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The evening times., 1900-05-17
A COURT OF ENQUIRY.
The Shooting of n Filipino to BE
Investigated


A court Of enquiry has been ordered by
the Navy Department to meet in Wash
ington on Monday, the 21st instant, com
posed of Admirals Rodgers, Cotton, and
Terry, TO investigate the circumstances at
tending the shooting of Filipino near the
United States ship Monadnock. in the bar-
Dor Of Cebu, on November q, 1889. and
also the alleged failure Of Captain Nc
GOwan to report the matter to the COM
man1er-in-ehief of the Asiatic squadron.
1t was reported to the Department by a
press despatch, some time ago, that while
the Monadnoek was lying in the harbor
of Cebu young Filipino swan out TO the
ship and attempted to board her. Instead
OF coming up the gangway he climbed up
by the bow chains. Captain MCGOWAN. it
is charged, shot him in the act, and it was
alleged no enquiry or official report follow
ed the act
The evening times., 1900-05-17
BUFFALO CAB DRIVERS OUT.
Transfer Lines Tied Up by the StrfI<
ing Employes.

BUFFALO. n. Y, May 17.-The cab driy-
ers of the city quit work at 9 O'Clock last
night.
Only cne firm signed the agreement pre-
sentd by the men, which provides for an
increase in wages and some other con-
cessions- C. W. MiIler's transfer line and
other big stables were tied up, and last
night il was almost impossible to hire a
carriage drawn by horses. The automo-
biles did a rushing business Funerals
were seriously affected by the lack Of car
riagec
The evening times., 1900-05-17
4 Spanish Wur Claim.

Mr. Davis today introduced in the Sen
ate bin 10 pay Mrs. Rita L. Ruiz, widow
Of DR.. Ricardo Ruiz. the sum of IS. 600, in
partial payment Of her claim against Spain
for the death Of her husband while in a
Spanish prison in Cuba. The above sum
is to be deducted when the Spanish Goe-
eminent awards the claim
The evening times., 1900-05-17
ORDERED TO COLON.
The Machias Sent There TO Protect
American Interests.

The Machias Sent There TO Protect
American Interests
This morning the Machias left Port
Limon, Costa Rica, for Colon, via Boea del
Toro- At the Navy Depar tuent it was
stated that the order was given TO the
Machias when the latter was at San Juan,
Porto Rico, about May 1. The movement,
however, looks very much as if it was in
tended for the protection of American citi-
zens from possible injury In the Colombian
revolution.
of the Isthmus, but the eastern coast Is
without naval protection Recent reports
from that vicinity have been very threat
ening, and have said that the property and
lives of American citizens were in danger.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
British Government Not Ready Z,
Make Any Arrangements.

LONDON. May 17.-Replying to a ques-
ton in the House of Commons today as 10
whether the Government would now pro-
pose an exchange of prisoners. Right Hon.
A. ]. Balfour, Government leader inc the
House Of Commons and First Lord OF the
Treasury. said the time had not yet arrived
when any useful negotiations on the sub
ject could be conducted with the Boer Gov
ernments.
This is believed to mean that no exchange
arrangements are contemplated by the
Government and that all Boer proposals in
this direction will be met by refusal.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
FATAL BLAZE IN NEWBURGR
4 Fireman Killed and Five Others
Reported Missing

NEWBURGH. n. Y, May 17.-Fire
started at 10 o'clock this morning in Peck
& Van Dalfsen's store and warerooms, the
largest furniture house in the city. To-
Gated on Clinton Square, in the centre of
the business district.
The flames have spread to adjoin ng
buildings. Willis McGinn, a fireman, was
killed by falling walls. Five hremen are
reported missing.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
PREsBYTERIANs AT ATLANTA
The Southern General Assembly Be.
gins Its Session

ATLANTA, Ga May 1.-THE thirty
ninth annual session of the General As
sembly of the Southern Presbyterian
Church was called to order in the Central
Church today. The retiring moderator,
the Rev. DR.. ]. E. Cannon, of St Louis,
presided.
Seventy eight Presbyteries are repre-
sented by commissioners, some of the
Presbyteries senSing four, but most of
them sending only two. Two hundred
commissioners are in attendance half of
them ministers, and the other ruling ell
ders
The evening times., 1900-05-17

The Senate Committee on Public Build
the bill for the purchase Of the old Cor
eoran Art Gallery. as a site for the Court
Of Claims. and recommends that il do pass.
The bill is amended so as 70 limit the price
to S332, $50. in place Of 1885,, ,oeo.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
CALLED ON MR.. M'KINLEY.

Wharton Barker. POpuIiSt Candidate
for President n Visitor
Wharton Barker. the Philadelphia editor
whom the middle-of- -the-road PopuIists
have named for the Presidency, is in the
city, and called this morning upon Presi-
dent Mckinley.
The two gentlemen who are almost Ger
tain to oppose each other on widely DIFF
terent platforms. had a pleasant chat for
some time
At the conclusion of il Mr.. Barker re-
fused to discuss the political situation.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
River AND HARBoR WORK.
The Bill Providing for Emergencies
Taken Up in the House.

The Dill Providing for Emergencies
Taken Up in the House.
The bill making provision for emergen-
cies in river and harbor works. for certain
surveys. and for the diversion Of certain
appropriations or modification of provis-
ions heretofore made" was taken up in
the House this afternoon Il was at Erst
sought by Mr. Burton 10 get the bill Up
under unanimous consent, but this failed
The amount appropriated or authorized TO
be expended by the bill in addition 10 ap-
propriauOns heretofore made OF author
lied by law, some Of which are diverted.
is $500. co., Of this amount 500 600 is Gp-
pTcpnated for allotment by the Secretary
Of War with the concurrence CT the CHEF
Of Engineers and local engineers to pro
vide in the first place for emergencies such
as arise when a channel is closed OF ma
terialiy imPeded by a sudden stern OF
other casualty
The evening times., 1900-05-17
WOMAN ENDS HER LIFE.
The Sister of Representative Hop
kins shoots Herself.

ELGIN, H., May 17.-Mrs. Phoebe A.
Poisson, sister Of Representative Albert ].
Hopkins, shot herself at her home at Ma
pie Park yesterday. She was alone at the
time and the discovery Of her death was
made by her little daughter upon return
ing from school at noon
Mrs. Poison was the widow Of Martin L.
Poison, who died three years ago. She
had been i'll for some time and OF late had
been despondent brooding over the death
of her husband.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
STRANGE CRIMES IN SWEDEN.
Seven Persons Shot Dead on an An
chOred Steamer.

STOCKHOLM. May i7-There was an in
explicable series Of murders last night
aboard the steamer Prince Carl, which was
anchored in Lake Malar.
Seven persons were shot dead and FIVE
were severely wounded. The shooting is
supposed to have been done by a man with
two revolvers. No details have yet been
received.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
Government accepts rodax.

The receipts Of the Government to-day
reached the sum of s., ,S27, ,224.T7, composed
of customs. $53S .91s.75; internal revenue.
n,156, 627.24; miscellaneous. S131. .67s.7S
The expenditures amounted to $1,415. 900
leaving an excess of receipts over expendi-
lures today Of $4I2 224 Il
The evening times., 1900-05-17
INQUEST TO BE HELD.
An Enquiry Into the Death of Harry
WOOiford Ordered.

The father of Harry Woolford. the young
lad who was killed in an elevator accident
at a clothing store in Seventh Street last
night, called on Coroner Carr today and
requested that an inquest be held into the
cause of death
On Coroner Cars statement that he did
not consider an inquest necessary, Mr.
Woolford appealed 10 Commissioner Mac
farland. who after hearing the fathers
statement summoned the Coroner and or
dered that the enquiry be made. The in
quest was set for II o'clock tomorrow
mornirR
The evening times., 1900-05-17
VIEWS OF MIR. sEWALL.
The Outlook for Democratic Success
Very Bright.

NEW YORK. May l7.-Arthur SewaIl. OF
Maine, Bryan's running mate in 1896, was
in town yesterday. When asked what he
thought of the outlook for Democratic sue
cess this fall, he said:
Il think Mr.. Bryan's chances for election
are bright-very bright In fact. I think
that he Will have a better chance than
he had in 1896"
Would you accept the Democratic nomi-
nation for Vice President?" was asked
NO" replied Mr.. Sewall. promptly and
emphatieally- Il am out of it; 1 am posi-
lively out of it,
The evening times., 1900-05-17
Treasurer Roberts I'm Richmond

United States Treasurer Roberts left last
night for Richmond, Va, where he spoke
this morning at the annual meeting Of the
Virginia Bankers Association on the
financial questions Of today and the fnan-
cial status of this country.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
The IIumfgration of Japanese.

Special Inspector Wasehdorn. who was
detailed By Commissiore er Powderly to visi.
the various ports along the Pacific Coast
Fad investigate the recent large immigra-
ton OF japanese, has arrived at Seattle
He notified Chief Powderly Of his arrival
at that place. saying, that from present in
diesticns his tour would result in investi-
cations and discoveries which viii be Of
value to the service.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
PROGRESS OF ROBERTS ARMY.
The Advance of Generals Rumble
Hunter. md Mcthuen.


Hunter, md Mcthuen.
LONDON. May 1.-THE War Office has
received the following from General Rob-
srts:
'KrOonstad, May 17.-Hunter occu-
pied Christiana yesterday without op-
position. the enemy having retired to
KlerkscOrp under the impression that
the place was threatened by a portion
OF this force from Parys-
"Rundle's force was close to Cloeo-
Ian last evening and the country is
clear of the enemy
The resident commissioner OF Ba-
sutoland reports that a number OF
Beers living in the Ficksburg and
Bethlehem districts have applied to
him for advice as to the conditions OF
surrender This is very satisfactory.
"ROBERTS."
General Methuen's men hsve reached g
point twelve miles from Hoopstad in the
Orange Free State and were not opposed BY
the burghers.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
MURDERER BOXES SHERIFF.
Hummer Changes His Style of Prepa-
ration for Death.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa. May 17.-Murder-
er William Hummel changed his athletic
exercises in the county Jail yesterday from
jumping over broomstick to putting on
boxing gloves.
He boxed twenty minutes with Deputy
Sheriff Joe Smith, and then asked to be
permitted to go to the Jail yard and run
q race This was refused him
The evening times., 1900-05-17
Reading Matter for the Blind.

Sr. Glynn has introduced bill in the
House to promote the circulation Of read
ing matter among the blind. The bill pro-
Tides that books, pamphlets. and other
matter in raised characters for the use of
the blind, whether prepared by hand or
printed. in single volumes or unsealed
packages not exceeding seven pounds In
weight, shall be received free Of postage
by the mails Of the United States ftf trans
mission to blind readers or for return to
the depositories.
The evening times., 1900-05-17

Mr.. Cullom, from the Senate Committee
on Interstate Commerce. today reported
favorsbly a bill increasing the powers Of
the Agricultural Department and prohibit
ing the transportation Of game killed in
violation OF the game laws
The evening times., 1900-05-17
LOSSES OF The FIILPINos.

A Resolution OF Enquiry Introduced
in the Senate.
Mr. Jones OF Arkansas today offered
resolution n the Senate asking the Seere-
tary Of War to forward information as to
the number o. FiIipinos killed and taken
prisoners since the commencement Of hes
tilities in the Philippines
The evening times., 1900-05-17
THE CUBAN INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. PIatt of Connecticut TO Speak on
the Bacon Resolution

In the Senate today Mr. Plat Of Con-
necticut gave notice that be would, in the
near future. submit remarks On the Bacon
resolution for an investigation ito the
Cuban postal frauds.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
ANXIETY FOR MAFHKING
Report Of the Towns Relief Not
Yet Confirmed.

The London War Omcc, Replying to
Message From the House of Conn
mons. Says Ii Has No Reason TO
Discretift the Rumor-Concern for
the BeIeEguered People Causes-r
Neglect of business i'm the British
CapItaI-Preparation for a Cen
ernI Thanksgiving When the Siege
Is Raised-Disquieting Dispatches.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
GOING TO WEST POINT.

The House Military Committee to
Make an Inspection.
The Committee on Military Affairs OF
the House will leave for West Point. n.
Y, tomorrow The Object Of the visit is
to study at close range the needs of the
Military Academy.
Il is understood that there are many
things which the Academy will ask for at
the next session Of Congress
The evening times., 1900-05-17

Delightful trips daily at ESQ p. m to Old Poin;
Comfort, Newport News. Norfolk, and Virginia
Beach For schedule, see page T.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-ON THE BAY

Always cool Excursion trains leave daily, 10
a m. and D. n Last train leaves Bach $50
D M Take Columbia car 70 depot.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
THE CASE AGAINST ROBERTS

To BE Retired for BiSamy on the
29th of This Month
SALT LAKE CITY, May 17.-Brigham II.
Roberts Is to have another trial on the
charge OF bigamy.
Judge Norrell has set May 20 as The date
Tor rehearfng the case against Roberts
The evening times., 1900-05-17
Car of Lumber loaded free and

treights prepaid to your out-of-town stations
LibLey 4 Co
The evening times., 1900-05-17
BRITISH PAPER MILL FIRE.
LIOyd's Plant at Sittingbourne De-
stroNed bN EInmcs.

LONDON, May 17-Lloyd's paper mills,
at Sittingbourne. Kent county, have been
destroyed by fire.
The loss is e2O0 600
The evening times., 1900-05-17

New Laths for Piaxtercrs only $3.50
These are bright yellow and dry. At 9Th and n
Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-05-17

cx2o No. Shingles, clear. only $500
FER LOCO. No. and guaranteed by r. Libbey
Co.
The evening times., 1900-05-17

All lists of Lumber and HiIIwOrk ng<
ured at lowest rates in town, at 9th and \. \,
ave-
The evening times., 1900-05-17

Latest Quotations daily on Lumber
and mill work Call first on Frank LiJbey & Co.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
THE DISTRICT MONEYS.
Another Conference on the Appro-
priatiOn BILL

In the Senate today the House report
disagreeing with the Senate amendments
70 the District Of Columbia Appropriation
bill was read
Mr. Allison moved that the Senate in
sist upon its amendments and another con-
ference was ordered. Messrs. Allison.
Sewell. and Cockreu were named as the
Senate c.rslfrl g
The evening times., 1900-05-17

SI-25 TO Baltimore and Return vim
Ii. sS o. Saturday and Sunday.
Nav 10 and 20, good for return until following
Monday Tickets good on all trains except Royal
Limited
The evening times., 1900-05-17

6-inch Weather Boarding at only
q IS per 100 feet for frame dwellings 9Th and
n. Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-05-17
Call ut I2z4 # St for Kretoi.

Fiynn's Rusines- College. sfh and h.
S5--Census Office Rxamination=s
The evening times., 1900-05-17
STEAMER sEMANTHA ASHORE.
Her Passengers and Crew Safe at
Port Hastings.

HALIFAX, May 1.-THE steamship Sc
mantha. from Hamburg for Philadelphia,
is ashore al Port Hastings.
The passengers and crew were saved af-
ter repeated efforts.
The evening times., 1900-05-17

Newest idens about House Building
In frame buildings. always call first On +. Lib
SSy & Co.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-12
A BabIfoseea do la DEuOCRACnA

que antes atreviera 81 dara eI expaje oonmovi-
do, CONTINUES:
-Paes bien, seflora, adoraros en- silencio en- m
rnc6u mentras que los poderosos tributan homena
je d la luz del da, podra tormento, IN inferno
pero para mi Ia dicha.
~S6 entoncss dichoso,-respondi6 la duquess Y
de6 que Raul la besase otrs preparase d co.-
tnuar exDonlendo teorfas del amor mas no
pudo hacerlo porque en- ell mismo momento flamaron
La puerta presentaron dos orados de Hardouinot
con una mesits con Ia de la duqaess que do en-
voz bsJs:-Q Q1iero amigo mfo, para probaros que ell
amor, que compaIats al que llamais in
herno, puede oonVertrse algunas un uarafso
invitaros que ceneis coumigo.
Di6 Raul IN grito de algeria despid6 Los cria-
dos de msese Hardoanot sent6 frente fsente de
La duqaess, que dijo:
-Coutinuad, Raul, amado INFO decirme que
otras cosas hace ell AMOR.
-Vuestra slteza coina de favores pero vo
qusera pedTla uno; e da beber vino de- Jursn-
esn que nos han servido, porque mo gusts. v en-
csEabio me agrada con delirio el blanoo de Loira-
contest6 Ran senal6 fraaco &C Iocado su lado.
Al lado de Ia duquesa se vefa otro de an Juranccn
caai centenario.
Como q1eras. pero 20 bebere Jurar CON, porque
90 mi vino favorito-repioo Ia duquesa Raul 80 pu.
% hablar con mucha sleg1s, desmIntiendo con In
mlrada sus palabrae maltratsndo al amor v besando
de vex en- ouando Ioa sonrosados dedos de h duouesa
sosteniendo que 81 saor cnanto mas grande ras ne
cesldad tiene dc miaterio de sombrs, declarando
que hubiera deseado Fey principe para poderla
amar La luz del dfa. Egcuch6le Ana de Lorena ce-
nando v psadeando e Jurar son, cuando termin6 Is
cera sinti6 que tents la cabega muy pesadaQn6 ooaa
mas Eara' IQae aaeae teugol--marmHt6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-12
Sc Vende

Una maquinaria para elabOrar azu-
car centrifugado criStalizadO, que
consta de los sIguientes aparatos:
Un tach0 al vaclO de seis y medic
pies de die metro, con capacidad para
so hectolitro, o sean toneladaS de
azucar seco, provisto de 3 serpentinas,
Iranpas, manometros, cOlUmnas, pla
tatOrna, eScalera y todOS SuS accGSO-
rlos completes.
Una bOmba de vaciO de IA y 10, x
10" con condensation y conecciones.
UOs centrltugaS, slstema HepWOrth,
con mala1Or de 30 hectolitrOS cablda
CransmlSlones y maqulna de vapor,
tOdO complete.
Una boInba de.vapor para meladura
con su tuberla.
Una bomba Duplex para traer ell aqua
del no, con 0UU pies tuberla de d pull
gadaS y tOdOS Sus accessories completes.
Una caldera de acero dc 8 pies dia
meLro por 10 pies de largo con lac tu-
Dos patentes dc pulgadas, domO de
yapor, hOrnalla J lodos sus accesO-
RIOS completes.
Un canal hierr0 para descargar Ell
aZucar del tachO y varias tuberlas de
de conecclOn entire eSoS apartOS.
Esta maqulnaria eSta en- perfect0
buen estddo y soianente ha trabaJa-
do un ano.
Para Iuforme ROBERTO GRA HAM,
lu8enlerV Marina 70 Ponce P.R.
Mayo % 1900. ". 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-12
La Rcinade las barrfcadas

jestad los mos, se que aoaba de dejarse aluc-
por rey sin reino por gasc6n desvergonza-
do al que Haman rey de Nsvarra, de quen puede de-
cirse que ri alguien oodcia la de Francs, e
lei! excl am6 ell rey, por segunda vez llevo In
II espsda.
ST, por Dios al vuestra maestad obrase
damente le mandara prender eata msma noche le
envisrfa DIR misa al castillo de Vincennes.
Estremeoi6se Enrique III, murmur6:
-lTen cuidadol
-Es un hugonote-respondi6 Qusua -squiere vues-
ira ma jestad comprometer salvaCi0n eternaf
Estas palahras conmovieron mucho Enrique III,
que inmut6 aoero6 los labos Ia medalla de In
Virgen que negaba al cuec, mientras que Quelus 80
decia: 81
IFS partida que perdfsteie, senor rey de Ma
varrs, vos, senor duque de Gulsa, me deb6is
bueD regalo por este sctoi
Enrique III segufa temblando preguntandose:-
SEstar6 condenadof SSi tendrs rsz6nP
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-12

--ssAbsa 10 que 81 sl amor, amado mfof-diio ID
du4beaa de Montpensier Raul, ell antique pale de
Carlos TX, Il respondi6 6s-Amor oosa, sefors,
de Ia que cada oual habIa an manera.
~H6 ahf una defnici6n muy vaga.
-Procarare demostrar vuestra alteza L. veraci-
dad de mi dicho.
Sostenfsse esta conversation d mismo dfa en- que
Enrique de Borb6n vist6 al rey de Francis, Ia esoe
ma desarrollaha habitac6n de l. caaa dei
pEocnrador Hsrdouinot oonvertida en p0sada por or
den del Besrness IN a cue II dugHasa hshaas ALOHA
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Rue du Psrc-RoyaI &e Cannon Street x.OTGzoo1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-10-10
EMPERoR's ABSENCE FROM PEKING
All the Allies Want Him Where They Can
See Where He Is At"

Washington Oct. 1O.-In 4 high din
lomatic quarter the suggestion was
! made that he powers send special en-
voy TO Sinan-Fu, the new abode of the
Chinese imperial family. with Il colIec-
tive note urging the return of the en-
peror to Peking and giving guarantees
for the personal safety of the imperial
household. Such an envoy. it was said
could accomplish much more than the
circutous negotiations through Chinese
officials. The suggestion also was made
that Chan Chi lung, the viceroy of one
of the southern provinces, would be
we'll qualified to execute such mis-
sion if the powers could be brought to-
gether in collective request.
In dispatch from PekinS dated
Oct. 6, received Yesterday afternoon,
said that Prince Ching had received
an edict from the emperor, dated Oct.
l. in reply to a note sent at the request
of the legations. saying he Will return
TO Pekfng as soon as the negotiations
take a favorable turn"
The Chinese minister said that if the
powers regarded ii as essential that
the emperor and empress dowa ger
should return to Peking. he was quite
confident this could be brought about,
first by giving positive assurances for
the personal safety of their majeStieS,
and then. as plain evidence of this as
surance. by directing that the bulk Of
the allied forces now ut Peking be,
withdrawn.
Minister WI added: 1T is said that
the forces are being reduced to lega-
ton guards, but if each legation guard
numbers about 1000 men. that makes
an aggregate force OF 10000 meIt for
the eight powers, or if each quota isnOt
full, say the aggregate force is about
10000 men. An army OF 10000 men is
n very considerable force in any city
Consider the influence that an army of
10000 men would exert if stationed
here in Washington. While l am eX-
tremeIy sorry that their majestieS do
not return to Peking. ii does not seem
surprising in the existing circumstances
that they should not want to return"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-10-10
YOUTSEY CREATES DRAMATIC SCENE
AT THE GOEBEL MURDER TRIAL

Georgetown, Ky, Oct. 10.-Henry
+. Youtsey, on trial for alleged COM
plicity in the assassination of William
Goebel, created dramatic scene in
the cour: room yesterday. He de-
nounced Goebers brother as liar and
insisted that William Goebel was still
living.
Dee Armstrong, a Louisville detec-
tive, had Just told of his :alks with
Youtsey before and after his arrest.
Then Arthur Goebel was put on the
stand and Judge Ben Williams, who
for the first time appeared for the
prosecution. did the questioning. Ar
thur Goebel said:
IL talked with Youtsey the day he
was arrested late in the afternoon in
the jail in Frankfort in reference to
the murder Of my brother"
Just st this point Youtsey arose be-
hind his attorneys and in loud voice
said: 1T is untrue-it isa Iie-I
never spoke q word to that man in my
life. nor he to me-"
Col. Crawford told him to be quiet
and sit down, and others took hold of
him
Il will not sit down. l never said
word to that man-it is unit ne. "
He was shouting by this time.
Youtsey's wife sprang to his side,
and while endeavoring to make him
sit down could be heard saying:
Now you have killed my husband, 1
suppose you are satisfied"
Then foutsey hysterically shouted
again: Il am innocent; there is no
blood on my hands; these men are
swearing ny life away" Two or
three deputy sheriffs went over aud
grabbed him He struggled wildly
and said: Let me alone. / will not
sit down" Arthur Goebel meanwhile
sat sphinxlike in the witness chair
and never turned his head.