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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Result Of Investigation ofAlleged Cruel
~ ty to Conylcts.

AL 1sfaefHIH n e. Mareh spTbs ,o,nt
special committee appointeGsssSo invests
gate charges OF cruelty tcs 6nyicts in
moving q squad Of 100 frop lpruce Pine
via Marion to the penitent " January
elst. submitted their repol 40 the Leg
islature Tonight, After reviewing brief
ly some Of the testimony, the commits
tee says:
2 "We fall to find any acts of cruelty
on the part of Superintendent Mann or
any Of the State employees, but that SUI
perintendent Mann has In official letters
and personal direction been on the side
OF humanity, Justice and mercy. The
same Is true OF CAPTAIN Lashley, who
was In charge Of the conyicts on the
trip"
could have been avoided by bringing
the convlcts by rail through Tennessee,
but authority oyer the conyfts in amos
ther State was questionable, and the
Governor and board of Directors had adj
Yised against 1t as unsafe to Ntake the
conycts out of the State; therefore, the
Spruce Pine march was the only avail
able route under the circumstances.
The committee finds that the march
was justlfable; that ample wholesome
food was furnished and due care exer-
cised In the trea tment OF the prison
ers on the march; that tllerN was some
curslng Of conYicts. but that 1t was by,
lGHayda employed by the railroad cons,
! r u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
IN REIDSYILLE
Interesting Personals About People
Known There.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
RE1DsvnLD, n. c.. March 4.-The
roads in this part OF the country have
been In fearful condition. owing to
much and severe rains. They are Just
now becoming passabe Reidsville and
vicinity has been visited this winter with
only one slight snow. but has had rain
plentifully.
Miss Ada Denny has returned from q
visit OF two months to her sister IN
Robertson county.
Mrs. Bessie carraway and hcr SON.
Paul, with her two sisters, Misses En-
and Gussie Evans. left to-day to make
Charlotte their. future homo. 81
Mrs. Mamie Blackwell. OF Spencer, IS
a guest OF her relatives here for few
days.
+. B. Jones and Co.. furniture dealers
have been bought out by James T. Smith,
and will be opened under that name.
Mr.. G. NJ Evans. Of Charlotte, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Reidsville
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
0REENSBORO.WINS
Governor Selects Guilford battle-ground
for Nash and Davidson Monuments.

"a Especial to The Times .Dispstch.)
RALEIGH, N. c., March 4.-Governor
Aycock announces his decision to recon-
mend to tho Secretary Of War that the
monuments to General Francis Nash and
General William Davidson. provided for
BY an act OF Congress, be erected on
Guilford battle-ground. There has been
q hard fight on since the announcement
two weeks ago that the Governor would
choose the location. Tho Society OF the
Cincinnati and members Of the Nash and
Davidson families urged that tho Nash
monument DO placed in Nash Square.
Raleigh, and the Davidson monument In
Charlotte. The Daughters Of tho Revo-
luton wanted tho Nash monument in
Raleigh and Davidson monument at Da-
wilson College. Guilford Battle Ground
Asso ciation, Greensboro people and Con-
gresham Kitchen commended 1t was un-
derstood all along that both were to BIO
on Gullford Battle Ground. and that the
bill could not have passed had the pur-
pose been otherwise. The monuments
are to cost 5000 each. r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
THE NATIONAL GAME
Playing Schedule for Season Adopted
Yesterday.

TiayIU6 5SSt'C0uio Ut - 0oS0'' tASPACd
Yesterday.
3.8 (By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE National
Base-ball League mot to-day in this city
to prepare for the opening OF the playing
season.
The league adopted the playing sched-
ule for the season. The season will open,
as usual. on April 18th, and will CLOSE
September 27th, one week earlier than
last year. with the Eastern clubs In the
West. The East opens In the West on
June list. There are conpa ratively few
conflicting dates between the American
and National League clubs.
Colonel John I. Rogers and A ]. Reach.
who have since 1883 been identified with
the league In Philadelphia, made formal
speeches. resigning from tho leaR'e VI
The league accepted the report Of the
Playing Rules Committee, presented BY
Mr.. Hart. The only change In last years
league rules relates to the elevation Q E
tho pitchers box the base lines and
slight change In the rules governing
baiks. The first annua! meeting Or the
American League ever held in this city
will begin tomorrow. Id
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
FOUGHT OVER
A BALL DRESS
Man Broke the Tailor's Wlfe's
Jaw Because Flance's
Gown Wasn't Ready.
fBy Associated Press.

-flHl,- (By AsBoclatod Presb.J IS I5.La
NEW YORK. March 4.-Because his H.
ance's ball dress was not. finished at
the time promised, John Flee. steam
filter, lost his temper and struck tho
disappointing tallor's wife in the face,
breaking her jaw. Fliee was arrested and
held In $1,000 bail for examination to-mor-
row,
Miss Annie Scott, the flanoe in cues
ton, had intended to accompany Flee
to q ball last night and had ordered 8
gown for the occasion from Jacob KATE,
a ladies' tailor. The gown was to have
boon finished yesterday afternoon. It
was not ana early last evening Niles
SCOTT sent Flfee around to Katz's place
to get the dress, She said that she oou!o
not 90 TO the ball unless she got 1t,
He went, with the result stated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
LOOKS LIKE THE WORK
OF AN INCENDlARY

Apparently by the work Of an inoendi-
airy. an unoccupled house in the rear OF
the buildings occupied by the Little SIS
'ters of the Poor, and belonging. to Mr..
Mnpans Robinson, was seriously damaged
b y fire yesterday morning at an early
, ~ From all appearances 1t seems the
h,,,ldina was fred for the purpose Of alone
sratifying q desire to sec the department
run and watch the work q the names.
the cail was received, the departemnt RS
7sponding in a rush. They were soon bat-
3fiinr With the blaze, and through their
efforts the house was saved from total
Edestruct lion. .Sl ar i, sss1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
LIVED ON LIQUID FOOD
FOR THIRTEEN YEARS
nv Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, March 4-After fighting
death for thirteen years, during which
he lived on liquid food. taken through a
tube, Colonel Michael g, Murphy, former
police commissioner, died suddenly this
morning at the residence OF his nephew,
Frank L. Bacon. s-r,i
Heart failure was the immediate cause
of death. It was brought about by fall
ure OF the stomach and Kidneys to per-
form their functions.
Colonel Murphy became Ill two weeks
ago, previous to which time he was not
confined to the house.
Colonel Murphy had not swallowed 9
mouth-full Of food In thirteen years and
four months, This was due to structure
of the oosophagus, following an attack
Of stomach trouble.
4 All his food was taken through sill
YER tube inserted through an opening
In the wall Of the stomach,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
A'MUSICAI!||,.|L||.,
FESTIVAL.
Meeting Of State Musical As
ISOLATION In Greensboro.
ORCHESTRAL FROM BOSTON
Elaborate Arrangements are Planned to
Make the Occasion Most Notable
Ii the Musical History Of the
VI City and State.
fznoc,,l 3 rhe Times Dispatch. J

tspecial To Tho Times ispstch.)
GREENSBORO, N. CT March 4.-The
meeting OF the state Musical Associa-
ton. which was to have been hold In
Greensboro, beginning Easter Monday,
have boon changed to April ooth, May
4 I'd and Sd.
Prof essor Clarence r. Brown, Of the
association and OF the faculty. OF the
state Normal and Industrcal College
conceived tho idea OF q grand musical
festival on that OCCASION, and In con-.
function with Manager schloss. OF the
grnnd Opera House, have signed q con-,
tract with tho Boston Festival Orchestra,
composed OF nifty first-class artists, TO
give two concerts hero on That occ 'f'
sion.
festival III alone, was $1,000. Energetic
preparations are beginning to make tho
convention and festival great occasion.
h Mr.. J. G. Morriss, contractor here,
vas to-day awarded by the Southern
Railway, the contract for the rcpainting
and general Improvement OF the pas
gaanger station, at Greensboro. Tho two
large Whiting roomH, will be Thoroughly
renovated. and handsomely decorated.
The entire second floor OF the building IS
to 30 8rcInOOelleu, All IooIiihf " ~
rated. A special suite OF rooms VIII
be Cited up for the Office force and gen
oral superintendent Collins. who VIII ar ,
rivo hero from Sa!lISur5 as COON as
these quarters have been prepared. Mr.
Morr!ss will begin work immediately
and will complete the work at the
earliest date possible.
4 Mr., Morriss has also been awarded the
contract to build brick freight depot
{ for tho Southern Railroad at High Polnt,
and will go therc tomorrow to make ar
arrangements to begin work at once.
Tho building will be OF the latest I'M
proved model OF architecture, dimensions
4 b0x4Ss foot.
Superintendent OF the City Schools
Z Broadhurst has placed an order with the
= Leiber Art Company. of New YORK, for
t175 worth OF, pictures. to be delivered
framed within four weeks. These pic
lures will be placed on the walls OF the
various rooms OF tho graded schools.
Tho fund was raised by entertainments
4 given BY the pupils, and another fund OF
300 for additional pictures viii be con-
tributed BY citizens next session.
At q session OF the Ministers AsHocia-
ton last night. Or. L. ". Crawford was
elected president for tho ensuing year.
A letter received here yesterday from Or.
H w. Battle, stated that he would not
i be able to lease Petersburg before
Il March 18th, and would occupy the pulpit
OF the First Baptist Church here for the
drst time on Sunday, March 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
nAnnontlv thcro was no Gre Inside the
house, ana could not have caught from
natural causes.
TRAVELS or "JAKEY"
WANT ARE ENDED

youthful Jacob Want. who ran away
from home three years ago. was rotuin.
cd to hts fathers home. No. 1907 East
Main street., yesterday morning. He
came from New york, arriving at 8
q clock "A, M. yesterday. He was taken
20 the First Police Station and later
turned over to his father, who greeted
him affeotionately, and said he hoped
he would be q good boy. The mother
held HIN tightly in her arms for some
minutes at the affecting meeting,
The youngster IL bright lad ana has
been we'll taken care Of in his sojour1
at Randall's Island. "Jakey," as his
sister calls him, came here addressed, ~
to speak, to George 3. Davis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
Road Work Needed.
Especial to me Times-Dlsputch

97-I'1- 11os~'11c1"11s"putS01J --75"
r DLLDnSON, VA. March "A horse
was drowned two weeks ago in tho road
leading from Ellerson to Richmond dur
Ing the high water, and has been allowed
10 remain in the road ever since. The
road was also badly washed and no eff
forts have been made by the Henrico au-
thoritles either 10 have tho horse removed
or repair the road, and the citizens OF
both Hanover and King William coun-
ties arc compelled to travel three or four
miles further to the Mcchanicsvillc Turn
pike 10 reach Richmond,
Tho colored people living near Pole
Green who were reported to have small
pox have removed and there has been no
further spread Of the disease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
MAY KEEP COOL
NEXT SUMNER
Price Office Now Within Reach
Of All. and May Be Still q
Lower.

II the present condition Of things con-
tinues swelling humanity will be abfe
to keep cool next summer.
Ice men say that the price Of Ice will
hardly go lower than at present, but
even that statement is most encouraging,
for the price ranges from Is cents to
90 cents q hundred
The low price Is for those who buy ice
In quantities; the hight price for tho
consumer who gets a few pounds at q
throw, &
In order to get ahead Of the game
man Will have to get his Ice in large
quantities.. tS n mn s IL !
The fight is on manufactured Ice, and
the part that most Of the brewers. the
biz consumers. manufacture their own
Ice has put competition down to fne
point,
Notwithstanding the uncertainty res
garding tho situation as Expressed by
tho manufacturers with tns great compe-
titon and with, no combination the
price is likely to 80 down fct tho ANAL
consumer. s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
"A Box Party on Friday.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March A.-!The
Young ladies' OF this city will give a box
party at the courthouse on next Friday
night. March 9th. for the benefit Of the
Williamsburg baseball team Mrs,
sydney Smith Will have charge Of the
Entertainment, The following pro-
gramme Will be rendered; Music, by the
Williamsburg Glee Club, bass solo ~
Colonel L, w Lane. Jr.. stump speech
by tho Hon. 3. Frank Wore, thahA,n ns
the young ladies ladies, ana ~! MIS- 4i sI club,
uuartette by the Misses Maupin, solo py
Miss Hazel Roberts, duet by Misses
Lucille ana Ruby Maupln, recitation py
Mr.. w. r. Wrigglesworth SONG pyF the
Star Quartette,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
A Meeting Of Pythians,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.2
LYNCHBURG, VA, March 4,-By or
der OF Brigadier-G General D. J: Turner,
of Norfolk, a meeting will be held, next
Saturday afternoon for the purpose OF
reorganizing the Second Regiment OF the
Uniform Rank. knights Of Pythias, and
to elect a colonel. Northumberland and
two majors. Representatives arc ex-
peoted from Richmond Roanoke, Dam
Vile, Staunton and Alexandria
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
The Critical Eyes
The recommendation Is, there

pany The Recommendation Is, there
fore, made that In future no on tside
aoverseers be permitted to have any Au--.
ithorlty over conyicts, and the superin-
tendent specify hereafter in taking con-
tract work that the prison overseers
have absolute control Of the conv1cts,
The committee criticises the steward
for not giving the convicts hot coffee
for supper at Marion, and says they
were kept housed up In the car too
long-thirty-six hours.
Altogether. the report Is very favor
able to the prison author1tles. E4a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
Nothing But Smoke,

In answer to still alarm the Fire
Department was called to Tenth a9d Main
streets last night to find that there
was no sign of a blaze, A gentle
,mon passing along tho street had been
deceived by the manner in which the WING
waftad smoke which was issuing from q
chimney over the office Of pr Julian
Wright, on Main Street. 1t8seems that
a fire had been lighted by the doctor ana
that the dense smoke was consequent
inpoa kh,s action n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
SCHEDULE OF THE
LENTEN SERVICES

The schedule OF the union services held
each day during Lent in the Episcopal
churches Of the city. Is n-s follows:
Monday-St, Marks Pa
< Tuesday, Grace Church and Church OF
the Holy Comforter,
" Wednesday, Holy Trinity and Monu-
mental.
Thursday-st. Paul's.
FrIday-st. James and st. Johns,
d 6aturday-All Saints. st, Andrews and
Christ Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
Carnival at Roanoke.
Especial TO Tho Tlmes-DlspAtch.'

Especial to The Tlmcs-Dspatch.)
d ROANOKE, VA. March IA meeting
OF business men was held this after
noon at which resolution was adopted
opposing the proposed carnival from
both a moral and a financial standpoint,
and the secretary WIS requested to se-
cure the attendance OF the committee OF
the Travellers association. who made the
contract, at meeting to be held on
Saturday with a view OF not having any
carnival,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
DEATH OF NICHOLS
CLEARLY AN ACCIDENT

The remains Of 3 W. W, Nichols, Of
Glover Depot Halifax county, who was
killed by train Tuesday afternoon
near westham. will be buried to-day
IN Halifax.
stances Indicated thnt Mr.. Nichols might
have thrown himself In the way OF the
train p,irposely. but eye-witneases said
yesterday that Il was clearly accidental.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
!" ~ ~ y ~ ~ y .-I-I@-
NAV Run Five Months.

Especial to Tho Times ispatch.)
: sTAUNTON. VA, March AT an ad-
journed meeting tonight, tho City Coun-
Gil passed resolution whereby the city
street car company is given the power
to run their cars for FIVE months thts'
year, beginning Juno LIST,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
Resignation Accepted.
(By Associated FrcHs

ANNAPOLIS, MD, March 4.-The res
,enation of Aldshipman Robert Pearson,
whose Jaw was broken In a fight with an
upper classman some weeks ago at the
Naval Academy, was accepted to-day.
Superintendent Brownson SO notlned
Pearson tonight,
Az q result of the encounter bntween
Pearson and Third classman, Blasdell,
the third class has agreed 70 discontinue
hazlng in all It's phases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
WILL NOT APPEAL
Arthur L. Bishop viii Serve Five-Year
Term for Killing Wilson.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. March A.-Arthur
L. Bishop, convicted OF killing Thomas j.
Wilson and sentenced to Ave years IN the
pen,tcntiary, will not appeal. but to-
morrow Will leave Charlotte for Raleigh
where he Will be turned over to the peni-
tertiary authorities and will begin serv-
Ing his sentence. Bishop held out to the
very last for a new trial, but finally
agreed with his counsel that he had bet
ter accept the sentence Of tho court.
Mrs, Bishop starts for Petersburg to-
morrow morning. She win 80 as lar as
Greensboro with her husband, where he
and Sheriff Wallace will change cars for
Raleigh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
2 N 80 y. -'T
a Judge PhIegar Resigns.
fspccial to The Times. Dispntc oh.

III1"Ef Especial to TIC s'UIBputcn'J ~
BRISTOL, VA, March Alt was
made known to-day that Judge Archer
Phlegar had resigned the position OF
vice-president and chief counsel OF the
Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Company
and the Virginia and Southwestern Rail
way, to take effect tomorrow, The
cause is not stated.
A Judge Phlegar has been prominently
connected with the companies since their
organization,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
Arrested in Ashevllle.
y. -, J, ~, . n, -. n,snetch

1----3- (SpecInI TO TIC 7T1mes.U15PHtcu'J $3.50
BRISTOL, VA, March Al. j. Ham
llton the young man who recently pro-
cured various sums Of money on worth
less checks hero. was arrested at hsht-
willie. N. c.. to-day. and will be brought
back to Bristol to stand trial on the
charge Of false pretense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
SHOT ON A TRAIN
Capt. w. II. Pemberton Slightly Wounds I't1
Capt. George O'Hanon.

Capt. George o Hanlon..
Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.)
WILMINGTON, N. c.. MARCH "a
difficulty occurred yesterday evening on
the westbound Seaboard Air Line train.
when about one mile out from Whining !
ton. in which Captain W, H. Pcmberton
n we'll known Atlantic Coast Line COM
ductor, shot and slightly wounded Cap
tain @ George O. Hanlon, q commercial
traveller OF Fayetteville. Tho pistol ball
took effect in the abdomen. glanc!ng to
the left side. inflictlng only superficial
flesh wound OHanlon returned to the
city and had surgical attention. Tho
wound Is not regarded as serious BY the
attending physician. No notice OF the
affair was made by the local newspapers
owing to the critical illness OF an ageo
member OF ono OF the families Interested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
TWO LORENZA WEDDINGS
Welded IN STAFFORD
special to This Times Dispatch,

Especial to This Times ,Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March A.
IN Stafford county. near Belle Fair Mills,
this week, double wedding occurred,
which was unique in several respects,
Tho grooms are father and son, and each
Is named Lorenza Wedding, 50 that two
weddings were among the principals In
a double wedding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
TWO NEGROES KILLED
West Bound Southern Pacific Passen-
ger Deralled,
my Assocla ted Press

AUSTIN, TDx., March 4,-The west
bound Southern Pacific passenger train
was derailed to-day at Alleyton. one
coach going over, Tip Woods and Glenn
ont Cooper. both negro passengers, were
killed and seven others were hurt. none
seriously. Engineer Pickern and Fire
man Roberts were hurt, but not fatally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
Roosevelt and Jim Hayes.

SSPeflRl tg Inc H MaEsh aITRe ne
gro league endorsed tonight President
Roossyelrs stand on the negro Ques-
ton. Resolutions commencing Jim
Hayes as prophet Of race troubles were
also adopted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05

"a bargain In every Timess-p Dispatch
want ad, II Will pay you ~ look them
over. l 6.s.t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-05
A Progressive Editor.

A very rich man once bought Il news.
paper. 1t was an afternoon newspa-
per, and he was interested in ii for a
month or two One Of his ideas was
the publication of noon edition that
should contain more news than the
noon editions of his competitors. He
thought hard on this problem and
finally decided it would be great
stroke to print the decisions Of the
United States supreme court at II
o'clock each Monday when the court
was In session
This plan was complicated somewhat
by the fact that the supreme court does
not meet until noon. However the
editor was equal to the emergency. He
telegraphed to his Washington corre-
spondent, 'See the supreme court mt
once and have them meet at IL o'clock
80 we can get the decisions in our noon
edition saturday Evening Post.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-05
EXPLOSION CAUSED A PANIC.
Six Men Badly Injured in an Accident
at Newark. N. ].

Newark N. j., Sept. 5.-A boiler ex-
plosion which caused a panic for a
time in the business center of the town
occurred Thursday in the engine room
Of the Hanson Van Winkle company,
manufacturers and dealers in acids.
chemicals and dyestuffs. on Market
street Six men were badly injured
as result Of the explosion and dam
age to the extent of $4,000 was done
The injured are: Joseph Winter,
Charles Connolly, Howard Oliver,
William Wickelhouse, Albert Dixon
and James Thompson.
Two pieces of the boiler, weighing
100 pounds and so pounds respective
ly, crashed through the roof of the
Evening News building. They fell in
to the composing room where many
men were working. The l0O-pound
piece kept on. going through the floor
OF the composing room into the edi
torial department. and. although nc
one was injured. something of panic
followed the crash
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-05
M0BBED BY ANGRY WOMEN
New York Saiior Attempts to Kiss
Pretty Girl.

New York. Sept. 5.-John Nulty, q
discharged sailor. attempted to hug
and kiss pretty Fonrinto Larito, four
teen years old. in Madison square.
She was in the company Of her tive
sisters and the trio We're listening to
the band concert. When the unwise
tar started &c do the kissing act the
girls screams brought every woman
In the park rushing over to where the
child was struggling in the mans
grasp.
The three sisters began to strike
Nulty with their fists and he went
down IN It heap with more than 100
Of the women who had ccme to the
rescue piled on him They scratched
and tore at his face ard whcc he at.
tempted to rise kicked him IN the face
and on the body
Men in the crowd tried to get in on
Nuty as ne yelled 70: mercy, but the
women waved them back. saying that
they would attend to him. Officers
finally fought their way through the
mob Of women and found Nulty un
conscious. While the officers were
trying 10 revive him the women tore
his clothing into tatters and scratched
and tore his already bruised and
bleeding face Finally some of the
men took hand and advised the wo
men to let the police arrest the man.
When Nuity got to the police sta
tion he begged to be placed in a eel
at once.