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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-24
Eduardo AC0Sta
Y Quintero.

No siempre el cable nos ha de
traer malas neticias.
Hoy nos comunica que Ell illus.
trado puertorriquefo, cuyo nombre
encabeza estas lineas acaba de obte.
ner Ell tftulo de abogado en- Ia acre.
ditada Universidad de Vatladolid en-
donde, con notable aprovechamien !.
to seguia los estudios de Derecho
No nos extraf1s 81 triunfo del
aventajado puertorriqueflo: hijo del
venerable patricio don jose Julian,
cuyo nombre honrara siempre ell
pueblo de Pto REQ. Heredero de
sus grandes virtudas, no nos adMira
que como 81 empiece & triunfAr.
Eduardo =Acosta, desde las aulas
Universitarias.
Siempre celebramos con entu-
siasmo ell triunfo de los puertorri.
quef1os dentro y fuera del terruf1o,
pero cuando al nombre del puerto.
rriquef1o va undo el recuerdo impe.
recedero de IN patricia tan grande,
de un pol3iico tan sincere: de un
ciudadano tan honrado como el del
iucansable abolicionista don Jose
Julian Acosta, nuestra satisfaction
es mas grande, nuestro regocijo mas
fntimo, porque vemos en- clio ell re
sultado de aquella labor merritt sims,
eli fruto de Ia semilla sembrada en-
un hogar santif1cado por Ia virtud
y dignifcado por el cumplimiento
de todos los deberes.
Reciba ell joven abogado nuestra
felicitaci6n mas enthusiastic unida al
deseo de verle arribar pronto, 4 las
playas borinquef1as.
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HATIII,0.

S= Aver terminsron los ex4menes
Ge Las escuelas de esta jurisdiction;
sus ressltados han ssido, con raras
excepciones, mAgpff fficoe; entire las
rura1as sobresali6 la de- don Enrique
de Aree, = de las grAduadAs las de
don Manuel Lacomba = Sfta. Josefa
Ruiz danostrando 4sta haber traha-
jado con ahinco y apfovechamiento,
pues sus discfpulas , diacfpulos de.
mostrarou pAlmariamente poseer con
lA mayor sums de conocimientos,
Historic y Geografia de los Estados
Unidosy Universal pero 10 que mas
llam6 IL atenci6n Ell despejo , faci-
licidad con que los alum nos de Guar
to grado & cargo de 10 .Srta. Ruiz
resolvfan los intrigAntes = diffciles
problenas aritm4tfcos que por ell
tiempo de hora y media ocup6 Ia
atenc;6n del numeroso pdblico que
presenoiaba aquel torneo de los pig
meos del saber.
Reciban pues, nuestra entusias'
to felicitAcion y no podemos menos
que animar E las nifias -Monserrate
Rivera, A,Marcedes Felix, Juanita
Gonzalez y 4 los ninos Ramon Ar
taaga = jose Circuns. & que prosi-
gan en- la'senda del saber, que dadas
sas buenas dotes de apiicact6n, apro.
vechamiento 6inteligencia, Ia Patria
espera mucho de ellos.
Very well.
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La Core Spondenela
nj Quita nj pOIlt Rey.
a nuestra interview
no agregamoS
nj QuitamOS una letra.

Como prueba de Ia imparciabi-
lidad que obsefvamos en- todos los
actos publicamos & continuation la
carta que ver&n nuestrus lectores.
El que .estas lfneas escribe es
quien ha celebrado 10 interview con
ell ingenierio Don Zoilo Hermogsnes
Garcia y no ha consignado nm solo
concepto que no emitiera el joven
doMinicano
Si no bastase nuestra palabra,
podrfamos recurrrir al testimonio
del compaflero Director de sEl Bo-
letin Mercantil, que estaba presen.
to y otros caballeros, incapaces de
mentir' r.,
No tenemos por 10 tanto que
al1adir nj guitar una sola letra &
nuestrA interview inspirada tan So
10 en- el deseo de restAblecer el i'm
perfo de la verdad cd 10 que respec.
ia a Ia polftica de Ia vecina Repd-
blics. r."
Hecha esta manifestaci6n cue
crefamos uecesaria para que se Sc.
pa que ningun interes tenemos en-
desigurar las dec!araciones de los
Srs Zafrs y Hermogenes Garcia 8
quienes consideramos personas de
honor haetante para sostener 10 que
diosa danos publicidad q la carta de
1SA.renciA.
.Masyagnez, 81 JUNO de 1901.
Seffor Director de
La Correspondence de Pto Rico.
San Juan
Muy Sef1or mfo:
He visto publicada en- Ia edi-
ci6n de .La Correspondencla' de Pto
Rico, correspondence al dla IL, del
mes en- curse, una <interview> teni.
da. segun afirma el psri6dico con el
DR. z fra y mi hijo Herm6genes, de
paso en- esa ciudad para Paris.
Desde luego Sc deecubre el OBJ
ieto del <autor, de esa <interview., !,
redactada al capricho de alguu inte'
resado en- presentar el Gobierno &C
tual de Santo Domingo como una
cosa buena, al mismo tempo Que
fire 9: IL OCCASION de YER & un hijo
acusando 4 su padre.
Si 20 no tuviera Ia 1ntimA per-
suaci6n de como piensa mi hijo y 10
prudente que Gin duda ha de ser al
ira tar asuntos que razonada 8 inmo-
tivadamente lesionen mis- ideas, no
ma habrfa sorprendido tanto 10 que
V publica bajo Ell uombre de sInter
views.
Mi hijo va de camino para Eu
rops y por consiguiente esta priva-
do de poder protestar momentanea
mente de 10 que V publica como
manifestation de 81; pero 70 10 en-
plazo para cuando llegue & su como.
cimiento Ia audacia del <autor. de
la -efsrida <interview,, que pinta
las cosas en- formas muy distintas
de Ia verdad.
Despues de todo, incurre 81 pc
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-R d 81
FL pianista
PadereWski.

Paderewski, el gran pianista de:
nuestro tempo, ha vuelto dc Am6-r
RIGA 6 Enropa lleE4ndo en- II Garte.
fxauns letrA por v1lof "a .1,2c(1 900
frances, que representa- sus ganan.
cias durAntes solo seis meses. A 90
to cifra hay que, af1adir los 36o, GOO
que ha Rastado duranto "a perma-
nencia en- el Nuevo Muudo; 60 decir,
que las ganancias del Artista duran
te IN semestre han ascendido &
1865, coo frances. s..S<,
I'm aficionado & estadfsticas cal.
cula que en- lAs horas On quesha es-
tado tocando en- pdblico, Padsrewski
ha ganado dinero & raz6n de 800
frances por minute. No hay archi.
millionaire que -tenga una rentA igual
& ess.
Tampoco ha habido .artista 81.
guno que haya sido pag&do tanges-
p16ndidamente comp Ell artista pola
CO. Nj Ia Patti, nj Rachman, nj
Juan de Reszk6, nj la Nilsson, nj Ia
Calve, han conseguido jamas en- una
sola tempo1ada sumas tan-fabulosas
en- America, y mucho msuos en- Eu.
rOpa. = +sa+ r.
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j. Marco Bayona'
H-FORTALEZA No A. @r

H-FORTALEZA No A4-&l
AGENTE do aduanas y co2sis.
natArio de buquss. REPRFSEN
TANTE de IL casa 9. del Pine y ca
cosechsros do vinos On Jerez de 10
Frontera y AGENTE del <Anuari
Bailly Bailliere 8 hijos,
AGENTE Do una reputada f&
bzica ansricanA ode sellos Dc GO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-24

DUA FAD'II)BIAI
De AZUCAR DE
$4,000
TONELADAS
IEQUIPADH CON
ENaPORHDORAS
"LILLIE"
LA B0DA
DE VANDERBILT.

Hace a]gunos dias se verified en-
Newport {Estados Unidos) Ell casa
miento dc Mr.. Alfred Gwyne Van.
derbilt. heredero de la mayor parte
de 10 fortuna de Mr.. Cornelius Van.
derbilt, con miss Elsie French.
Las fiestas de Ia boda costaron
400, 600 dollars.
Trenes especiales condujeron 4
los 400 invitados desde New York &
Newport, donde -fueron kospedados
como principles.
Los esposos ocuparan Ia resi-.
dencia de verano de mistres French,
madre de 10 novia
SegGn Ia preusa neoyorkiua,
miss French ha recibido regalos por
valor de 120, 900 dollars.
Ell <trousse2u, del matrimonio
consta 200 trsjss completes, SO a5ri-
gos, 81 pares de botas y zapatos, y
II docenas de colbatas.
Vanderbilt tiene veintitres af1os
es hijo meuor del Grey de los fe
rrocsr-iles,
Su fortuna Sc eleva a so millones
de dollars
Miss French aporta al matrimo
MO una dote de millones.
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de- boy
bUlE6' 81 fBAN JBAN,

.ss 4 las seis de- l. maflana.
DianAs por varias bAndas de md.
sica, cohetes j bombas. ..@5 -
a las nueve de Ia mafana.
FieSta religipsa en Cathedral.
"a laa cuatro de la tarde.
GrAnies carreras de cabailo en-
PuertA de TERRA, con valiosos pre-
miOs.
Por Ia noche.
uuminsci6n general.
a los ocho y media.
Magnfdcos fnegos artifeiales On
10 Avenida Dab&n (Marina). Una
lucida orquee ta amonizArA el acto.
A las nueve de la noche.
Gran BAILE DE SOCIEDAD
en- el Teatro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-24

Cura la caspa, calvicie, dolores de cabeza
d 81, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo que la
peinilla ordinaria.
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Iinapieza
de alglbes y letrinas:

Utilizando.los aparatos traldos
por Ia <Liga de propietarios de fln'
las urbAnas dc San Juan,, don Ma
luel Gastera Sc ha hecho cargo del
citado servicio para los asociados y
s1n los particulares, & precios muy
baratcs y en- Ia mejores condolences
de limpiesa. Las solicitudes SO han
de autorizar por las Cficinas de la
eLiga., Fortaleza II, altos,
Z 45-16
Sc alqu1la nm mlrador ventilado 6
independents. San Jose II
D p
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
Stockholders Meeting Of Raleigh Saw
ing Bank.

At the regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Raleigh Savings Bank
held yesterday the following gentlemen
were elected directors of the bank for the
present year: n. w. West, ]. C. Drewry,
G. Rosenthal V. e. Turner j. f. Ferrall,
II. w. E. Litchford, C. II. Belvin, A. B.
Andrews, Ir. John T. Pullen
Immediately after the adjournment Of
the meeting the directors met and elect
cd the following officers of the bank for
the vear:
John T. Pullen, President
G. Rosenthal, vice-president.
JAS 0. Litchford, cashier.
n. W. West. Jr., clerk.
A. B. Andrews. Jr., attorney.
The bank is making rapid progress in
business. It's deposits now amount to
$3.50 OO0
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
PREVENTED A TRAGEn

Timely information given Mrs. George
Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, prevent
ed a dreadful tragedy and stved two ives.
A frightful cough had long hep, her awake
every night. She tried many remedies
and doctors, but steadily grew ryorse antII
urged to try DR. Kings New Discover.
One bottle wholly cured her, ana she
writes this marvellous medicine also cured
Mr. Long of severe a;tack OF pnen-
monia Such cures are positive roof OF
the matchless merit Of this grand remedy
for curing all throat, chest and lung
troubles Only Soc and $1.0o. Every bot
tie guaranteed. Trial bottiey fces at al
drugstores.
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

The Current Topic Club will meet with
Mrs. Nvm. b. Grimes Saturday morning,
January 18th, instead of on Wednesday,
-.
Twenty-eight bales of cotton were
sold here yesterday. The prices were
somewhat lower than last week, the
best grade bringing only about 91s
cents.< IN
The Capital Club reception to Cover
nor Aycock, the State officers, and the
General Assembly will be held at the
club parlors from to 1880 p. m. We'd
nesday, January 23. 1901.
The Marion Light and Water Company
was chartered yesterday. the incorpora-
tors are: ]. G. Reid. s. Fl. Young and
w. F. Ward. The amount of capital stock
is $3.50. and the corporation will last
30 years.
Three Seaboard Air Line tourist
trains passed through Raleigh yester-
day for Florida. They each carried
large number of people, who were COM
ing South to spend the winter. Other
such trains will follow every week dur
ing this month.
The Medoc Vineyard Company was char
tered yesterday to do business for thirty
years. 1t will manufacture and ELL wines,
brandies and spurious liquors. The cap
ital stock is S25, 900. The incorporators
are F. c. Brown. w. G. Wilson. C. H.
Harrison, and Jno. R. Hicks.
The reserve seat sale for Sousa and
his band has been remarkable. About
all the reserve seats in the balcony are.
taken. There are, however, some choice
seats left on the lower floor, and those
intending to hear Sousa had better see
about securing seats in advance.
Mr.. B. c. Beckwith gave very hand
some dining to the electoral college and
Justice Walter Clark, who administered
the oaths, last night at six o'clock. 1t
was very pleasant occasion. and was
very graceful courtesy on the part of
Mr. Beckwith toward his associates on
the electoral ticket.
News was received here yesterday of
Mrs. E. G. Butler, at Henderson. Mrs
Butler is we'll known here and has
many friends here who are deeply
grieved to hear of her death. Her hus-
band was formerly bursar and as
sistant professor of English at the A.
& NJ. College, and for several years they
lived here. and Mrs. Buffers unselfish
and Christian life endeared her to all
who knew her. She was Miss Chavasse.
before her marriage. and is sister of
Mrs. D. Y. Cooper. of Henderson. DR.
Pittinger left yesterday to attend the
funeral.
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
PERSONALS.


, Mr.. Alex Greene, of Wilson, is here.
city.
, Raleigh.
DR.. ]. c. Blassengame left for Edenton
yesterdey.
Col. S. S. Bachelor went to Smithheld
yesterday.
Mr.. Jno o. Burton, of Weldon spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. Governor Russell left for Whining
ton yesterday.
Mr. w. r. Utley of Apex spent yester-
day III the city.
Mr.. f. NJ Sheridan. of Wake Forest,
was here Sunday
Miss Austin, of Hoffman, is visiting
Miss Nina Green.
Mrs. Howard is the guest of her son.
Mr.. p. B. Albright.
Mrs. j. w. Long and Miss Minnie Long
of Poxboro. ere here.
Maj. j. c. Davis. OF Beaufort, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Rev. \. NJ. Jurney, of Mt Olive, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Judge A. c. Avery, of Morganton, arrv-
ed in the city Sunday.
Mr.. j. A. Crews of the Wilmington
Messenger IS in the city.
Senator F. NJ. Simmons. has gone to
Goldsboro on short trip.
Alderman d. S. Hamilton returned
from Louisburg yesterday.
Judge Spencer B. Adams, of Greensboro,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Presiden F. P. Venable of Chapel Hill,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Mrs. f. d. Winston, of Windsor, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. c. D. Harris. of Wake Forest,
spent Yesterday in the city.
Prof J. A. Holmes. of Chapel Hill,
State Geologist, is in the city.
Mr.. H. B. Warner and wife, of Lexington,
arrived in the city yesterday.
DR.. T. d. Bratton, of ST. Mary's school,
went to South Carolina yesterday.
Adjutant General B. S. Royster arrived
in the city from Oxford yesterday.
COngressman-elec Spencer Blackburn,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Green who has been visit
ing relatives in Franklinton, has return
ed home.
Hon. Franklin Mcneil, chairman of the
Corporation Commission, arrived in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. j. p. Williams and Miss Warren.
Of Wilmington are in the city. guests OF
Mrs. w. r. Newsom
Mrs. j. A. Long, wife of Senator
Long. and daughter Miss Maggie Long
are at the Marlborough.
c. o. Nc Michael, DR.. c.. b. McAnally,
and p. H. Scales, of Rockingham, are
here to attend the Inauguration.
Miss May Calvert, the charming
daughter of Senator Calvert, is with
her father, at Mrs. Landis'. on Edenton
street.
Col. John f.. Burton. Mr.. Alex Green,
Mrs. r. A. Woodland, Mrs. C. C. Dan
iels, and Miss Bessie Harris. of Wilson,
are here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Murphy of Ashe-
vile, y. c., are in the city, and are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Higgs on
North Blount street.
Mr.. Thomas Douglas, of Wilmington,
was brought to the State Hospital here
yesterday. He was accompanied by Mr..
w. H. Cox, the deputy sheriff.
Miss Kate Cannady, OF Oxford, y. c.,
Miss Katharine Henry Leach, of Little
ton, N. c., and Dr. p. w. Capehart. OF
Washington, d. c., are guests of Mrs B.
A. Capehart on North Wilmington street.
Mr.. G. c. Clements was in the city
Saturday, on a visit to his father, Rev.
w. G. Clements, superintendent of pub
lie instruction for this county. Mr..
Clements has an excellent position in
railroad work i'm the western part of
fo
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that application will
be made TO the General Assembly of
North Carolina now in session. to charter
THE Dorothy Dix Memorial League of
the United States of America" the said
corporation to be authorized to secure
gifts and bequests for the purpose of
carrying on the work of the hate Miss
Dorothy L. Dix among the INDECENT in
sane of the United States, and for other
charitable and benevolent purposes
Dated at Raleigh, n. c., This Jan. the
18th, 1901.
1aW-4t
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL DISCUSSION.
Instead Of Prayer Meeting, Discussion oi
Sunday School Work.

Instead OF the regular prayer meeting
at Central church tomorrow night, the
following programme has been arranged
for the discussion of the Sunday School
in its various departments:
The infant department and its needs,
by ID. A. Pierce.
How TO enlarge your class. by r. E.
Prince.
The school and it's officers, by w. W.
White.
The school and its finances, by W. n.
Smelling.
The school and its relation to the
church, by Z. r. Thomas.
How can we win our class for Christ
by Miss Blanche Walker.
The school and the parent, by Miss
Dixie Stein.
What can the Sunday School do for
missions, by Miss Ella Harriss.
The school and the teacher. by L. H
Woodall. -
General discussion. by Rev. C. t
Adams
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
II SAVED HIS LEG

P. A. Danforth, of LAGRANGE. Ga. suf
fered intensely for six months with a
frightful running sore on his leg. but
writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly
cured it in ten days. For Ulcers, Wounds,
Burns, Boils, Pain or Piles it's the best
salve in the world. Cure guaranteed.
Only. 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vicin-
ity to p. M: Tuesday will be fine,
clear day, somewhat warmer, with light
southerly winds.
Local da:a for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, S. minimum
temperature 27 mean temperature, AZ.
Total Rainfall o inches.
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
SCHOOL MONEY AppRor1oEED.
No More New Schools Until the Legislature
Adjourns.

The Board of School Directors for Wake
County, was in session yesterday. 1t
was ordered that no more public school
houses be built in Wake county until
after the adjournment of the Legislature.
Township school trustees were appoint
ed in Neuse River Township to fill va
cancies caused by resignation as follows:
Rev. n. l.. Seabolt, j. ]. Dunn. ESQ,
and w. o. Ferrill two of the former
trustees having moved to the city.
Appointments made to the public
schools of Wake county Ian. Il 1901
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

j. ROSENGARTEN.- Money Saved.
ALBERT WHITEHOUSE. - Health
Specialist.
DOROTHY DIX MEMORIAL
League.-Notice.
CHAS. BULLOCK.-Sign for Profess
sional Men
w. III. KING DRUG CO-There's
Health and Happiness.
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
THE HOME FERTILIZER.
Baltimore. Nd. Jan. s.

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. s, 1901
The following certificate given us by
Capt. w. H. Day Purchasing agent for
the State farms of North Carolina. for
1900, reads as follows:
1T affords me pleasure TO say that the
Home Fertilizer bought of The Home
Fertilizer Chemical Works for last sea-
son, gave perfect satisfaction. In my
mind, it is very much more valuable than
the average commercial fertilizer"
Yours very truly,
THE HOME FER. CHEM. WORKS.
p She used 80 formulas of this Fer
tilizer last year on corn with the result
named.
G&w-1w
The news & observer., 1901-01-15

Salt rheum. with its burning. stinging
sensation, is due to poor blood and is
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier.
The news & observer., 1901-01-15

When woman diseloses a secret it is
always with telling effect.
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
Health Specialist.

D Albert Whitehouse. ID. S. T..
Trinity Park. Durham. n. G.
} If you do not have good health
} or have any chronic ailment write
} TO me. stating conditions. BY fol-
} lowing my directions. | will enable
} you to be perfectly well. No drugs
} nor medicines. The latest and most
} scientifically applied natural meth
} ods used
} Everybody has right 10 perfect
health" | have directed so many
} 10 a perfect condition of health that
D | have SO much confidence in my
methods and can guarantee sue
cess.
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
TIE HOME FER. CHEM wnRKs

II the donkey were king of the brute
creation some men might truthfully boast
of their royal blood
The news & observer., 1901-01-15
Dobbin e. FerraII.
NOTICE /!

NUIICE
Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the next Q90D General
Assembly of North Carolina for charter
for the town of Angler in Harnett coun-
ty-the present terminus of the Cape
Fear and Northern Railroad.
This December q, 1900.
]. C. WILLIAMS.
H. E. NORRIS. Attorney.
The news & observer., 1901-01-15

A fire engine is merely water pitcher
The news & observer., 1901-01-15

Mrs. Wm. B. Grimes Saturday morning,
january 18th, instead of on Wednesday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-04
st. Johns Episcopal Church.

On Good Friday, In ST. Johns Epis.
copal church. there will be morning
prayer and sermon at 10 a. m: also at
8 y. m. litany service and special ser.
mon on the crucifixion.
The Easter services. which are al.
ways OF the most inspiring and Joy.
ful character, will be exceptionally so
on Sunday next. There will be a
choir Of twenty well trained voices
at morning and evening services. that
is to say at III a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Those who don't want to miss these
services must come In good time as
the church never holds the congre-
cation on Easter day. Two special
sermons will be preached on the res
direction. All communicates OF St.
Johns church are both expected and
requested to attend the hoy com.
munion Easter morning at 7 o'clock
or after the IL o'clock services.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-04-04

New York. April 4.-Proceedings
against Albert r. Patrick. the lawyer
accused OF causing the death Of VIM.
Marsh Rice. to obtain his property.
was resumed to-day. A proposition to
adjourn to-day until next Tuesday was
discussed.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne
said; I'VE don't want adjournment
unless the defense will waive further
examination"
We'll" said Justice Jerome, "as
yet nothing has been shown to prove
Patrick really guilty Of murder ex.
cept the uncorroborated testimony OF
an acknowledged accomplice. There
must be corroboration of Jones state
ments in order to hold Patrick on a
murder charge, and I will not accept
waiver at the present time from either
side"
The cross-examination OF Charles
f. Jones was then begun.
Jones said IL was true that In a
statement of his own case which he
had made to his counsel, he had told
a falsehood in stating that Patrick had
killed Rice. Jones admitted that he
had deceived his own attorney.