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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1901.

THE election held yesterday in
II States resulted tavoraDly for the
Republican party, Notwithstanding
it was an off year. In New York,
Tanmany was overwhelmingly de-
feated. Seth Low was elected
Mayor and VanWyck, the ex.Mayor
who ran Tor Justice of the Supreme
, Court, was Overwhelmingly dete at
ed. 1t was Richard Crokers Wa
terloo and great indeed was his
fall. The Republicans elected the
Comptroller, District Attorney,
four Judges and County Clerk.
Low is conceded to have 3, 900
majority, while NanWyck was de-
feated by $1,000 and this. too. after
beng elected Mayor of New York
by over that much majority, two
years ago.
The election in Pennsylvania re-
suited in the triumph of the Re-
publican ticket. The Philadelphia
Record comedies the city and State
TO have gone Republican by reduc-
ed majorities. The Union party
gives up the fight and the ghost as
we'll.
New Jersey has been redeemed
once more and Murphey, the Re-
publican Governor was elected by
over 10000 ma jorlty. The Legis-
lature remains unchanged. The
Democrats elect , out OF 7 Senator'S,
is Representatives out OF 90 candi-
dates.
Massachusetts, has gone Repub.
lican, the Democrats gaining )
Senators and 7 Representatives..
Maryland is claimed by both
sides. and is close, with tha returns
at this writing more favorable 10
the Republicans. The real test of
the new election law it Maryland
shows a great falling off III the
vote as compared with 1899 when
the Democrats carried the State by
1900 plurality and had large
working jority in the Legisla-
ture.
The Republicans win in Ohio;
the party making gains oi over two
years ago. The Legislature wall
surely be Republican III both
branches.
Nebraska shows 20 precincts
outside OF Lincoln and Omaha
shows a net relative Republican
gain for the head of the ticket OF
202 over last year, when the Re
publlcans carried the State. the
Republican State ticket IS elected
by 5000 tc 5000 plurality.
Returns thus far shcw that the
Republicans have elected the Gov
ernor, whose ma jorlty wlIl exceed
90,000.
Mississippi elects Democrats and
Virginia follow suit,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
pEWEYs PRIZES.
Decree Of Distribution Signed Fol-
Spanish SlliDn Taken Mt Manila.

spanish ships fnken nj Manila.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. - Justice
Bradley, sitting rs United States dis
trict court, has signed Il decree Of con-
demnation and distribution in connec-
tion with the libel in prize instituted by
Admiral George Dewey on behalf OF
himself and officers and crew Of the
United States naval force taking part
in the battle of Manila Bay.
1t sets forth that the following indi-
Gated property is lawful prize of war
viz, the protected cruisers lsla dc
Cuba and lsla de Luzon. the unprotect-
ed cruiser Don Juan de Austria, the
transport Manila and all other vessels
and equipment belonging to the king OF
Spain and his subjects captured by the
naval forces of the United States the
1st Of May, 1898. except such as may
have been restored to private owners,
The Spanish property captured Oh
shore at the Cayite arsenal or else
where and all nonSeagong boats per-
tanning to the arsenal are not subject to
prize. The vessels entitled to share in
the prize property age the Olympia, the
Baltimore, Boston, Raleigh, the gum
boats Concord and Petrol and the reve-
nue. cutter Mccullough. The Nnnshan
and the Zaiiro are held not entitled to
share. Upon ascertainment of the-~Wlue
Of the property condemned as prize
the secretary of the navy is to deposit
an amount equal thereto with the Unit
ed States treasurer, subject 10 the
courts order.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Ees NTaas
N ALhEss IE'

Mrs. Mary e Palmer, wife Of
Bension K. Palmer, Of Hares Cor.
ner died yesterday aged ~ years.
Her funeral will taxc place to-
morrow and interment will be made
at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
The Board Trade will hold ito
regular meeting on Thursday even.
ing. n
City Solicitor Reinhardt will pre-.
sent an opinion to City Council on
Thursday evening as to whether
the Board Of Education has the
right 10 purchase the lot adjoining
the High School, 4
Rev. A. Aaron OF Passaic, N. L.3
was here yesterday in consultation
with Swedish Lutherans. Rev. o.
NJ. Anderson will shortly take up
the work here as well as in Balti-
more and Washington. aud will
work amoug the Swedish Luther
aus. ''N..< WI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Gas Plays Havoc.

Scranton, Pa, Nov, 5.-James
Williamson, wife and four children
lie critically i'll at their, home at
No 1877 Pine street as the result
Of inhaling coal gas from the fur-
mace. Early this morning George.
the youngest son, awakened 10 find
the room filled with 6 as.
In attempting tospread the alarm
he tell unsconacious to the floor.
The noise Of the fall awakened
James. the eldest son, who manage
ed to stagger from the house to the
residence OF Dr. Voorhees,. He
rung the bell once and fell uncon-
scious on the perch. The doctor
responded to the ring and seeing a
PROSTATE form realized that some.
thing was amiss at the Williamson
house. Fastening there he found
the other live overcome by gas, aud
after much work succeeded in re.
yiving them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
A FRIENDS
ADVICE.
Will Often Help You Great
ly. Read What a Will.
mington Citizen Says

You may hesitate to listen to the
advice Of strangers, but the tcst-
mony Of friends or residents of W.l.
mington is worth your most careful
attention. 1t is an easy matter to
investigate such proof as this. Then
the evidence must be conclusive.
Read tie following:
Mr., G. p. Davis, No. 1900 West
Third street, says;-''I obtained
Doan's Kidney Pills in 1897 at Dan.
forth's drug store on Market street.
stated to representative who call
ed up0n me IDqmrng for my expert
cnce with that remedy and my opin.
ion OF it, that they had helped me
greatly AND that hal felt better
since taki1g the treatment and tie
weakness OF my Kidneys which was
plainly ani!estcl before | took the
treatment had been greatly strength.
GMcl. ! have no hesitation in recon.
mcndi"g I}oun's Kidney Pills to any
unn suffering with dcbiIitated or cx-
cited kidneys. | honestly think The
preparation act, w to lis reprcsen.
taliOun am wC.l known in Will
mington. having lived here for so
wears and was engaged ia business
on Market street when the popula.
ton Of tie cNy was only one-quarter
Of what it now is.
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents per box. Foster. Milburn Co.,
Buffalo n. T., sole cayenJs tor the | S.
Remember the name Doan sand
take no other,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
" litIi hDN NJ.

~ the home Of her parents, 80.
Ni5 Adams street, LAST evening, Miss
Bessie Royal, Il ,,hooi teacher Of this
city and Thomas jefferson Wicr, Jr..
were quietly married by the Rev. +.
I. Briggs. paSlor Of the Second Nap.
tj,t ChUGen
MISS Charlotte Royal, a sister of
the brides was bridesmaid and G.
Wesley Williams was best man The
BRIDE was lresscS in rarIs muslin and
carried white cNyyanuthclnulAS. The
bridesmaid was a,sU atli!cd n white
lariA GnnSlN.
After the ceremony a reception fn'-
lowed And the bride and groom lett
for \ "trip North.
They will be at hone after Nolc,n.
Ucr 18th at No. ll25 Van hurcn
street. Relatives and friend, we're
present FROM i'hta'rIph,t, Baltimore
Liuwood, Aberdeen, and Chester.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Bishop Coleman n ONE.

Bishop Coleman returned yestef-
day from San Francisco where ho
attended the General Convention
of the Episcopal Church. since
leaving this city he has visited in
Vancouver. Portland, and Mexico.
The Bishop preached at Seattle
and Portland and at the latter
place spoke in St. tIelen's School
for Girls, which was founded by
the Misses Rodney OF this state.
The bishop tended all of the ses7
sions Of the house OF bishops and
served on numerous committees.
He was also chairman Of seven
public meetings held in connection
with the convention. He had but
little time to spend socially, but
found San Francisco hospitable
city. Archdeacon George c. Hall
who also attended the convention,
is expected to arrive home to-
morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

Attorneys III From Oyeruork

The lawyers engaged i'll the
Robinson vii! contest are begin
Ling 10 suffer from the mental
strain incident to the lonadrawn
trial. For Iwenty-cisht days they
have been lahoring under great
pressure, aud at the opening oil
court Tucadly it was announc-
cd that Horace =. Green, OF coun-
sci for the contestants. was too
i'll to continue his argument. V.
Gildin Robinson occupied the
corner OF a table during a great
portion OF his address to the Jury.
complaing Of being ndisposed.
William B. Broomall. who is to
close the argument for Marshai
Robinson, has !abored under a
great disadvantage from a severe
cold
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
THIRTY IHltu NNNlNEA>AN}.

Fifteen Porto NicanS passed
through this city last GytMIa4 in Il
specla car attached tothe ESQ o 'ciocl,
Philadelphia express. They Compus-
ed the delegation making Il iour of
.hc country, to visit the chief manu-.
featuring towns,
Al the French street station the
party was met hy Il. lernley, chair,
man of the committee from the city
Of Philadelphia which is entertain,
ing the visitors, and several others.
',rccliDgs were exchanged and the
train proceeded to Philadelphia with
both parties On board Arriving at
l'lat city at ,.OD, the guests we're co-
cOrted 10 the Hotel Walton. where
they viii make their headquarters,
ms morning the visitor, win bG
taken about the harOVr uu the tire
boat AShbIidge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

THE county workhouse is at last
finished and ready to accommodate
the unfortunates WHO are unable TO
keep out OF jail. At present the
prisoners are still confined in the
jail at New Castle. The Sheriff
objects 10 giving them up to the
Trustees OF the Workhouse UNFIT
the court settles the dispute, The
Sheritf's contention is that the
prisoners belong to him until his
term as Sheriff expires, while the
Trustees Of the WorlthousG are
equally confident thatth prisoners
belong to that institution, Jaige
Churchmau has been asked not TO
sentence any OF The prisoners IL
the Municipal Court 10 New Last!c
jail, while at the anne time he mas
been asked 10 await the decision OF
the court before he makes any
change in his manner Of sentencing
prisoners. This IS lUW the matter
stands at the present tine and the
taxpayers VIII be called upon to
foot the bill,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Decker To PO t.

William ii. Decker, the horse thief who
received heavy sentence from the
Court of General Sessions last week, md
who alterward proved 10 tho court that
he had heart disease aud could rot under
90 tho corporal punishment imposed for
next Saturday. made Hppli cation before
IT,, Rourd Of Pnrdons today for remission
of the ilogging and pilory. The court
ha Il imposed the sen!enco because 1t had
no alternative under the conviction. The
Board of puruons decided to relieve
Decker of tho hours stand in the pillory
but refuse! to romit he laahes and
SlAriff lioedy will have to whip Decker
with twenty lnshes next Saturday:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Tried to Murder rlOther,

Hazleton, Pa, Nov. 5-Because
his mother refused TO give him SO
cents, Thomas Deist, of this city,
it is alleged, attempted to kill her.
Mrs. Delst. 10 escape her sou s
wrath, locked herself in room.
The young man seized a sugar
bowl and hurled it through the
door. A piece of the broken crock
cry struck Mrs. Deist in the neck,
severlng an artery, and she almost
Lled to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
IONES--HAsI sIlNGS.

Delmar, Nov. 6.-The wedding Of
John G. Jones, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
David Jones, Of CLAYTON, and Miss
Alice Hastings, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Hastings, Of Delmar. took
place yesterday IN the NJ. L. Church
at Delmar, in which town they will
make their future home. The couple
met with quite Imisfortune at the
Delmar fire, as their house, which
was furnished and ready for occupan-
cy, was wiped out by flames. Mr.
Jones is popular young express mes
Senger On the Delaware railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
QUAY Rci1iceS in Victory.

Washington. ID. O. Nov. 5.-Senator
Quay received frequent bulletins from bis
lieutenants throughout Pennsylvania un
iii late hour Tonight. At midnight ho
gave out the following statement
Returns received by mo indicate that
Potter is elected by me 70, 900 to 100, 900,
Allegheny County will give the ticket
about %. 600 plurality. In Philadelphia
our municipal ticket has won by about 35,
600. Ii Is needless for me to comment on
these results further than to say that am
much pratiGed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Rough Wenihcr III the Ear North.

Dundee, Scotland. Nov GA whaling
ncr1 which has returned from Davis
strait reports rtrt continuance Of So
we're weather in Nat region throughout
the entire summer, making the work
of the various exploring expeditions
extremely difficult and hazardous. In
tie opinion Of ihe Whaling captains
gales blew increasingly from May Ii to
oct. / over the whole area of BHfti 3
hay and Davis strait. the west side
of the strait being chukod with ice all
summer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Borden Now Reduces Wages.

Fall Biver, Mass, Nov. On. G. d
Borden. owner of the Iron Works Cotton
Mills here, who few weeks ago caused
excltemeutin labor circles by announcing
an increase of 10 per cent. in wages, to day
gavo notice Of return to the original
schedule on November IS. 1t was stated
that Mr.. Borden hoped to compel the
other manufacturers in the city to raise
wages to meet his action, but y general
increase was refused, and the operatives
accepted the situation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
SMden Dcatl1

Max Immler, compositor on the
Eric prcsse, died suddenly last even
ing. lie worked on the paper yes.
terday and complained of feeling un.
well in the evening. The Phi.adel-
phia German Typographical Union
will take charge Of the remains
which are in charge Of Undertaken
Martin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
ENG .AGEMENT ANNor need.

The engagement is announced OF
Miss Mary E. Steward, of this city.
Harry J. Fisher of Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Steward is daughter Of Thos.
w. Steward. and sister Of Caleb M.
Steward, cashier of. the National
Bank Of Wilmington and Brandy.
wine. Mr.. Fisher is a son Of Joseph
II. Fisher, retired Philadelphia cap
italiSt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
TENTH ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Blaine
celebrated the tenth anniversary of
their weadjhgIyesterday While they
held no formal celebration numerous
friends called last evening and spent
2 pleasant evening with them
Among those present were Mr.: and
Mrs George d. Mckay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence r. Holt, Leslie Holt,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. =. B. Faust. Misses
Philips, Bertha and Florence Faust,
Charles CrowLhcr and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Il. Linton. During the even.
ing Mr.. Blaine sang several solos in
excellent voice.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
M,, II. sen. to south Africa.

HALIFAX, \. s.. NOv. &. The royal
Canadian regiment which replaced
some Of the imperial tro"lls hero when
withdrawn for service in South Africa
have received word that they may he
sent on scrvic" in South Africa. The
regiment is hciEg Inspected by Major
GrurrHl Gt,lauy Haley. commander Of
the Canadian forces. who came here
from Ottawa for the purpose.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
V,yelyc Tctnnus Victims Now.

ST. Lot IS, Nov. q. - The twelfth
death FROM totanUs. resulting from the
treatment of diphthcretic patients with
aniitoXin supplied by the city, occurred
yesterday when Mamie Keenan, sue
cumbco Her brother is not expected TO
TINS in the kcrnan family.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Revival Services at Union

The revival service az inon NJ.
i. Church last night was deeply in.
terc sting and resulted in four pro.
tcS Sions. In connection with the
service tonight beginning at 7.3O
O'Clock there will be reception Of
pr0balIOncrs. On tomorrow Rev. ii.
&. Scuaday viii leave the city to fiji
engagements in New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
CARD BASKET,

Mr.. Andrew H. MusCk and Miss
Matte May tRimer Of Philadelphia,
we're married Oh Monday noon at the
parsonage Of Asbury Church by the
Rev. II. $, Dulaney.
The women of st. Patrick S Church
viii hold u supper in the basement Of
the church on Thursday evening.
The Water Witch Fire Company is
arranging to give ball this winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Sheriff SHies.

Sheriff Mcdaniel will sell ut pub
lie sale the property Of James Snlli.
van, situated in rcncador hundred.
ON Tuesday Tie 18th of November.
lie will also sell the property
OF John !. Hayes, situated on the
westerly side Of Harrison, street,
ncar h,m street on Thursday, Nov.
cmLcr Il, at " o clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Winter Tourist Tickets,

The Baltimore &; Ohio Railroad has
placed on saio at all principal Offices Eas,
of the Ohio River, Winter Tourist Tick
cts to points In Alabamn. Florida, Lou
isiana, Mississippi, New Mexico. North
Carolina and Texas; also Havana, Cuba,
and Mass nu, N. r., at reduced rates.
For additional information oull on
Agent Baltimore & Ohio X. II.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
POStot,ice Robbed.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Nov. g.
The pustofire inspectors here have
been advised that the postUtlice at Mon-
tcvalr Ala, was robbed on the night
Of Nov .. The safe was blown open,
500 in cnSh besides the stamps being
taken. 1t was also reported that the
Office at Uaklnorc, Ala, was robbed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
A gupnr Refinery Stril.c.

T.YON%, \. T., Nov. G. -Thr beet
sugar retiu"ry Of the E'uplrc State Sug-
al' company was Ted UP yesterday by n
strike. The Iahorrrs asked an advance
Of 20 per cent III wages. Later the strike
was settled hy giving them an average
advance Of 10 per cent, which vii! di-
Vide $1,000 monthly between 40 opera
tiyCS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
My i%t WEDDINGS,

smyrna, Soy Il. At tN, home If
the bride 5 mother On South Street.
THIS Afternoon Miss Nellie FAIRIES VAS
married 10 hlward NJ. Boyd OF phiia.
do'pAia The ceremony was perform.
ed ty Kew. Y, 5. Collins in the pres.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Sulc of SOnti,crm Road Confirmed.

MOBILE. Ala. Nov. 8. -- President
Merrill Of the Mobile. Jackson and
Kansas city railroad confirms the pur-
chase by his road of the Kingston and
Mississippi Central railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

Energy nll gomez Stomach out Of order
Simply case Of torpid liver. Burdock
Blood Bittcrs will make u new nun or
woman ofyou.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

No matter how long you havo had the
cough; if it hasn't already developed into
consumption, DR., Woods Norway Pine
Syrup Will cure it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

80 unredeemed pledges of solid gold
watches for salo aI IL. Lsvys, 7th. and
Market Strcets. Upstairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

ence Of the immediate friends o. the
family.
In the Presby terian Church by Or.
J. l.. Estlin, Miss Nellie Taylor,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Taylor became the bride Of Charles e.
Rowland,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06
Stops the Coughs.

Laxative Eromo Quinine Tablets cuo u
cold In one day, No Cure, No Pay. Price
10 CGnts. VS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

THE Every Lvering asks why
does The sheriff poDllsp the destrlp-
ton OF the properties sold BY Mm:
BY consulting the back files Of that
paper when the sheriff $ advcrtis-
ing was one Of lis pe1Gu.sl:cs. il
should be aU.e 10 give its readers
the why's aud wheretores. fms is
about the on J pay ing Advertising
the newspapers have. as tho law
. requires the sales to be inserted so
many times and the sheriff pays
the transient rates, OF al Least the
party who orders the selling OF the
property toots the bill in the shape
Of the sheriff costs. Aud then,
well ask any shcr II what he sous lit
the oliiCe Tor. 1t was not surely
tor his health Or to be a philanthro.
pist TO his fellow men. The length
Of the description IN the shcrlt 8
sales Is not any more than they
should be II proper care vas eXcr-
clsed in giving as much publicity
as possible to The date ot. The sale.
IhN INV liAN'i iD- ''SlIYeT
tongued orator o! Delaware has
been making speeches ~ Maryland
to help along the Democratic cause.
He expressed his view, on the race
question and negro domination
which was the raiIying cry for
Democratic control OF Maryland.
We wonder If MIR. Handy 1ook
picture oi Delaware mixed schools
with him to exhibit to his hearers,
as a warning ior them not o,c the
Republican ticket yesterday, L.
Irving still has The. Washington itch
and is bound to 90 back it there is
any chance lie would rather 20
the next time as Senator. ltsouuls
80 much better than congressman
and the pay runs longer
THE President OF the United
States Travelled 800 miles to vote
Ieste! h Journey some
ar1y eek now il can be &C.
|mplis hess than a hours.
kEEi eyc on the bargains
offered The numcrous public
Sales advertised in H.. NnpuHLl-
CAN.
Advertise in the Il publican,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

Advertise in the Il publican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

THE President Of the United
States Travelled 800 miles to vote
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-06

KEEL kyc on The bargains
offered The numerous public
sales advertised in III. NnpuHLl-
CAN
The sun., 1901-10-19
Jas. 7. MuIIin & Sons
9th & Market, Wi.mir gton
B. & o.'S FINE TRIBUTE.
October Royal Blue" is "a Beautiful
Memorial to Martyr President.

lii memory of President Mckinley. the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad III its Octo-
hpr number of the "Itoyal Blue" has
issued il book we'll worth the highest
rank. The magazine, for such it Is, opens
with Il splendid portal; Of the maityrrd
President taken soon after he had signed
The fifty million defence bill in the war
with Spain The letterpress consists nf
il composite editorial. composite ser
mon. and il composite e,llugy, the famous
reciprocity speech made just before the
Presidents assassination, and his last
public ntterance, and poems by Thomas
| BARLEY Aldrich and W. -. Nesbit
| The idea of rmhodying in this form the
gems Of The culogieS Of press, pulpit. ami
people is Il splendid one. and has been
carried ont in an original manner. All
he best expressions Of nations feclin"
arc rnitenizcd and put III such form
that the result is Il distinct gain r.
american literature. The work wns
done with il loving as well ms Skilfal
hand. and this is apparent throughout
the book.
six fine illustrations of the McKinlnr
ohsrpues 1T Washington present TO the
eye complete picture Of the scenes on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue when the body Of
the dead President was borne from til,
White House to the Capitol.
The Baltimore \ Ohio Railroad III this
issue Of Royal Blue" has paid a grace
ful tribute to the memory Of the grea,
Republican leader, who was not only oi
his party, but Of the people. To make
tile book all the better, the railroad fen
turr. limited to a presentation Of tim,
schedules, is placed in an obscure part q
The book.
The sun., 1901-10-19
PERCY SMITH BROUGHT HERE.
Given Chance to do Right but is
Again in the Tolls.

Percy Smith. who was arrested short
time ago IN Philadelphia ut the request
~ Chief Of Police Massey is now locked
M in the police station in this city, lie
II wanted here on tile Charge Of being
implicated with three other boys in
breaking into and robbing pawnhrokrt
William IIammond'S store ut Second ani
French streets Il week or 50 ago.
Detective Francis went ID Philadelphia
nnd brought Smith here yesterday. Ihc
hoy will probably be arraigned i'll City
Gourt this morning on the charge Of lar
tenN aud undoubtedly will be held for
the Court Of General Sessions, rs the
Iauthoities Are determined 10 prosecute
til" ctse Tho reason for this is that tht
boy has been leniently death with hy tile
state authorities and has shown that Ii,
4 not worthy Of the trust imposed il
| linn.