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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-02-24
House of Representatives.

At the end of a p~rotracted session,
the house today passed the naval APP
preparation bill. A great many amend
ments were offered to the provisions
relating to the increase of the person.
mel and the authorization of new ships
to be built. The most important amend
ment adopted was one To authorize
the secretary of the navy in his discre-
ton to pul chase or contract for sub
marine torpedo boats after investiSa-
ton Of their merits. and appropriat'ng
$500, coo for that purpose. The am nd
ment was in the language Of a bli. IN
PRODUCED by Mr.. Hill. of Connecticut
and it was stated on the floor that it
had the support of all the embers of
the naval committee. 1t was adopted
practically without debate. The wOIds
authorizing the construction of the new
ships "by contract" were stricken cut.
Amendments were adopted requiring
the use of domestic machinery and ma
terials in the ships and authorizing the
secretary of the navy to construct the
ships in government yards in the event
of a combination Of bidders.
Mr.. Gaines democrat Of Tennessee,
raised a point of order against the p
preparation of $40. 600. 600 for domestic"
armor. but it was overruled. This is
said Mr.. Gaines, commenting on the
ruling of the chair and addressing the
republican side. the foulast trust YOU
ever pressed to your BOSOM" (Laugh-
ter on the republican sidn.)
AS passed the bill provides for three
new battleShips, one armOred cruiser,
two steel ships and one wooden orig
for training purposes in addition to the
submarine boats discretianaTily author
lied. The increase in the ~rersOnnC, of
the navy went through as reported by
- NJ
Kitchen. Of North Carolina. to limit
the increase to two midsnipmen for
each senator and representative . the
period between now and 1911 having
been voted down.
The house adjourned until tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
SELL GAYTON MINES,
Bondholders Take the Prop
erty and Will Develop
It at an Early Date.

s
a deed was recorded in the Henrtco
county clerks Office yesterday from g.
T. O'FerraIl. r. w. Watkins. John A
Lamb, and E.. A.. Shepherd. special COM
missioners In the chancery cause OF Gay
vs. the Richmond Mining and Manufac-
turing Company. to Nathaniel j.. Rust
and Bancroft T.. Davis, trustees for the
first mortgage bondholders of the COM
pany indicated. transferring the Well
known Gayton coal mines. In Henrtco
county, to the bondholders.
The first mortgage debt Of the company
amounted to s1o5.ooo. and that was the
consid deration named In the desd for the
property.
It Is understood that the new owners OF
the mines Will develop them as soon as
The Gayton mines are about fourteen
miles from Richmond. "A spur track SIX
nnilas IN length connects the mines with
the Chesapeake and Ohio road. giving
every facility for the transportation OF
the output.
The mines havs- not beap operated for
the past three years on account Of the
litigation which has Just closed IN the
Henrico Circuit Court. The impression
has always prevailed that IT worked
properly. the mines would yield z. hand
some return to taeir owaers.
IT was stated last night that the sale
of this property has nothing to do vita
the Virginia Anthracite Coal Company.
which was recently Incorporated In the
City Circuit Court here With maxi
mum capitalization OF $780, coo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
January -, 1908.
HIGH TIDE.
RICHMOND.

New evidence /. 10 be introduced into
Campbell igaGon-Mr Stuart
ccate and Miss Martha l.. Lundley eiope
TO Washington-A child and her mother
IN flaules-Firemens relief bill
passes-Dr. Evans will accept cali TO
Newport News-coai famine a. an end,
hundreds OF cars to pass through Rich
snond daily---Chcsapea1e and Ohio tele-
graph operators strike-Bill to pension
agognes-Marriase Of Miss Lucy
Hayes TO Mr.. Louis Butterick-Burglar
alarm system to be introduced here
Smallpox situation in Henrico-oil
company d-Presbyterians get
the Randolph homestead--Southern
trust Company elects officers-Gift to
Superintendent Felt---Marriage geable girls
wanted-Many charters filed with the
Secretary of the ComrnonweaIth-Bo
# Agriculture elects fertilizer inspec-
tors--Millionaires coming to Richmond
10 look over the real estate field and pos
ritfities for derelopment-Gayton mines
foId 10 first bondholders-Many over
a6ats wait owners at the chiefs office,
the booty Of Henderson, the overcoat
fhief-Bicycle racing circuit here
Heavy foreign inlportations through the
torns-louse-Plan to locate sub-sta-
tons for the collection Of city taxes
meets ppositiop-Anti-Salo League
outs for q focal-option campaign in Rich
nond-Bruce, the alleged bigamist, to
be tried here in February-Manage of
19r2ry Lane Theatre ming-Extension
of city limits question-Death of Mr.
r. c. Morton-Labor clans gather to
support the Caben child labor bill
Train Of pine wood coming here to-day
ttustrats sold for food on the local mar
2gst-Price of grain and hay rises in
Ccrsequeace Of the railroad congestion
III. Bidgood stabs himself through, jeal-
ousy-Cruelty to fowls - Tobacco
'r-iuGs high prices-Tlirty-eigh Coast
Artillery passes through Richmond to-
Jay - MANCHESTER-Yo man
GETS pool ball in his mouth and has to
have operation performed to get it out
Friction among patrons OF public
schools-Suit against the Richmond ana
Petersburg electric railway-Mr. Charles
Whitlock meets with accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
COL, T|L.LMAN TALKS,
He Says He Thought Con
zales Was Armed When
He Shot Him Down.

COLUMBIA, S. c., January A.-(Spe-
Tilln,an, for the first time since he has
been in Jail for killing Editor Gonzales.
said to the Dispatch, correspondent to-
day that when he shot he believed Con-
zales was armed, and that he was justified
in shooting. Speaking Of tlle reported
possibility of lynching, he said:
Don't you know that If such an at
tempt had been made, it would have been
another Waterloo. OF course, my friends
regret the manner in which the affair cul-
minated but know they believe me when
say I will be able to show | was iusti-
fled in my action. / am confident OF the
outcome when the case is taken to trial.
He said of Gonzsles's ante-mortem
statement that he hoped that Gonzales
had corrected it before his death, as the
statement he had read was not correct,
He had every reason to believe Gonzales
armed, he said, as the editor had put
his hands in bis overcoat pockets and in
an almost audible tone said something g
about a message.
.Tilluaan says he is ready to give bail
to any amount up to s150.000, az soon as
the coroner's verdict is returned to-mor.
row night.
Colonel Tilln1an's term as Lieutenant ut
governor expired to-day. The inquest
viii be resumed at s o'clock tomorrow
evening. To-day. hundreds of Columbians
and many from other places visited the
grave of Mr.. Gonzales, in aElmWood Gem
Zetery. }s,
John j. McMahon, whose term as State
superintendent of educa ton expired to-
day. has published a letter urging the
erection of q monument to Mr.. Gonzales:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
WOMEN MUST CLIMB LADDER.
Six Female Immigrant Inspectors to
BIC Appointed for New York.

NEW YORK, January I-tSpecial.)-
Immigration Commissioner Williams ad-
,eittel to-day that he had been ordered to
appoint six women as immigrant inspec-
tors for the port of New York. ts5
He said the appointments would be
made in the next two weeks. The names
viii be taken from the eligible civil ser.
vice list. but the commissioner says it Will
be a difficult matter to find suitable Wo-
men for the position
men for the purpose.s
The duties of the women inspectors
will be the same as those OF the men,
to meet incoming steamships on the rev.
e,,ue cutter and climb the ladder tnat
is placed at the side of each ship.
A Boarding officer, who has peen II
the employ OF the government for many
wears, said to-day. he did not think the the
women would stay very long the ser
vice. -
"I want to see cne of them climb the
Ia oder when it Is put against the side or
The celtis,2' he said. n here is a climb
that u have seen strike terror to the
hearts OF many men, The SUSPENSION over
j space that is bounded on the top BY
clouds, AID underneath by a rushing tor
fent cf water, Is enocgh to make q
strong man tur. pale. rs they say I
neks. and It will require worna an With
iTor. rerse 10 atsen,pt anythirg Iof tne .Et
Kind /. s, 49, 8. 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
I! BAT B TIE,
Three German Warships
Shell a Village, and Are
Vigorously Fought.

AfARAcAIBo, VENEZUELA. January
21.-Three German war vessels. supposed
to be, the Panther. Vineta, and Fake. be-
gan Smelling the fort OF San Carlos at
half past 10 o'clock this morning. The
fort returned the fire. The engagement
was still in progress at ! o'clock this
afternoon.
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press. III q row-boat. approached to with
IN three miles of the fort at noon The
roar OF the guns was terrific. The Pan
thsr appeared to be not more than 500
yards from the fort. Her guns were
being fred every minute. The fort could
not be seen for the clouds of smoke. but
it was plain that the Venezuelan gunners
were answering the Germans hre spten-
didly and with great rapidity.
AT i o'clock In the, afternoon an expio-
sion occurred. apparently In. the fort, and
a dense cloud of smoke covered part OF
the ramparts. a number OF Indian fish
ermen were intercepted, fleeing from the
direction Of the fort In their dug-out ca
noes. They reported that the smoke
seen was from the burning village Of San
Carlos, which had been shelled BY the
German ships, and was in flames.
The elling of San Carlos created
mich excitement among the German resi-
dents of this port, who have protested
against the, action of the warships.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
TO BORE MANY Wells
Richmond Men Strike Rich
Oil on Their Property in
West Virginia.

The Security Oil Company. chartered
under the laws OF West Virginia. ,ass
October, wit. Messrs. S. Gaieski. d. a
Richie. and John G.. Robertson. OF Richl
mond and J.. VI Mccormick and 0rsie e.
Mccormick. cf Parkersburs. w. Va. as
ineorroraters. nave just finished theis
first well on the south branch of Hughes
river. In Fischie county Va, where
they control large holdings.
A telegram from tilat point states thar
they have struck a fine we'll. which Ia
lowing between fifty and seventy ave bar
rels per day, and ,sktch Is likely to M
crease IN caracisy after tha same has been
torrsdocd,
1he company Is owned by the ahoyes
gentlemen. and no stock has been sold ts
The public. nor Is u likely that any WIN
be efsred.
u IS psopoasd by ths company "a, bore
ether wells au tssts rropertY. and dsvelop
stka sarss % the fullest sstant as there
Is papat lsaA IN TIE ha..Nssa ato nasghhor.
.han4 aA9 tn selI xyal lacescn p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
READY TO ABSORB IT.
Bickford Here With Power
to Buy Trigg Co.
for Trust.

Representatives Of the Trigga Shipbuild-
ing Company. of the first and second
bondholders, and of the creditors, were
in session all day yesterday and far into
the night in an effort to come to an
agreement for the readjustment of the
affairs of the company.
The meeting was held at the Common
wealth Club, and it was nearly l O'Clock
when the parties to 1T adjourned. 1t. is
believed that a basis of agreement has
practically been reached, whereby the
Richmond plant will become part and
parcel of the shipbuilding trust.
Mr.. r. G. B:ckford, OF. Newport News,
chairman Of the representatives Of the
creditors of the Trigg Shipbuiiding Com
pany, came here, armed with authority
to close the deal for the acquisition Of
the plant. The only questions to be de-
cided are questions as to terms.
Among those at the conference We're
Messrs. j. Jordan Leake, Lilburn Myers,
James n. Boyd, r. G. Bickford, and
Northern men interested in the proposed
Geal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
GENERAL.

New York stock market closes strong
md generally at best prices Of the day
strong-Not favorite finishes first at
Sew OrIeans-Southsr relief ball in
Washington TO come off February 22d.---
Willard Lee, charged with murder. in
DICT in case OF Fred L. Stephenson,
charged with murder in Atlanta, is
go!uaE3a9ry .anslauEhter-Jasmss ;a6e res
7.stes dies al Griffin Ga.-First test vote
On Statehood bill il the Senate---Fioar
criticises President for expressing ap-
prova1 or disapprova! of bills before Con
gress has acted on then-Eouse SPENDS
day IN debate on Philippine coinage bill.
Jones substitute receives powerful sup
port from Republican sid3--Southern
and Chesapeake and Ohio railways tile
with Interstate Commission answers to
request for reasons for advancing freight
rates-Colonel ]. NJ. Williams. OF No
bile. Ala, q gallant Confederate, dies
10 raise prices all along the line-Antt-
trust bill adopted by Littleflesd sub
comnlittee-Ssnator Elkins introduces
bill which covers features of antitrust Is;
roads-Rev. Marion Lane alias Jean
&kyIes, found guilty at Port Gibson,
Miss. Of bigamy-Grand jury formally
takes charge OF case against Garfield,
the alleged New York gambling-house
iseeper-Rumor that Pope had died
without foundation---Federal Senate
passes Dill providing
nf Circuit Court for Charlottesville and
Roanolrs-Sessions Of Coal-Strike Com
mission enlivened by some interesting
testirTcf2y--Joint legislative session heid
III Denver, but only Democrats particlpa'e,
and there is no election Of senator
Governor Hayward and other members
ef new administration inaugurated az
Columbia-J. II. Tillman, the SLAYER OF
Editor Gonzales, remains silent. SO tar
as public is concerned-Trial of (.olchei
Lynch, NJ. p, for treason, begins al
London-N3an said 10 be William q.
Farlong arrested in New York for al
1eged scheme to defraud the publlc---
crowd of men, women. and children ca
tuce and rifle a train OF cars loaded WIN
coal in Broolliyn--EX-Gover Store
declared senator to succeed Vest. Lat
ter given honor. at Missouri capital, or
saiu1e Of thirteen guns---fone Tobacco
Company of Louisville, Ky, sues Louis
villc Tobacco Exchange and Louisyiile
TOBACCO Warehouse Company, alleging
unlawful combination and boycott OF
rlaintif-Presiden signs militia bill
f5x- x-President Cleveland deer hunting
uear Asheville. \. C.-United States
Naval Store Company. capital SIG opo'sso.
incorporated at Tallahassee. Fla
Siine Workers devote day to near
ing reports from resolutions com
'nittee-Rev Dr Joseph X VII
aon dead-Croker TO SAIL Tor new
York about March ist----Goupers autnor-
ized TO visit Porto Rico. and investigate
labor conditions there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
VIRGINIA.

Miss Carrie Pace severely burned in
Danville-Aonae Of j. T. Branch, in
Chesterfield. burned; narrow escape of the
faInily-DinWiddie people want the Gov
srnor TO offer q reward in Luna Joyner's
oEse-Honle OF i'll Troliinger, in Mont
gemeTy. burned: loss; sS009--Roanoke ne
gro preacher objects to white undertake
@rs Tor members OF his raee--Gollision
~ the steamers Maryland and Tivoli; loss
about s20e10--Interestins suit against
ne Virginia Pilots seciation--Wed-
dings throughout the State-Deaths:
aErs. Elizaheti, NJ. Turpin. Of Danvilie.. in
Atlanta; Claude sBlondon in Northut1aher-
iand; Samuel Van Horn in Rappafan-
mock: Hillary Burch in Clarke; Prof.
Richard E. Meade IN Clarke. George w.
1haSer in Loudoun; Mrs. Mary E. Ches-
Icy IN Spotsy!vania; Thaddeus c. Hare
t:ei6s IN vania-Edward hickman
killed by q train al Danville--NORTH
tzg-AROLINA: Jim Wilcox. charged will,
l=illing Nell Cropsey, found guilty Of muir
Ger in the second degree; punishment
1lSc5 at 50 years imprisonment-Greens-
0oro' will invite all nonresident Tarfeels
10 attend a reunion there on North Caro-
ina Day. October 12th-The Senatorial
deadlock Tighter" than ever-Important
aiIis introduced in the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
TO PROTECT RETAIL DEALERS.
BilI to Prevent Gifts With Cigars,
Cigarettes aud Tobacco.

f ALBANY. n. T., January a.-(SpeciaD
Senator Fitzgerald introduced bill to-
day tc protect the retail cigar and to-
bacco dealers from the inroads being
made by wholesale dealers and large cor
porat tons, which have opened stores tp
New York city, Buffalo. Rochester. and
Syracuse, ana are contemplate The es-
tabllshment of stores In every city IN
the State.
The bill prohibits She issue or giving
away Of gifts, or prizes In the sale OF
cigars, cigarettes. $anc tobacco. Violation
Is made punishable by a fine OF SO to $50
for ca ch ofense.
Senator Fitzgerald said Probably
there are more OF these so-called company
stores in my district than In any other
In New York city. This bill does not em-
anate from any cigar-nakers' union. or
any other organiza ton. II LOT my own
drafting. and II Is designed to protect
the retail tobacco and cisar dealers. who
are being driven out OF business and
ruined by these larger CONCERNS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
DEVELOP The SOUTH,
Party of Northern Million
aires on Their Way to
Richmond.

a party of multimillionares is expected
In this city within the nexL few days.
These gentlemen, who are among the
very richest in the entire country. come
here at the solicitation of H. C. Cooper,
who Is connected prominently with the
Real Estate Trust Company, OF this city.
Mr.. Cooper has just returned from an ex-
tended trip North. covering the cities of
Buffalo, Albany, New York, Philadelphia,
and this tour has been his success.
The millionaires have been interested
in the industrial progress Of the South.
and AIR, Cooper, as a representative of
Richmond. will show them the city, as
awellsas other points OF Interest within the
State.
Il. man ana ms company have strong
faith In the future OF Richmond. and are
5untiring In their. efforts to advertise the
city and interest pitni In its advantages
and Development.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
Train Load of Pine wood,

E. 3. Wright & Co, large fire wood
dealers, are expecting to-day an entire
train OF pine wood, consisting of sixteen
cars. from off the Farmvile 6. Powhatan
railroad, and a second train from off the
Richmond, Fredericksburg. and Potomac
railroad, which will bring in an aedition-
al eight cars, making a total receipt of
twenty-four cars in one. day. This fire
wood firm has received within the past
ten days, it is said, two other trains
aggregatins sixteen cars, and they said
yesterday that the fifth train of pine
wood was expected the latter part, Of THO
week or the first of next
AS each car contains about ten cords Of
fuel wood it would seem that the peo-
pie of the city are burning wood instead
of coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
FIVE=sEAbl e.. 81 vEp,
Four Believeasto Have Been Killed

ATLANTIC CITY. a. d, January IL
The bark Abdic1 Abbott. Captain Hawk
5ins, went aground one mile north OF Ship
Bottom Light last night. and Is fast going
to pieces. Five Of her crew OF nine men
were picked up by the life-savers, but
It is believed the other four members
were killed by falling wreckage-
The Abbott was bound from Turks
Island for New York. laden with salt.
She will be a total loss.
Following is list OF those saved from
the schooner: Captain Isaac B. Hawk
ins and Seamen James Butler. Otto Borg.
James Burns, and Frank Leaven. The
.last-named died 8 fter being rescued
The missing are Mate J.. "a. Pierce
and seamen Asher. lalmer, Henry Carter,
and Tim Brandt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
COAL Exc HANG E
OFFICERS INDICTED.
Charged With Maintaining anal
legged Combine to Keep Up the
Price. OF FueI

TOLEDO, O.. January. 21-After an in
vestisation lasting week, the Common
Pleas grand jury to-day indicted the fol-
lowing officers OF the Toledo Coal ES-
change on the charge of maintaining an
alleged illegal combine. to Keep up prices
eor coal:
William f. Hardee president; Daniel
D. Schneck. Lawrence Burkhart, and An
ton Bueschen, first, second, and third
vice-presidcnts; Robert J. West, secretary,
and Arthur Herman treasurer
The report says that forty other persors
are unlawfully enganed in the alleged
conspiracy. They were arrested this
afternoon, and gave bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
HIGHER PRICES FOR LUMBER.

Southern Association Decides on In
crease All Along the Line. ss5
NEW ORLEANS. =, anuary q The
Southern Lumber Manufac actnrers' Con
yention, at to-day's session. adopted
unanimously the report Of the committee
on values, r. "A. Long, of Kansas City
being the chairman he adoption Of
this report is IN + reality an agree1n ent rs rs
tha. associat ation# tosraise the price of lun-
her All along the line, and on some sradss
IS much as from one TO two dollars per
thousand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
RELIEVE Rel. |: " I: The FAMINE,
Coal Traffic on chesapeake
and Ohio no Longer Congested.
TRAINS HURRYING THIS WAY.
Three Hundred Big Hoppcrs VIII
Arrive Daily. in Richmond.
HEROIC ,1EssuREs WE'RE USED.

Gen. Mgr. Doyle and Sup,t Walker
Working ut the Heart OF the Trou-
ble-This City will Dc Distribut-
ing Point-From 500 to 600 Loaded
Cars Coming East Daily. Owing
TO the Action of tho Big 4 and G..
uves to BE Concentrated Mt the
Mines to Relieve the stasnntion Of
the Loaded Equipment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
REV. MARION LANE
GUILTY OF BIGANY.
showed That dan Had Been
Married Seven Times

PORT GIBSON. MISS. January. g.
The jury III the case Of Rev. Marion
Lane, alias Jean Skyles. charged with
bigamy, returned verdict of guilty to-
day. Skyles was one of the most learned
theologians and eloquent orators in the
State. The evidence tended to show that
he had been married seven times. After
his last marriage Skyles fled to Texas
and was captured at San Antonio, The
defence was insanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
RAISING OF #BL OCKADE.

This venc.ue1n,s Condition prcce-5
dent to Negojations With Powers.
WASHINGTON. d c., January H.
Raising of the blockade is Vcnezuela's s
condition precedent to the the formal in
stitution of negotiations with the powers
for a settlement of their claims. Minister
Bowen has presented this proposition to
the Representatives OF the allies here,
and it has been cabled to the foreign Of
fees at London, Berlin, and Rome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
FEDERAL COURTS I'm VIRGINIA.
Senate Rasse. Bill IProvidInxf for ADJ
ditIonalsTerms.

WASHINGTON. %. &C.. January q a..
time and places for holding regular terms
Of the Uniteds States Circuit Court In
the Western District Of Virginia. and
providing that the Circuit GogIt, Of Ap.
the United States shall hold at least one
term OF said court annually at Mont
seonnery. la, son the AYxts Monday in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

they succeed in getting onsbcard some Of
the sights they VIII witness will surely
disgust them far beyond anything that
they could eyer have :ssen before, and
= dor. T think the women, If they get
any. will stand any nora han one
weeks service, il they last that Ion g.; 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
! .l|OC'AOPT PT|ON HERE,
Boston spe eaker Contends q tha
itWoulds5ucceed' y zee
AWAY WITH [ THE. ] D DDIsPENsARY. E {.
.AntI-saloon League VIII Not Conn
promise with the Trantc.
AWAY WITH THE. DIsPENsARY.
PLEDGE TO REDEEM THE STATE.

Three Thousand Dollars Down.
Would Accomplish This Purpose.
in Ten Years-Church Members
without. Regard to Denomination
al Lines Declared to Be in Har-
nlony with the Organizntion-ti
Passing Reference to the Camp
bell Investigation Killing of
Gonzales SCALED Cold Blooded
MurLer.H