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a land tecmsns viii lore and peace into
land rcckine with hstc and strife Such
Is the banquet 10 whjch the exit OF Nc
kinney, the STATESMAN. and the advent Of
Roosevelt The Rough Rider. has invited
IS
u ar, something of lingo myself I
believe in the expanding greatness and
| glory al ny country. I never see the flag
aottins above the dome on ycndet capitol
1 HAT u,y heart docs not ihrob with the
promo. glad theueht--thst my eyes do not
hii with happy, cxutant tcars--that /,
too. am an American citizen. God bless
the FAC and God bless the boys that fight
beneath il. ] would carry i; inviolate.
'wonid keep it spotless and with this in
view want to know what is going on
away cut wonder across the multitudinous,
the mysterious waves Of the Pacific sea.
! want other witnesses than sclf-seeking
politicians and self-exploiting soldiers to
come here and tell me. | refuse to hold
my tongue. ! refuse 10 rest content. and
it am told by a whipper-snapper in
shoulder straps that unless ! do / am a
traitor to my country, myf reply to him
shall be a slap in the face.
Friends, brothers. democrats, let us
have done with discussion Let us turn
our backs on the past, our eyes TO the
future, calling the old fight off and the
old scores square. lie who stands with
me against these things is my comrade,
no matter what be thinks or ever thought
about silver or gold. He who would deny
me a place by his side to fight them must
| be very perverse or very blind. Let US
/ cross no bridges till we come to them.
| But already We can see far enough ahead
/ to take our reckoning. There will be but
one test OF a democrat in 1oo4-toe the
/ line--toe the line---ssyiug to arbitrary
/ power and absolutism Thou shalt 60 no
! Farther We, too, arc in the expansion
/ business, but our expansion is for the re-
ligion Of the constitution, no less than
/ for the religion of Christ and Him cruel
4 fed Our expansion means peace not war
the honor. not the degradation OF the
| flag and just as surely as Jefferson wrote
the declaration OF independence and Jack.
son fought the battle of New Orleans-tc
resist despotisn--shall we make a new
Fourth OF July and celebrate another
Eighth OF January in resisting this un
righteous scheme TO abolish the consti
/ tuition and Mcxicanizc the government"
Louis Nixon declared that the demo
Gratis of New York had made up thci
minds to stop fighting one another anc
turn their energies against that great op
position party which 50 often had achieve,
successes through tho discussions in III
democratic party. The party in New
York he said, promised itself to regain
'hc confidence OF the people and ono
having rcgaiucd it TO retain it. He wa
satisfied there was renaissance OF dem
ocratic opposition along constitutions
lines. and the party would show the cour
try that it could he trusted with the man
aRcment Of affairs.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


Washington Mn'h ~ "A vacancy on the
list or major ceuorals occurs tomorrow uy
tho rottrop,ort ~ Nt,;or co,or,t 1, C
''''''
Otis. commanding tile der ariment Of nc
lakes. rho secdud vacancy viii occur iuly
u hy the statutory retirement cf Major
General John Il RrooEe. commanding the
department 81 The East General James r
Wade stands ut the head of the list of brig
uIicr Gcmcrals and may he promoted q
ono Of the prospective vacancies
rho nomination OF George II Terrell NJ
Toxas as second utaplopapt Of artillery
t,oe scnt 10 No senate tfdsr '''''s'''
was ~
Robert n. Hnaleton. formerly Of sher
man Now 81 I;,a,,n,.Sni lie hcre
'''
Tbe Senate COMMITTEES on iudici,rr ,od,v
z,...,.s,. .,...,1s Am,
""'''s'N .cP"l''p ''l Y" alo" persons
along tho Mississippi river IN sue the gov
eminent for damages resulting from the
hrilding Of leyees,
The following petitions, etc. have been
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oHoYMskl KNOCKED OFT

It Was Thought He Was Seriously u
Jured, but He Came Round
Chicago, March "a Kid Garter 81 pmAl
lyn knocked out loo Choynskl IN th. M
round of six round contest ton,A n
the American club. II was either nrl
battle m 10 tho final blow. ChoynsEI Nd
reached Carriers law with both hand, n
least twenty times and had the Brooklysh'
staggering when the latter made M
perutr lunge with his right for Choynsr
The blow landed In tho nit OF ChoynssIl
stomach and doubled him mp hefo. N
could straiGhton himself out CArtsT tropps
him with right on the Jaw. Caoyna
went down hut came TO his feet reels
ChoynsH stood of and began sluggat
Carter. who had recuperated from The ",
rihle beating he had received. was II,
stronger and after missing several ds
perate swings he finally landed falI hsli
swing on Choynski's Jaw. The blow NJ
such force that 1t lifted Choynskl clhif Y
his feet and he went down on The NJ
of his head Il was thought Tor t-s
that he had been seriously injured, hut q,
assistance Of n physician brought bin b
his senses after he had been uncoag'u
for fully ten minutes The round lii.i
two minutes and thirty-hve seconds,
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PREACHER KILLED A MAN.

Son OF Man Who Took Exception 10
What Preacher Said the Victim.
Cumberland. l. r. March -. Rev. Ems.
ley Lamar, a Holiness preacher, last night
shot and killed calvin vanwinkle, aged -,
a well to do citizen. In his church last
night before the services Lamar made the
statement that no other Christian belief
than that OF the Holiness seer WAS OF any
value and that those persons who chung
60 other Chpistlap beliefs were sure OF hell.
William Nauwmklc. father OF the young
man. is q strong Baptist He hecAnie of.
teuded nj the statement Of the preacher
and Invited him outside, Roy. Lamar FOL,
lowed tho elder Nanwinkle outside. Calvin
NHnwnklp heard the men paarrcllng. came
! 70 his fathers rescue aud wAs shot aud
| killed. Scyrral shots We're exchanged he
| tween The elder NauNinklc ana Rev. Lamar
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ON CUBAN RECIPROCITY
There Was a General Interchange OF
Views Oh the Subject.
PRESIDENT HEARD OPPOSING MEMBERS
A Conference Was Held at the White
House, but II Was Announced that :
No Conclusion Was Reached.

Washington, March GA conference
was held at the white House this after
noon between tho president and seven OF
the republican members OF the house uf
representatives, who have been foremost 10
opposing the plan of Cuban reciprocity
urged by the ways and means committee,
and the result is understood to have the
support of the administration. These Nom
bcrs were Representatives Tawncy aud
Morris Mimi Dick COhlo) William A.
Smith tMich.), Minor lWis), Metcalfe
(Cal), and Dayton (W Va) As General
Wood has arrived here from Cuba and as
several members Of the cabinet were at
the White House while the congressman
we're there a report gained circulation that
Secretary Root and General Wood were
present during the conference This, how
ever was not the case. The talk took
wide range, covering the conditions In
Cuba; what should he done to meet these
conditions; and also the question OF mar
monizing conflicting interests so that thefe
might be unanimity Of action on the part
OF the republicans In congress lhe car
ers were frank to concede that they found
the president DESTROYS Of extending enec-
tive relief to Cuba 10y the reciprocity pan.
IN this connection IL was stated the rresi-
dent drew attention to the fact That the
Siblcy amendment, limiting the reciprocity
period To December !. l3O3, gave the PAYNE
bill rather one sided aspect as II asked
Cuba Ia adopt our naturalization and I'M
migration laws aud give MS tnriW couces-
sinns without limit NJ time ana in return
gave to Cuba tltrin concessions limited TO
about year aud n p1lf some of the
congressman present were inclined TO admit
that We we're asking good deal from Cuba
| IN return for the little we would grant
her.
The interchange ot views became quite
w. be " a
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Paine'S Celery
Compound
HAS THE APPROVAL AND IN.
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PEOPLE AS A LIFE
GlVER.
No Other Spring Medicine Can Give
Such Cheering and Happy Results
to Sick and Diseased People.

As spring ushers in. the physically weak
sick, and diseased realae that their condi-
ton is one Of extreme danger. II is wei
known fact that while the trees bud and
dress anew. thousands Of men and women
are cut off by the common diseases OF me-
This fact should arouse the attention OF
the ailmg and sick to the folly Of Under
estimating and neglcctiug the Ills that
make life miserable at this season
The use of Palne's Celery Compound at
this time will save many precious life.
Tho great compound equallzes and Gains all
the nervous tissues and induces the body
to take on firm and solid flesh. II purihcs
the blood as Is plainly shown by the rapid
clearing Of the skin Of all evidence Of bad
humors within; 1t regulates the organs Of
digestion; it gives natural sleep and sweet
rest.
All our best physicians recognize Paine S
Celery Compound as the one scientific spring
remedy, and it is universally prescribed by
them wherever there is need Of n vigorous
and prompt restoring to health and
strength. The use OF one bottle Of Paine s
Celery Compound will bring the happiest
results to all weak. brokcn down, and de-
spondent sufferers, and will quickly bansh
the fears Of doubtcrs and nnhclicyers.
Paincs Celery Compound has the approval
and lndorsatlon of clergymcn, professional
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point YOU.
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A STRIKE IS IMMINENT
Likely that Repetition of Former
Struggles Will Occur.
FIRST DECLARATION HAS BEEN MADE
II Was Unanimously Adopted AT the Con-
vention OF Three Of the District
Organizations.
FIRST DECLARATION HAS BEEN MADE


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thra'itc mines were on STRIKE Tor SIX
wccks The convention today NJ districts
Nos and o United Mine Workers OF
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America Wh'ch districts comprise the en-
tire anthracite field, made a provisional
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GOEBEL ELECTION LAW.
lis Effect Is Now the Contention in
the MOSS-Rhea Case.
THE DEMOCRAT WILL LOSE HIS SEAT.
The House Non-Concuued in Several
Senate Amendments and Conierees
Were Appointed.

Washington, March o4.-Mr. Boreing
(kyJ injected an attack on the Goebel
election law into the discussion Of the
Moss Rhea contested election case from the
Third Kentucky district which again oc-
cupied the attention OF the house today, but
Mr.. Rhea declined to be drawn into an OK
tended debate on any issue not directly
Involved In the case. He contented himself
with paying his respects TO Mr.. Borelng,
charging the latter with ignorance Of the
law Of his own State Mr. Rhea made a
strong presentation OF his side Of the case,
but had not concluded when the house ad-
Journed. The vote win be taken at o'clock
tomorrow. The other speakers today were
Messrs Bowie lAla), Powers (AIainel and
This was District Of Columbia day In the
house and some time WAS spent ut the
opening OF the session In transaction OF
District business.
The senate amendments to the bill to re
peal the war revenue taxes were non
Concurred In and the bill was sent to con
ference Messrs. Payne IN. ~, Dalzell
u,aJ and Richardson tTenn.) were appoint
ed conferces.
a similar course was taken with refer
ehce to the legislative, executive aud ludl
CiW appropriation bill, aud Mcssrs. Blng-
ham PaJ, Hemlnway tAlaJ and Living
stone tGal were appointed cunferccs.
At the conclusion Of the District busl
ness, debate upon the contested election
case of Moss vs. Rhcn from the 'rhird
kentucky district was resumed Mr. Bowie
(Ala.), n member Of the committee which
reported the ease, argued In favor OF stls-
tanning tho contention Of the minority that
! Mr. Rhca was entitled to retain hi, seat
MIR. Powers tlaincl spoke IN support OF
| the view OF the majority that MI Moss,
| Tue contestant, was entitled to the seat.
/ Mr.. FOX lMiSsJ, argued in favor ~ Mr.
| kheA right 10 retain his seat. He de-
| clhred that the trial OF contested election
! case was farce.
/ IN the course or some remarks 10y Mr..
! Boreing ,kcp kyl In favor Of tho claims
/ lof Mr.. Moss, he denounced in severe terms
/ the Goebel election laws, which, he de
| clared, were enacted to "crush the public
I W." and which, he said WINS used ia
turn ont duly elected state officers and
place in power defeated candidates lie
! said Il mado the election machinery Of tho
! State an adjunct ~ the domocratic organ.
iZation Under il the renuhlicans hod been
nblo ia elort ouly tbIriy members Of mo
legislature ont Of 100 altbonph R,rkbam
hnd carried tho STATE hr oniv HSip nl,u-oIlty
THO Goebci ta,v ,rog 90 oi,r,v{o,,s ana C,it
,aroot,, ho ,aia ,h,, ,,itht - -, a..
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US "utu",' iu' NenluchE ,ts'Slhlule Md'
."uNtheu 10 'o''''' l'S most Intensive 'ea
lures M, 49,. int. ......,..- 49,, =.
MI huta' ,ue S'tuhg ineWn'I' 'loseh iol
ms side OF the case WIN an appear IN ms
own hehaIi, An attempt was mad" to So
cure p"oiPonement oI the closing arGu
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FOREIGN.

An appropriation has been made IN pay
the expenses n visit In the Russian ear
BY the French president
The reason for the visit Of tho Rocr ont
cIsls to Pretoria has not yet been an.
nounced,
German cotton experts viii send \ com
mission here to study cotton cultivation IN
order to introduce It IN East Africa
10 white person has had cholera in Ma
Mia. and the outbreak does not create
alarm
T. C Ratbbone, c. W. Neelcy and "
II. Reeves were convicted of the Cubar
postal frauds and each Of them given tel
ycrs with large fines.
There is no Improvement In Rhodes con
ditl6n
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AMERICA IN THE FAR EAST.

What Would France and Russia Give
For Uncle Sans FriendIiness2
London. March 2t,-The Chronicle in m
editorial this morning, on the statement
that Franco and Russia have sounded the
United states with regard to its attitude
toward the Anslo,Japanese alliance. SAYS
It looks as though France and Russia were
already reckoning up the chances OF the
game. The Chronicle asks what might hap
pen II they could reckon on America,
friendliness or even neutrality In the tar
Eastf
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
1oday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.


Miss Blance Boise. temperance re-
former. horsewhlppcd the mayor Of Topeka
Kan.
The hearing In the case 81 rcter Powei
rs 1he Northern Securities Company &
now In progress in New York.
Counsel for defense summed NJ ~ tn'
Patrick case and made scafhlns atiaeS on
the medical experts.
President Roosevelt viii visit Chsrlesto1
and viii present a $500 sword TO AAjoi
Jenkins.
commodore Howell IS saia TO have dis
covered how to do away With SMOKE from
coal ~,
The National Irhsa,icn Congress VA
meet in Colorado SPRING in October.
An engine blew up near salt LAKE, oAa
and four men were Killed,
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OFFICIAL CONTRADICTION.

Captain Clayton Was Not Challenged to
Fight a Duel in Mexico.
Washington, March 24.-onicial contra.
dlction has been received at the state de
pnrtmcnt OF the report that Powell Clayton,
Jr., son Of Ambassador Clayton and former
military attache to the United States en-.
hassy Mt Mexico, was forced to leave his
post because OF his refusal to fight a duel
The report To the department shows that
instead Of being involved in Ghe Christmas
brawl which was supposed to be al the
bottom or the challenge, Captain Clayton
had really left the city OF Mexico August
: last He was the recipient or banquet
before his departure which brought to.
gether In his honor many people in Mckee
prominent In official and social life.
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ia cheaper by at least 40 per cent than

OF II cheaper by az Toast 4U pet tVUI TUHH
Cocl
+ n loaded on board the steamers OK
peditiouslv. all that IS necessary 10 do he
Ing to connect the pipe from a storage
tank ashore with the tanks of the vessel,
mTn a valve and let gravity do the rest
II does away with the services of coal
passers and stokcrs. one man being able
10 handle the oil where ten have been
necessary with coal
Another great saving Is tho room re.
ouired for fuel. one ton Of fuel ocrunies
less space than two tons Of coal and can
be stored in the parts of ship not dc
sirahle for cargo or other purposes, thus
saving the large space heretofore required
for coal bunkers.
1t is believed here that. whereas. there
Is now a cry Of oyerproduction, in the
course of n few months there viii not be
enough oil to supply the demand.
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HOUSTON.

Tile funeral Of Captain o. c. Drew will
take place at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon
from the First Presbyterian church.
Trinity mission, Episcopal, has become an
independent church organization.
Tho Quartette society gives Its fourth
musicale Of the season with Ernest Gamble.
the hasso.
The Bikor Choiim society celebrates
PUim with q BAH Al Bryan hall
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SPORT.

Prowl won the tcnth Arkansas derby.
The annual spring meeting Of the wash
,ngton Jockey club viii begin tomorrow
Results at San Francisco lsaline, Auto.
lee Araho water Scratch. FranGiblc Mar
Ihall Neil
Kid Carter knocked ont Joe Choynskl In
The hrst round at Chicago.
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AAs REEN PosTPoNep.

The National Irrigation Congress VIII
Meet in October,
Colorado Springs Colo, March %. The
National Irrigation congress, which was 10
have hccu held hcrr next August, has hoea
officially postponed hy he National Irriga
ton association until October q 10 q Tho
IrhnSmiSsissipni congress Is to he held At
81. Pau ia August aud the irrigation ron
gress drs VS. upon practically the came class
ef dsieEGtea
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RAILROADS.

Vice President Markham. Manager van
Week, Freight Traffic Manager Jones and
Passenger Traffic Manager Morse have re
tsrned from the West.
The Hartman party left ri Psso yester.
Gay for San Francisco.
The Kansas City. Western and Gulf was
sold yesterday at Lake Charles, bringing
81 COO 900.
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the reaetIonary tendency Of Saturday. hut
closed heavy.
provisions felt some effect from the weak.
MISS In grains and an easy hog market.
Potion values made a further declin. on
uIeasiness OF "longs"
lleeeIpts Of cattle were large and the
mat et except at Chicago. reported steady
anal higher.
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COMMERCIAL.

There was marked activity and nervous.
ness in all markets on the board Of trade
today.
The grain market was active. Bears and
bulls fought tenaciously Tor the supremacy.
Trade In oats was not important.
Corn had the best trade for several DAYS.
The stock market attempted to rally from
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oIL-BURNINe STEAMERS.
Vessels Of the Oceanic Line Prove
Annarinrlt.. ~ -. FL

Vessels Of the Oceanic Line Prove the
Superiority of the Fuel.
san Francisco March "a Fuel oil Is
now being used on the steamships Mari.
posa and Alameda OF the Oceanic line. run.
Mug 10 Honolulu. with the ferryh6ats
ana other steamers running M and down
inc coast atty vessels are now using %
lhls change has come about almost on
iWciy within six mouths, aud was the re-.
sn OF experiments on the proper use q,
me OIL style OF burners. combination o,
Oh Win steamer heated air. etc. 4, has
0sea isuad that under many conditions
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Consideration of the cleomarssrine bill
was begrn In the senate
The Moss Rhes contested election case
from Kentucky was dlcussed in the house.
The house failed to concur In senate
amendments N several senate bills and con
ferees we're appointed.
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MALARlAL DISEASES.
Japan Has Conducted Some Interesting
Experiments.

Toxic, Japan, March 24.-rhe military
experiments conducted In t'ormosa with re.
gard to the propagation Of malaria show
remarkable results
battalion of soldiers completely protect.
ca from mosquitoes for 1871 DAYS during the
malariNl season escaped the disease entire
~, whereas there were 30 cases Of malaria
Ia an unprotected battalion In the same
place ana during the same length Of time.
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HENDERSON TO HAVE OPPONENT.
Il win Be the First Time Since He Was
Sent to Congress in 1882.

Waterloo, Iowa, March "a Senator o. r.
courtwrlght OF Waterloo is today an.
nounced as candidate FOR the republican
nomination for congress in opposition to
Speaker Henderson.
This means that for the first time since
he was sent to congress by the republicans
Of the Third district in 1ss2 Colonel Hen
derson will dud 1t necessary to contest with
an asplrant for his seat.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
Several Diplomats and Navy Appoir
ments Wore Madn.

ments Were Made.
Washington, Match 2i-1he president to.
day sent the following nominations to the
senate:
Consuls Hugo Muench, Missouri M 2it-
tau, SaXony; William Algcr Massachusetts,
a Porto Cortes. Honduras
second lieutenant artillery Lawrence e.
crawford, NJ large George H. Terrell,
Texas; William S. Wood Virginia
Navy Commanders to he captains: John
n Ford, Charles Il Rocker
Lieutenant commanders TO be command
ers: Asher g. Baker, William H. Suther
lsud, Charles T. Fox
Leul TO he lieutenant commanders
Harold r. Norton. Frank NJ Bennett
Thomas Snowdcu
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Philadelphia. March "a Tim caDasli
NJ this city bad slightly the better o. y. Y
six round 70 with Joc Bernsteiu q ~
York at he Washington Sporting s''V
night The men nut W a fast pouN
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BASEBALL PITCHERS.

"Wihy' Piatt viii Be With the Cht's
American Team.
Chicago, March "A Pitcher "WfG
Piatt will be with the Chicago Anetai
association again this year lie will =
port here Saturday and he taken with u
club 10 Excelsior Springs Skopes y
other pitcher, has hem turned over y u
lie Rock he having signed a contract ~
the Southern team.
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Piles Cured Without the knife.
Itching, Blind, bleeding or Protrudng
Plies Your druggist viii refund gour
money u PAzo OINTMENT fans to cure
you. 90 cents
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On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs will be regulated and
You will be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind Of work. This has
been the experience OF others; It
viii be yours. HOODS PILLS are
SDid BY Az medicins dealers. 70 csA
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NEGRO CRAP SHOOTERS.
They Resisted White Officers and One
OF Them Is Dead.

Newport News, Va, March 24.-James
Briggs the negro proprietor OF crap Joint
In Hampton, died tonight from wounds re-
ceived in pistol fight between a posse
and score Of negro crapshooters. Con