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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
FATAL FIGHT WITH THIEVES.
ray clerk Hosier NiiIed aud His As
sistant Mounded-Three of the
Robbers Are Dead.

Mount Pleasant Pa. Oct 0.--FOur
Italian miners attempted 20 rob Pay
C'efk william Hosier q the Southwest
ConneIlsv.iie Coke Company. while max
irg his trip between this city and Alver-
ton with the payroll Of the Alverton and
Tarr Works amounting to fi000.
AIR Hoaler iF dead. his companion. Har-
ry burgess. messenger Of the company. Is
wounded two Of the Italians are dead, a
third fatally wounded and the fourth IN
jan.
Hosler and burgess lcf; this city ~
O'Clock this afternoon with the safe con-
tanning the money TO pay on ne men az
tho Alveripn and Tarr works. A. they
reached fhc summit of the long hill above
Moorewood just below which lies Aiver-
ton. % large coke town. without a second .
warning. the four Italians fired a volley
from their hiding place. and
sprang forward. firing as they
advanced. Mr. Hosler fell dead at
the first volley Young Burgess. though
woundf-d, was able TO return their fre
with effect and one of the number Al the
horfes head feil dead. A second later he
frsd his revolver Ia the very face 0f an
other. and as he fell his two remaining
companions became terrified ana leaving
the dead one. set out with the wounded
one over the hill 20 the south IN the dl-
rccti0n OF the Alice mines.
Burgess managed 20 drive on TO Aiver-
ton with the body of Mr. Hosicr and the
safe. where he gave the alarm. Mount
Pleasant and vicinity. with the clerical
force of the coke company. TUNED out 90
sfronR. headed by Lieut. John q Thomp-
son. Of Company y. and soon corrailed the
two who had concealed themselves in a
field on farm mile or 50 from this
town
A summons 90 surrender was answered
By voiiey. in which one Of the posse
received slight wound on the chest
The outlaws from their fortified position
made a fierce stand for a few minutes
until one OF che posse succeeded IN get
ting In thc rear. lie shot one through
the head killing him Instantly. The
other surrendered and was brought to
the once of Squire Rhodes and remanded
10 Jail
In the meantime snother division OF the
posse ovorhauled d third would-be rob
ber. who had re- q we'd a ghastly wound.
The ball. entering his mouth and pcne-
tratlng his head. Cume out az the back
Of his neck. lie Is not expected 90 re-
cover
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
SPOKE or THE MON VIOLENCE.
HooseveIt Tries 60 Make Democratic
Doctrine Responsible.

Bath. ". y. oct So.-ln his speech az
Corning Gov Rooseveh adverted to the
mob violence OF the night before. when
crowd broke up Senator Dcpew's meet
Ing at Cobleskill. and said.
NOW. fundamentally. this contest Is a
contest against that type OF thing II Is
absolutely Impossible that the kind Of can
vass which our opponents have waged
could BE- waged without exciting just the
spirit that was manifested last night
When Mr.. Bryan's supporters his chief
supporters on the stump and in the press
appeal to the basest passion in mankind
and seek 20 persuade some
of our people that they are
being cruelty wrOnEed by others and
must avenge themselves when that Is
done they simply provoke violence We
can afford to differ on a question like the
tarin, we cannot AFFORD 70 dffer on the
questions OF law and order OF the right OF
peaceable meeting. Of peaceablc gathering.
of non-interruption OF speech. Not only
do our opponents. when they oct as they
did. cast shame upon themselves, but they
cast shame upon the country
1t Is an outrage" continued the Gov
crnor. that any party should so conduct
a campaign as TO arouse and iniiame a
spirit Ike that which was manifested last
evening"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.
shall EmbezzIer AIvord Be Tried In
the Federal or the state Courtsf
Both want Him.

New York. oct 30.-Cornelius l.. Al
word. the bank cmbczzler. passed a rest
ful night In a cell at police headquarters
This morning he was allowed the privi-
lege OF the corridor and sat out in his
shirt sleeves reading the morning papers
and smoking.
Alvord was arraigned IN police court
ana remandsd to police headquarters until
O'Clock this afternoon In order TO give
thu legal authorities time 20 decide
whether he shall be tried before the
United States or slate courts. Alvord was
accompanied by his counsel.
A conference had been arranged be-
tween United States District Attorney
Burnett atA Asa Bird Gardiner. district
attorney OF New York county. to decide
upon the disposition OF Alvords case.
when Alvord was re-arraigned IN police
court this afternoon Fisher A. Baker
counsel for the FIRST National Bank. said
that he had secured warrant from the
United States District Court for Alvord's
arrest under the laws regulating embez-
element and making false entries He said
he would much prcfer that the prisoner
go before the United states courts for
trial. This was opposed by District A.
to~ney Gardiner. Alyords attorney ap-
parently took little interest IN this part
~ the proceedings After sQme discussion
The whole matter went over until to-mor-
row Alovrd was committed {, the Tombs
II appears probable that there may be a
long contest as 20 jurisdiction District
Attorney Gardiner apparently aeing de-
termined that the prisoner shall be tried
an a state court.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
THIcKNEss oF MATrREssBs.
Question at Issue Yesterday In
Greene and Gaynor Case.

New York. Oct a0-The hearing IN the
proceedings to secure the removal Of John
r.. ". r. and +. H. Gaynor and Benja-
min -. Greene accused OF conspiracy IN
connection with ex-Capt. .. NJ. Carter 20
defraud the government in savannah har-
Dor and other improvements, 90 the Juris-
dlctlon Of the Georgia courts was con-
tinued before United States Commissioner
Shields to-day.
The croas-exnminatiou of IT, c. Ripley,
the engineering expert was continued by
United States District Attorney Erwin.
The defense recently put Ia evidence a
table made from the annual reports ~
tho chief engineers Of the army showing
the cost Of mattresses aud indicating that
the mattresses made under Carter cost
less than others. Mr. Erwin by his cross
examination Of SIR. Ripley attempted 20
show that the comparisons were unfair
az attempting 20 compare dissimilar
things and that the hgures deduced from
the engineer reports were incorrect
The witness admitted that In some
cases the compilation Of the table showed
only tho surface measurements OF the
mattresses and that their thickness was
not given.
Lawyer Rose claimed that In some OF
these cases he could prove that the mat
trtases were thicker than those called
for In the specifications made under Car
ter.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
GAIN IN POPULATION
UNITED STATES NOW HAVE T0.2Ds,-
22O INHABITANTs.
AN INCREASE OF 13,225,4e4.
GROWTH ron WHOLE COUNTRY ~
NEARLY "a PEH CENT.

Population of the Coantry Given by
states aud Trrritorics-FIorIdn,
Population u S2s.5t2-South Caro-
lima Has I.3i0.3t2-Tatni for the
FortS-ave states a. 7a.agT ,o0-.
Oklahoma the Largest Territory.
Washington. oct. m-The onicial an
nouncement of the total population Of tho
United States for 1900 Is Ts. 2s5. 40 OF whicn
H6z7.tO5 are contained in tho forty-fvc
states representing approximately the pop
ulation to be used FOR apportionment pur-
poses. There Is a total OF iSi.iss Indiana
not taxed
The total population in 1890 with which
the aggregate population OF the present
census should be compared. was e3.oss.7lS
Taking the isso population az basis.
there has been gain In population OF
i3 225. -. during the past ten years, repre-.
seniing an increase OF nearly q per cent.
Following Is the official announcement
of the population OF the United states Ia
1910 by states The figures In tho flrst
column represent the census for 1850 the
second Tor 1850 and the third column the
number OF Indians not taxed:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
HOWELL is FOUND GUILTY.
90 which He VIII Be Sentenced
Rs for Misdrmennor.

Atlanta o Ct. a0-Thc trial Of Col. Albert
Howell which was begun yesterday be-
fore Judge John s. Gambler. came 20 an
abrup, end this morning by the finding Of
n consent verdict OF guilty with the un-
dcrsiandign that the sentence should De
for q misdcmeanor.
Judge Gambler announced that sentence
would be pronounced at s.so O'Clock next
Monday morning and adjourned court %
that hour
If the sentence is for a misdcmeanor az
the jury recommends. the maximum pen
atty Is six months In iail or twelve months
on the public works. or siO0 fine Any
one Of these or ane and imprisonment can
b. given.
one Of Col Howell's close friends said
to-day President George c. Smith OF the
Atlanta and West Point road would make
a statement 70 the court asking lenioncy
for the defendant. In which he viii say
the shortage has been settled by friends
OF Col Howell
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
SAVANNAH, GA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81 1900
FALSE, SAYS CLEVELAND.
story THAT nc Predicted
Landslide for nryan.

Princeton. y. J.. oct so-EN President
Cleveland being shown publication IN
the philadelphia Times - to-day purport-
ing to be an interview with him. said.
The whole thing from beginning 90 end
is an absolute lie. without the least foun-
dation or a shadow OF truth. have never
uttered a word 10 any human being that
affords the least pretext FOR such a men
daclous statement I have already tcle-
graphed the Philadelphia Times to this
effect"
The utteranccs ascrihed TO President
Cleveland in the publication referred 10
embodied an expression that there would
be a Landslide FOR Mr. Bryan the morn
iug after election" Mr. Cleveland was
quoted as naming certain elements work
ing IN favor OF the Democratic candidate
aud discussing MIR Bryan as an orator and
as an efficient c0mpaigner
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
CLEvELAND STANDS PAT.
Reform Club speech of April 4. 1897.
states His Attitude.

Chicago. oct. "a Record special
from Princeton. ~ j.. says eN-Presidcnt
Cleveland has sent the following letter
to Hon. Don NJ. Dickinson. his former
postmaster general:
Princeton. Oct. . The Hon Don NJ.
Dickinson My dear Sir: The speech I
made at the Reform club dinner in
1857 Is a part OF my record In advocacy
OF true Democracy. I cannot suppress IL
or abate from u and would not II /
could. shall not object 10 any use you
see NJ 20 make OF a. Yours sincerely.
Grover Cleveland"
In his speech at the Reform Club din
ner on April "a. 1877. Mr. Cleveland con-
demncd the course OF those who were
sowing the seeds OF discomfort and culti-
vatllg growth OF sectional class aus-
picion and distruct. He also regretted 60
zee the remedy for the supposed financial
ais proposed IN the free coinage OF silver
with deprecated currency and cheap
money
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
ROOSEVELT ~ ROCHESTER,. i
He Found Many bryan Men an
Audience mt Geneva.

Rochester. y. Y. oct so-when =,
Roosevelt train arrived here tonight
party found great crowds both at the =
pot ana the two halls. ana splendid greet
Ing was accorded the vice presidential
candidate. There was an immense pa
rade Of clubs and business mems associa-
t!ons. and both auditorums where Gov.
Roosevelt spoke were filled to overiiowinr.
Gov ROosevelCs meeting al Geneva was
considerably disturbed by men aud boys.
" ho shouted for Bryan
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
LoOTING or PAO TING FU.

Carried ON only ny French. Germans
and Italians.
Pao Ting Fu. oct. 2L-The city Of Pao
Ting Fu has been divided into districts
under the superintendenee OF the various
nationalitles represented In the occupying
force. Looting is strictly Gorbidden " the
British quarter hut the Germans. French
and Italians have sacked their respective
districts.
The international commission which Is
inquiring into the massacre OF foreigners
nesc officials.
An Italian lieutenant while reconnolter-
ing iu the hills with sixteen men. was
surrounded by Boxers. A rcscuc force
composed OF 10 British and sixty Itni an
onvalrymen will leave tonight 20 drive
of the Chinese
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
IMPERIAL TREASURER DEAD.
He Was One of the Most Devoted
OmciaIs OF ChIna's Court.

Washington, oct. 0.-The japanese IL
cation received a dispatch to-day giving
news Of the dtath Of Wang Wen sheo. i'm
periai treasurer OF China. IN addition %
those high officials whose deaths already
have been announced. Wang Wen Sheo
vas one Of the most loyal adhsrents OF
the imperial family. and when they took
flight from Pekin ne insisted upon fol-
lowing. despite his advanced hRe. Ills
death came from natural causes. proha bly,
from old age and the fatigue Of the flight.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
ASK CHINA TO PAY 100000. 900.
Ministers Can ON That Country for
Heavy Indemnity

London. oct. so.-The Chinese plenipo-
tentiaries opened negotiations. says the
Shanghai correspondent Of the Daily Fx-
press. by proposing that China should pay
an indemnity Of fi0.OcoOoo In sixty Install
men,s agreeing that the III Kin and the
customs service should be under foreign
control untl The obligation should be dis
charged.
They also agreed that Prince Tuan
should BE- imprisoned for life. that Tien
Tstn should be treated as International
and other places should be opened TO for
eign trade
China undertakes 10 abstain from pur-
chasing war material abroad. In order
60 raise the indemnity she proposes 10
double the import duties.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
EMPRESS AT WORK AGAIN.
said 60 Have Ordered determination
of Converts.

London oct si.-"Most serious trouble. '
says the Shanghai correspondent OF the
Daily Express lis brewing IN the Yang
tse region. whittier the Empress Dowager
has sent emissarieH 20 raise powerful
armed bodies to exterminate converts ana
expei foreigners. She has appointed Yu
Chuan a notoriously anti-forelgn general.
TO be military governor OF the Yang-tse
district"
In the province OF Kwang TunR. nc
cording 70 the Hong Kong correspondent
oi the Daily Mail the rebellion is sub
siding. owing 10 the scarcity or arms and
ammunition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Berlin. Oct. s0.-The report cabled to the
United states that Germany Is consider
ing the advisabllity OF leasing Margueriia
leland from Venezuela Tor q coallng sta
ton Is unqualifedly denied at the German
foreign once.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
No Americans NJ chius ring IN.

Washington. oct 20.-A dispatch receiv-
ed from Gen. Chaifee az the War Depart
ment to-day says:
Later. Hutcheson. no Americans az
Ching Ting Fu"
This is In reply go an inquiry sent by
the War Department asking Information
about Americans who we're supposed to
have been located az that place.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
ouTnunsr or noEa ACTIVITY.
some Believe the Boers Rave se-
cured uetnforcrment~

London. Oct 5i.-The Cape Town corre-
spondent OF the Daily Mall comments up
on the astonishing outburst OF Boer ac-
tivity." and points 20 the possibility OF
the Beers having been considerably rein
forced. Complaints are being heard IN
Cape Town, he asserts regarding the
premature disbnnding and dispensing
with the services OF the various volunteer
fareea
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
HE WOULD nE AZ ACCESSORY.
Roosevelt on CroISer's Alleged Ad-
Vice to Democrats


Rochester. y. Y. oct. 30-Gov Roose-
Welt was shown this afternoon Mr.. Crok-
er's statement, running as follows:
"Aiy advice to Democratic voters the
country over IS 20 congregate about the
rolling places on the evening OF election
day. count noses ana then if the election
returns for Bryan do not tally with their
count. 20 go into the polling places and
throw those fellows in charge Of the re-
turns into the street.
GOV. Roosevelt said:
MIR. Croker seems not 10 understand
that II this Indictment TO riot and mob
violence AZ the polls should bear fruit ne
would be an accessory before the fact.
The election laws. like all other laws. ap-
ply 60 Mr Croker. and TO every one else;
ana Mr. Croker and every one else must
and will obey them"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
ONLY CHURCH ar norHAvILLE
More Boer women Are Imprisoned
az BI0cmfontein.

Cradock. Cape Colony, Oct. 3o-The
Dutch Church is the only building left
standing in Bothaviiie. owing Il - reported,
10 the strong British measures.
More Boer women have been deported
from Jagersfontein. They were sent 20
Bloemfonteln. where they are imprisoned
with others few miles outside OF tho
city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

London. oct s0.-It Is reported here.
says che 81. Petersburg correspondent OF
the Daily Express. that Emperor Nicholas
will propose another conference with a
view OF settling the Chinese question"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
DIPLOMATS MEET N PEKrN.
Trying 60 Keep Their Deliberations
From the Chinese.

Pelxin oct. s.-A meeting Of the diplo-
matists was held this morning to consider
the form OF the negotiations for settle
ment OF the China difficulty. The de-
cision arrived at is kept secret in order to
prevent any information reaching she Chi
naaa
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
RUssIA's COTroN cRoP.
IL shows mn Increase This Year Of 30
Per Cent.

81. Petersburg. Oct So.-Ohicial repors .
show that the area under cotton cultivs-
lion in Russian Central Asia has increased
% per cent this year. The crop - es,i-
mated at 10000 pood. or half tn Rus
alan requirement. whereas previously eniy
100000 pood hsd been procured from
Russian possessions. This result Il at
tributed 20 the increased raw cotton i'm
port duty introduced last winter. The sit-
nation in the cotton industries k i'm
proving.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

ritories etc. ........i .GG7. .gi3 s52 a5t 81. .sal
The Alaskan figures are derived from
partial data only and ali returns r5r
Alaska and for certain military organiz-
ationa stationed abroad. principally IN sho
Philippines, have not yet been received
Bulletins VIII be issued for the various
minor civil divisions In the different states
and territories as fast as possible The
entire number. u h expected will be
ready for the public USE before the first
0f January.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
TRAIN DERAILED ny 1oEHs.
british Are Arresting All Beers over
Fourteen Years

Bloemfontein. Friday. Oct 2s-The tele-
delayed. owing to the Beers derailing a
train ten miles south OF Ederburg.
All Beers over "a years Of axe living out
side a radius OF ten miles from Bloem-
fontein are being surrounded BY British
troops and brought here 70 prevent their
reloininE the commanders.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Chicago. Oct. so-Terry Mccovsrn was
matched yesterday 70 meet Kid Broad OF
New York. at Tattersail's Nov. - IN q
e@lx round contest at catch weights
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Shanghai. oct. 50-It Is reported here
that the Russians win cvacuate Ntu
llhwang next Thursday. -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

81. Petersburg. Oct. 5o.-count Toistol
n enjoying excellent health. He Is en-
gagged writing drama. entitled. "A
Corpse"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
GUARENAs WAS DESTROYED.
More Earthquake shocks Were Felt
in Venezuela.

Caracas. venezueia. Oct. 5).-Yes erdays
earthquake destroyed the town OF Guar
.r.s resulting In the less Of twenty-five
lives.
Neariy the entire population Of Caracas
..sgsed last night IN the streets or squares
"a the city. Slight tremors following ne
sevsre shocks have recurred az varying
Interyais and eth continue.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31

Vices OF the q s.
stationed abroad
(estimatedl ........... $500 ...... .....
Indians. etc. on In
dian reservations
except Indian Ter. 1ss2s2 ...... 49,.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
BRYAN GOING WEST
rvoCRATIc CHANCES IN NEW
YORK ARE BRIGHT.
CONSIDERED MORE THAN EVEN
COZ. nRYAx's VIEW on CONCLUSION
or his CAMPAIGN.

called Oat before Day by EnthusiRs-
ur people OF Port Jarvis-says Re-
pubiicaRs Have Abandoned FUN
Dlnner PafI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
stnn of the Labor yote-AppeRl for
uepubIicnn votes-He VIII Begin n
,r.ur OF ohio nt Toledo.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
AN ATTACK ON KELL
DYRD's REFERENCES RESENTED
ny SENATOR ELIIs.
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE.
BYRD USED WORDS CRIMINAL M
GREE on LoOsENDSS."

Committee WIN Look Intodhe Matter
and Report to the General ASSEM-
bly-statc OmciaIs Think AdjutRnt
General should Justify Hi- Charges
or RcsiEn--AdIutnnt General nyrd
said uc DId Not Intend GO Rencct
Iuas,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-17
NAVY YARD NOTES.

There Will be no lack of work this summer for
the employed in the Navy Yard. In fact, the
force Of will be increased the beginning of
the fiscal year, July, when appropriations
will be available The Navy Department has
ranged to send much work 10 the local yard.
Among the vessels which will be sent here in the
next few months for repairs the Albany, the
Kentucky. the Kearsarge. the Texas, the New
York and the torpedo boat Gwtn.
The training ship Lancaster, Captain Henry B.
Mansfield, will arrive at the yard in about ten
days from the Portsmouth Navy Yard. She Will
bring the of the cruiser Detroit, which will
be put out OF commission. They will form
the crew of the converted yacht Mayhower. which
is TO be Governor Aliens boat at Porto Rico
and which is being repaired the Navy
Yard The Mayfower will be taken of Dry
Dock No. I this morning.
The Lancaster viii take 80 landsmen from the
receiving ship Vermont for a six months cruise.
The work Of tearing down the old building Of
the Navy Branch Of the Y. NJ. c. A. and three
of the old stone and brick buildings adjacent in
Sands-st. is progressing rapidly II is this site
that Miss Gould will handsome building
for the sailors and marines a memorial her
parents.
Rear Admiral Philip has appointed Commander
A. B. H. Lille, aid 10 the Captain Of the Yard,
10 take the Navy Yard census in June. The CEN
sus VIII include enumeration of the men
ployed salaries, expenses and much general in
formation.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-17
BROOKLYN NEWS.
WC4RTHY FOUND GUILTY.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY MERRILL EN-
PRESSES HIS CONTEMPT FOR
THE POLICE.

Patrick Mccarthy. who kept saloon at No. 10
Fo-den-ave. Long Island City. and who was ar
-ss.e5 uDon a charge OF maintaining a disorderiy
60 ,-as Yesterday convicted in the Queens
r-.,,,+r Court Mccarthy arrested by Dis
-. Attorney MerriIi's April T. This raid
,,-ourbt about a clash between the District At
+.-rev and the police. and led TO the presentment
80 .be Queens Grand Jury OF several police officials
Among those censured was CHIEF Devery'
Al the trial Mr Merrill had 70 rely largely upon
=. .,5-,orx aT women who had been frequenters
- RE place The defence put police officers on the
% s -. = rroxa me rlace was disorderly. Mr.
ss--;I +, .Iosinw declared he did not care rap
FOR The police The men OF the Department CAMEO
:, -asfffv reminded him OF figures he hkeneo
-b. resort 70 the fame drawing moths, and salG
,Es moths attracted 20 McCarthys We're Wen
IN Charging the Jury Judge Moore canlonea tne
4,Irv 70 be careful what weight t1es paeso p upon @
- .es+sv,crv ~ the women. his charge was
thought 70 be most favorable 70 the defence' Ihe
tI1rv was out only short time. - ..
charge