

Mr.. Foke Smith, who was Secretary of
the Interior under President Cleveland,
has sold his newspaper, the Atlanta Jour
nal, to syndicate headed by 7. Jefferson
Coolidge, of Boston. Mr.. Smith bought
a controlling interest in the Journal six
teen years ago. The price paid is not
given, but it is said to have been very
substantial advance on what he paid
for it.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Grigss, of Upsl,aw,
near Marietta, Ca. has just celebrated
the sixty-eighth anniversary of their mar
riage
Mississippi wants to get into the cotton
milling business, and SO the Legislature
has exempted cotton mills from taxation,
save county and local, for a period Of ten
years, and has also provided large APP
Precipitation for a textile school at Stark
vile.
1t is said that more property has
changed hands at Lakeland, Fla, during
the past few months than at any time
within five years Most of it is orange
groves or other improved property. and
prices are satisfactory.
The Bank of Southwest Georgia has
purchased as an investment a large block
Of property in Americas. Ga, known as
Windsor Hotel Park. The land is the
most valuable in tine city, and will be
divided into building lots and sold.
Ar. Joseph b. Caldwell, one of the
most prominent clothing merchants of
Atlanta, recently took an overdose of
laudanum in the presence of his wife, and
he died. His wife declares that the drug
was not taken with suicidal intent Cald-
we'll had been drinking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
The Peoples

The Peoples
They rode into battle at break OF #ene
with sashes and sabres and gontalohs
The clashIng of harness. the hashlns .
The beat Of the drum and the tru ll1'1',.
Not a heart nor an eye out "e'
and bright,
All crumpled and slken and snowy thes
grew ~, -, =
In tangle of grasses. starred over VIZ
dew. 80 +non,
But the wheels of the cannon above mem '
were rolled,
The hoofs Of the horses struck deep in
the mold,
And trampled and tattereo At Aaii % .Ae
night
Were the peoples Of white;
They Law in the meadow distillng thelr
sleep
Till the soldiers were wrapped in a SUM
Der so deep
unclose
To visions of glory their lids of repose.
The mist drew 4 veil DER the brows Oh
the dead
And the peoples were red
Rot1, sea bbards and sabres have crumbled
to dust,
And roses have bloomed from the oaso-
nets rust,
But unbleached by the SUM- ana IN
cleansed by the rain,
The crimson Of blood must forever re-
main
On the blossoms that over the oattleneio
spread,
For the peoples are red.
-Minna Irving in The Smart Set.
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Truck Company No.zs resronded to the
BURGLAR. ENTERS RESIDENCE:
Ana is Frightened Away by a Brave

Boy.
a burcIar entered the home Of Mr.. w.
NJ. Millei No. 10 East Clay Street, Tues
day night about 10 o'clock, but was fright
scncd away by Willie, the Sxteen-year-old
son of Mr.. Miller, whose prompt action,
urdoubteuly, prevented anything being
taken
Mr.. Miller and his family went to
church. with the exception of his son
Willie, who remained at home re e,l 8;
The family returned about O'Clock and
at once retired, but the little boy sat
I'D until about 10:30 o'clock.
Soon after he went up stairs noise,
as though chair had been overturned,
was heard in the kitchen. The little boy
at once snatched up his pistol and rush
ed to the window. AS he looked out
negro man jumped out of the Kitchen
window and made off. The young man
fired two shots at him, and then went
down with his father to investigate.
MIR. Miller thought he heard groans,
and concluded that the negro had been
wounded, but search failed to disclose
any trace of him.
He then went in quest Ct policeman,
who also made examination of the prem
ises without results.
A search of the house soon thereafter
showed that the door of the closet con-
tanning the gas metre was open. MIR. MIL
Ter thinks that the man had entered the
house some time during the day ana
concealed himself in the closet, where ne
waited until the family had gone up
stairs He will give the next burglar
warm reception He will also be care
full that the front door is kept locked
during the day, which is a wise plan Tor
all to follow.
Mr.. Miller has not yet been able to
ascertain whether anything was stolen
by the burglar.
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Why Smith Left Home.

George II. Broadhurst's mirthful pleni-
tude, .'Why Smith Left Home" will be
seen at the Academy tonight
1t is the case Of too many relatives
and friends on the side Of Mrs. Smith.
Smith is an example of long suffer
ing type. His woes have been shared
many times by Tom. Dick and Harry.
In the company are many comedians OF
more than passing note, including Frank
TannehiI, Jr, Engene Redding, c. Jay
Williams, Frederick Roberts, Gilbert
Gardner, Nellie Aiaskell, Jennie Engle,
Lottie Williams Salter, Rose Hubbard,
Belle Chamberlin and Lizzie May Timer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
CLEARED OF SERIOUS CHARGE.
Young Warren Brown Charged With
Stealing II Preachers Steers.

CHlRTSTIANSBURG, VA, March IS
Special-The trial of Warren Brown.
young man of very prominent family, for
tine larceny OF two steers from Rev. Dan
lei c. Moomaw, the we'll known Dunkard
preacher, which has attracted widesoread
Alteration, was concluded this evening by
the jury bringing in a verdict OF acqu.ttil
The accused was ably defended by cup
tain ]. r. Johnson. Colonel j. Hampton
Hoge and Messrs- Moore and Hairless
while Commemorative Attorney H. l.
Roop represented the Commonwealth.
The case was sumEitted to cae Jury
without argument or Instructions. Vhiie
the evidence created very stropI sus-
r,icion against the defendant. yet the
i,1rv did rot consider that his guilt had
been established beyond reasonable
doubt, so they acquitted hdn
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[dIIII[II3I[5I|l|
A Speciality.

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary Syphil-
Ills permanently cured In Is to 80 days.
You can be treated at home for the same
4 price under same guaranty. IL you prefer
r., come here we will contract, to pay rail-
road fare and hotel bills. and no charge II
We fail Ito cure &c You have taken Mer-
scury, Iodide Potash. and still have aches
ssndsnains Mucous Patches In mouth, Sore
throat, Pimptes. Copper-C olored Spots.
Ulcers on any part of the body. hair or
eyebrows falling Out. IL Is this Syphiilitic
BLOOD POISON that we guarantee to
scnre we solicit the most 9obstinate lei cases
and challenge the world for a case We
cannot cure This disease has always
hafYIed the skill of the moseeAatnen.s
snhysieians $5t0; eco capital hehind our nn--
sent sealed on appIl ton. COOK REM
sEDYs Co. No. 3l1 aJasouic Temple, CHI.
"a 60 IL l.ss *
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TAX INEQUALITY !,

Michigan. Tennessee. and other States
have an assessment law which requires
that an property listed for taxation shall
be assessed at its full value.
There ought to be such law in every
State. and 1t ought to be enforced. Tha.
IS the only way to make taxation equal
ana uniform. In some parts Of Virginia.
lands arc assessed Al their full or market
value. z sllsss Al ether PARIS they are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
After Norfolk Plant.

The old Norfolk and Ocean View eltc-
trio plant may be purchased by Mr..
Peter Prval, a well-known contractor Of
Baltimore Mr.. Pryal was in the city
yesterday on his way to Norfolk, where
he will examine the plant with view
10 purchasing the same.
Mr.. Pryal recently purchased the old
plant of the Me,chants' and Miners
Transportation Company. at Norfolk. and
sold it to the government The material
was shipped to Havana and will be used
to advantage at that point.
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Set at Liberty.

Mrs Slope, who had been committed
to Jail for twelve months by justice
Crutchfeld, for harboring the burglars
who robbed Monumental and Christ
Churches, was released yesterday
by order Of Justice Crutchtleld,
on the premise Of her daughter, Mrs.
George Crew, that she would take her
away from Richmond.
Old Mrs Shope was for a long time
believed to have kept resort for thieves.
Annie Melton, the young woman who
lived with Mrs. Shopa, and gave the most
Damaging testimony in the case, was
released shortly after the conviction OF
Mccarthy and De Lancey.
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EN- RIGHT5 GETS DAMAGES f:
old .pall player secures verdiet for.

NEWPORT NEWS. a. March p =
Specialize the Circuit Court to-aay the
jury in the case of Morris Enrsgnt, VINO i1
suad the Newport News Shipbuiidins. anu s.l
Dry Dock Company for SO, Oh, 1orl l .l'i
ries received in the yard. returned YER
dict IN favor of the plant. f1ih g DANE
ages at s., 500.
and had both legs. broken while the bat
3 leship kentucky was being launched ne
1893. Some accident to the cradle. N sss.
responsible for the injury. and Emf ks sls
claimed negligence on he par Of ss tsle
company. -
Hon. John s.. Wise was one OF the AZ
yers for the plaintiff.
aEnrishtsIs well-known sthroughontsV sr 3
gina. having played II the old y ma
baseball league as a pitcher 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
PRETTY sTAuNT0N WEDDING.
Miss Edclc VaIz and Mr.. watson
Gooch Married.

sTAUNToN, VA, March 2s.-spec ,..lI,-
Al ayceef1in-ly pretty, but quiet. wed
ding took place this morning at the resi-
dence Of the brides father when MS, AS
Adele valz, the eldest daughter o. WI.
a. M. valz, was married to Nj. Mat .'s,.
5Gooch, son of Mr.. G. G. Gooch. OF unis
city. The hour fixed Tor the Weuul lns
was $50, and promptly at the tlme 6ns
bride entered with her sister, Mss -
rhine VaIz, who was her only ..a,s
They met the. groom and MS peas 80,
altar. The ceremony was performed by
REV. Walter +. Huilshen, rector OF Irin'-
5tys Episcopal Church. The bride wore oasa
travelling gown, and Mr.. and MIS-, 5eooe1
left on the, II oc clock train Tor a. Trip TIP
They will reside in Clarksburs, west VIZ u
ginia. for some time, but VIII mar
Stanton their permanent home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
Only the Short FERN.

BONNEVILLE. VA. March Especial
mass-meeting of the Democrats OF
MELVILLE District was held mere to-day
to elect delegates to the Petersburg Con-
vention. witch convenes March 18th. ne
following delegates were elected: +, IT.
iBirdsong and n. y. Savedse me dele
GATES were empowered to select their
own aiternates. and We're instructed to
vote to make nominations for short term
only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
AFI'fIRNiA Attn.

The authorities of the University of
Chicago have recently received gifts
amounting to S127,5O0, which leaves only
$4,000 of the s., 900 to he raised by
April 1st to meet the conditions of John
D. Rockefeller's offer of 81, 900. There
is now little doubt that the other money
will be forthcoming:
1t is reported from Denver that Mrs.
Frances l. Wolcott, who was recently
divorced from Senator L. o. Nrolcott, was
robbed of $4,000 worth OF diamonds and
jeWelry while she was sojourning i'll
palis awaiting the eXpira ton of d year
necessary for alleged deseruiop as a
ground for divorce
The rumor is again revived that Hon
William ]. Bryan will. make his home in
Texas in the event that he is not elected
President and that the State of Nebraska
goes against him,
Stockholders OF the American Bell Tele-
phone Company ic;d their annual meet
ing In Boston OF. Tuesday last. The an
nual report covering operations for the
ca lendars year 1899, showed total earnings;
OF $500, 106 as compared with $5,4iS. FOL In.
1895 The net earnings were S., 00l, GA For.
1893 the company earned 16 per cent, on
the stock. S..
Judge Waterman. of Chicago. has re-
Gently rendered decision In a sui which
was brought for the purpose Of testing
The law rs to puts and calls on the
Board of Trade The court decided that
such transac tions were illegal.
Mrs. steyu, the wife OF the President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
What Pleased samho.

Miss Ellen Terry recently wrote to a
London paper as follows:
I'VE played The Merchant of Venice
one Christmas day III America, and l
gave a pass to nice, kind, old co.ored
waiter who attended me at my hotel.
After the play I asked him what had
struck him most and would live longest
in his memory-the pound of flesh?
- No
The running away of Jessica?'
".No'
The Jew?'
".No.
'.What then?
"'Oh, it certainly pleased me mighty
to see all those lovely ladies and gentle
men a-bowin' 'mselves down before the
coored gentleman!"
HE meant the Prince of Morocco"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

Her Ready Wit.

What a pretty new shirt waist! ne
exclaimed, as he tried to press Wrinkle
out of it with his arm.
I'm glad You like it, she SAID, shy.s.
wait minute he said, shining the
air; II smell something burning.
Don't be alarmed, Fred, she sa!o'
drawing the arm tighter about her which
he had almost removed; Its this new
waist. I got it at Culver's fire sale to-
day.'-Y onlkers Statesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
n.sI Eile Trade Marks.

The LEGISLATURE. at its last session.
PASSED a bill making important amend
ments 10 the law for the protection OF bot
ties that bear trademarks owners ara
required to file the srade-tnarks Witt tt.e5
sacretary of the Common3sa lth before
the first of May
This act is. designed to protect the own
ers of bottles, and to punish persons who
are found to be Illegally in possession OF
the same.
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,ASrrl1fl5 Fire.

A fire was discovered yesterday morn
ing about 10 clock E the Richmond l
Cedar Works. and an larnl was as. turned
In from Box A.. n.
The fire originated in the boiler-roon qa IN
a pile of shavings.s 81 t was eS suis Sl
before any damage was done ~
.Engine Company's No. 2 ana s ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
THE RANDOLPH SOCIETY.
a Great Question: to be Debated Mex,

Saturday Night.
The Randolph Literary Society will
give a very interesting entertainment
at Lee Camp Saturday night. The pros
graUme is as follows:
ATusic, Virginia Symphony Trio,
AIessrs. j. N. Kaufman (director), w.
D. Selden, r. c. Splitter; address of well
come. e. r. Chesterman. vice-president;
orator. John S. Eggleston: declaimer A.
/ O.. Boschen; song, Mrs. E. r. Chester
man. Debate: question, re olved, That.
in the event that any continental power
should take advantage of the present
situation to make war on England, the
United States should remain neutral:
Affirmative. A. S. Lanier and c. G.
Anderson: negative Lane Lacey and
Irving Z. Campbell. Song. Mrs. E. r.
sChesterman; decision of question, judges.
Hon. B. Rand Wexford. Hon. Henry R.
Pollard and Hon. s.. S. II. Patteson.
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Recovered the 0Iuucy.

The authorities have succeeded in re-
covering s1O2 OF the $50 which was re-
ported as having been stolen from f. 3.
Williams Tuesday night. The prisoners
were before Justice Crutcthtleld yester-
day morning.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. II. Dudley Chaddick and Mrs. Hat
tie Rock were married yesterday after
noon at the; residence OF Mr.. George
Klein, on williamsburg Avenue, by Rev.
J. T. Routten, pastor of the Denny-Street
Methodist Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

Eve ought to be very careful in our
choice Of new clergyman
Have you had any trouble?"
lies; if we get an energetic man he
works us to death; and ii we get one
without energy we have to work our
selves to death.'-Indianapol Journal.
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Veteran Knocked Down.

One of the Veterans of the Soldiers
Home, AR John Jackson. while on his
way to church Tuesday night, was struck
by buggy, knocked down and painfully
hurt. His condition last night was some-
what improved.
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carlo AIR Wilkinson.

ASHLAND, VA. March Especial
Trinity Baptist Church OF Louisa county
mas extended a call to Rev. Mr. Wil!sin-
son, OF this town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
Up ! Morgan and Vanderbilt to Make.
Railroad Deal.
LOVERS ] QUARREL OF. 40. Y EARS.
a Suspicious Cash on the Head Of a
Dead Politician "A Ncws-Boy
Finds Gold Brick
Worth S16o..
j. P. Morgan and Vanderbilt to Make
LOVERS QUARREL OF 40. YEARS.
nsh ON the Headofa

4 - p
NEW YORK, March 2s-special.-Ther
were some interesting Developments at
yesterdays hearing before the State
Board of Tax Commissioners on the as
sessment for special franchises. The
policy of the State in placing the organi-
cation tax so high and imposing such
liability and responsibility on directors
was. severely criticised. and it was de-
clared that tho result of such a policy
was to force corporations to so to New
Jersey for their charters, thereby giving
that State a handsome revenue. 1t was
pointed out that these companies, after
organizing in New Jersey and paying
into the treasury of that State sum
that amounted to millions of dollars a
year, would then come to New York and
get permission to do business. paying
this State nothing. Just what is to De
the upshot Of it all no one may safely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

The Times is always indebted to friends
who favor it with society items ana per
souals but must urge that all such be
sent over the signature Of the sender.
All unsigned communications will be re-
iecfed alwayS
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All subscriptions by mail payable IN an-
vance Watch the label on your paper.
is you live out of Richmond. and see when
your subscription expires. so you can re-
new before the paper is stopped. =
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ruE SUNDAY TIMES, s1.so year.

TIE WEEKLY T1AiES-Issued and mail
ed in two parts. S1.O0 year by mall
anywhere IN the United states.
Specimen copies free.
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PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS, s, C. HUTCHINSON. LOMBARD
STREET.
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ryvl Yc..rs for Nturtlel

.HRIsTOL,T TENN farch .. spectat---
Nathaniel Peuples, who mufdefse STEPHEN
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THE rIMEs; R1cHMoND Va THURSDAY. MARCH 2919oo

Of the Orange Free State. has been IN = !
scotland since last summer
that her husband put his private lI I.a . Z
into the keeping of a London banh oeAoAe
the war broke out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-29

MANCHESTER BUREAU. 1121 HULL
STREET.
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assessed at half their true value, and in
still other parts the valuation for taxa
ton IS merely nominal. And so 1t comes
10 pass that the Stale does not get her.
lust dues and some. taxpayers are made
70 bear more than their Just proportion
OF the public burden. The rate IS The.
sasnc for all, and there ourht to be also
one rule Of valuation.
The same sort OF inequality exists as
"a. the valuation OF personal property Fpr
example, the county OF Fauquier reports
i, ss5 hogs, valued at $31,0 or nearly
IS a head; the county of Floyd reports
1884 hogs, valued at s5.379, or a little more
than 81 head. Accon1ac lists 1.640 sheep
at s2.s14: Albemarle lists 4,503 at Sl2, 46i;
Carroll lists 7,21S sheep at s7,20s. And so
1t goes. some counties valuing their sheep
at less than 81 head while others list
theirs at 50 and 81 a head.
Albcmarle lists 6579 horses at s191. c76.
or less than $50 head: Brunswick lists
2.771 horses at s103,1oo. or about $40
head. yet we would suppose that horses
IN Albemarle are 1ntrinsicaly worth haoAe
than horses in Brunswick.
We could multiply these illustrations
indefinitely, but we have cited figures
enough to show the inequalities. How
could it be otherwise, when each and
every locality makes its own assessment
from its own point of view? There ought
to be a. rule, and every assessor ought
to be required to follow it. We know
that hogs and sheep are worth more in
some sections than in others. and we
know, that there is a wide difference in
the value of horses according to locality.
breeding, and so on. but no such dis
parity exists as is made to appear in the
tax list, and the rule should be to assess
all property at its market value under
normal conditions.
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THE MAILING LIST is ONLY PRINT
ED ABOUT EVERY TEN DAYS.
THEREFORE, DO NOT FEEL UNEASY
ON lT'IJJC 21ITTLE PINK SLIP IS NOT
CHANGED AS SOON AS THE SUB
SCRIPIION IS RENEWED.
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to-day and sentenced TO TWO years IN INC
penitentiary.
Elliott was going to see Peoples wife,
and was shot down at the door.