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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-20
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

NEN NERAL DOMESTIC.
Doctor c. Gross. the Missouri breeder
aUt tanner Of qu.,ils. is dead.
The Carterville riot case was resumed
Yesterday. Juror \. NJ Smith has recoy-
'red. Ten Witnesses were examined.
The kentucky Senate yesterday ratified
irs action in sustaining the reports Of the
contest committees The Republicans re-
fused TO recognize the majority. and two
separate sessions were held in the cham
her The House viii also ratify its action
on the contests to-day. No settlement was
cached in the effort to file agreed injunc-
ton suits.
\ Kentuckian committed suicide at
Springfield. Mo. He acted oddly in RET
rrence TO the Goehct assassination.
Sheriff Sutton. who was arrested in con
uection with GoebeTs assassination. has
been released on bond. Whitaker has been
transferred TO Frankfort.
Zinc and lead prices ara steady. Til.
weeks shipments NeTe "lt down Icy the
inclemcnt weather.
9. Ci Jesse WAS convicted of InarlslarlgH-
Ter in the fourth dcsre" for killing Editor
Frank Griffin.
The Cooper County. Mo, congressional
convention Instructed for W. =. Johnson
SPORT.
The winners at New Orlean--Julius
'.l..sar. Aratoma, Astor. E.v:, Ric,. Dep0nan
nH Baurcca.
The winners at Tanfor.n-N csj:Vian. u.
=. Tarpey. Hard Knot, Captive. Espionage
and Syi.Iris.
The Woodward & shankliu sale Of trot-
iers and thoroughbreds will open at T.e1ing-
ton, Ky, to-day.
Tom Sharkey knocked Jim Jeffords ont at
Detroit in the second round.
Marine Intelligence.
Philadelphia, Feb H.-Arrived: Eelgen-
land. Liverpool
Oakland. Feb. l9.-Sailed: Mdriposa. San
Francisco.
Gibraltar. Feb. i9-Arrived: Tuerst Bis
rnarck. New York. for Naples and Genoa.
Alexandria. Feb. lS.-Arrlved. August Vic
torfa, New York. via ports on Oriental
cruise.
New York. Feb. l9.-Sailed: Marquette.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-20

Twenty-Seventh Ward Democrats.
There will he meeting Of the Democrats
of the Twenty-seventh Ward tonight at
O'Clock at OConnelfs Hall. Marcus and
k.aSton avenues The object of the meeting
Is TO form a ward club. and all Democrats
of the ward are invited to attend
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24

left Pel1in, the commanders were some
what at sea regarding their future action,
ali awaiting Instructions from their gov
ernments.
| The foreign residents appear to have
| been sent to Tien Tsin, although the st.
Petersburg correspondent of the Daily
Mail says the ministers will not leave
until negotiations for indemnity are un-
der way.
| Neither the commanders nor the diplo-
mats were in communication with the
Chinese government on August II. They
were then searching for Prince Tuan.
Among the puZzling reports as to the
whereabouts of the empress dowager is
one from st. Petersburg that she is in
the vicinity of Pekin. but surrounded.
The emperor seems to have disappeared
completely.
1t is officially reported that the minis
ter of the Netherlands. DR.. F. NJ Kno-
bel, was slightly wounded during the
siege.
st. Petersburg dispatches announce
good progress in the Manchu campaign
The town of Merger was captured
August IS. with trifing Russian losses.
while the Chinese suffered severely, leav-
ing 10 guns, 700 rifles and large quantities
of ammunition in the hands of the Rus
slams The reports Of risings in northern
Korea are confirmed. It is believed that
these are not due to i'll will toward for
eigners, but to local dissatisfaction. The
Korean government is sending troops to
the diSa ffected districts
According to kilograms from Shang
Hal, considerable uneasiness is felt there
over the fact that no dispatches have
been received from Pekin since August %.
Other Shang Hal reports locate En-
peror Kwang Su as under the protection
of the allies, and the dowager as already
captured by the Japanese.
Describing the engagement west of
Tien Tsin August g. a special dispatch
says: The Sixth United States cavalry
worked with driu-like precision in the
hand-to-hand fight and TIE Chinese only
escaped through the bungling Of General
Dorward"
Berlin learns that there has been fur
Their fighting west of Ten Tsln, which
creates the impression that the province
Of Pei Chi Ii must be effectively occu-
pied and the peace negotiations win be-
come feasible,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
SWIFT Time on ReadvilIe Track.

Boston, Aug. 23.-Three good races
made up today's card at the Readville
track in the Grand Circuit meeting and
they were full of exciting brushes and
several whipping finishes which the black
geldIng, Royal R. Sheldon, won in easy
fashion in 2:07 and 2:05 "a. The chief
race for bookmakers was the 2:14 class,
which went to seven heats and was won
by the Mason Farm gelding, John T.
His driver played a sharp trick, in the
opinion of judges, on the big field in the
early heats. For this Driver Dore was
fined 500 after John r. had won, because
he had laid up the gelding on the second
heat and again in the third, after having
been warned. The third heat was one
that benefited the public, Winola having
been the favorite, with considerable
leaning toward Sidney and Pointer. Then,
after the fourth heat, John r almost be-
came prohibitive. His hackers, however.
lost in the sixth. but, as improved. the
gelding had the strength to win the de-
Gliding heat just when his chances looked
forlorn.
The 2:14 trot went to the out and out
favorite, Georgena- During the afternoon
Driver Noble was fined S25 for working
his horse while a race was on. The
meeting will close tomorrow Summary:
2:o6 class, pacing, purse 81, 800: Royal
r. Sheldon won two straight heats in
2:07, 2:o5 3-4. Ace, Eyelet. Indiana and
William Wallace Scribner also started.
PA class. pacing. purse SO. 600: John T.
won the fourth, fifth and seventh heats
in 200 81 2:o9 IL, ola 81 Winola won
the first and sixth heats in 2IO 2:16 Il
Sidney Pointer Won the second heat in
2:l0. The Admiral, Matin Bells, Ned
Wilkes, Joe Oahu, Little Dick and Grin
B. also started.
2:14 trotting. purse 81, 900: Georgena won
three straight heats in 2:1l "a 2:o9 IA
2:l0. Bay Star Jack, Alkoloney. Palm
Leaf Alice Barnes Lass, Iriso. Grace
Onward. Rustler, Confessor, King Jack.
Lucrative, Pilot Evans. Dot Miller and
King Warlock also started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24

equal rights He said:
g The principles OF jefferson are the
definitions and axioms Of free society.
And yet they are denied and eyaded with
no small show OF success. One dashlng
critic calls them 'glitter1ng generalities.'
Another calls them self evident lies and
others insidiously argue that they apply
to superior races These expressions,
differing in form. are identical In object
and effect-the supplanting Of the princi-
pies of free government and restoring
those Of classification. caste and legid-
macy. They would delight a convocauoa
OF crowned heads plotting against the
people. They are the vanguard. the min
ers and saDpers OF returning despotism-
We must repulse them or they Will sub
jugate US
"Our opponents say that the world
would laugh at us IL we should give in
dependence TO the Fnipinos Yes. kings
would laugh, aristoeras would laugh.
and those would laugh who deny the in
alienable rights Of men and dcspise the
humber folk, who along the cool Sc
questered vale OF life keep the noiseless
tenor Of their way but lte this nation
stand erect and spurning the brides OF
wealth and power show that there is a
reality in the principles which we pro-
fess; let IL show that there is a differ
ence between a republic and monarchy
and the oppressed in every land viii see
in our flag the hope 81 their deIiversnce.
and whether they are bleeding upon the
battle6elds OF grooming beneath q ~
rants lash will raise their eyes toward
heaven and breathe fervent prayer for
the safety Of our republic"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
Harness Races G,,ash,,,.,,

Galesburg, H., Aug 2S.-The feature
Of today's races at Driving park was the
lowering Of his record Of 2:07 Il by Tom
my Brittou, who trotted the circuit in
perfect form in pos IL with running
mate. The Merchants stake race for 3
year-olds was the chief event of the day.
Redlac won it in good thine after a game
finish. Beachwood paced one heat in
2;o2 - IN the 2:l0 pace. Summaries:
Merchants stake for 3-year-olds. purse
Sl"'-Redlac won the first third and
fourth heats in 2:1S 81 Fajaran won the
sacond heat IN 2;25 3-+ George Musco-
vite and Faneta also started.
30 pace purse 250o-Flowiug Tide won
the second, third and fourth heats in
2-oa u; 2li; 2:12 Beachwood won the
first heat in 2:aS Il
e:9tr otp urSe Soo-Baby B. wen the
second, third and fourth heats in ASST:
PIC: 2l7 Yellow Jacket Won the FIRST
heat IN 214 IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
DOWN GOOD and HARD
Bob Nef's Personal Wishes
Were Turned
IN SELECTING CHAIRMAN
Of the Fusion ForceS--NeR in
Canadian County.
IN SELECTING CHAIR MAN

Guthrie, o. T, Aug. 23-It is an open
secret that the selection of a chairman
Of the fusion executive committee at
Oklahoma City yesterday was not ac-
complished without the usual friction and
that the personal wishes Of Candidate
Bob Ne!f were rudely and summarily
turned down. Nef was decidedly opposed
TO the selection of Captain Taylor for
chairman and Leslie p. Ross of Norman,
who was one of the leading candidates in
the joint convention for the delegate
nomination, also emphasized a vigorous
objection against Taylor. protesting that
his selection would mean the loss Of
Cleveland county 10 the fusionists. The
cards had been stacked for Taylor. how
ever, an dthe original program was car
RED out regardless Of the wishes of Nef
and the protests of Ross. Thomas
Kearse, editor Of the Medford Star, was
made secretary Of the committee and
George L. Cooke Of the State National
bank Of Oklahoma City, was named as
treasurer. The other members of the
committee are Henry c. Miller. Norman;
Verde Hardcastle, Oklahoma City; J. J.
oRourl1e, Ell Reno; George Wilkin,
Kingfisher; w. NJ Anderson, Enid. and
W. P. Francis, Roger Mills county.
committeeman from the Twelfth coun-
Gil district viii be named later. A finance
committee was also named as follows:
Allen Hall, Oklahoma City: r. J. Ray,
Woodward; Z. J. Crymer, Blackwell. and
John Palmer Pawhuska. Campaign
headquarters viii be opened in Oklahoma
City September /, and the executive COM
mittee will hold another meeting next
week to outline plans for the campaign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
OF FIynn's Free Homes Victory. at
POnea CITY Next Wednesday.

Ponca City, O. T., Aug. 23.-Congress-
man Frank Eddy OF Minnesota, will
speak at Ponca City on the evening of
August % at D. m He will tell the
story of the free home bill, he being next
to Dennis Flynn, the best versed man in
congress in the records of that bill,
which has been such a boon to the claim
holders Of Oklahoma. The local commit
tee has secured a special round trip rate
of one and one-third fare on the Santa
Fe from points fifty miles and less dis
tant, which will bring large delegations
from Mulhall, Orlando, Perry, New6rk
and intermediate towns. The visit of
Congressman Eddy means more than
something ordinary and Oklahoma is TAX
ing great interest in securing representa-
tive audiences for the well known speak
er. Excursion tickets will be on sale on
the 18th and viii be good returning until
the close of the 30th.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
In MemorIaua

In the death Of Elizs A Davis. the
beautiful chain Of American womanhood
has snapped a golden link Hers was a
nature of rare sweetness and generosity
and those VINO come in contact with her
readily felt the influence of a brave.
helpful spirit She vas a loving wife. a
devoted mother. faithful friend. whts
the Golden Rule On its holiost sense. vas
the motto Of her Hfe toward al. Every
where IN the vast crowd 4 those Wh5
come with flowers ard tears IN tribute
TO her whom they had known and loves.
could b. heard such words OF praise 81
these: she vas 90 Kind 70 me- when
the shadows fell across nay path she
come 20 me and Old 20 much 70 comfort
me" she was 20 unseiash." ''8he was
such a generous friend" she forgot her
sslf In doing good 20 others" and a. J
heard that exquisite uesags from Christ
eoue 10 nay mind. For lnaamuch a. Sc
6id q INTO one q the least q thsss 20
dld e unto me- Enter th9u unto The 3ay
81 'he Lord May that loyal heart wb.ra
was 20 quick % thro5 IN sympathy xlta
the r0rroTa ~ others. know. h~1cefgfth.
and forever. that beautiful oeaoe which
o. ssefh a.. understanding. ard may those
dear hands Hhicn isaDrad 81 ures1shlY
for others fl talr world gather fu'i boom
towers % perfect happiness De- Geo = gar
den ~ eternity. seep. 9saf mofhsf.
faithful friend 20 yosr zfn3oEisss pace
~ rest where lovinK eyes cannot hs-
ho16 ye1. aut sour tfn8ly sssts o sy-et
charity yoar ezatsd coo-eptians q Sufy.
yag- tassfe1f sxsmrIs - n9bi~ wornar-
hood can never die TIE memory o.
Theses zsag a.ss u1fh us ard STAT e q
80 e holy i7FpiraticH.
T7a mag sreaE you may saa.tsr to
vase u y58 W.T.
But ere seeaf x TIE roses viii cink
'r54ud g ful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
Races At Nutwood Park

Dubuque, Iowa Aug. 23-Evervthins
was favorable for good sport ar the Nut-
wood park meeting u the Great West
ern circuit today. In the frs, heat 5f
the 2.o9 pace Colbert and Alpha ". sold
even favorites while in the last Mol
vas a Droh.aiUve avorite. but he could
do no better than get third place. IN
The trot Josephine Dixon and May Al
eatt we've strong fav1r!tes, but the mare
was d-s-snced in rhe first heat ana Dixon
won only after hard struggle Ioss-
Phine Dixon lowered her hecord hair q
second ana Early Rearer cat his from
s.le - - a,oa s-i In the s-is pace Cog1-
Try Girl brought her mark down "a s.ra
- from e:l2 - and Piedmont reduced
his from 2;l5 Il 10 2.l0 - Colbert cat
IS seconds from his record in the e.M
pace. summary:
e5a pace. purse S2ssl-CoIbert Won three
straight heats. Fest tire s,5- 81 A.
pha. Nlool r. snd Lord Roseberrv also
started
Free or all tr'-, purse ssoa-Josephine
Dixon Won the third. fourth and seventh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
NOT ACHING TO HEAR NEFF
Meeting st I'll Reno a FaiIure--Out-
door Eeetinc in The snI1ntrr

ri Reno. Aug 23.-Nr. Robrt Nen fu-
sios nominee for congress arrived here
last night on a speechmaking tour It
was the intention Of the local demoe-
racy 70 have their champion make
speech at the opera house in the cV,uing.
hut as no audience assembled. except a
crowd of democratic candidates. and as
Mr Noifs train was more than an hour
late, there was no attempt at speech
making. This mornisg Nen was escort
ed down into the southeast part Of Cana
dian county where ne speaks at a basket
picnic this afternoon. The picnic afford
ed a splendid opportunity for the demo-
cratic and populiSt candidates to do their
eleruoneer.ng and probably everey anti
republican candidate in the county was
IN attendance
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
ROW OVER hEFF RALLY
Disagreement Over Dates. and Frost
the Probable Consequence.

Glencoe, o T., Aug. 23-The fusionists
Of Glenco are in bitter scramble over
the arrangements for Nee rally which
have been called for this place next Fri
day night. John r. Larter, who claims
ne was chosen county committeeman nv
theh Democrats, made the date for Mr..
Men and got the latter's acceptance.
TIE Pops held a meeting last night and
resolved to cancel 1.-The date for the rea-
son that there is at present no Neff
enthusiasm and that # viii require more
than a weeks notice to work it up They
want Neff to wait until some time in Sep
TENDER when they viii try to work up
d colt show to help attract crowd. Mr..
Laster is determined to carry out his ar
engagements for Neh and had bills print
ed to this effect today. In view of the
conflict Mr.. Nen is likely to receive a
frost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
DEMOCRATS OPEN QUARTERS
They VIII Held Forth This Year Ia
rebaus.h fsforE

The Joint executive fusion COMMITTEES
opened Up headquarters in the FirebaDgh
block yesterday. The Democrats have -
fsF only one announcement 70 make.
that General Weaver u Iowa VII speak
in wichita on August p
The Democrats have decided that =
will be best for the Populist central com
ruittee 20 meet on different Saturdays
than the Democratic central comufffce.
the committee Ehlea vii ln reality rsn
the campaign and when decent want
the P9p1Hsts n The way.
Tonight Taumsnr has meeting ard
the Democrats on TIE fuslen flckat. thar
Is. ths whole q 81. have beer invited -
attsnt and s16ress the rneruoers q 80
elr1b
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
10 HAVE RFfRIGERAIORS
santa &c Contemplate Contracting
for New Cars.

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rev Refrigerator cars. TIE ulsnsrssr err
- ihs road g new reel iuE 1i3s for theis
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24

heats. Early Reaper, won the fifth and
sixth heats. Aggie Medium won the first
and second heats. Best time, 2:09 "a
Peru Belle also started.
ZIP pace, $1eo-Freilmont won the third
fourth and fifth heats. Country girl
won the first and second heats. Best
time, 200 IA. Hauford Jr.. also started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE NAMED
To Conduct the Fusion Campaign i'm
Oklahoma

Oklahoma City, o. T., Aug. 23.-The
Democratic and Populist territorial com
mittees met in this city yesterday and
AFTER comforting. together they selected
campaign committee to manage the
FUSION campaign. One member was
chosen from each council district in the
territory except the Twelfth, who viii be
chosen at later date. The committee
chosen yesterday is as follows: Capt. IT.
j. THaylor, Guthrie, chairman; Thomas
Pierce, Edmond, secretary; r. L. Cook.
Oklahoma City, treasurer; II. D. Miller.
Norman, Verde Hardcastle. Oklahoma
City; ]. J. O'Rouri. Ell Reno; Geo. vii
king.fisher; W. NJ. Anderson, Enid; T. ]
Pierce, Medford. W. z. Francis. Rural
The finance committee is as follows:
Allen Hail, Oklahoma City; R. ]. Ray.
Woodward; z. J. Crymer. Blackwell. and
J. Il Palmer, Pawhuska.
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CoyIe,s First City Election.

Guthrie, O. t, Aug. 23.-The first cleo
ton in the city of Coyle, one of the new
towns on the Oklahoma and Eastern
railroad, resulted in the choice of the
following officers: Councilmen, First
ward, Charles Higbee; Second ward,
Harry Gephart; Third ward, ]. G.. At
kinson; clerk, Benjamin J. Higbee; As
SCISSOR, O. Mears; treasurer, DR. T. F.
Sturgeon: marshal, Fred Seebridge; JUS
dce of the peace, J. W. Woodside.
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Enid Defeats winfield Once.

Enid, O. r, Aug. 23.-The first OF q
series Of three games for purse of
500. between the Winfield Reds and thu
Enid Browns, was played today a. the
fair grounds. and was won IN the elev-
en,h inning by the Browns. the score
STANDING 20 /. The game was hot and
hard fought from start o. finish Ths
Reds scored enc run IN the hiird innlnx.
the Browns ue.ng the score I'm She sew
enth and again scoring four i'm the
eleventh. The batteries for the Browns
we're W. Franz ana huffman; for tha
Reds. Howell and Moore The Browns
Won by their superior work AZ bat and
tAeid tremendous staying qualities. The
Reds started out well but were over
confident. while the Browns kent I'D
ihsir usual steady work throughout
The feature of the game was HuNman-s
terrific drive over center with three rua7
On bases. They play again tomorrow
ana saturday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
No MiddIer state Ticket.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 23.-The middle-of-
the-road Populists got together here to-
day and decided not to nominate a state
ticket, but to devote all their efforts
and energies to the Barker electoral
ticket. Chairman Willetts announced
that headquarters would be opened here
September L The attendance was not
large.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24

the west, its practically and ussntal
brightness. The Northwestern Normal
he says. Is enjoying a great degree %
prosperity. This year II will have an at
tendance OF SO which is an inoreaSe over
last year. the hrst In the institutions
history.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
Drouth Broken Canadian.

FL Reno. Aug. 23.-Generai showers and
g. many parts OF Canadian county heavy
rains have been falling for The past ITO
days. breaking what threatened TO he "a
serious drouth. The groUnd in many
places was SETTING almost too hard for
p'a-w-as. but there is every isdieaaan
now chat the fan -.ns and seeding
time VA! nos ae .ag7-fersi with by
drourh. The wheat acreage win this fen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24

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Logan County,s FIRST 1900 BALE.

Guthrie, Q. T., Aug. 23-The first bale
of cotton of this seasons picking was
brought to Guthrie by Charles Reed. a
negro farmer in Iowa township. Besides
the regular market price, the grower re-
ceived a premium of s25 for the first bale
of cotton marketed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
MAKING A CLOSE CAMPAIGN
Governor stanley IN Addressing Meet
inra A m OF Daily

Judge F. b. Jewett returned from To
peka yesterday. where he attended
meeting OF the Republican central com
mittee he says that the man who O.
doing the closest campaigning in Kansas
is Governor Stanley, who s. addressing
big audiences in some part Of the state
almost daily.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
Charters and Commissions.

Guthrie, o. T.. Aug. ga charter has
been issued by Secretary Jenkins 40 the
Mountain View Cemetery association of
Roscoe, Woods county. L. z. Minton Of
Shawnee has been commissioned a no
tary public for Pottawatomie county.
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xorman,s First Bale for 1900.

Norman o. T., Aug. 23-The first bale
of cotton for the 1900 crop was ginned
here today. D. w. Stagel, the grower,
was given a.@premiu1n of $50 by Norman
business men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-24
Joe bradford Charged with Murder.

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. 2S.-Sheriff Rine-
hart arrived from Colorado last evening
having in charge Joe Bradford who is
charged with completely in the Salisbury
murder case. The prisoner is very reti
cent and would not talk about the mat
ter at all.