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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-01-30

First Space in the Paris Exposition
Allotted to Local Manufacturer.

From the Chicago Journal. Nov. %, 1899,
A Chicago manufacturer has the honor
of receiving the first allotment of space
in the American section of the Paris EX-
position A. r. Bremen Co, manufacture
er and sole proprietors of Coke Dandruf
Cure. has Just been notified by Commits
sioner Ferd w. Peck that their applca
tion for space has been passed on favor
ably and Mr. Bremen has also been ad-
vIsed that they are the first American
manufacturers to receive favorable con-
sideration. The allotment of space has
just been started and they are the first
to be officially announced.
In addition to being the first American
to receive an allotment of space, The
Bremen Co. has also the honor of being
the only American manufacturer of a hair
preparation who will receive space at the
Paris Exposition. Applications have been
made 10y others, but the Coke Dandrun
Cure IS the only one in that line that has
been passed on favorably by the American
Commissioner The list is now closed, and
no others can receive space.
In consideration of the honors thus be-
slowed upon them and their production,
the Bremen Co. are already arranging for
an exhibit that will do credit to them
selves and to the country that they will
represent in Paris. A magnificent white
and gold cabinet, planned by one of the
foremost designers in France tAllard &
Sons), is now being made in one of the
Paris studios and it will undoubtedly eX-
eel anything of the kind seen al previous
expositons.
The Bremen Co. has announced that they
will make an outlay for their exhibit that
will impress visitors 10 the exposition
and that will httngly demonstrate the
merits of their preparation, as well as
show to the world the enterprise of Ameri-
can manufacturers. They will also en-
deavor TO show visitors to the exposition
the worldwide reputation of the Coke
Dandruff Cure. For several years the
sales of this product have been increasing
with great rapidity in all of the leading
cities in America, and gradually these
sales have extended into every state in
the Union, and a present it is known in
practically every community in the coun-
try. OF late the firm has been making
tremendous strides in foreign business,
until now the export trade Of the firm is
wonderful 1t is largely because of this
International reputation of Coke Dan
druff Cure" that they have been 50 high
Nv honored by the American representa-
lives at the Paris Exposition.
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COTTON FUTURES.

New York, Jan. Speculation in cot
ton futures to-day was active. with the
course of he market in the main upward
although considerable irregularity was de
Veloped through alterations of bear and
bull supremacy. while the average was
considerably above Saturdays basis At
one time the more active positions, after
opening a. an advance of / to points
showed net rise of SG 10 points The i'm
provement was chiefly due to the favor
able English adVices, In the face of con-
tnued unfaVorable news from the seat
OF war. Private cables said the advance
was largely due to an advance Of 7sd in
the Egyptian cotton during the last few
days and further to the fact that the
South continues to hold for higher prices
The speculative movement in the local
market was very active with buying large
ly from England, but also from Wall
street, the South. the West and from New
England spinners During the afternoon
the feeling was weaker upon profit-tak-
ing following predictions of larger re-
ceipts at the ports with estimate for to-
morrow particularly bearish. The mar
ket closed steady with prices points low
er to 8 points net higher
New York Jan, 20, noon.-Cotton futures
opened irregular: January 1859 bid Feb
ruary, 7.65c; March, 7.65c; April 76lc /;
May 762c; June, 760c; July 7.62c; Au-
gust. 7.59c; September, 1000; october, 6SSc /;
November, 6.Slc; December, 6S5c
New York, Jan. %, p m.-Cotton flu
lures closed steady; January, 76lc; Feb
ruary, 1880; March, 75Sc; April, 757c; May,
1.5Ic; June. L57c; July, 1880; August. 1850 /:
September, I10c; October 690c; Novem-
Der, 6S7c; December. 6.SSc.
Liverpool, Jan. g. 4 p. motion, spot
quiet; prices l-32d higher; American mid
ding fair, 29-32d; good middling, 4 23-32d !;
midd.ing 42l-32d; low middling. 17-32d
good ordinary. ll-32d; ordinary. 5-32d.
The sales of the day were 1900 bales OF
which 500 bales were for speculation and
export. and included 400 bales Ameri-
can. Receipts. 5000 bales including 7,4O0
bales American.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady
az the advance; American middling, low
middling clause, January, 35d sellers
January February, 4.31d sellers; February
March, 4.2Sd sellers; MarchApril. 4246
4.25d sellers; April-May, Add buyers; May
June, 41S4419d buyers; June-July Asa
Aid buyers, July -Aagust. 4.l4G4.l5 sell
ers; AugustSeptembe 409d sellers; Sep
ember-October, 360d sellers; October-N No
vember 35Sd value; November December,
3.49a350d value.
New Orleans, Jan. 29.-Cotton futures
steady; January nominal; February, 747c.
bid; March, Hal 45c; April 7,43a7 44c ;
May 1891 44c: June. 7.43n7. 44c; July,
7.43d7 4ic; August 7.36n7 37c September,
6,SSq6 Soc; October, 8 66G6 &c
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Charleston Quotations.
View Orleans Quotations
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpennnc--E Efforts to get sup
plies for 5lia cents failed again to-day, and
the indications are that nothing less than
quotations will induce trading. Factors
are firm in the belief that the market is
being well supported by conditions, and
they are holding for quotations, The re.
Ceipts at present being comparatively
small relieves them of the possibility of
large accumulations. by which buyers
might hope to force a yielding Bell wing
in a continued strong demand, factors do
not seem to have any fears of their abil-
ity later to dispose of their entire STOCK a
the present market. Transactions Tor
the day were light owing 10 the fact that
buyers were expecting to break things OF
any time. The receipts to-day were 296
casks, the sales A casks. and the exports
234 casks.
Rosin-The close was firm and uuch ang-
ed to-day a good demand prevails for all
grades, though there is some complaint
about the present prices of pales, which
it is claimed are above what the market
conditions warrant. Were these grades not
sold in lots with the more desirabl grades
it would be difficult to dispose of them al
quotations. The receipts to-day were 3.253
barrels the sales 1922 barrels, and the ex-
ports A. $40 barrels. The following were
~. rot,
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COTTON LETTERS.

New York. Jan. 29-Hubbard Bros &
Co. say of cotton: "Our cabegrams as
cribe the advance in Liverpool to-day to
the execution of large orders from Egypt
The demand from Manchester had natur-
ally fallen off on the receipt of the adj
vices from South Africa but this demand
advanced the arrival market to the high
est quotations of the season. Our market
opened steady with outside selling orders
at limits which supplied the immediate
European demand. Liverpool bought free
ly.taking fully 5000 bales. which were sold
by these limited orders for the long ac-
count An increase in the movement at
Houston and New Orleans led TO the trad
ers realizing on some of their recent ,pur-
chases and the market eased from the
best. The small short interest has been
driven out on the advance and none care
to expect a decline in face of the strong
position. The arb!trage interest at the
present rate viii soon be eliminated. The
weakness Of the afternoon was due 10
Southern selling on the increasing receipts
at the ports and interior towns. Liverpool
bought at the close, but not enough to
advance prices"
New York. Jan. 29-Murphy e. Co, say
of cotton: Liverpool was very feVerish
to-day. but gives further advance Of
l-32d on spots and from half to 2l5 points
on futures, with the greatest gain on far
positions. All this too, in spite of the adj
verse news from Africa. Our market open
ed unchanged to points up on old crop
and about TO y on new crop with EUROPE
still buying here, while some old longs
were again realizing. The new crop
strength is due to Liverpool and the feeling
that the new crop may not start off 50
finely as to depress position especially at
such a discount as had been ruling. At
noon prices received slight set back due
TO estimated receipts at Houston for TO-
morrow being very large $4,000, against
5000 last year, also New Orleans 1900 to
5000. Southern markets coming in with
advance i'm prices and export clearances
are large. Norfolk stock was found to be
il 100 bales smaller than estimated. Eek
ports to the continent from Sept to end
of week compared as follows American
cotton 1899 ,625 coo; 1893, 1900 600, 1897, O.
900 900; 1896, 100 coo; 1895, 1,250,OC0 which
shows continent tahngs were up to the
average requirements. The exports 10
Greai Britain during same period of Sep
TENDER and December, inclusive, compares
1899 $4,000 against 2.l4C00 in 1898, and
,773 coo in 1897, and 10000 in 1896, which
accounts for the strength in Liverpool"
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New Orleans. Jan. 29.-Moncreith, who
won the last race was the only successful
favorite to day The weather was cold and
clear; track fast.
First Race-Selling, seven furlongs. "a
rate. Is to / and to !, won, with Col.
Cassidy. to / and ? to ], second. and
lobe Plain, to J, third. Time :2S34.
Second Race Handicap, six furlongs.
Fleuron, to and ! to 5, won. with Sid
nev Lucas. to . and 8 to 8. second, and
kindred II TO 5, third Time 1:155.
Third Race-SellnS. one and one-eighth
miles. Philias. . to and to 1, won, Wi
King Flkwood TO 2 and to ., second.
ana Jennie T.. TO /, third. TINE 90.
Fourth Race Handicap one mile.
Andes. 4 to j and to TO- won. with Zoe
mig. 3 TO / and 2 to 1, second. and Tom
Middleton, even. third. Time 1:41.
Fifth Race-Sellng, one mile and twen-
~ yards Bright Night to ! and to 2,
won. wi h Cathedral 7 to and to 2, sec
ond. and Joe Doughty, to l, third. Time
1.43la
Sixth Race-Selling, mile and an eighth.
Moncreith, to TO- won, with Can-I-See-
EN-. II to and / to 2, second. and Tip
gallant, to !, third Time 1851,
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THE NEWS AT LAKE CITY.
Good Roads to Be Built-What the
Farmers Are Doing.

Lake city. Jan. 29-The work of paw
ing the principal business street has been
begun. The people all through the county
are making every effort to have the pub
lie roads improved. Several of our
wealthy citizens have announced that they
will give generously.
The Normal School at the State Agri-
cultural College for teachers will open on
to-day and continue for eight weeks. This
will be under the direct management Of
President Vacuum of the State College.
Hon r. f. Rogers, state convict IN
spector left Friday on an extended tour
of inspection.
What may be termed extensive Florida
farming viii be INDUCED in this year by
several of our farmers. c. H. Mathis,
who for the past three seasons, has been
growing melons for market will, this year.
in addition TO his regular farm of 400
acres in melons plant 100 acres of garden
peas: 165 acres in Irish potatoes and 100
acres in cantaloupes. quite number or
our farmers will plant az much as twen-
tv-five acres in English peas, forty acres
in cantaloupes and from 100 to 81" acres
in melons. Our farmers have learned not
to depend upon one crop, and as result
they are more prosperous than they have
been for over a quarter of a century.
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COTTON CONTINUES UPWARD.
PRICES MOVE UP GENERALtN IL
FACE OF ADVERSE NEWS.

The Local Market Up I-I6 Cent, with
Considerable Liquidation in the
south, and Liverpool Up Following
Advices of .4dVerses in the Trans
Naai-Spirits Firm at - Cents,
Though buyers Are Bidding 3Ila.
Resins Firm ana Unchanged-LOcaI
ana TeIegraphic Markets.
Morning News Office, Jan. 29.-The con-
tinued upward tendency of cotton does not
corroborate the statements sent out re
Gently by bears 10 the effect that southern
spots had probably reached top-uotch
prices aud advising holders to sell. Pre-
vious advances were followed to-day by
another of Lice. which brings the local
market for good middling to 7S4c and mid
ding slice. The belief that the crop
will be a short one continues to have its
effect, since abundant evidences of a yield
of less than 100000 bales come TO light
The market was steady at the advance,
and there were reported transactions of
.0l5 bales Outside advances We're 90 the
effect that Liverpool advanced in the face
Of adverse news from the Transvaal. There
were reports of considerable liquidation
throughout the belt.
While transactions are small there is
little prospect of getting spirits for less
than 52c. During the day buyers were
bidding 511ac. but factors see in Inc future
conditions which will strengthen the mar
ket, and for this and other reasons they
are unit in holding for quotations There
does not seem to be any fear on their parts
of accumulations, as the daily receipts are
comparatively small. Resins were firm
and unchanged 1t is talked about that
pales are weak, and that buyers take them
at quotations only when they are put In
with lots Offering. Other branches were
in good condition, and brisk business
reported in all dimes. The following re-
sumo of the different markets will show
the tone and quotations at the close to-
day:
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FLORIDA.

''o'ner attempt was made the other
'' TO blow up the Consumers dam at
e"pa The would-be marauders were
'-'lened away by the guards
'Ae value of exports from Pensacola to
sn ports last week was $2SS, 10s dis
u'.d'ed as follows: Havre. S1S5.9lO; Ha-
q, $2S'Gi3; Genoa. $3172 Manchester.
'ao' brest $685.; Buenos Ayres, $1,000:
n pool, $500; Plymouth, IS, S00; Methil
C'N $780, Rosario. $1,000; Ponce. $500;
'' '@acoalcos, Mexico, $1,000.
Deesburs Commercial: The Savannah
N'i ming News has reached the hfty-nile
.os' IN its existence. 1t is one of the best
FRS IN the country. and under the di-
non OF j. Fl. Estill 1t has met with
'7.dld success For many long wears
. News has directed attention to the su-
or advantages and growing interests
iorda, and ii is but natural that IL
''uid nave many warm and loyal friends
lHis state. who wish it and its president
'"s NE ana continued prosperity
The mangled body of young white
'lI''h was found on the track of the Flor
IA Central and Peninsular Railroad with
~ the limits of Plant City Thursday night
nortiy after the 9:13 p. m. train passed,
So'hg north. a number OF letters were
ttSuhu II nis person. among them one from
Nu"al4 Aschoff. Weehawken. N. j.. and
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sTOCKs AND nnNns.

New York Jan. 29-The stock market
continued TO view with cquanmity the
disturbance in the London market on ac-
count OF misfortunes to the British mill
tary campa.gn In South Africa In spite
OF a drop of full pointfin British con-
soils In London and conditions on the EN-
change there. which cables to Wall street
described as panicky, the opening declines
hero in interna tiona stocks did not ex-
coed fractions. and there was no pres
sure to sell, outside of that for foreign
account. The buying by the local trader.
proved sufficient 90 absorb tnis and 60
advance prices to Saturdays closing level
The course of the market during the
rest OF the day was exceedingly sluggish
ana the dealings were narrow und pro-
lesstonal. The Industrial specialties con-
tinued to lead in point Of activity The
speculation in Sugar showed some
strength. the stock rising an extreme 2
points on demand from the shorts who
covered on the announcement of a further
advance in the price of refined sugar Part
or re gain was lost. There was a small
continued movement in the local traction
group. Other metal stocks were firm in
sympathy Glucose Sugar made a show
OF strength on the judicial decision against
the consttutionelty of the Illinois anti
trust law. a drop of points in Denver
ana lilo Grande preferred was unexplain-
ed by any news of the day
spectators 90 nOf forget that Ii WIS
me Industrial aud commercial activity 81
the country which encroach he'd on the funds
they had embarked i'm speculation In De.
c"mber and they are watching for the
tuture rate of activity of business to de-
me Itself before availing themselves Of
the present ease of money, which it is
reared, may prove ephemeral and Illus
Dry offerings of mercantile paper al
present are light owing TO large houses
using the years profits as working capi-
tai Inc sharp upward course of sterling
exchange to-day gives point to the apDrs-
hension That gold will again go out In
heip to supply England's need for war
expenditures. An official of the ImperiaI
sank or Germany quoted to-day attrib-
utes the ease In the German market 10
an afuhcial maneuver made to prepare
the market for municipal loans and the
Saine authority asserts that Russia is IA
RAISE loan. The future contingencies IN
the money market thus foreshadowed NAV
help to explain ithe persistent Indifferent,
OF SPECTATORS to the present abundance
of funds
Inc bond market lapsed into dullness 10
gay and price changes were mixed Total
sales, par value. 81 .365. 600
united States new As and old Is coiinon
advanced a and the 3s declined 4 IN the
bid price " ''e
The total sales of stocks today were 225
100 shares, including Atchison preferre6
8.525; Burlington, 1912; Manhattan an.
southern Pacific. 1850; Union Pacific Q
2o' american Steel and Wire, 36. 1856;
brooklyn Transit. 20,G72 and Sugar. 40 O05
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thorough scientific training, together with
the largest practice enjoyed by any spec
ialist in the country, which have enab ed
Gus cures.
Undoubtedly DR.. Hathaway was born
with that peciarly keen insight which en-
ables him 10 diagnose diseased conditions
with absolute accuracy; but il is also none
the less true that his most thorough col
tege training and hospital practice had
very much to do toward making the Great
Physician.
There is no town or city and hardly q
hamlet in this whole country where there
are not those who daily bless DR.. Hatha-
way either for life saved or at least for
rescue from some form of painful or seri-
Gus malady, from those dread diseases OF
the blood, nerves, lungs, etc, through all
manner of minor but distressing COM
plants which make life such a misery for
so many men and women
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one from Katie Red7or NJ, 200
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MAJ h. b,5 i h'.. ,e7 ancieef' ana shovel
and other noirrs sd i''iiP' Odeksoh'li. e
Gainesville sun with the amount o.
money being circulated in E,loria, :. ,-.
nos he ,1orhto,7 ,,,.,
perous tba,, - .i'ite9 ale more pros
!. ~, ,,.-,.. ~ nave peeh Tor years II
laa+ tba t.75,, ION Oh the truth 10 say
:, -,.bii1 'HUS1ileS OF 'he state taken as
evar - prosperous now than
parts of Ala.b,i, 'ouS per on' IN many
very rsrnanttt'' lily 1neit mas oeep 4"
ever,.,,,ba,l. -, GUY 'u. tslieHt' WINE
neonie ara h earoHstouI the county me
iools.no So i0Pgtui ana colhueht WAen
r.
Val ,,.tio, ..,, .''S ii''u- winter carhl-
obout No. en- ~ o. augustine
inc tb, et,-,1.t' NV preH AROUND Secur-
to assist in he t,il no are VIKING
,-i,G - ~ ,iIe Ne'eplduoh' ana nave met
Soon 7''iS success. l ne pans Will
Tho ,,l,,.l. a u9ItlI'e shape AFTER Whlch
Iisbij ~ " III oe gotten up ana pub
ot.,,4 ne Nl'S authorizes and mer-
IN ne any are taxing an interest
fa,,t 49, 80 ~ i9c' ana are TO a certain eN-
r,oro 49,, 1t .H'ucial lhdorsemenL but
''iS "a pelSes are assured
There has been marked increase in
the demand for real estate i,oI,,li,,,r -,
farn,f,,o, j,,,.4 -, ''N''N''"7 "o'H
Miami 3,itti, ih i'o 10y tols III ana around
fornoars s,a., 'i'e Ia9t Ie" weeks. Many
for ,nsr,..ti,,y 1aN A5I. an opportuhe time
OF acres covered with growing MECHANICS
demonstrated the quality of land, and
e rom, .He S produce. Many old orange
iookino .o,,o,. +rt1 ~ orange pelt are
,,nrrbasir,,r -. - non win view of
in linz an pldHllHS groves, and
thair s,,,.,,;.. instance 'heY express
devo1o,,,,,,i,,4 ny oHlN at the general
Uonde,f,,I ~ Ine country nut at the
maxine, In - 'i' ''tIu9 Tree are
''09' 'ocNS lands
Judge II. B. Philips. as Circuit Court
referee, has filed at JacksonvilIe 1is a.
cision in the Iona oo,,.,4,,..
Susan p PenaI,It ,oai,,t - 80 Ol Mrs'
traI and Penins,,Isr - ny ioIiud Cefl-
fnd;re for w. 1ae1,. ioau 1olhpahH'
sued the railroad Cor e." 900 "a rella uit
of her bushars1 A. T P,i lol lle ueath
eineer in the ~,,,n5o1, ,f ~ - ~ ~
and al so m March n 1908 he ,'oni
dentahy killed by the cars at Yulee sta
'ioh' IN Nassau county, Florida. For more
80, 5al 'l'i9 c5Se mas oeeh before
~ l,IiiPs; ana over 90 pages OF
liz 70 f." li eEiugmc s,o SUBMITTED, making
no l t,.fsi 'o,,e lioaiiS S-oo a n0lloh Tor
o - ll', ,.i5 D'e e'eI'iep last W5eH'
r5 ,. % ne ieIeiee was men Iiea'
i.h 5. aui' - Said 10 pe poor woman
al 9'ii' Oiii'ul ei' anu she gets
Deputy United States Marshal w. H
Mccormick Of jacksonville made an ar
- emil. 80 49, =. -.
Ies' "a eg' Jay ni9il' tna' Is coilslueIeo by
TUut Clilci'Is ~ Ne Wy .ll'or.dht one.
ne tooN ~ rus'0pS IiNin AlNalez res
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tof ms appearance loI I'eHIhIhaIE near
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Negro KiIIed at Tallahassee.

Tallahassee. Fla. Jan. ga travelling
show with three wagons, number OF
white and colored men. and a Dig black
hear as the leading attraction, came to
town on Friday and went into camp near
the depot. on Saturday Julian White, a
white man. told Richard --, a negro,
to go for a bucket of water. The negro
commenced to curse White in an outrag-
oous manner. White said to the negro.
Il have never taken such talk as that
from a white man, and ] will not take it
from a negro" The negro. repeating his
violent language. seized an ak and ad-
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FINANCIAL.
Money--Market steady.

Money--Market steady.
Foreign Exchange-Market steady. The
following are the Savannah quotations:
Commercial demand, 81 s69s; sixty days,
"a. 1924; ninety days, 81. S2A; francs, Paris
and Havre, sixty days, 5.219s; Swiss, six
ty days. 5.24ss; marks, sixty days, 81 l-l6;
ninety days, 1874.
Domestic xchange-Steady; banks are
buying at par aud selling as follows:
Amounts up to and including $25. 10 cents;
over $25 and including $50, Is cents; over
$50 and including 500, 20 cents; 500 to
5000, rs cents $500 to $1,000, Il per cent.
premium; 81 coo and over, 300 per $1,000.
securtles-Qulet and dun, with rather
nominal quotations.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Jan. 29-Business in staple
cottons opens with some Improvement in
demand for brown sheetings, some bids
for fair quantities turned down at nc be-
low the current quotation. Fine browns
are strong and Argyle and yardstick a.
makes advanced Ne. Fine gray goods
steady Some lines of double and twist
donlms advanced Ne, others very firm
I'll k plaids and other coarse colored cot
tons firm Beached cottons are In quiet
demand, prices steady. More doing in sta
pie prints, fancies quiet, previous prices
plnphams NerY firm.
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HORSES and MULES.

waterman & Co. of Macon. Ga. have
established headquarters for Florida 1T
stables of W. A. Walton e. Co., Palatka
and will carry a full line of Mules and
Horses. Log and Turpentlne Mules
speciality. Write Walton & Co. for Stude-
baker Wagons. GAINESVILLE Buggies, etc.
Courteous attention given correspondence.
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ton Hathaway
the / e a d ng
speciali | 0 +
III country
a cknowledgcd
so. not only ny
the people at
large. but also
by the fellow
members of
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vanced toward White who shot the negro
in sef-defense, The negro was shot
through the left breast. but hit White
with the AK, and was soon hors de COM
bat. a coroner's jury returned a verdict
of Unsuitable homicide.