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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
OREGON NOTES.

There is more gambling going on In
La Grande than in any other city of
its size in eastern Oregon.
A running fight between two sus-
poets and Deputy Sheriff Blakeley
caused excitement at Umatilla J. D.
Gladney was captured and L. NJ. How
ard made his escape.
The second payment, amounting to
$4,000, has been made on the bond re-
Gently given on the Jack Pot, in Well
ington camp, about three miles from
Phoenix. A few weeks ago the Jack
Pot was bonded to the syndicate
operating the adjoining Athelstan.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Canadians Do Not Sian.

London, Oct 22.-Without the
signatures Of the Canadian commits
sioners, the award on the Alaskan
boundary was today handed to Messrs.
Foster and Clifton, respectively agents
of the American and Canadian govern
ments. Messrs. Jette and Aylesworth,
who are very bitter against Lord AL
verstone, refused to attach their names
to the decision of the majority. Lord
Alverstone therefore was compelled to
abandon the idea Of the public meet
ing
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
RATE WAR OVER.
Jim Hill Now Has Clear Sailing In
Oriental Traffic.


Oriental Traffic.
New York, Oct. 19.-J. d. Farrel Of
Seattle, assistant to President Hill u
the Great Northern, who spent several
months in Asia arranging future trace
for Mr.. Hill's big ships, was in New
York this week. He says a declare
ton of peace in the rate war between
the Pacific Mail & Oriental Steamship
company, with a complete restora'lon
of rates, clears the atmosphere loi
development of oriental trade In Inv
future. Mr.. Hills Asiatic service 10
gins next spring, the second freign'0l
being launched in December. lie sas'
the deal with the Grand Trunk ial,
road, whereby the latter will sena aA
it's Pacific freight via the NortneiA
Securities lines and Great Nortnein
steamships to Asia is farreacnlns'
1t is considered here that this
declaration of war against the 20
madam Pacific to draw traffic from wv
latter's oriental vessels, and Will aus
much tonnage to the Hill ships III DO.s
directions. The Grand Trunk mas 10.
an agreement with the Burlington -
interchange of traffic at Chicago ~
some time. Mr.. Farrell says the W.
Northern ocean line will do no'n'I i.
to demoralize rates again. Inero n
talk here of a secret pool when "" -.
have an understanding with INC
madam Pacific, if possible, loi i,
equitable division of tonnage. ~ .
not illegal to form an ocean colnDi1~
ton.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Lou Dillon.

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 22.-What was
expected to be one of the greatest har-
ness horse contests in the local his
tory proved to be very tame affair
Monday, when Lou Dillon gave Major
Delmar a decisive beating in two
straight heats in ordinary time. The
2 minute trotters met in the second
renewal of the Memphis cup.
Both heats were trotted in 1904 ga.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
BAD MAN DEAD.
After Several Days Doings He Finally
Suicides.

Suicides.
Oakland, Cal, Oct. 21.-One of the
most startling episodes in the history
of police annals on the Pacific coast
was brought to light here when George
Nottingham committed suicide in his
own home while it was being raided by
the police. The deed followed a series
of crimes committed during Saturday
night and Sunday morning, the likes
of which are unheard Of in the history
of crime in California.
Saturday night at o'clock Noting
ham held up and robbed the inmates
of a saloon; at 10 o'clock he held
up another; at IL o'clock he held up
a freight train, and ON top Of those
crimes at 1:2o he held up and stabbed
Larue Carr.
BY this time the police had been no.
titled and the entire force was put on
the lookout for the desperate. I'm
mediately after the stabbing of Carr
an officer saw him and gave chase,
sending bullets all around the man as
he fled The latter replied by firing on
the policeman. Owing to the speed at
which the two were running, the bull
lets all went wild and Nottingham es-
capped in the darkness.
Soon the police received information
which led them to suspect Nottingham.
With force of deputies his residence
was surrounded and surrender de-
manded. There was no response. The
place was entered and the man found
dead
He left a note saying that he was
under the influence OF drug during
Saturday night.
1t has now been learned that before
setting out on his remarkable night of
crime in Oakland, Nottingham held up
at least two men on the San Fran
cisco side Of the bay. His brother,
Walter, has been arrested by the po.
lice.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Tidal Wave Struck Etruria.

London.-The Cunard line steamer
Etruria from New York October 10,
which has arrived at Liverpool, re-
ports having been struck by a tidal
wave on the day she left New York.
A Canadian named Hall was killed
and several other persons we're in
jured. The port side of the captains
bridge and a number OF stanchions
were carried away.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Her Body Found.

London, Oct. 21.-What is Dei, o,.A.
to be a suicide was discovered az M -.
mond park. It was identified az "a
body of Miss Sophia Hickman 'no
year-old doctress, whose disappear a s,oa
in August caused such specui' Is
throughout England. The Dou'
badly decomposed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
AIR SHIP IN SAN FRANCESCA
DR. AUGUST eRETA TAKES I.
SAIL OVER THE CITY /"
II is Believed in Many Essential.
Has Solved the Problem Of a..
Navisation-ls Cigar shaped--w,.
LIT 1000 Pounds and Weigh. AN
Pounds.

San Francisco. Oct. 19.-Dr
Greth, who for a year past baa suS
unostentatiously working on - 'eea
snip, recently surprised the ros,s aii'
OF san Francisco by sailing over ~.
heads for two hours, directing hi. ICY
chine almost at will and demons.- a
ing that in many essentials ba n1
solved the problem of aerial navi I
ton. DR.. Greth had previously toatss
his airship by making ascensiono nav
the balloon held captive by ,o .l
rope, but this was the first time NY
he had gone skyward free.
His ascension was made from : !.
almost In the heart of the civ .ns
DR.. Greth attempted to encircle tow
ering newspaper building about a NH.
eastward, but found the high curren,.
too strong for his power. and tbos
turned in an opposite direction. Trads
winds carried him oceanward. and q,
time he lowered over the yicintr
of the Golden Gate, making yarior.
successful trials of his steering gear
The currents threatened to take him
out over the Pacific, and he decided
to make landing on the paraaa
ground Of the Preside military reser
walton, but made the mistake of letting
out too much gas, and he landed IN
the bay about 200 feet from shore /
crew of the life saving station rescped
him and his flying machine which
sustained very little damage by the
unfortunate termination of the WOW.
age.
Like Santos-Dumonts.
The balloon of Greth's aerial contri.
vance is cigar shaped and has Capa.
city of $4,000 feet of gas, with lift
ing capacity of 1900 to 1000 pounds.
The car beneath the balloon is SINH
lar in construction to that used by
Santos-Dumont, and weighs about 500
pounds.
The engine is a IL horse power case.
line motor, and the total weight car.
ried skyward, including that Of the in.
ventor and 200 pounds of ballast, was
about 400 pounds. For some reason
the motor would not develop more
than six horse power, and DR.. Greh
consequently found difficulty in max
ing Roadway against the currents
He expects to make another ascen
sion in a few days, when he will have
repaired the minor damage caused BY
the salt water bath and remedied the
minor defect brought out by his two
hours cruise in cloudland.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Creston Boy Killed.

Creston, Wash. Oct. 22.-The little
son of w. A. Mcdowell, aged years.
while playing on the edge of cliff
near his home southeast of Creston,
fell over and landed on the jagged
rocks below, crushing his skull in a
terrible manner. He died without re-
gaining consciousness.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Russia and Ear East.

81 Petersburg.-A special commits.
sion under the presidency of the car
mas formed, to consider affairs in the
iar east. The commission will con.
slider budget proposals and measures
to develop trade and Industry.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24
Murdered a Foreman.

Tucson. Ariz., Oct. 21.-Bert Mo' q.
land, mine foreman of the LaAe .,rr.
perior mine at Bisbee, Ariz,, was I'D 80
dered by man that he had discne''
F. Obermuller.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24

A boy always makes a nuisanu .ouls
himself when he tries to make Pas ms
believe he is older and tougher
he really is. Don't do that
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24

At the opening of the New York
PUBIC schools it was found that owing
30 ,ne strikes in the new buildings S..
modations. "eo'A"-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24

A perfectly satisfactory artificial
gutta percha is being made in England
under the Gentzech patents.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1903-10-24

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
CHILD FATALLY BURNED,
The Chamber of Commerce Is
NE Recognized, s.s
(Special to The Times-D ispatcl

y s4F Especial to The Times-Dispatcl.)
& FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., Nov. 24.-Wil-i
liam Mckinley West the fve-year-old
son Of William West, near Hole, Morgan
Mills village, was burned to death while
playing In the fire, Tho ichild's clothing
Ignted and before help could reach him,
he was beyond relief. and died In q few
hours. Ii q, ti 5s Z
There was a big meeting Of the citizens
4 here last night for the purpose OF reor-
. gauizlng the Chamber Of Commerce.
4. Since the organization Of this body six
wears ago the town has rapidly advanced
and is now in a more prosperous condition
than ut any time. during the last half q
century. &. \ \
The Chamber Of Commerce has done
/ most efficient work In the past, and the
object OF the meeting was to enlist the
support Of all classes and condition IN
the community and to give anew impetus
to the work this body has undertaken.
NJ; The enga cement OF Miss Ellen Under
wood, OF this city, to- Dr.. David G.; Nc
gfKetteon, OF Jacksonville. Fla, has been
announced, Miss Underwood is a noted
souther beauty OF much cahrm and grace
\ Of manner, and DR.. McKettron, an old
Fayetteville boy, is n young physician,
who has already made his mark in his
adopted State. Both Miss Underwood
and DR.. McKettron come Of an ancestry
OF which the old North State Is proud,
and are both great social fayorltes, and
are receiving the congratulations OF
host of friends both here and abroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
EGG-THROWING CASE,
Seaboard Air Line Must Pay
$4,000 for Indignity,.
'enaoinI ~ rha TImes.i0Ispnt

fpHf (Sn6cldl 10 FAlle 1lttlGo-A|'ope'eS''i
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov, Pain the case
of IT. q, seawell against the seaboard
Air Line the Supreme Court delivers an
opinion dislnissinE the petition Of the.
railroad company to rehear tho case on
appeal, thereby leaving the company no
alternative but to pay the damages
awarded at the trial In Moore county.
$4,000 This Is the case growing out Of
the 'eggings" Of seawell at Shelby dur
Ing the campaign OF 1000, when he was
candidate to the Republican, Poptllst
ticket for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The court
holds that the road is clearly liable for
the action Of depot agent and other en-
ployes, who. instead OF seeking 10 pro-
,tect seawel from the attack made on
him aided his assailants. two or them
sven throwing a number Of sggs, ..i
IN another case, Parish against the
Cedar Company, from Dare county, tho
court rules thu act OF the State Legisla-
ture. declaring lands on which taxes
are not paid, forfeited to the State with
on. notice, OF forfeiture, unconstitutional.
This was a law designed to reclaim for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
RAILROAD NIMRODs.
The Southern Completes Tram ram
Yards at Pomona.
80, = m = 71,iynit.s- DIxpatcil.,

Especial to The Tines Dispatcan;1 .r,.
GREEN sBORO. n. CT. Noy, 24.-Ihs 9
southern railway has about completed
tfe new shifting yards at Pomona. two
miles distant from the passenger sta {
lion here. Blk tracks are laid and pal
IL - "a i and three more ira cks are ready
- 5. laid. Grading for the whole yard !,
Tor some time. The work Is thosous I'M
well done. and the yards are conve aye.
4,ently constructed and arranged Tor sn.l. :
;ne and making up trains. according 20
the latest modern improvements. 49,
The tobacco sales hero last week we're
10 Tar the heaviest OF the season, ana
.uyIces considerably better.
president samuel Spencer; o. , the so" car
No 100 this morning. and went out to
Friendship to spend week shoot 1'r'
ht1ds on his game preserves there.
Another Southern Railway aisn'.a -
Vice president Andrews, was mere 10
day on his private car. No. loi, gong
North from Raleigh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
CoUNTERFE1T1NG.
A Socialist Farmer Arrested TOT
Making Queer Money.

E Especial to The Times D!spnich.}
Mr. samuel Hansen. Il prominent Socialist
and a well-to-do farmer Of this county,
Was arrested this afternoon on the charge
Of having in his possession toes and ma
terials for making counterfeit money.
The oflcers found o plaster Paris Ole ior
making $50 gold pieces Of 1895 date N
cupboard at his home.
II,nser claims that the tools and me-
terial we're brought to his place by WY, !,
liam Morgan, q white man who Is N oni!
nero awaiting trial in the Federal SouTt
on Il, echarge Of counterfelting.
The arrest and charge against Hanse t
produced "a sensation, as no has always
would never DO suspected OF making bad
money. 5 4s -: :, !, !. I
Hanser gave bond for his appearance
. At trial before Commissioners Beckerol te.
next Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
PEACE-MAKER KILLED.
Mr.. cresswell Shot While sepa-
rating Father and Son.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
4 SALISBURY NJ c.. Nov. A.-Particu-
lars OF the killing OF Mr.. George Cress--5
well, prominent farmer OF the extreme
northern portion OF Rowan county. are
10 the effect that Ben and Pleas Brad 5!
shaw, colored tenants Of the farm. gave
a corn huaking Thursday night. During
the evening the negroes. who were father
and son, respectively. quarrelled and q
fight ensted. Pleas Bradshaw, the son,
was In tho act OF shooting his father
when Mr.. Cresswell, who was passing and
had stopped as a spectator, attempted to
~ parato the combltants and make peace
between them. 3. ii Il Ri u.
Young Bradsha fired the gun at his
father. 1t Is claimed, but the latter
Knocked the barrel down and the load
took effect in the leg OF Mr.. Cresswell.
inillcting wounds from which he died
Friday. Bradshaw escaped at once, and
llas not been appTehcnded
& The Piedmont Poultry Association IS
making its annual exhibit at Lexington
this week, the affair opening yesterday.
Mr.. r. E. Orr. OF Beaver, Pa, secretary
of the Am el1can Poultry Association, Is
one Of the prominent speakers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
AUCTION SALEs--This Day.
BY Geo. W. Mayo, Auctloneer.
- EcE1vERs SALE K. Nj
ASSETS of TtttTT WALTfIALt PRINT.
~ ING AND aOUTtIF,RN TOBACGU-
y 5I,iIf7Il NtS1'3 COMPANY. fsaNt jE}f, lf4

by virtue Of m order or the tinted
States District, Court for. the Eastern Dis
trct OF virginia., entered Oh the 18th day
Of November, 1909. III tile cnuse therein
pending under the, style of The. Wnlthall
Printing and Southern Tobacconlst Cons
pany. bankrupt, the undersigned receive
Oh the premises, NJ. 100 South Twelfth
81 Z : : ~ EDNEsDAY. NOV. Is, 1909
Eool viii Of the Walthall Printing and
Sonthern Tobncconist Company, consist
ing principally OF Printing Machinery.
kiiowt, US the Southern Tobaccon.st.,
rho assets include Office Furniture and
Fixtures, Cottrell Cylinder Presses, I
Chandler and Gordon. Job Presses, and a
full supply OF job and Book type
The assets viii iltst be offered IN detail
and then as Il whole,
4 ,'rhe sale will be sabject 10 the con1rma-
ton Of the -court.
An inventory OF the assets can he seen.
with the papers III the said cause, In the
clerk $ office OF the. United States District
Court OF Richmond. va. 7
The receivers will gladly furnish 1nfor-I
alton to those INT ores ieu. 4. III. 5i
EDWIN NJ. PITCHER,
r. 3. WALTHALL,
nnv 10 II ~, 1926 Receivers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
CHAIR WO|.'|.RK|'|i.'S'';''
AT !. ASHFORD |; h } ! }
Supreme Court OF the State En-
gagged In Argument Of Two
Murder Cases.
WAS ARRESTED in WYOMING
War Department Expert Reports
Favorably on Troops, But in
Opposition to Camp Sites.
tsp.c,a, 10 rhc .rlmes. plspntch)

AAtEidm. n! q, Nov. PA charter
vas granted this morning to tho ASH
boro Chair Company. OF Ashboro. the
capital being tl5. 90 subscribed and $4,000
authorised. Tho principal incorporators
arc ]. o. Rcdding, Or. Cox, ". J. Arm n.
fleld. IT.. and about twenty others.
Arguments in the Supreme Court To-
day were In two murder cases, one on
appeal from Ashe and the other from
Wa tauEa county. The Wntauga county
case Is State W. Clarence Potter. who
was convicted OF the murder OF a.. w
Howell two years ago and sentenced 70
bc hanged. His brother, Boon Potter,
was his accomplish and ned the country.
When n few weeks ago he was brought
back from wyoming. having, when ar
rested been passing Under an assumed
name but carried in his pocket q purse
with .'Boon Potter, printed on IT, and
In the purse d clipping Of Governor Ay--5
cocks proclamation Offering reward fof
his arrest Ho Is 10 bs tried next week
GIVEN Six YEARS. &
The Ashe county case nrgued Was
Garfield Clark convicted OF fclonlou lsa!
killing Charles Stanberry In July. lsOs.
whiin'a number OF young men were In a
drunken brawl. His sentence IS TO BIZ
years In the penltcntiary.
There is general qualification at the SCI.
Element OF the tight over tho election OF
dispensary commissioners. which J: l'as d's :.
eraced the Raleigh Board OF Aldermen
tho past several weeks. And the con.
sensus OF opinion is that q better board board
than that selected yesterday could no :,
have been chosen. -
Judge Purnell, Of the United states
Court has ordered a 20 per cent oiv'-
dend 10 creditors in the bankruptcy case
OF ID. Abrum in Rocky Mount.
MILITARY REPORT.
The adjutant- general has neoclved the
report OF Major T. H. French, who was
detailed BY the War Department. 70 IN
spect the three encampments OF o.th
Carolina National Guard the past sum
mer. The report is very favorable as 70
the various companies and their deport-
mont. but IS untavorabie az to eacn o.
the locations OF camps as pes.t'anehs
camps. Il. !, "a
They were at Morehead. Greensboro ana
Ashcytlle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
WHITE MURDER TRIAL,
Judge Allen Refuses Change OF
Venue-Other Cases.
(speclal 10 The Times-Dispatch,

3 .-IH Il
sAJIsnIrRY. NJ G., Nov. 2A.-In5 r. n
SUPERIOR Court to-day counsel for tho
defendants n Thomas and chalmss Z,
white, who have been arra,sned tun
Killing Russell Sheriff.. moved 70 nave
the trial heard ~ another county, prs ,.er
thereof, The State presented thirty A.
tidayits In rebuttal and asked that the
rial be held In Rowan, where tho killing
occurred Judge Allen sustained the lat,
Ter motion, and ordered the case tr1ea
in Rowan.
r. b. Glenn, OF Winston. has been ems
Moved 10 assist In the prosecution,
Jydge Montgomery, for the DEFENSE
moved to have the trial continued, which
motion will be answered BY judge Allen
To. day the grand Jury found q true
Hi against Lon, Gray for murder In the
first degree for killing Nose Brown, col
ored, while out hunting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
ALGER MURDER TRIAL.
Was Beastly Drunk When He
Killed His Sister-in-La

|"- Especial to The TImcs-DIspatch.l ,5a
LURAY, yA.,4 N November l24.-Rapid pro.
gress was made IN the "A lser murder trial
to-day. The burden o. the testimony Of
fered by the defense was TO tho effect
that Alger was beastly drunk "hen ne
shot his sistcr-!n-lnw. Mrs Annie l..
tl Nearly all the witnesses are mountain
GERS and came from q. section Of the coun.
~, where there are q large number Of DIS
,tillerles, and in consequence of nanum-
her OF them being under tho influence OF
liquor. Judge Booton has ordered the sher
III TO promptly arrest any one found
drunk. IS sSg
The prisoner still maintains an lndt fer.
ent air, and Is apparently one Of the least
concerned in the courtroom about tho
outcome The case Is being prosecuted
by Captain r. g. Parks, while Mr., r. %.
'Leedy is defending Alger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
'r1yEspAY, DECEMBER 1877. 100;

TUESDAY, DECEMBER lsr. 1903,
at O'Clock r. NJ, on the promises. The
large and most substantial double brick
residence at tho corner is III q. No. con-
,dition; 1t contains 20 rooms. bathrooms
end fine basement. with furnace, heating
entire house: The paror floor rooms are
a beautifully freseaed and ne 1ea ent iTe
spacious grounds front 66 feet on Leigh
and lsl feet on Fifth Streets and IS
enclosed, with aside brick wall The bay
window, two-story. stock brick residence,
No. GoU North Fifth Street fronts, on
Fifth Street Is feet. with depth Of 81 feet,
M, alley Is feet wide. There arc nine
rooms It Is g new, desirable ID m9der y
PREMISES permitted only between 10 aud
il O'Clock In the morning, and 3 and 3
O'Clock In the evening, and at tho hour
Of sale.
TtlltAlS,-O ne-fourth cash: balance in, j,
2 and 3 years, with interest secured by
j. THOMPSON BROWN s co.
Aucti6neers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25

Railway depot at woodleaf about two.
weeks ago. THE first two named IRE,
.linclcs OF the negroes who were lynched
near Salisbury more than a year ago.
Applications have been filed with the
Salisbury Board OF Aldermen for the
running or three distillcries In this city
and about seven other applications for.
license are to follow, Mayor Boyden is
quoted as saying that the distilleries, II
allowed to operate In Salisbury, will be
required to comply with every phase Of
the law, and that the owners must keep
their premises go clearly and maintain
nuiot to the extent that even the nearest
neighbors will not be annoyed by the ex.
istence OF q whiskey dtstillsry. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
DEAD IN DITCH.
Uncles Of Negroes Who Were
Lynched Are in Trouble,

~ rs (SpecIal to The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SALISBURY, N. G, Noy, M-While
out strolIing about one mile from sails,
bury sunday two young men named
Cannup found the dead body of.a eolored
man III a ditch, The remains provea to
Years OF age and his death Is claimed to
have resulted from excessive drinking.
though no inquest was held. The negro
owned q horse, which was found stand,
in near the spot where its rluer had
fallen into the ditch.
Henry Cowan, Ed Cowan and Ennis
4 LNekey. all colored, have peen lanaed n
sglicated Ia the bprnin1 Of the Southern