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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
DEA ! f1S,

OSK1NS.-ln Phi!ndGlphia. on the 10Th inst.
Elizabeth r, daughter of II, Leonard aud
A. e, SIX ms, aged months an | u half
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of her parents
$40 Jackson street, Phlla, Pa. on Thursday
morning at II o'clock. Services at he resi-
donce Of VIM J, Hilyard, Newport. Del on
ARRIVAL of train. lnterment al Episcopal
cemetery, Newport, Do. $
WEBSTER.-ln Brandywine Hd.. on July Is
1901 sarah t., wife Of the late Isaac Web.
st"r. aged 7? years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attond
the fuuarn! from the residenc, of her son,
Cnssius Webster, In Brandywine Hd near
Carrcroft station on Thursday, July IL
Services at the house at N O'clock. lntermcnt
at Sloan Cemetery.
KLAlR. On Sunday July "a, 1901. Bennett
J. klair, in his G9th year.
Executives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral IRON his late residence noar
Ashland, Del, on Wednesday July Eth.
Leave the house at 10 30 o'clock Services at
church. lnterment at Lower Brandy wine
cemetery. 5
FRAlM.-At Talleyvllie. on July IT, Mary,
wife OF BENJAMIN Frailn. aged "a years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services from her Int residence
near rallcyvlle on Wednesday afternoon,
July II at o clock lntcrment at Lombardy
Cemetery. )
MORRISON At Ccleton Del. on July lG :,
1901 Bessie NJ, daughter Of Frank W., ana
MrKse Morrison aged months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
her funeral from the residence OF her parents
at Ogleton. on Thursday afternoon at =
o'clock. Interment at Christiuna Presbyter-
ia Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
MAY GET
MRS. B0TKIN.

Mrs Cordoba Botkin may yet reach
Delaware and be tried for the mLrder Of
Mrs. John p. Dunning and Mrs. j. d.
Dean. as her counsel, instead of CONSENT
lug to another date for trial, as decided to
appeal tU the United States Supreme
court
Shonld 1t be true that the defence In
tends to take the appeal at once to the
highest court on tho ground that the Con
stitution of the United States prohibits
the trial Of an accused person except In
the state where the crimo was actually
committed, then Delaware will certainly
take another hand in the fight.
IT was tho intention Of the Delaware au
thoritios to keep out the fracas In Caliror
MIA and lot San Fran cisco attend to her
own criminals, but from appearances of
day for Cordeia BotklH when her case is
taken to the Supreme court.
Captain John d. Pennington, father of
the murdered woman did not coincide
fully with the views Of other attorneys as
to what Delaware could do IN case of fur
her successful effort on no part of Mrs,
Bobkin's counsel but said:
Should the Federal Supreme court once
decide that California had not jurisdiction
in the matter then tho governor of Della
ware could Immediately issue new requis
ition papers upon the governor OF CalifOr.
MIA who could nc longer refuse unless in
violation In all rules OF state comfy aud
courtesy.
1t Is not trial however tb at the dufonce
is after. Mr.. Knight. her counsel, knows
my broken physical condition, and Is evi.
dontly playing for time In the hope that
In q lew months l or some OF the other
witnesses will have passed away and tho
chain of circunlstantial evidence which
convicted the woman will thus bo broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
FRENCH MINISTER SHOT AT.
Woman Fires at VI. Baudin, hut rails
to Hit Him.

Paris, July 1G p. Ruudin, minister
Of public works, WAS shot at while
driving TO a cabinet meeting at the
Eiysc" pulare,
The author Of he attempt upon the
life Of NJ, RaIuDl was a woman, who
was accompanied by a lU.ycar-cld
child. She approached NJ, RAudin'S
carriag" aud suddenly raWing Il re-
volyer fired ut the minister NJ, Rauiln
was not hit and proceeded to the Ely
see palace.
The woman WIS arrested and gave
her name as Ol-cWska and said she
lived at Nautcrrc.
Nine. DlgnwskH asserts that She had
no intention Of hitting NJ, Haudin, but
that She tired her revolver in the air
to draw attention to an alleged "ricv-
anc" Of her husband
Her husband is Described as Count
OlgewSka, nAturaliz"d Erenchman,
holding government rerriYerShip In
the u"ighhorhuod Of Paris. He be-
lievrs Ne is being deprived Of money
hh'' mn ny lilf IlIIlllSliN VI lbltISl II al
fairs.
Nine, DlgcWSha is not pretty, hut her
face las n determined look. She was
much disappointed when told that she
had fired her pistol shot ut NJ Eaudn
and exclaimed:
WHAT thought lie was NJ, Del
'aS@r, the French minister Of foreign
affairs, | deeply regret | made this
mistake, and VIII tender fun apollo.
gioS ia NJ. nHudin"
When asked If h"r act was prrmcdi-
tatod, Nine Ol&ewsla replied;
"l"E. | rractircd shooting in a gal
lcry all last summer at Nantcrrr. where
reside
When the husband Of Nine Olgcw-
ska was Interviewed ut Ms home in
Nantcrrc, he explained his wifr's act,
saying his family was in Strengthened
circumstances and lived on 500 francs
q year and that his wifr committed this
act in order 10 draw attention to their
misery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Churchman in the city
court this morning there were men
too proud to stay sober. They
were Jonathan aud Joseph Proud
and were charged by Officer War
dell Tor being drunk and were fined
81 and costs each.
Bernard Finn charged with
trespass. was given a chance to 70
Agent Stout will make a record Of
the case.
George Johnson was charged
with corner lounging and was fined
81 and costs.
In the case Of Joseph Robinson,
boy, charged with assault and
battery on young Gilbert, it was
held up for the present
Robert Foster, colorcd, pleaded
guilty to a charge Of disorderlv
conduct. Conductor George Stew
art Of the F., W. & L. Railroad
Company, testified he found a half
brick on the back platform OF a
passenger train.
Susan NlnSloW, cOlOfed, saw the
defendant throw the half brick.
DR.. James Bradfoot was in the
door of the last car on the train
and saw the prisoner throw the
brick. 1t struck the guard rail
and then the door. The fine was
SIS and costs.
Larceny OF iron was the charge
against John Mclaughlin. Officer
Wintrup testified he arrested Nc.
Laughlan with the iron in his pos
session.
Detective Jones recognized the
iron as being part OF the iron gate.
BENJAMIN Connor testified that
about two hundred castings like
the ones IN court had been stolen.
They we're valued at 81. 10. Bail
was fixed at 500 for court, ard an
attachment was issued for two wit.
uesses who failed TO appear
George Brown, coiored, was
charged with assault and battery
on Kate Jablonski and owing to the
absence OF the Polish officer the
case was continued until tomorrow
morning.
Reuben Rockmales, runaway
boy from Baltimore, was held
over until tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
BROW NS0N
HAD A ClNCH.

"A large crowd turned out to see the
striking machinists' benefit baseball game
yesterday afternoon between Brownson
and the All-Scholastic team of Philadel-
phia. The visitors were easy picking and
Brownson defeated them easily by the
score of II to 3. John Dawson umpred
the game and gave perfect satisfaction to
both teams. Dawson has II good voice
and follows the ball close, thereby get
ting good chance to judge close plays.
He will probably be retained and will
hereafter otiiciatc at ali the games
played on the home grounds.
Condor. who puzzled the BrownSon
batters the last time the visitors were
here, was an easy mark yesterday. lie
was touched up for sixteen hits For a
total of twcnty-one bases. Mahnr, he
sides getting two singles, hit over The
right field fence in the fourth inning.
sending one run in ahead of him. In
the second inning with three mer on
base Doran hit to centre for two sacks
|cieaning the bases. Every man on the
kBrownSon team got one or more hits.
= BILLY Day was in great form and
played an all around good gam. He
tUsNVpt'u SlS 'Iuli''N NHi S'l i"' Si'l'
hits. He had seven strike out to his
credit and gave no free passes nua al
lowed hut six hits in the nine innings
During the first five innings but fifteen
of the opposing buttcrS faced Day, ali
of them going out in one, two, three
order.
Rrownson played star game in the
field. The only error was marked up to
Doran on an exceptionally hard chance.
Moran is by far the best catchn" that
Rrownson has had for number ofyenrs.
He has good head and is hard hitter.
Langc played star game at first base,
several of his pickup of low thrown
balls hcng on the sensational order.
! AllScholastic played fairly good
game hut lost because they were out
classed. Coulter at second base covered
lots Of ground and accepted nine chances
without an error, several of them being
hard ones. The visitors scored two runs
An the sixth by punching their hits and
pne in tn" eighth. The score follows:
Chester Giants -. 10000 o. 0
Brownson ... 800 5 III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
CARRYING A
REVOLVER.

Poughkeeps,c, N. Y, July 10
Miss Louise Whitehead, the young
woman who attracted attention as
a witness in The recent 600 Goo
Eyes separation case in New
York in which her mother figured
still more consplcuously, caused a
sensation here yesterday by apply
ing TO Sheriff Allen II, Hoffman for
permit to carry a revolver about
the CITY.
Miss Whitehead is spending her
vacation with her father at his
country home at Camelot, four
miles south OF this city, and with
her is her friend Miss Jessie Ora
ham, OF New York.
The young women have been at
tracing amazed attention OF late by
riding through the town on an
automobile in hot weather attire,
with revolver dangling at the
belt of Miss Whitehead.
They were reminded that officers
might make trouble for them un.
less they had permit TO carry the
pistol. This was what caused the
young women 10 call on Sheriff Hotf-
man.
The Sheriff referred them 10 City
Chamberlain c. Il. Rowland, who
expressed his regret at a lack of
jurisdiction, but assured them that
so far as he was concerned per.
sonally they could carry firearms
as much as they pleased,
Failing to get either permission
or refusal, Miss Whitehead jumped
into her automobile and contin ueu
to enjoy her trip about town, the
pistol hanging by her side, its sill
yer barrel cleaning from fancy
leather case.
Miss Whitehead would give no
reason for her desire to carry a
pistol but is it believed is a fear OF
tramps and dogs that prompted
her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
Salvatore LAMBERT SOlojst.

Senior Salvatore LAMBERT, first
eornetlst and soloist OF Lambiase s
Band at Brandywin Springs, is
attracting much attention from
persons who visit the park for the
band entertainment. On Monday
Senior Lamber efforts met with
much approval from the audience
and he was applauded again and
again.
Last evening by request, he rem.
dered 1.-The Holy City" and as an
encore was recalled TO the front
Of the platform. He also rendered
so Promise Me. in a style that
proclaimed him a master Of his iu-
strument.
= The band grows more popular
every day and there is not an even
ing that passes that there are not
several requests for some popular
Or classical selection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17

Eggs vera selling from % to 22c :;
butter. Poe to 2S2 n pound, corn l2c to
20 ccnts doz6n pork, /! contsA ID;
oranges, Is cents to 4Oc dozen, mutton
SC to 13c pound; potatoes, 75c I bu ,hel,
cabbage &c to So head chickens, iUc to zoe
zach; beef from 90 to 21c Il punnd, veal 100
TO 20 cent do; calf liver, 20 cont, do
fhnbarb 8 cents q bunch now potatoes
.sbc. II half peck, tomatoes l0cts ii quar-,
/ Raspberrtei conts "A pint; pineuppIcs
noe each; sitting beams Zoe Il quarter OF a
peck, peas loo to he n quarter, currunts Sc
u box cu"umbers lr to 3 each, heet- &c "A
bunch. gooseberrios Sc A box, cherries 7C
and loo quart; black berries sea quart
egg plants Sc TO l!c cachi peaches 4Uc to
10 C. ntS Il quarter,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
FIFTEEN
NEGROES KILLED.

Hereford, Texas, July l6.-Word
has reacued here of pitched bat.
tie and wholesale killing betwe cen
Mexicans and negroes, who are
working on the new Rock Island
extension in New Mexico, 100 miles
west OF here.
The trouble was started by the
killing of Mexican by a negro
some weeks ago. The authorities
undertook to arrest the assailant,
best his friends interferred and
they were obliged to withdra W.
Last week some s. or 40 Mexicans
armed themselves with Winchesters
and went after the negro. Abattle
took place, in which Is negroes
were killed and several wounded.
The casualties among the MeNicans
cannot be learned. The trouble
occurred at Spencers railroad
camp, near Liberty, N. NJ, in a
spar sely settled portion Of the Ter.
ritory, where police officers are few
and the law is net rigidly enforced
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
SLEW Tee MANS
COLLECTOR,

Reading Pa, July l6 Daniel
S. Spohn, aged 40, collector tor
!oca! ice man, died at ST. Joseph s
Hospital here this evening from the
effect of a blow he received yester-
day. Spohn called at Aaron kauff-
man S Ice cream factory yesterday
morning to collect bill for $40.
Mr.. Kaufman was not in, but his
70 year old son. Frederick, who
was in charge, offered to pay the
bill if spohn would wait few min.
utes.
Spohu cndcavoreu to enter a room
to which Abundance is forbidden,
and was ordered out by young
Kaufman, whom he knocked down.
kaufman, it 10 said, picked up
heavy ice crusher and iclled Spohn
iracturlng his skull. Young Kauff.
man gave himself up and is now at
the police station.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
MRS, muir
loses Her SUIT.

Trenton. July 16. Chancellor
Magic gave decision to-day in the
application made by Mrs. Edca G.
Muir, the daughter Of Mrs. John
X. Mcpherson, wife of the late U.
S. Senator. He decided he could
not order the allowance of $50, 900
from the accrued increase Of her
mothers estate.
The application was made last
week and testimony submitted to
show cause why Mrs, Muir should
have $4,000 for her personal ex.
penses and 10000 for necessary
expenses, to contest the will. 1t
was shown that Mrs. Muir had
oyerdrawn her account with the
estate and that the accrued incom e
is not as large as her affidavit
shows.
Chancellor Magic fixed the ad-
ministrator bond at $4,000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
Bank Robbed in Daylight

Newark. July 16.-Iho branch bank
Of Cnsnre Cont g. Co., OF New York. was
robbed of $50 In American money, some
Italian coins and $50 CHECK today. The
money was In drawer behind the iron
railing.
While Manager Cont was at lunch the
bank was in charge of Augustine Bald.
As the latter was eating his lunch In II
back room man entered TO purchase
stamp, keoring Bald. who came out to
wait on him, engaged for some minutes.
When Mr.. Cont returned he ound the
drawer hid been broken opon with
chisel and thelcontents distracted. As the
stamp purchased could not have reached
the drawer it Is thought u confederate
had hidden behind the counter and the
stamp play was made to cover his retreat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17

The funeral of Bennett kiair who died
on sunday took place o day from his
late residence, at Ashland Intermcnt
was made at Lower Brandywine Come
tory
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Ann Porter, wife
Of Albert Porter, of Marshalltou, took
place to-day. 1nterment was made ut
the Cathedral Cemetery.
Mrs, l., G. Mount, aged G2 years, died
yesterday at her home No. 72O Poplar
street Her funeral will take place to-
morrow and interment will be mado az
Calvert, Md.
The funeral of William Baker took
place this afternoon from No. .llO6 Davis
street. lnterment was made in the g,
A II. plot at tho Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery. Services wero
conducted by Rev. j. W. Ensley. Sheri-
dan Post attended the funeral and the
firing squad consisted OF members of the
sons of Veterans.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17

New York, July 49,
FLOIR-State and western barely steady and ,
shade lower TO sell; Minnesota patents, $3. G5i
800 winter straghts. S395a3.5O; winter extras
$270a2. SO; winter patents, S3j5a3S0
WiiEAT-Opcncd weak under cables and cooler
weather in the northwest, but rallied on genera
covering; September, II 7.lGa7l%c.; December
733sa735sc.
RYE--Easy: state. 5ia55c.; No. western
6lac., {. O. b.. ahoat.
CORN-Opcncd weak on the rains, but rallied
on reports that they were too light for best re
Suits septe mber, 5lMa5aNc. December, 52a53c
OATSQuiet, hut fairly steady; track, white
state, 8Ga42c.; track, white, western, STATIC
PORK-Easy; mess, Sl5.25al8.25; family Sl0a
1860
LARDWeaker; prime western steam s.77lsc.
BUTTER-Firm; state dairy, l4al41ac.; cream
cry, l5alslsc.
CHEEsE-Steady; fancy, large. colored, VIC.
fancy, large. white, shc.; fancy, small, colored,
shc.; fancy, small, white, $40.
EGGs-lrregulsr; state and Pennsylvania. la
16c.; WESTERN candled, 18al5c.
suGAR--Rsw stcady; fair refining. 8s.lsc.
centrifugal 90 test, sl6c; refined steady; crush.
ed, &C.; powdered, 5000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; New Orleans 35a42c.
RlCE-steady; domestic, ANa6Ao.; japan. NO.
TALLOW-Steady; city, AMc.j country, ~
6ho.
HAY-Dull shipping, 7oa7saI good 70 choice.
S7hasoc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17

Parkersburg, W, Va, July 16. -
John Day, the engineer Of the loose
engine which ran into the Ohio Val.
ley express last night aud caused
the worst wreck in the history oil
the Ohio River Railroad, was
brought to hospital here to-day
and frequently during the day re.
covered consciousness.
During these moments he several
times asse ted that he alone was
responsible tor the wreck, having
general running orders and forget
ting the express. 1t is thought he
cannot live through the night
Meme OF the other injured will die.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
"The Village Postmaster"

1.-THE Village Postmaster has
made tremendous bit in Chicago.
1t opened in that city early in May
at the Great Northern Theatre a nd
it's Tooth performance will be cello
brated and handsome souvenirs
presented next Monday night, July
22nd. The Village Postmaster
is certainly 4 play with great
reco1d-217 nights in New York,
100 nights in Boston and will prob.
ably touch l25 in Chicago before It
closes. This famous play will be
seen here in November
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
PrateSi Must Answer,

In the city court on FRIDAY morn
ing, Charles Hratesi must answer
the charge OF the city ordinance
governing awnings. There was
considerable trouble caused in
King street market this morning
by awnings that were so spread
out over fruit that the wagons
could not pass each other On
Fourth street t he same complaint
was heard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
DOTS

A cool delightful ride Is that over the
Now Castle Railway to New Castle and
return. Tho only rogretable thing they
have about it Is that the battery pier has
boon boarded up thus shutting off cool
breathing spot especially in tho evening
The wife of Rev. J. H. Dulaney hav-
ing been In bad heal,i, for several months
will leave for Ocean Grove, n. j., for sew
cral weeks rest. AIR. Dulaney has been
busy for several days attending us many
as two funerals a day.
The top Of one of Adams Express Com.
pnny's wagons was mashed SO badly that
it had TO be sent TO the shops for repairs
this morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
Y. NJ. G. A.
ENTRIES,

In addition to the entries to the
sports being arranged by the Young
Men S Christian Association, for the
reunion Of Mineva Tribe, Imp'd 0.
r. M. at Shellpot Park, on Saturday
the following handicaps were given
out this morning.
Putting 16lh. ,Shot-Handicap-
kerop Khoumrian 49,, Frank b,
Light As, W. II. Saunders AZ, l.. p.
Harrington AZ, f. II. Megaw AZ, c.
T. Martin 30, j. II. Holt "a, Herman
DOLL IL, Levi McC. Foster scratch,
j. B. Tucker. scratch.
Pole Vault-W. II. Saunders,
handicap, y; Levi McC Foster, g;
W. l, Cook 4; +. H. Megaw. scratch.
Fifty yard dash, scratch-F. H.
Megaw, c. B. Dannenburg, l.. p.
Harrington, +. B. Light. w. H.
Saunders, J. W. Vedder, Herman
Dohl, W. B. Foster, J. b. Tucker,
F. A. Sullivan, Kcrop Khoumran,
]. II. Holt, c. II. Martin.
Running Broad Jump. Hand. -
kerop Khoumrian, 36 -, Frank B,
Light So, Frank A. Sullivan 30, l.
p. Harrington 80, Levi McC. Foster
26, +. II. Megaw "a, W. II. Saunders
"a, c. II. Martin "A, J. II. Holt II, j
w. Ncdderm 4; W. B. Foster,
scratch; c. B. Dannenburg ~.
Running High Jump? Hand
Kerop Khoumrian 81, l.. p. Har-
rington 8, w. II. Saunders 6, Levi
Nice. Foste s, ]. b. Tucker 6, J. II
Holt 6, F. IL. Megaw 4, j. W. We'd.
der a, W. B. Foster ?, Herman DOM
Scratch.
100 yards dash-Handicap--L.
p. Harrington, Syds, F. i. Light,
S; f. A. Sullivan, 8; kerop Khoum-
rian, s; J. W. Vedder, 5; J. b.
Tucker, 5; J, II. Holt, 5; c. T. Mar
tin, .; f. II Megaw. 5; c. B. Dan
nenberg, ;; W. II. Saunders. 3; W.
B, Foster, 3; Herman Dohl, Scratch.
The other entries were printed
exclusively by the Republican of
yesterday. There will also be po-
tato, egg and 3-legged races nv
members of the order. The wind
up will be tug OF war which
promise TO be very interesting. In
the evening Minqua's degree team
will give 4 mock adoption, which
will be the feature of the day. All
persons who are not members OF the
lodges are always inqulsitiye about
the secret work aud this is the fiji st
an adoption has been executed for
the benefit of the public, il is sure
to be u drawing card.
The show which is one OF the
best that has been given this sea-
son aud the dancing will interest
mauv.
The contest for the most popular
members OF the order grows IN in
terest day by day and will close
at 1870 O'Clock Saturday night.
The prizes will be placed in the
shoe store window at Scventh and
Market streets, tomorrow. The
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17
The Tranam lssissippi Congress,

Cripple Creek, Colo, July 16.-The
twelfth annual meeting of the trans
mississippi congress has opened at Odd
Fellows hall. with nearly 1000 dele
gates in attendance. Many of the most
prominent men in the western states
and territories, including half dozen
governors and many senators and con-
gressmen, are among those present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17

A Pole, whose name is an impossi.
bility for the English speaking
tongue, was injured at the Diamond
State Steel Company's plant this
morning. lie was taken to the
Homeopathic Hospital in the Phoe.
nix am bulance, He received a very
deep cut across the cheek and his
head was otherwise injured. He
will recover ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-17

Littlo Rock, Ark, July ia great
Sensation has been created ut Kings River
Madison county, ARK. by tho arrest of
teucher, who has been employed thore for
Two years Miss Jennie. has turned out
10 be in disguise.
Sears, 1t is alleged, committed murder
IN Texas seven years alOhnd -inre then
bns been posing as woman He made u
beautiful girl land the people of 5L4id Old
Madison county wer0 aim0s overwhelmed
by the revelation. Several OF the young
men of tho county had on cred into strong
rivalry on his account.
When ARES ed ho had I? 000 in Dash on
his person. Sears will be taken to Texas
NJ once by the officers making the arrest.