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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09
At Harlan

At Harlem.
 Chicago. Oct S-Bessie Spahr fright ened everything excepting Nellie waddell and South Trimble cut of the Forward stakes at Harlem today and then won with ease from South Trimble. Abe Franks owner believed his horse could not carry 126 pounds against the Ally and withdrew his youngster. Just before the race Rc: sic Spahr changed owners for consideration of S,500 Pigeon Post was backed heavily In the second race and won with three lengths to spare. Wealth. CT warm: track fast.
 First. five furlongs: Step Onward, 95, (R. Steele), 13 to 10 won; Zibia. 1l5, (Co- Qandry). 20 to l, third Time 1:O1 2-5. Inspector Shea, Ashbrook, St. Sevoy, Marcos, Rosie R., Prowl.. Frank Jones. Foray. Doclalmer, Sister Addie. Duke of Connaught Prince Webb, Fun and Folly
 Second, six furlongs: Pigeon Post 1OS. Dominick), to 2, won: Boomerack, 1OO CT KnighD, 1e to 5, second; Lady Idris. 2-5: Emma c. l., Whisper Low. Virginia Wilcox, Baughnaugh Gene, Gloranthe Oscar, Lydia s. and Pencil Me ran.
 Third, six furlongS: Irish Jewel, 106, (Coburn) 3 to l. second; Impromptu 1O2, CKnighQ, ' to l. third. Time 1I3 3-5. Sin Sin W; John Grigsby; Arachue, Rosa | and J. H. Barnes ran.
 Fourth. six furlongs: Henry Bert, 100 (Dossl. to | won w. j. Deboe, 1Ol' 91. G.. Jacksonl, 16 to 5. third, Time ma ma Clark, Miracle 1T. Tom N. Kingsley and Empress of Beauty ran; stakes: Bessie sphar, 112, Dominiclt), to ?, won: South Trimble, 115, (Coburn), g to ?, second; Nellie Waddell 115, Wink fieId). to ?. third. Time 1:2S S-5. No others.
 Dominicl). to 1. won; Mac Gyle. 9S, (Co- 90, (Birkenruth), 3 to 1. third Time l. :
 Seventh. mile and eighth: Judge Red wine, 97 Q. Jackson), 4 to 1, won: John McGurk 90. (R .Steele), 2 to 5, second; Valdez, 9S, (Coburn), to 1. third. Time 1 :52. Frangihle and Strangest ran.
 Entries Today.
 First, 1 1-16 mile selling: Johnny Mo Carty 94 Emma R., 99, School for Scan dal, 100; Sevoy. St. Cuthbert Seguranca, 101; Harry Herendon, 10l, Hummer, Noun tebank, 10S; Little Jack Horner, Annu. 9D: Educta. SS; If You Dare. 110: Gawaine.
 Second, handicap. 5-S mile: I.samelson. 1O9; Heroidade, Landseer, 9S; McChesney. | lm: Julia Junkin. 99
 Third, steeplechase handicap. short course: Coley, 132; Little John, Captain Conover, 125; Patron, 12S; Queenship. 1SS; | SaintlY. 13O; PopuhSt, I3'o Lord chester | field. l40; Dick Furber. 143.
 Fourth, mile and 3-16, the Twentieth Century stakes. 5000 added. for three year olds: Henry Bert, Haviland,96; Star | Chamber, 100: George Arnold. no; Vul- | cain, 1W; Gonfalon. lOS; Rolling Boer, 100 The Lady, 1Ol all four coupled as s. c HiIdreth entry: Six Shooter, 102, and | Chamberlain, 1l0. coupled as J. B. Re pess entry; Ben Chance S; Pink Coat
 Fifth. 91-16 milei Rush. IF; Bessie Macklin, 1O7; Burnie Bunton. Moncymussr
 Sixth, mile, owners handicap: Silurian, | Hi Rocker, 92: U. Marcos, 95; Goal Run- ner, 70: Charlie O'Brien. 100
 Seventh. mile and sixteenth, selling: l 100: w. B. Gates, Conova. 103 Scarlet | Lily, Hermencia. 1O2; Kunja, Chorus Boy, | 104; Uncle Tom, So; Bonnie Lissak, John | w. Patton. 96; Old Mike. King Bermuda. Hanan, 91.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-09

Beauty, Variety, Utility, Excellence.
The news & observer., 1901-02-24

do not mean to reflect upon the gentle
man from Wilson He is one OF the aDlest
men in this State and one OF the best De-
loved men. whose presence honors this
General Assembly. / certainly would not
reflect on the courage of men VINO favor
the substitute, for men who can walk up
and face a proposition like that couid
stand unterrifed before an army with
banners
The news & observer., 1901-02-24
THOUSANDS SENT 1NTo EXILE.

Every year q large number Of poor SUI
ferers whose lungs are sore and racbed
with coughs are urged to go to an
other climate But this is costly and not
always sure. Don't be an exile when DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
will cure you at home. IT'S the most in
fslllbIe medicine for Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and lung diseases on earth.
The first dose brings relief. Astounding
cures result from persistent use. Trial
bottles tree at all druggists. Price soc.
and $l.00. Every bottle guaranteed.
The news & observer., 1901-02-24
MEANTNG OF THE CHARGE.

The expression "high crimes and mis-
demeanors. Judge Allen said, had been
used in impeachment proceedings for the
past thousand years and was simply
meant to give them dignity and solemnity
Touching the meaning of these words he
read as follows from the proceedings in
the impeachment of President Andrew
Johnson:
AN impeachable high crime or mis-
demeanor is one in it's nature or conse-
quences subversive of some fundamental
or essential principle of government or
highly pretudicial to the public interest,
ana this may consist OF violation OF the
constitution. of law. of an official oath
or of duty. by an act committed or omit
ted. or without violating positive law
by the abuse of discretionary powers from
improper motives or for an improper pur-
pose"
You will note continued Judge Allen,
that there need be only a simple viola
tion Of duty. violation Of the Constitu,
tion. violation of official obligation. The
question of knowledge, intent or purpose
has absolutely nothing to do with it. lt
is simply question Of whether or not the
official is fit for the office. Has
he done wrong? If so 1t makes NO oliIeI
ence whether it was mistake wiltuily OF
ignorantly made-in either event NO is
unfit for the high office he occupies.
Here Judge Allen read parts OF the eNi-
dence and commented on it as follows:
'"Notice their squirming and twisting
about the issuance Of this mandamus.
"At one time they put the attorney OH
bv saving notice had not been given
'At another time they ask for affidavits
though it doesn't appear that any has
ever been furnished
"Next time they go privately to the
clerk and tell him 10 issue the manda-
mus.
But he doesn't do it. and lawyer "a
member of their own parity declares on
The street that the court is dodging and
he is going TO force it to show its hand.
isn't this humiliating to man who thinks
the judiciary ought 10 be above reproachf
The news & observer., 1901-02-24
NoT1nE.

Notice is hereby given that applications
will be made to the general Assembly
now in session for charters for two cor
porations as follows. 1st The Union In
suranee Company. with the right to carry
on life. industrial and accident insurance;
End. a company to do fire Insurance.
business. Name to be designated by the
corporations hereafter.
JAMES IT, P0U. Attorney.
Jan IS, 1901 Raleigh, N. G.
The news & observer., 1901-02-24
PRESERVE THE CONSTITUTION.

'"rhe question is. shall we preserve
this Constitution, this heritage from our
fathers. The 1926 is small matter. but
If they violate the Constitution for that,
then for million dOllaTs-for the special
tax bonds. they would destroy it and
leave not one stone upon another 1t was
for this Constitution that our fathers
went to battle in 1861. (Applause). 1t
was not for the preservation of slavery
but for the preservation o. their rights
guaranteed by the organic law IT was
when the Constitution was violated that
the drums began 10 beat. armies set out.
artillery ratified along. clouds Of cavalry
galloped in the storm and StonewaE
Jackson. transhgured into an arch angel
OF war, advanced amid the thunders OF
battle with united people at his back
loud applaCse). 1t was not unul the
bodies of our brothers and fathers mad
been crushed into the bloody earth by the
heel Of an invading army tnat the Con-
stitution was destroyed. Inc spirit OF
our people was not broken; they hob
bled home on crutches from AppomattoX.
with empty sleeves they came they mad
nothing. but the old Confederate uniform.
but they voucbsafed to US an undylDS
devotion TO Constitutional government. In
the name of the men who died ON Gene
terry Hill. in the name OF the men who
met the peril in the wilderness ana IN
trenches around Richmond. IN the spirit
of those men we viii defend and pre-
serve our Constitution today | tell you 1t
does require heroic action tLoud ap-
plause).
1T is a tine of judicial usurpatlop |
wish had time to talk about y. one OF
the great political parties Of this couu-
The news & observer., 1901-02-24
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS.

Having qualified as administrator OF
The estate Of James Steward deceased.
late of Wake county. n. G. this is TO
notify all persons having claims against
the Sgd estate To present them to the
undersigned at his office in Raleigh, n.
c.. OH or beforc the 4th day of Februa-
ry. 1902 or this notice Will be plead in
bar of their recovery. and all persons
indebted 10 the said estate will please
make immediate payment 10 the under
signed.
j. &. MAROON
Administrator.
February 2, I9UI lt-W-GL.
The news & observer., 1901-02-24

"This IS not The CONSTITUTION or q nor
of 'GS or of -. 1t is the Constitution
that has been building since the day
when William the Norman set his foot
upon Britain. Il is Magma Charta, the
Bill of Rights the declaration of the
Mecklenburg. the declaration of Phila-
delphia moulded into one great organic
law
The news & observer., 1901-02-24

n q q LyI
February 2. 1871. lt-w-Gt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
PREP AIRING FOR THE CAR.
Extraordinary Precautions Are Being
Taken for His Safety.
FESTIVITIES WILL COMMENCE TODAY
The Program Has Been Altered Some
what on Account of the Death Of
President Mckinley.

Paris, September 1G-The festivities In
connection with the visit of Emperor Mich
olns will open tomorrow. when President
Loubct will leave Paris for Dunklrk which
Will be reached at p. m, accompanied
by NJ Wnldeck- Rousseau. the premier and
NJ. Del Casse the minister of foreign af
fairs. Half an hour later the president
will open the new town ball Nj Louhet
had promised to attend a bah In Dunkirk
In the evening but this feature may pos
sibly be omitted IN view of the death Of
MIR. Mckinley.
There Is some anxiety regarding the sue
cess of the naval review owing to the
gale that is sweeping the North sea. and
II is doubtful whether che ear will he able
to go on board the presidents vessel. the
Cassin from the STANDARD without con
siderable risk until the weather moderates
greatly. The crowd in Dunkrk is OK
pccted to he enormous.
The Northern Railroad company has ar
ranged for Sevcnty-hvc excursion trains 20
disgorge themselves in the town early
since the assassination Of Mr. Mckinley
the government has decided to carry cut
a project first considered improbable. name
~, the guarding Of the entire track from
Dunkirk to Compiegne with troops. lnr
militia viii he brought from various points
in forty trains and 1t Is estimated tlal
5000 men will he thus engaged. Two
routes are open for the journey and the
one which the car win take Is stu Kept
n secret in order to discourage any attempt
the authorities have arranged to have tue
reporters start few minutes In advance,
forming pilot train for the Imperial
party.
More troops arrived at Complcgne today,
bringing the garrison up to lOOm meu.
These viii line the route from the station
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
WEATHER AND CROPS.

| Eagle Lake, Colorado County. Texas. Sep
! tember ia great deal Of rain during tho
pas{ Few days and the lake is filling up
| again rapidly wy
| per ld.-A heavy rain and windstorm In
| the southern portion of the county yosteI,
DAY did considerable damage to cotton.
Lyons, Burlcson County Texas. Septcm.
ner 10. - armgrS are turning their stock in
th'if cotton fields as fast as picked for
Necviis ''"S tne Doll
Franklin, Robertson County. Texas. sen
ot IaSt lo,nThc drouth at this point has
~ laSt been broken. Showers of rain have
fallen at intervals for the nasr fortv.cigb
hours. From present Indications more "a n
may he expected. -
hichmond, Fort Bend County. Texas. Sen.
J nr IA heary rain fell here yestcr-
IN ~ anu iaSt night slow rain has been
at'u 5 az day Some uncasiness was felt
ut n'2u thiS morning when the wind began
TO whistle through the trees. 80"
to Sli,toh' san Patrico County, Texas. Sen
ttmuef lb,-Ihe heaviest rain thai nc
FALLEN in five years fell here lost ii ~
aInut midnight The ground is covspcd
Mlh water this morning The rain seemed
northeast and east. 80" Tue
Beerille Bee County. Texos San+an,I,o,
~ NJ mas been raining here almost steod
+" iul lle IF!St Twelve hours. The ground
II hh"seIreu win water and is wetter than
nus peen IN year on more. Cotton H.
uouptlesS damaged more than beneGtcd -"
Tue ram The country IN general boweveS
very bright '"' 'ue future Is
industry, Austin County, Texas. sentcm.
"igbt to'LA good rain fell here during Inst
n,snl winch Is great benefit TO faii cara
Ems ana pastures Cotton in this secSjon
rs ,.o ABOUT hl picked ana the cotton worm
cren no" o nuSy stripping the fields. No faII
~ ~ cotton VIII be made in mis- So
ZION, as most Of the fields have niro ST.
oeth stripped by the worms "'re"uy
no. w Brazorla County, Texas Santem
ali a NJ yos, SLOW drizzng rain fell here
last nicb, 'S'earrg9aA and quite downpour
s"1lo1 Rui t, me ground Is thorout,6Iv
66" @gin with water aud farmers ore 5a
" sihnnlug to complain of too much r nPm
great ~ n,, put q stop to haymaking and y
many seeu planted have rotted in the |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
STATE.


The commission to select a site for
the girls industrial home Will meet az
Waco, October
The Williamsburg Fire Insurance com
piny has decided not TO test the Texas
antitrust law.
Boil weevil are said to be very bad
in Caldwell county
Abe Finley, negro was given TWEEN
ty-hye years for attempted assault on
deaf and dumb white girl lie plead.
ed guilty.
white man has been jailed at sher-
man for outraging his 7-year.old step
daughter.
Mckinley memorial services will be
held by the legislature at Austin Thurs
day night
The governor has formally named the
Galveston commission and they are
now In position TO take charge Of the
government
Members Of the Cottonseed Crushers
association held a meeting at Dallas.
The hurricane Is stu reported as
heing in the gulf but its exact location
Is unknown
The National lodge, O. D. II. s.. win
assemble In quadricnnlal session at san
Antonio today.
Murderer VIII King has been SEN
fenced to hang October - at Waco.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIAIs.

DEL RIO.-Lucas Reeves wn n
while In bathing near here.
MESQUITE. The prohibitions, \
mai orlty of AZ in the election N
option.
WACO.-The city public schsL
opened with the largest atteDispr n
BRYAN-Thc UrsuIlne copyebt N
place VIII he formally dedicated n
tober ~
DENTON, Rev. Heatblngton N
called to the pastorate of the sIlSl
fist church.
AUSTIN.-Grove Beard. AGED Il
dcntally shot himself in The isg Il
small caliber pistol,
MARLIN. Mexican labor Is belugk{
here by the farmers who have gFonr|
of negro shiftlessness.
BETTE. Tom Carlyle was ID
probably fatally wounded SatuidH
n. Robinson was arrested.
JEWETT. The farmers Of ths u
have organized n truck and fruit M.
union with forty members.
TERRELL.-The protracted mAsgE
the Baptist tent continues With ~
tendance and good interest.
W ASHINGTON.-The secretary 1
treasury purchased S1.lo0,0sn lon, "a
per cent bonds at $40 fiat.
GIDDINGS, Two daughters
Fisher, cOlored, were struck By VI
and one of them win probably de
FLOYDADA. The 5ms in the m
InTlnG YaItRfinr .f bnra. frnr Il
county, returned verdict Of not ffza
NEW ULM. The New U)m ys1
and sale stables. formerl{ owned n T
SChwarz, were sold to Colonel a, i9aA
The terms of the sale were prJat-
FLORESVILLE. In row aAH
night Earl West was cut With y
Robert friedman and FREEDMAN " 4
by Edwin Crecch. Neither man b'et Y
NEW YORK. President John Mid
the United Mine workers Is eIPa
New York this week to arrange TO-
conference between the operators = (
union
NEWPORT NEWS. IVA. = ne
States battleship Illinois was lia
commission Monday. The wafih
petty officers and all of the crew ,
aboard.
PHlLADELPHIA.--Five men W
rested In Paramount park last nigel
with conspiring against the laM
country by attempting to hold q
meeting.
STRAWN.-Two young farneis
near here became involved 10
which terminated in Ben. hnVa
stabbed and cut with n pocket knA H.
wounds are probably fatal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
AFTER PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
Police OF Washington Notified of the 0
parture of Anarchiat from .larsn, ~.

Police OF Washington Notified of the De.
parture Of Anarchist from Jersey City.
Washington, September t6 Major Syl
rester, superintendent Of police. received
letter today from Chief Benjamin Muir.
ply Of the Jersey city police force giving
description Of the man supposed 10 bo
an anarchist who said he was going 10
Bnnalo 10 KIN President Roosevelt Tho
Description Of the man Is as follows. A
foreigner very dark complexion, nbnut *
years ~ age. quite stout live feet sIv
or seven inches tall. black mustache mived
WIN gray. black hair and eyes, dressed m
dark clothing and black derby hnt
Each detective who went on duty to-day
was given copy Of this description and
was told to be on the lookout for anyone
answering h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
Pure Blood

We wish you would ask
your doctor what makes you
so nervous, why you are SO
easily tired, and what makes
your digestion so weak. See
if he doesn't say, "lmpure
blood" He will probably
speak about Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, too.
"For two years l suffered greatly
from dyspepsia and depression OF
spirits. | then tried Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, and in one week | was new
man."
John Mcdonald, Philadelphia, Pa.
81. All druggists &c. AVER co.. Lowell, Mass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
COMMERCIAL.

Contrary to general expectation the
stock market was strong, ruling con.
siderably higher on Friday at the close.
All cereals improved, gaining strength
on the evidence of confidence In the
financial stability.
Cotton advanced II to 20 points for
contracts in both the New York aud
New Orleans markets.
The secretary Of the treasury paid
out Sl,59O,00O for bonds
II was stated that the losses occn-
stoned by the failure of the bank in
Berlin Saturday would amount to over
100000 marks.
The treasury department announced
that Si.10O,00O, the October dsbursc-
ment for interest, would be paid with.
out rebate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
MEETING IA rIMrsnN-

iiinpsoh' Texas September 10 Memorial
services were held Ia the Methodist church
Yesterday at II o'clock a. M. in honor az
our deceased president There was a
'"Fse congregation in attendance and the
services conducted 10y Rev. A, J. W.aks
presiding elder, were about as follows .
flanders saul rendered by orchestra /,
Nearer My God, to Thee" by the con
greration; PRAYER led by Rev Weeks. VII
ltfNhfu read a lesson from Tho ps,lms
1orlnl hlans L. and Revelations IA, tho
quhticNe sang III a Man Die Shnii 10
Live AgainT' the teNt nnno,,nred ~
Joshua l. ana Revelations M N tbH
followed Rcy. Weeks sermon. iu ,vbich ~
reviewed The life Of President McKInleV
9s Il public man whose Patriotism ralsed
RIM above the nreiudices of = rtIonni IL,
forests and qualified him for piara MA
hopor the Nation saw M ia confer nnn,
MN; as q Christian gentleman. always IN
and loyal 20 his charch and his dnfy my
rs husband ever kind, true and devo;su
Rev Weeks eloquent aud tonchIug w ~
burned themselves Into the hearts ~ tbs
hearers and several times there was sca,cn
~ q dry eve Ia the congregation rba
choir sang Charles Wesley's hymn,
. What are these srrayed IN white.
Brighter than tho noon days sun"
After which the congregation was dismissed
py prayer led by Rev Mcclure There
mas not been a more Impressive service
49, s'---Ns.s'Sa w.. -w.y Isvslug qaat
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LOCAL.

city council stll locked over appoint
ment of city health officer. Another
meeting today
Patriotic societies take action upon
presidents death.
Schools open for the term. but will
close Thursday out Of respect to the
memory of president.
The cash paid for the city bonds,
$4,000
The Mcxicans of Houston celebrate
their independence day
The preliminary trial ~ Thomas
Mcdonald for the Killing of Captain Ike
Baker.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-17
MAYOR OF sMIrHvILLE's PROCLAIM
TlON

smthvlllc. Texas, September 10. In ac.
cordance with the proclamation issued Inv
President Roosevelt and Governor Savers.
Hon. {. II. Turncy. mayor of Smithyillc.
inns morning issued a proclamation TO the
people of this city 10 meet at the Nancy
opera house at IL o'clock a. m Thursday
Tor the purpose OF holding memorial srry
,ttn as tflhute to the amentcd preSident
William Mckinley. The proclamation. Ns
t"lhNn' WAS printed in dodger fern and
S'uttcieu throughout the city,
q supreme sorrow has befalen our Ma.
uon aud its people In the death of our
chief magistrate, William Mckinley In
narm9nN with the proclamation issued nv
ineoh"fe Roosevelt. president Of the Unitpd
olHtS, setting apart next Thursday sep
pihucr ~ IDOL the day on which the body
9l tue deceased president will be laid in
~ last earthly resting plHce, As day
vi prayer aud mourning throughout rho
nited States Now thcrefore ~ n
iufheN mayor OK the city OF Smlthvlle.
io earnestly recommend that we as "a citv'
observe Sald proclamation. and that mi
business be suspended from II O'Clock uutli
/ ~ M on said day.
also ask that Divine service. appro.
pflHle 20 the occasion, be held in the dpcra
mousse at il O'Clock September 10 WH6ont
cdillhg a mass meeting Of our citizens
l"hr the liberty Of naming the following
Srhtelhch ana ladies as a committee a.
In9hstmcntS Bcnno schmidt chai nm m,
f' tonnes e. G. Iargroye, George & h.
Iens' r. l.. Dickson, j II Chancellor.
SS NJ p,i mffnlck' NJ p Nancy, Il. Byrne ana
Z; Wilson, A. r. Tabor e. r. Thnrman
""u j. u Colp Respectfully, etc.
"C. II Turney.
Mayor Of Smithyllie -
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ground. 1t is fine, howpvor !
and strawberry plants LATELY Az y Z
Walrenton, Fayette County ~.
TENDER l5.-The drouth at MI, ~ ~
last broken. a good rain felI ~ Rs1
ana yesterday, and it rainel ns,S,
night. II is still cloudt ana N. u
aud a continuance of rain II nv ~.
rain was READILY absorbed nv ~ ".
dry soil, and 1t has not vel NM M y 4
To. NIL tanks and water courses n.
VIII now be plowed and falI VI
VIII receive attention. Cnttoa y
~ slowly; $40 bales have been \,
this place to date, but owlpg i NJ
pressed pondition of the marke, ~
Is being sold. wy
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE DEAD PRESIDENT.

The arrangement Of the obscqulcs at
Washington was revised TO conform to
Mrs. McKinley's wishes.
The remains reached Washington at
SIS p N.
The body viii lie in state at the cap
itol today
The train bearing the corpse and cs-
cort will leave Washington for Canton.
Ohio. about $ o'clock this evening
Czolgosz the assassin. was Indicted In
the Erie county court. charged with
murder In the first degree