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they never believe-wiil your brother him
self never believe that, though did he have.
as he himself says, all France In the hol-
low of his hand, he could be nothing to me?
Now, l will make end to this. l will
leave Paris"
Madam. you might not be allowed to
CO." ss,zre5, en-.
what! 1 not allowed to go! And what
would hinder Knollys Of Banbury from
going when the hour shall arrive?"
The regent sl1tTo sa!.it7 =
And why the regentYsr
Because Of my brother"
Your Drother!'
"Assuredly. My brofher is today king of
Paris If he liked pc, could keep you pris-
o oner In Paris: Ny BROTHER does as he
morrow If he chosersM brother can do all
things-except to win, fren you, Lady Cath
arine. one word Of kindness. of respect.
M tsSS y. then he has eeme to the end: He
He told me to say tp ,ySp that this is the
last time he will impertune. the last time
that he will implore.. oh, Lady Catharine!
from John Law-fram John Law. not In
distress then more than he Is now, even in
this hour Of his success"
Lady Catharine paled as she sank back
into her seat. Her white hand caught at
the lace at her throat, Her eyes grew dark
Yes. madam" went. on viii Law. tears
shining In. his own eyes, twas l. an un-
wrought ruin for my brother and for your
self. even as I did for myself Madam.
hear me! would be better messenger
today
Lady Catharine sat still silent. her bosom
heaving, her eyes gone wide and straining.
Il have seen my brother weep" said WIN.
going on impulsively. II have seen him
walk the floor at night, have heard him cry
out to himself. Theyscaii him craxed. In
deed. he is crazed Yet it's but for one
word from YOU" -.
Sir" said Lady Catharine. struggling. to
gain self-control. and In spite OF herself
IF do. It's but because am the mouth
piece OF q man who all his life has sought
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
BUT LITTLE INTEREST MANI
TESTED IN THE ELECTION.
Apathetic Conditions Said to Exist in
Both Parties-General and
Personal Items.
Evening Star Bureau.


Bell Telephone 1906
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 3. 1902
Very little interest Is manifested In this
city over the election tomorrow of a men,
Der of the House of Representatives from
the eighth Virginia district. 1t is said that
such apathy has not been noticed in a long
period of years. Neither party has made
any special effort to stir up the voters.
either In this city or in other places
throughout the district. Representative
Rixey. the democratic candidate for re-elec-
ton; State Delegate R. E. Lee. jr.. of Fair
fax, and other party speakers have stumped
the counties, but the meetings addressed
have been small and the interest somewhat
languid. On the other hand. scarcely an
exertion has been put forth. it is said. by
the republican leaders to secure the cleo
ton of their candidate. Mr.. w. K. Skinker
of Fauquier. Fhe nominee has made but
few speeches.
Mr.. Skinker has not addressed a political
meeting in Alexandria since he spoke
briefly before the republican district con-
vention in Schuler's hall on the occasion of
his nomination, September 25. Only one
mass meeting has been held in Alexandria
by the democrats since the opening of the
campaign and that occurred last Friday
night, when Mr.. Rixey and others made ad-
dresses. 1t is predicted that the democratic
ticket in this district will win by a larger
majority than in former contests.
Marriages This Week
The marriage of Miss Susie Smoot, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Susan Smoot, and Mr.. Alfred
Thomson. ir.. of this city will take place
tomorrow evening at the residence of the
bride-elect. 301 South St. Asaph street.
A wedding of interest to many society
people of this city will be that Of Miss
Florence Newton Wise, daughter of Mi.
George Wise. and Rev. Thomas Campbell
D9rSt Of FairnOunt w Va < min
lister of an Episcopal church at that place.
The ceremony will take place in Emanuel
Chapel. at the Episcopal Theological Semi
nary. Wednesday evening.
General Matters.
The first of the series of Renicker
lectures will be delivered tomorrow at
O'Clock at the Theological Seminary, by
Right Rev. Charles S. Olmstead, D. D..
bishop of Colorado. on 1.-The Discipline of
Perfection"
In lieu of the double track on King street
the line on Cameron street, which had been
allowed to. fail into disuse. is being used
by the company for southbound cars
Messrs. George H. Rucker. clerk of the
Alexandria county courts; R. c. L. Mon
cure and County Surveyor Garrett of Alex
andria county. have gone to Hanover, Va,
for a weeks shooting.
Mrs Agnes Chichester and daughter.
Miss Halle Chichester of Falmouth, Va,
who have been visiting the home of Mrs.
j. T. Smith. sol Duke street. have gone to
visit DR. John Lewis and family at Beth
eSda Md.
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE

STONE, IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION.
Remains open all the year. Built. furnished and
conducted plane equal to that of the best city
hotels. Central location. with an entire block on
the ocean front ard 600 feet the Park. Lux
uriously equipped and perfectly heated, with spe-
oial view to catering 10 the winter trade hereto
fore found at Lakewood and In Florida. Its weekly
concerts of highest grade music will continue
throughout the yea. Telephone service in each
room. connects also with city system. Each prf-
vate bath is supplied with hot and cold sea water
and fresh water Hot and cold fresh water in $50
guest rooms. Special suites. with private service
and dining room, Are features. Golf privileges
Write for illustrated booklet and rates.
se24-S3t 90 JOSIAH WHITE & SONS.
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BANK CIRCULATION.
Increase for the Month of October Of
Over $4,000, 900.

The monthly circulation statement ISSUED
by the controller of the currency show:
that at the close of business October 81
1902. the total circulation Of national bank
notes was $3.50, 476, 334. an increase for tht
year of 500, 564 ,651, and an increase for the
month of s13, AS, 1876. The circulation based
on United States bonds amounted to $3.50
7s3, 1s9, an increase for the year OF >. 'Ss4
576 and an increase for the month of ST.
940,O45. The circulation secured by Lawful
money aggregated $44, 693,1 AS, an increase
FOR the year Of 1880. orc, and an increase
for the month Of $1,542.691 The amount
of Tinted States registered bonds on de.
posit to secure circulating notes was $685.
49,, go, and to secure public deposits, $149,
PIG o20,
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Catharine. I am asked to speak for my
brother, and so shall! These are his am
billions: First Of all, Lady Catharine, you;
second, America: third. people for Amer
all the folly of his life. He played deep,
yet twas but to forget you. He drank, but
twas to forget you. Foolish he was. as
are all men. Now he succeeds, and finds
he can not forget you. 1 have told you his
ambitions, madam, and though others may
never know nor acknowledge them, you, at
least, must do so. And l beg you to re-
member, madam, that of all his ambitions,
twas you, Lady Catharine, your favor.
your kindness, your mercy, that mace MS
first and chief desire.
LAS for that" said the woman, somewhat
scornfully 'if you please, 1 had rather
received my protestations direct; and your
brother knows I forbid him further protes-
tations. He has, 1t is true. raised some con-
siderable noise by way of enterprises. That
I might know, even did not see this horde
of dukes and duchesses and princes Of the
blood clamoring for the recognition Of even
his remotest friends. / know, too. that he
is accepted as hero by the people.
"And well he may be. Coachmen and va
let's have Iiveries Of their own these days.
Servants now eat from plate, and clerks
have their own coaches. Paris Is packed
with people. and. look you. they are people
no longer clamoring for bread. VINO mas as
Lauriston, Lady Catharine, who loves you,
and loves you dearly.
The old wrinkle Of perplexity gathered be-
tween the brows Of the woman before him.
Her face was clouded. the changeful eyes
now deep covered by their lids.
Lacking the precise word for that cru
ciai moment. VIII Law broke further on
into material details. ITO be explicit. as
have said, i" resumed he. "everythings seems
to center about my brother. the director
general of finance. He took the old notes
of the government, worth not halt their
face and in week made them treble their
face value. The king owes him over one
hundred million livres today. My brother
has taken over the farming Of the royal
taxes And now he forms little company
of the Indies: and to this he adds the char
ter OF the Senegal Company. Not content.
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-=THE= g.
Mississippi Bubble
NOVEL BY EMERSON HOUGH
1&1&1&
NOsrxht BY the Bowen dernc
12SA12

expedition 10 the Mississippi valley. under the
guidance OF Du Mesne. Mary dscIoses to Law
her jealousy Of Lady Catharine Law ia visited
BY Sir Arthur Pembroke to avcnge his treat
ment Of Lady CO srfnc. bit upon LEARNING how
Law MAS deceived, becomes his friend Mary
Connynge attempts Laws life through Jealousy
Law and hi, party are captured by the Iroquois
Indians and are taken t, the great lakes. Either
Law or Pembroke Is condemned to death aud
Mary Connynge Is ordered to cast lots. The lot
falls TO Lord Pembroke. who is sent over NJ
agara Falls In canoe. The others ar. rescued
by peace embassy from Quebcs. Mary Con-
nynge ends new lover and rails with him for
France. where Law and the two others arrive
at tie time OF Louis xfv's funeral. Law and
Kitty then agree that the latter shall care fer
Laws child aud Kitty d.smisses Law irrsvoc-
ably. Gfiears. this regent. permits Law to
establish JSank. II INST with wonderful sue.
cess and grew beyond Laws plan. Phillips
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Previous Advices Confirmed.

A cablegram received at the State De-
partment recently from Minister Conger at
Pekin corroborates the previous advices to
the effect that Minister WI has been order
ed to Shanghai to act negOtiator of
treaties in place of Sheng, who has gone
into mourning.
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Daniel Brooks, colored, twenty-seven
years old, fell out of bed Saturday night at
his home, 305 F street southwest and re-
ceived painful cut across his face The
ambulance was summoned and the injured
man was taken to the Emergency Hospital,
where he received surgical treatment
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Synopsis.

John Law. an adyenturer and nnancier Of
Louis XIy's reign. and his brother ARE attacked
BY English robbers, and are succored on the
road BY Lady catharinc Knonys. a famous
beauty. and Mary Connynge. Law and Lady
Catharine are mutually infatuated. while Mary
Connynge admires Law without response Law
takes prominent part in English finances and
again encounters Lady Kitty to whom h. dis
closes his love. In duel. Law kills Bean"
Wilson and Is sent to prison. He writes to Lady
CAtharine, but Mary Conuynge in;ereepts the
note and hastens to the prison. persuadiag Law
Of her low" and Of Kifty's faithirssness Law
who Is condemned to die. escapes through the
aid unknown to him. Of Lady Cathariae She
goes to the prison and 10 astounded ~ encounter
Law and Mary AS they depart together. Law
and Mary go to America, at the head Of IN
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port Saturday for a trip to Blackistone's
Island.
Capt. Jerry Gibson. who was reported
quite i'll at his home in lower Maryland. is
row much improved.
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assumed charge and issued notes Of no value.
against Laws protest. He foresaw that the
bubble would burst.
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AND WINTER RESORTS
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
CarrOlnSDrings Samitarium

OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Baths electricity, sun
parlor, covered verandas, hot-water heat. open
fires, acetylene gas. pure spring water pped
through the buildings Send for illustrated circu-
lar Address G. II. WRIGHT, NJ. D.,
au2S-TSt Forest Glen. Nd.
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FALL AND WINTER RESORTS

THE WILTSHIRE,
Virginia ave. and Beach. Open all year.
SPECIAL WINTER RATES.
se26-7St4 s. s. PHOEBUS
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MAPLEWoOD CONCORDVILLE, PA.-$29EYALE,
Harvard md Wesleyan Instructors prepare 40
boys for business college. Gymnasium; athletic
field. JOSEPH SHORILlDGE, Tin.
oc2O-T2ts,4
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

TX AINSHN H9I N1e
coMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsArLANTIQUE.
Direct Line to Havre-Pars tFrance).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 am.
From Pier No ~, North River. foot Morton st. IL
La Champagne. Nov. 8'La Savoe. Nov q
sIa Lorraine -. Nov. 10 La Champagne. Dec.
ia Touraine. Nov. 20 ia Lorraine Dec II
sTwin-Screw Steamers.
General Agency, 90 Broadway; New YORK.
GEORGE W. MOSS,
mh1-312t 1411 G ST. NV.
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In. Car s,e,. E,nloa.a.

Decatur. Ala, Jan. 2l.-Panic follow
ed the explosion OF car stove on Lou
isville and Nashville passenger No. i
between Decatur and Columbia. Tenn
The car was full OF passengers and
many attempted to jump from the train
going at a speed OF 40 miles an hour.
An unknown young lady dld jump. de
spite all efforts 10 prevent her. and
was seriously hurt, one leg and arm bt-
ing broken and other injuries being
sustained that may result fatally.
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MI. stone. Brosh.rss.A.

Boston. Mass. Jan. 21.-GeSSes ".
Stone brother OF Miss Ellen NJ Ssone.
who Is held a captive In Bulgaria. died
suddenly at the Massachusetts, general
hospital. aged 63. He served IN com
pany ID. 22d Massachusetts, infantry, in
the civil war, having enlisted at the age
OF 22 Mr.. Stone contracted a cold sev.
eral days ago. which developed into
pneumonia. and this. combined with
worry for his sisters safety. caused his
death. In addition 10 his sister. Mr.,
Stone is survived by an aged mother,
who lived with him at Chelsea. and
three brothers.
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MRS. GREEN INTERESTED.
she Appeal. from q Decision In . VIII
which She Wa. Coneernsd

Boston. Jan. 2I.-Mrs Hetty Green
was a close listener 10 the arguments
OF counsel now being made before the
supreme court. the full bench sitting.
upon her appeal from the decree OF the
probate court relative to the accounts
Of W. W. crapo. surviving trustee Of
the will OF Sylvia Ann Howland. the
authoress. who died In New Bedford In
1865. leaving more than $3.50, 900. in
which Mrs. Green. as her niece. was a
life beneficiary. she receiving the In
come from the property for life. The
case involves a question OF accounting
by the trustees. They allege that the
trust fund. when the hrst inventory
was hled. was sl.35O.0S4. and in 1895
II was sl,GSO.59l. representing an ay-
erage net income Of approximately 4
S-4 per cent a year during the twenty
six years. OF this total income for
the period. si.6lS 757 was from personal
property. an average net income OF ap-
parently i've per cent year for per-
sonality. The court reserved decision.
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cHARoEs ARE MADE.
sensation Caused In Miners Convention
-, Election ef omeer..

Indianapolis. Jan. 2i.-Charges
against President Mitchell. Secretary
Wilson and the executive board OF the
United Mine Workers of America were
the first order OF business before the
convention today.
President Mitchell. bis voice full OF
emotion, said:
Gentlemen OF the United Mine
Workers convention. The election OF
onicers was 10 have been the first thing
on the program today. but charges
have been made by Miss Mollie Mere
dlth. an ex-employe Of the national OF
fee. affecting myself as president Of
the national body. against your nation
al secretary. Mr.. Wilson. and also
against tho national executive board
am unwilling 20 proceed with the
election until the charges have been
heard. and ask Dr. William ID. Van
Horn OF Indiana to take the chair
while the charges are being heard"
Delegate Harrison OF Illinois moved
that Miss Meredith be sent for and
asked 10 explain the charges. Acting
President Van Horn put the motion
and II carried and he appointed Dele
gates Nichols OF Pennsylvania. Reese
OF Iowa and Hasklns Of Ohio the com
mittee 20 go 10 the Dennison hotel TO
escort Miss Meredith 10 the convention
hail.
There was much suppressed excite
ment throughout the convention as IL
awaited the hearing Of the charges.
The charges when presented proved
10 have reference 10 the shortage OF ex-
Secretary Treasurer Pearce, IN which
the officers are accused OF eoncealing
facts In regard 10 H.
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GENERAL ALDSs DEAD
lie Was Killed in the laval Battle
at Panama.
SEVERAL SHIPS SUNK
One Colombian ship and One Insar.
gent Gunboat Goes Dswn-Many
on the Foymer We're Killed.
Particulars Are Meager.

Panama. Jan. General Carlos
Alban. the military commander OF this
district and the governor Of Panama
was killed during the hghting Mon
day morning His death Is deeply de-
plored. for General Alban was loved
by his soldiers and enjoyed the es-
TEEN OF the community.
II Is asserted that the death OF the
Colomt ian leader may have the effect
OF bringing 10 the government side
large numbers OF men anxious 70
ayenge his loss.
In the battle the Lautaro was sunk.
II is reported here that her crew Ee-
belled.
The revolutionary gunboat Padllla
surprised the Lautaro al the opening of
the fight and began shooting at close
range Many men on board the Lau-
taro were killed.
Advices say the government forces
had the best Of the lighting at Mara
caibo on Saturday last. although Col.
Peralto. Colonel Fuenmayor and 60
men we're seriously wounded. The gov
ernment troops. these adviees added.
are pursuing the revolutionists. Other
adyices say the revolution Is slowly
gaining ground in the state OF Lara.
The reyolutionists at Barcelona and
Cumana say they cannot understand
General Matos' plans For a fortnight
past 25OO men at or in the vicinity Of
those towns have been awaiting arms
and ammunition In order 10 take the
field against President castro's forces.
The financial situation in venezu
ella Is pronounced TO be hopeless.
The reply OF the Venezuelan govern.
ment to the request Of the German
government for settlement OF the
claims OF German citizens arising out
OF the late revolutions will be submit
ted 70 the next congress OF Venezuela
which will meet In February.
Later In the day II became known
that the insurgents who attempted to
capture Maracaibo. on Saturday. were
adherents OF General Hernandez who
is called "El Mooho" and who is still
kept in prison by President Castro.
The revolutlonists attacked the police
post situated In the main street, The
fight there ended In the defeat OF the
reyolutIonlsts. There we're several
men killed and wounded. according To-
the latest advices received. other re
ports making the loss quiet heavy on
the government side.
The reyolutionists captured at Para
xaAna and near vela de Coro. accord.
inE to the reports which have reached
Curacao. appear TO have been defeated
oy the guvernment forces.
The authosi,iea al Carupano have
raised large war tax on an the for.
eign representatives and reouests for
the dispatch OF war yeaael. to protect
foreign interests.
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Topeka. Kans., Jan. 2i.-it 10 learned
here that Charles H. Pattison and John
A. Parks, OF the Continental Creamery
company. known as the Kansas cream
cry trust have organized a co-opera-
ase creamery trust TO take In all the
lArss sreamerles OF the country. The
S.pose,aeR Is 10 be known as the Ma
tloS SssAsnery company and will have
caWS<tNs.0O 600. 900. II will be
ehartereA New Jersey. The Cont
mental CF-enery company owns about
400 creameries, Including ,skimmins
statioas In Kansas, Nsorszka, Colorado
and Oklahoma.
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Young L.wy-r n,.,-r,ou.i, sh,,

San Antonio Jan. 2i-Frank Cress-
evall a young lawyer OF this city was
1sho' through the body in the city hall
. ionGay. and is now In a critical con-
y ition At bis home A pistol was founl
Y the koor near him. one chamber of
,ich was discharged. and Il Is con
' ded by CITY Marshal Van Ripper that
= sswell was shot by some unknown
y ~. Cresswel has not made any
81 sment about the affair. but dciiv-
er letter 20 his father. which he
sa would explain everything The
Letter he took from his inside vest
poi ot after he was shot Crosswcil
ser or uD TO the present time has DE-
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Sensational Suicide.

ST LotA- Jan. 2i.--wm. II. HofmeIs-
ter OF 81. Loe.s. ex-supreme recorder OF
the Legion Of HtRor. committed suicide
at the Planters hktel here by shooting
himself with r4volver. Hoffmelster
was defeated Monday night for re-elec-
ton as supreme recorder OF the Legion
OF Honor by c. r. T. White. and en-
tirely new supreme council was elect
ed after a sensational contest
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Rsss.r. sIsw /. s.f..

Houston. Jan. 2i.--some time satur-
day night robbers forced an entrance
Into the store OF n. Tautcnhahn at
westheld. a small station on the In.
ternational and Great Northern rail-
way. blew up the safe and got $500 In
cash. Five hundred dollars was In
gold. The scene OF the robbery Is but
a few miles north OF Houston.
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]. w. BATS,
Real Estafs agent.
Have In once the only sss Of ABSTRACT
books Of Brazos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

South half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About one and one-quarter acres
near schoolho use In southeast part
Of town. Small new cottage, tenant
house and well on premises. PSIcs
1900.
Six room house aud one
ground on west side Of town.
100.
Six room house and two Il
ground located four blocks m
Main Street. Brick cistern on ~
lises. Price $3.50. -
\ $50 ether city property
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enneo 10 make puouc the contents Of
the letter.
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Too Many Mer,s.s..

Pana. H.. Jan. 2l.-Ferdlnand Mey-
ers, OF this city. has been arrested on
81 separate warrants sworncQut by 81
different citizens OF Pana. MtOa own
ed horses and wagons 10 thu ->of
$3.50. and mortgaged this propb& { azi
52 different residents. securing si4osS
in all He then disappeared from Pana.
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New York. Jan. 2l.-The Panama
Railroad company here received q
cahlegram from Colon saying that
three insurgent and two government
vessels had been sunk in the naval
engagement In Panama harbor. The
cablogram came from Colonel ]. II
Shaler. general superintendent at
C9lon for the Panama Railroad com.
pany.
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QUIET AT PANAMA.
Revolutionary Leader says Hs Aoesp
pII.hsd His Purpose aud Retired.

psHs" MS fefPoee hhd tatred.
Panama, Jan. 2i.-All Is quiet here
General Herrera. the revolutionary
leader, informed Captain Mead Of ;hs
United States cruiser Philadelphia that
he came here TO prevent the Colombian
government using the steamer Lautarc
against the Liberals. He had accom-
plished this and. therefore. retired.
Revolutionists had II wounded In
Mondays engagement. The number
killed can not be precisely ascertained
or the government forces fve men
were killed and four wounded.
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sentenced TO 10 years eacn in the pen
itsntiary. II was charged they con
spised and killed the child born 70 Mrs.
Lewis at Wisdom house this city. in
1890. The crime did not develop until
several years after that time.
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Chattanooga. Jan. 2i-Dr. j. l. d
Walker OF this city and Milton Lewis
OF Sequatchle Valley. were convicted
OF murder In the circuit court here end