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The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Doors KILLED and Captured.

London, Dec 16.-Reporting to the
war office from Pretoria, Kitchener
says Bruce Hamilton, after a long
nights march, surprised Piet Vail
iienslaager at dawn on Dec. 10 at Kit
kraens, 25 miles northwest of Ermelo.
killing f6 Beers end capturing 76 armed
prisoners. Many othes were wounded
and were left at the farms. He also
recaptured one OF Benson's guns, the
other having been destroyed. Two
field comets are among the prisoners.
Right Hon. st. John Broderick, sec
rotary Of state for war, wired congratu-
Iations upon General Bruce Hamiitons
brilliant achievement.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

GreenvIlle Tex. Doc. ia rsnr-cnd
collision occurred on the Shreveport
branch OF the Katy about three miles
east of this city Friday A westbound
freight train, in charge OF Conductor
Frank Connor. had stopped to steam
up, as the supply of coal had run low.
and another freight train, In charge
of Conductor Mike kiersey. was fol-
lowing and ran into 1t. The engine
of Kierseys train crashed through the
caboose and two cars of merchandise.
all of which caught fire and were de-
stroyed. together with the woodwork
of the engine. Conductor Conner was
perhaps fatally injured, being hurt in.
ternaliy and one lung torn into.
Brakemen Dodie and Irwin were In
jured as was also Fireman Austin.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Marvellous Acrobats.

The stars Of the ring perfor-
nance beneath the big tent of
Sells & Gray's United Shows are
the six Eddys, usually called the
Eddy family. There are three
young women and three men,.
There speciality is acrobatics and
the marvellous feats they accom-
rliSh in this line of work have
never been surpassed, Or even
equalled by any performer, or
group of performers, in the
world. They were abroad all
last winter, filling notab en-
gagefnents, and came to America
especially t., join the Sells q
GRAY s shows. The date of their
appearance in Jennings is Doc.
Fl next Sturdy wii.sl two per.
formanc"s, and a grand street
parade will he giv;,a. Miss E'rn
the TybHilS aud HE Earl Sisters,
az famous, are, ii few Of the hers
with the show which the papers
say arc great.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Evidence Against Trusts,

Austin, Dec. 16.-Since the recent
anti trust litigation in this state was
started many letters have reached the
attorney generals department from
men who claim to have information
to give concerning the existence and
operations of various trusts, combines
and monopolies which are alleged to
be doing business in Texas. Judging
from the number and tenor of III
letters there is hardly a manufactu1
product sold in this state that is
controlled by a trust, combine, etc.
These letters come from the most part
from persons who were formerly In
the employ of these alleged antitrust
violators and some of them profess TO
be able to produce documentary evil
dence against the concerns in question.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
HOUSE CONTESTS.

Hearing. of Contested Case. VIII Begin
EARLY tn January.
Washington. Dec. 1.-THE hearing OF
the contested election cases will begin
early in January before the various
elections committees Of the house.
There are seven of these contents,
including that made by eX-Repre-
sentative LEM of Ohio against tho
sitting member from the Seventh
Ohio district, Representative Tonp-
kins.
One of the contests begun by Gen.
Walker OF Virginia, for seat from
the Ninth Virginia district, has been
terminated by the death of the con-
testant after all testimony had been
taken and briefs filed.
The remaining cases are:
Seventh Alabama district, N. B.
Speers against Representative Bur-
nett
Third Kentucky, ]. M. Moss against
Representative Rhea.
Twelfth Missouri VIM. Horton
against Representative Butler
Third North Carolina. J. L. Fowler
against Representative Thomas.
Seventh North Carolina, A. B. DEM
Ter against Representative Stokes.
Fourth Virginia, 9. f. Wilson against
Representative Lassiter.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

IGi paso. Tex. Dec. 16.-Mrs. Albert
Rertsch died at her home. about half
mile west of town on the smelter road.
from the effect of burns received
Thursday. Mrs. Brrtsch's clothing
caught fire from burning gaaoline
which had been ignited by friction.
She was engaged In washing gar
ment with tho fluid. rubbing the cloth,
which had been saturated with gaso-
line. with brush, and the friction ig
nited the gasoline. The flames flash
ed over and her clothing was on fire
in an instant. She ran ont into the
yard with the flames cuvcloping her.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Deaths In Boer Camps

London, Dec. 16.--The delay in the
publication of October and November
returns from concentration camps
which have just been issued is appat
city due to the governments desire TO
accompany the announcement of the
high death rate with an official e2--
PLANTATION. Blue book just issued
shows 1856 death of whites in Octo
Der of which number 1886 were chill
dren and 2S07 deaths of whites in No
vember of which 2271 children. This
makes the total number of deaths for
the last six months 1891 or death rate
approximating2 53 per year per thou
sand. Among colored persons there
were 1908 deaths in two months.
The blue book also contains the gov
ernment plans for breaking UP the
camps, as recently outlined.
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OFFER or MEDIATION.
Argentine Could Not Accept the Offer
Of tho United States.


Of the United States.
New York, Dec. 16.-According to
The Herald's Buenos Ayres CORE
spondent official reports give the fol-
lowing account concerning the offer
OF mediation by the United States:
The United States minister in San
tfago informed his government that
President Riesco was disposed to ac-
cept mediation. Secretary Hay there
upon instructed Minister Lord to ex'
tend the good offices to Argentine.
Minister Lord conferred with the
foreign minister. who declared that he
did not believe it opportune to accept
foreign mediation at the present time.
The Tribuna, President Roca's or
gan, strongly denies the truth of dis
sent to the London Daily Telegraph
from Washington announcing that the
Argentine minister, Senior Garcia Me
rou. requested the mediation of the
United States. The paper says the
Argentine minister In Washington
never did such thing.
Brazilian and Uruguayan papers de-
clare that neither country could re
main neutral in case OF war, in view OF
the Importance of the interests which
would be affected by the struggle.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
RICE is King.

John O'Connor, Of Chicago, of
the Louisiana Rice and Irrigation
Company came to. the city Thurs
day, and was met by Q. L. Par
de-, of Jennings, general mana
ger Of the n7pauy,s says the New
Orleans Picayune.
81 am here, said Mr.. O'Connor
at the ST. Charles, ifor the pur-
pose of making arrangement is
for large extensions in our sys
TEN of canals and irrigation
plants. The results of the sea,
son have been so gratifying that
we have decided upon a much
larger increase of plant than at
first proposed.
eve Will take in aud irrigate
0,0OO acres more land than our
plans called for, and involves ex-
tensive charges and enlargn
ments OF our plans. [ leave for
Jennings to look after the the
details uf the extension.
Going into the s'il deal: asked
the reporter.
The rice deal is big enough
for ne," WAS the cheerful reply,
'sand | feel that there's enough
money il the rice Industry in
Louisiana to satisfy the most
graSping. Louisiana is IN the
swim, however you take her,
whether Oh the surface or under
ii and her future seems brigh-
5er every day than it seemed the
cay before "
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
E.lI ThroNgh 81 Trsstlr.

Ector, Tex, Dec IA railroad man
by the name of j. c. Griffith was pick
ed up in an unconscious state under
Canny bridge on the Texas and PG-
ciffc railroad two miles west Of here.
and brought to this place. He fell
through In trying to walk the bridge
He has discharge from the Choctaw.
Oklahoma and Gulf railroad. This
shows that he has been division
switchman at South McAiestcr, |. T.
He claims to live somewhere near
GAINESVILLE, Tex. lie is in 4 critical
condition.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

50 Nj. e. Hulburt has just re-
ceived an invoice of story books
entitled CATER Many Days" by
our homeauthor J.L. Hampstead
which are selling at rs cts. They
make very nice Christmas pres
ents dis they are short stories,
many Of which tell of the early
days in Acadia, and Calcasicu
parishes. The books are hand
somely bound in cloth.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Man Who Shipped Himself on IA Steamer
Paying Himself Out.

Man Who Shipped Himself Steamer
Paying Himself Out.
New York, Dec. 16.---Jollanu Beck,
the man who shipped himself in a box
on the Hamburg American steamer
Palatia. which arrived at this port on
Dec 2. has applied to United States
Commissioner Shields for his first citi
zenship papers. Beck said he was 80
years of age, and was born in Austria.
He foreswore allegiance to the emper-
Or of Austria.
Beck is now employed at a hotel in
this city as a painter. He is meeting
bill for $40 presented by the Ham
burg-American line. Of this, $3.50 is
for third class passage, SIS for eX-
pressage OF the box in which he came,
$3.50 for the ambulance in which he
was taken to the hospital in Hoboien,
$40 for a fine for violating the immi-
grafton laws and the remainder for
messages. He has paid $50 of it al
ready
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Isroclslnaa Gu; on Bail.

Houston. Dec. 7f-rhc habeas cor
pus hearing OF James =. Brocliman.
charged with being an accOnpiice In
the murder of Police Officers Herman
Youngest and J. e. James on Wednes-
day afternoon came UP before Judge
A. C. Allen CT the criminal district
court.
The Judge announced that the hear
ing would be continued until O'Clock
next Thursday morning. and that he
would fix the bond at $500. The cou,t
accepted bond, which wG7 shortly
prepared. and the prisoner was releas.
ed from custody.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
SENSATION IN BASEBALL.
spalding Says freeman nIuae Get Out II
He Stays In.

spaldinR Says freeman nIuat Get Out II
He Stays In.
New York, Dec. 16.-Albert G. Spald-
Ing threw down the gauntlet to the
national league magnates Friday night.
He announced positively that he wouid
not withdraw his name as candidate
for the presidency. but that he would
force the magnates to vote on 1t. Fur
thermore, Mr.. Spalding said:
when the vote has beer taken. when
my election shall have been unani-
nous, and when they shall come to
me and ask me to be their president,
If / accept the honor my one condi-
tion will be that Andrew Freedman
must get out of baseball absolutely
and entirely lie must be wiped off
the baseball map. On his record In
baseball, and l speak only OF his base
ball record, l openly and publicly
charge Andrew Freedman with bein;
traitor and a marplot. He has done
more to ruin baseball than any other
four forces that have existed In the
history of the game
The magnateS were thunderstrucK
by the audacity OF Spalding's defy.
hut there was q tone OF pleasure and
exultation over the prospects of tight
such as has never been known In the
history of baseball.
Just before ] O'Clock this morning
the Brush freedman faction walked
out of the meeting room In a body and
left the hotel. They refused abso-
lutely To say 4 word. Then followed
the election of Mr.. SpaldiEg as presl.
dent
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Home For The Holiday :.

Low excursion rates have -Oeen
made by the Southern Pacit tic
Sunset Route from I'll points u:
it's main line and branches De-
RIO and cast To tnit Sttt,on T.
points in ARKANSAS, Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, DtkdtJ,
Minnesota, Wiscouin. North
Carolina, oouah Carollua, Ken
lucky, Illinois, Mississippi, Lou.
isiana, AIaba ma, Georgia. Florida,
and Tennessee, also TO Colorado
points and 20 Import mt centers
Of the Republ Of Mexico. The e
low rt.te tickets will be Oh suIc
Dec. 2lSt, 22nd and 23rd, with d
limit Of 30 days from date of sale.
Apply to any agent of the South
ern Pacific or CONNECTING line for
further information, or address.
S. F. Is. Morse, NJ. l. Robbing,
2. T. NJ. G P.& II. A.
Houston, Texas.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

Santiago de Chile, Dec. 16. via Gal
weston, TcX.-A contingent of the Chill
can reserves has been called to arms.
1t numbers about $4,000 men. No
move Of the military forces under arms
hns commenced. however. Everything
is quiet here. In expectation OF the
announcement of Chile's answer to Ar
gentina, which, according to public
opinion, will be firm and serene.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Rice Land 500 Per Acre.


The following interrogatory
was returned from WV. Duson
of Crowley to James Mcdonald,
secretory of the Business Mems,
association Of Victoria, Texas:
How long have you been rails
ing rice? s ~. -
Ia Answer-Fiftee n years.
q Do you consider it profitable
investment on good land with
plenty Of water?
Answer---Yes. Rice growing
is unqestonabiy the most protita-
Ole branch of agriculture there
is
Do you consider investments
in irrignting plants profitable
where there is plenty of water
-anG .iue lana?
AnSWEr-Ies.
WHAT has caused the wonde,r
full growth OF your city?
AnsWer-Tho Development Of
the rice Industry. TIE rice i'll
dus;ry opens up new farms,
causes the building OF canals,
rice mills, warehouses, etc.
In your judgeinnt what per
cent has rise culture added to
your city's business?
Answer-AIi business here
depends entirely upon lhe ric ,
ind usLry.
WHIST per cent has :'i,.e onltur',
added ~ sour viciuit;'s ni,}
'city's land values?
Answer-in thirteen years il;
has raised value from i1.25 per
acre to an average of $40 within
RADIUS Of six miles of Crowley.
What were the investments in
your vicinity fifteen years ago
and what are they now?
Answ er-Nune fifteen yc;,rs
ago. Now have invested in mi is
and warehouse ia Acadia parish
over Si,OOO,OOO. In irrigating
s., 100000.
State any fur Their facts that
you MAY deem of interest on + CO
culture.
The development Of our lands
for rice farms has been the step.
ping stone to all the good things
we enjoy Aud we have only b.
gun todevelop as yet. 1 DIX for
the time in the near future when
every acre Of land that will pro.
duce a good crop of rice to be
worth SlOO per acre.
W. w. Dusol.
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Signed an Alliance.

New York, Dec. ia dispatch to
the Herald from Colon, Colombia, says:
General Foliaco, Colombian govern
ment officer, says that according to the
latest news he has received, Chill and
Colombia have signed q treaty of alli-
ence.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

Valley Mills. Tex, Dec. lG.-S. A.
Rice. agent for the Santa ITe at this
place. dropped dead on the depot plat
form Just as northbound passenger
train pulled out from the station Thurs
day afternoon. Heart failure was the
cause Of his death. The remains were
sent to the former home of the deceas-
ed at Vicksburg, Miss. for burial.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Trnredy in South Carolina,

Greenville. S. c., Dec. 16.-Edward
Hollis, drummer residing at Lima,
II miles from this place, shot and kill
ed his wife and his sister-in-law, fired
unsuccessful shots at his mother-in-
law and his son and afterwards shot
himself.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Two Negroes Hanged.

Helena. Ark. Dec. 16.-Frank Can
non and VIM. Kelley were hanged here
Friday for the murder Of Isaac Lane
and his wife near here last July. All
were negroes. Cannon and Kelly con-
fessed the murder.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

81 Send Us list Of twelve
names and ada 'eSS Of those who
YOn think are iutereS' ed IL II
business education, and receive
six cards with YOU name beauti-
fully Wr!ttrn.
Address New OrieanS Gu~i
nG.,S Collage,
New O. leans La.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
TEN MINUTE LUNCHES,

Mean dyspepsia, 1.-The American
disease Take time for eating and
to he on the ste side take Dr.. Cald-
well $ syrup tepsin alter meals, 1t is
Il guaranteed rui fer dyNp cpsia, CON
s;ipatioE and ali stomach troubles.
Ask Phcnix Drur store For 1t.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
ynu <nnw what \ nu AFRO Taking

When you lake Groves Tastcless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed o. every bottle showing
'!'n' Il is SIMPLY Iron and Quinine il
taSlriess form y" Cure, No Pay.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

s58-F"r oi! leases and agile
blanks of every description, also
job printing uT oil! kinds, call at
the RECORD office. All printing
promptly and ctrrectlY executed.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Buy Stoves.

We have j'!st received ii car
In:l Of GHr'G n! cook and ileatine
stoves. We have samples IN tie
building formerly occupied by
tie Januin-s Times. Don buy
ID stove uiit!i Won see US as we
want l., SCI :hHHu
z. +. Drrullun hardware Go. HJ7
Tho u.,tie ;, i-.:i d &;y.4ld i'l, Ia
meet some carpenter wish good
tools. Purpose to make agree
ment Tor business. AG areSS,
w. Il. WILLIS, -
l95,2t Gcn'l. Delivery.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16
Lots Fer Sale,

Resident lots four blocks east
of school house, on Academy
street; also l.. l. Murs"s, sub
division Of town Of .Tcuni. g east
side Of SnIth Main street.
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%oMpeS No. No ,S-........., 1873 1913 a. m II,
------------ - -------- -
Nj. ii. Anderson is up FROM
Mayville today.
A p I,yons of Lake Charlie.
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day.
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u,.;,., v;.;, :, fri.,d.;,, 1n,,i,,.,s
vas+..rc,,,-
So,
Kitchen hath r,r.m au,, ,,a,,ir v
;,t- ,..u.n
;, ;,
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in.. 60. :,u>i,,.ss
~
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Va y = - : A''' y 80 - y 'A',' ~
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o'i"' H. 49, "1O 10 Ia ''e
o. '''1 a ga 'u0'S vi ~
wa >~'o@ "''A' ''' nAo do
'''' was
u " Buillck and family have
49,, l'.' ~
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-
Capt, Won Shooter, president oi
PfalIle hlamou OH 20. is In today
w y 49, i'>''s WA '' 'o" ''' 'Do
Norma V. 1'ouch arrived from
lake Charles Oh Tue flyer today,
and ALI visit her parents at La
Gonoa place during the holidays.
" lii i'ooh o. Deca'ur' ILL., "h"
<,''' 0eeil 'iH''in5 - 'e'ioe nele
'''0 i'''.'' ~ ''l''' iot us
-, = ''n7N' va ''ooo"i1' u cue
- i'''''' VI LIS v NV
j. b. Foster;& Sons have nearly
completed their large steel lum-
,.,,u- ar ,,,;,.7:.
- f,,,,u.,.e ,-,,-,,,.-.,..S $500 ~ '>'' -
LIVeorSe Voroon came over
from beaumont TINS morning
lof shortV VISIT to his sister, Miss
Clauuia tofQol, one Of the teach
Aq" lo7V s'l COL u VIII oe 1851
0N' VI q az l-si III " 'e Aio"ll
'' 'Lie iAciNii'ley memorial postal
ca L, 'h0 POS ''tfS no" III use Is 20
oe "'Scon'ln oeo ana the Ola
p'@'eS oeSVroSeo'
Richard Thras,, and 7 n
SI0eSe3oefy haVePnrchased J.t.
Da'''eN S restaurant. The boys
~ -, ''o i''''ce o'i '''e snort
" -. ,,oi pau h'' '''e pre9eht' ouI
- ''' ''''E,o 1''V'l 10 serve re-
'''' '"o''i'
J. J. Keller Vice president of
A. De I, :, -
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

Something new in carpets aud
mating at tn" Jennings Hdw.
Co, 5. d2SS
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-. Wood for "ule by w FL
kiStner. 294
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The Abbeville Rice Mill has al.
ready received over 1900, ZOO
pounds Of rice has millad %, 0C0
sacks. Every thing there is
activity and hustle.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

s.y ~ 10 per cent cut on AL
suits orders I,.l h hoIidays-at
Bucnlin Bros. 297.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

5H NV is , h time to buy oil
stock If You expect 60 make mon
ay on YOUR Investment Moses
q St. German can supply your
wants.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-16

st";,s the C"uG,I an d Works the Cold ot,
Laxative Bromo QUiuju, T"bi,t=cusc
al cold in one day. No Cnre. No Pay.
?, &c % cents.
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Delinquent Taxes.

After December 81, taxes be-
come delinquent, Pay your taxes
now and avoid overlooking it.
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Wanted--Two unfurnis he'd
rooms Suita BILE for light house
keeping Inquire at RECORD.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-30
R4RMSWORTH REINST4TED FURNBULL.
THOUGHT HIS PECULIAR ENTERPRISE IN sECUR-
ING NEWS WAS DUE TO AMERICAN
TRAINING,

London. Jan. 2s,-some curious evidence pre-
sented to-day in the trial OF suit for libel brought
by Il. X TurpbulL American newspaper man,
against r. \. Hawksley. counsel for the British
Chartered South Africa Company. The latter ac-
cused TurnbuA while employed by The Daily
Mail of having :nstigated confidential clerk
named Wallis TO abstract confidential letters re-
terrlng to the Jameson raid from Hawksleys ofice
These are the letters which we're published some
tiIna ago by the Independence Beige" Turubull
denied the assertion. de declared he had not
bribed Wallis. but only gave him newspaper re-
wards for information. AT he had done was in be-
half of The Daily Mail and with the full ap-
proval Of Mr.. Harmsworth. The money was not
paid to Wallis for stealing documents. but for copy
ing them.
In his testimony Turnhul said he was approached
by Msssrs Massingham. Stead and Lahouchere in
documents could be purchased for Sl,Ol1. The let
ters finally through Wallis shed the hands Of
Or. Gavin Brown Clark, the former Radical mem
her OF Parliament for Caithusss and former Con
sul-Genersl of the Iransvaal In London. and ap-
peared III the Independence Beige and The
Daily Chronicle"
Under cross-examination Turnhun admitted ne
had been dismissed by Mr., Harmsworth, but
through the tnstrumentalIty OF Mr.. Hawksley Mr.
Hsrmsworth gave him another trial. announcing
this intention In letter to Mr. Hawksley. in which
he said
Seeing that Turnbuu has expressed regret and
as his serious offence really due TO his AmerI-
can training, will give him another trial"
After further similar evidence the jury stopped
the case and a verdict was entered for Mr.. Hawks
leg.