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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-04-25
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-04-25
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of York.

SAM M. GRIsT, Special Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
.SCH00LBOY KILLED
BY MOUNTAIN GIRL
Blanche Collins in Jail at
OCeana on Charge Of
Numbering Boy.
(spccIal to The rImes. Dispatch, !

: q
+ ROANOKE, VA. Feb. 13.-Miss
Blanche Collins, slxteen-year-old
mountain girl, whose parents reside in
Wyoming county. w, Va, near the Vir-
glnia and kentucky State lines, Is In
jail at Oceana, charged with the MUIR
der of Frank Hendrix, q seveA-year-old
schoolboy
The affair occurred yesterday ,Hhlle
the children We're on their way nome from
school. Miss Collins grown brother, Jo-
seph, who, it Is alleged. was tho insh-
gator Of the crime, Immediately left the
county and hns not been captured, ali
though he Is being pursued by q posse
Of citizens, and should he be oyertalSen
Will likely receive rough treatment.
Miss Collins and young Hendrix. with
probably dozen other pupils, were re-
turning from school, when the children
lined up, five or six on each side OF the
public road. and engaged In q school
battle with mud balls, Soon stones be-
gan to fly, md Miss Collins was struck
on the head, This angered Miss Col
Inns, and also her brother Joseph. who
was with them Tt la alleged that TO-
seph Collins told his sister to go back
and kill tho ono who strucls her, Acting
under Nor brothers. instructions. the
slrl went back. and, picking up heavy
stone. struck tho Hendrix boy on the
head crushing the skull. killing him al
most Instantly,
1t Is said Hendrix had not taken any
part In the battle, Ball has been re-
fused the Collins girL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
Gov. Montague VIII Take Part.
in the Alexandria Parade.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS
The Affair Promises to EclipseAnything
ofthe Kind Ever Before Given in Al
exandria-Eleven Brass Bands
to Supply the Music.
(spec,ul to The Times. Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times.D ispatch.)
ALEXANDRIA, VA. February H.
Governor Montague has accepted an invi-
tation to be present and participate In
til, parade to be held in this city on
Monoay, February ed, In observance of
Washngton's birthday A committee,
consisting OF Mr. Harry Hammond. a
member Of the Executive Committee OF
the parade. and State Senator 8. r.
Donohoe and Delegate James r. Cation
Tho latter OF this city. waited upon Gov
ernor Montague yesterday. and he final
~ CONSENTED to come. The citizens arc
glad to learn that tho Governor has &C.
cepted the invitation,
The parade has now assumed unlocked
for proportions, and the hopes OF tho
most sangrine have been realized. The
affair promises to eclipse anything OF
the kind ever before given in this city.
It will be military and civic parade. A
large unber Of business houses will have
floats in the procession. Nearly every
secret and social organization In the city
have accepted invitations to participate.
A large number of Washington organIza-
tons Will also take part. Military COM
panles from Washington. Richmond,
Charlottesville and other cities will ALSO
participate. The railroads have reduced
rates for the occasion. Eleven brass
bands are now assured and the commit
tee are working hard to secure more.
Among the bands to take part Is the
Stonewall Band, OF Staunton. Va. who
will bring twenty-five men. A large num-
bar of United States troops, together
with military bands. will participate.
The citizens have been requested to
decorate the houses and places OF bust
ness for tho occasion. The members OF
the Poaord OF Aldermen and City Coun-
Gil will ride In carriages. It Is expect
ed that there will be many out-of-town
visitors present, owing to reduced rail-.
road rates. AT night q german will be
given in honor Of the visiting partc-
pants by the Alexandria German Club
and numbers of other private citizens
have arranged to entertain visitors. The
Entertainment Committee Is preparing
to feed several thousand uniformed men
in Armory Hall on the day OF tho pro-
cession.
The various committees are leaving
nothing undone which might mar the
pleasure of the visitors and those who
attend may be assured of an old time
Virginia reception. Tho committee hav-.
ing charge of tho parade will tomorrow
open permanent Headquarters in the
rooms OF the Business Mems League
from now on until the parade. The head
quarters will be open from o'clock In
the afternoon until 10 O'Clock at night.
The official programme for the parade
has not yet been announced. Major W.
NJ. Smith. however, will be in command.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
CHARLOTTE GAME PRESERVE
An English Gentleman Has a Well
Stocked Hunting Ground.
(speclnl to The Times-Dispatch.)


BRAKES BRANCH, VA, Feb. 49,
The game preserve near here Is growing
in favor and notoriety every day Some
two years ago a Mr.. Maui. an English
gentleman, in quest Of health, came to
this place. He was so well pleased that
he purchased a small farm and leased
tho hunting privilege for years OF sew
eral thousand acres OF land from par
ties owning lands adjoining his farm,
which are posted and we'll guarded.
Birds and turkeys are plentiful and some
duck and deer. During the season he
has been visited by quite number of
sportsmen from the the North, who were
pleased with the results OF the hunt, as
we'll as the favorable environments OF
tho hunting grounds.
One special and interesting feature of
this enterprise Is the raising of pheas-
ants Already a good many have been
turned loose. and Mr.. Maui Is very hope
full that In a few years the preserve will
BIO we'll stocked with pheasants. If so.
1t will bring him quite a revenue besides
advertising this section OF our State.
Despite excessive and continued rains
the wheat crop generally is looking WELL
Some few plant beds arc being turned
and soon the smoke and blaze, seen both
day and night, will be evidence that tho
first work for a crop has begun In
earnest,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
AN AUGUSTA ROMANCE
We're Engaged Over Twenty Years
Ago. but misunderstanding Followed.

We're Engaged Over Twenty Years
Ago, but misunderstanding Followed.
Especial to The Times lspntchy
sTAUNTON. VA, February 1s-Mr r.
v. Weller. OF Indiana, but formerly Of
Augusta county and Mrs Ida L. Davis,
OF this county. were happily married yes
terdny evening by tho Rev. NJ. L. Wood,
OF the Baptist Church. The ceremony
took place ut the home OF the brides aunt,
Mrs. Yount on Main Street, and only a
few relatives Of the parties were present.
Over twenty years ago Mr. Weller and
Mrs. Davis. whose maiden name was Miss
Idn Kyle, we're engaged, but after some
misunderstanding they separated. Mr..
Weller went to Newcastle, Ind, and mar
rled. and Miss Kyle also married. Some
years ago the hand OF death visited both
households and they were made single
once more The old love OF many years
ago was kindled between Mr.. Weller and
Mrs. Davis a short whilo ago. and yester-
day the happy couple were happily united.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller will visit relatives In
the county for two or three days after
which they will leave for Newcastle, Ind.
their future home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
VARSITY BASEBALL
Schedule Of Games Arranged for the
Coming Season,
Oomtng SEASON.

~ F.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
K UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, VA,
February 13.-Mr. Armistead NJ. Doble, OF
Norfolk, manager OF the Varsity base
BAH team, to-day announced the following
excellent schedule Of games for the forth
coming season. AS will be seen, the
schedule is IAN, extensive one, including
contests with nearly every prominent
College in the East. OF the Twenty-Five
games arranged. twenty-one are to take
place at the University, much to the de-
light Of the student body. The schedule
compete Is as follows:
Saturday, March 14th-Miller School. at
Charlottesville
Tuesday, March 17th-Woodberry Forest
School, at Charlottesville.
Thursday, March 19th-Locust Dale
School, ut Charlottesville.
Monday, March 23d-st. Adams School.
at Charlottesville.
Thursday, March 2th-Lafayette at
Charlottesville
Friday, March 27th-Lafayette. at Char
lottesvllle.
Monday, March 3oth-Brown University.
at Charlottesville.
Tuesday, March 31st-Pennsylvania, at
Charlottesville
Wednesday, April 1st-Pennsylvania, at
Charlottesville.
Saturday, April 4th-Gettysburg College
at Charlottesville
Monday, April '6th-Syracuse University,
at Charlottesville.
Wednesday, April sth-cornel, at Char
lottesvle.
Thursday, April eth-Lehigh, at Char
lottesvile.
Saturday April 11th-Yale, at Norfolk
Monday, April 13th-Yale. at Charlottes-
vile.
Tuesday, April 14th-Princeton, at Char
lottesvlle.
Wednesday. April 15th-Princeton, at
charlottesville
Saturday. April 1sth-Yirgina Military
Institute, at Charlottesville.
Tuesday. April 21st-Dickinson College,
at Charlottesville.
Saturday. April 25th-Frederlcksburg Col
lcge, at Charlottesville.
Monday. April 27th-Vrginla Polytech-
mic Institute, at LynchburG.
Tuesday, April 2Sth-Trinity College, at
Durham. N. G.
Wednesday. April 2eth-North Carolina,
at Chapel FILL.
Thursday, April soth-North Carolina, at
Greensboro.
Wednesday, May 6th-yirginia Polytech-
mic Institute, at Charlottesville.
Saturday, May 9th-North Carolina, at
Charlottesville.
Monday, May 11th-Washington and Lee
University, at Lynchburg.
Tuesday, May l2th-Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, at Blacksburg.
Wednesday, May 13th-Roanoke College,
at Roanoke. ~f
A, M. DoBIE. Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
AT LEXINGTON
Rev. s. B. Mcconnell Will Deliver the
Annual Y. NJ. c. A. Address.

rev =. Q. WCCOnnell WIN OeliVer the
Annual Y. NJ. c. A. Address.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. l3.-The on
nual address before the Young Mems
Christian Association of Washington
and Lee University at the commence
ment in juno next will be made by Rev.
s. B. Mcconnell, D. D., rector OF All
Souls Episcopal Church, New York
city. DR., Mcconnell is pleasantly re-
called as one Of the speakers who took
part in the meeting Of the Ogden par
ty" at the university last spring on the
occasion Of their visit to Lexington.
Sixteen phone holders on the line
known as Colllerstown Line No. s, 9th
erwise tho Rockbrdgo Telephone Com.
pany, have purchased that line OF
Messrs. A. s. Montgomery and A. FL
hart. This sale gives another company
In tho Buffalo District tho right to
come into Lexington and connect with
the switchboard Of the Lexington Mu-
tual Telephone Company, since tho
Rockhridae company controlled that PRIV
llege. The price paid was SOLO.
Another new line Is being organized
for the Vicinity of lSerr's Creek, fifteen
subscribers already having been secured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
Sold Liquor In Louisa.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch,

LOUISA, VA, Feb. 13.-Virgil john
son was arraigned in tho Mayors Court
this morning on the charge of having
sold whiskey to ]. c. Trice in the town
of Louisa, on court-day February 9TH
The case was continued for thirty days
without going into the testimony, for
teh purpose Of giving the authorities
time to investigate a charge made under
oath by johnson against B. M. Hogg, a
saloon man Of Goochland county, who
has been a regular attendant at the
monthly terms Of the Louisa courts for
some years. johnson swears that he
bought whiskey from Hogg on the
streets Of Louisa on two different oc-
cnsions since the town went dry. Upon
this Information a warrant has been
issued for the arrest OF Hogg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
NOT SATISFIED
WITH DECISION
Newport News Chief OF Police
Does Not Agree with JUS
tiCe CrutChfield.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. J

'.# lSpeclnl 10 Ine 1llneS-DlSpulCn.) srT+F
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Chief Of Po-
lice Johnson announced to-day that he
would bring the case Of Robert Baughker,
the young man, who was acquitted in
Richmond Thursday of the charge OF be-
traying Matte Lou Mccormick, under
promise of marriage. before the grand
jury of the Richmond Corporation Court
ut tho next term The Chief Is not sat
isded with the decision of Justice Crutch-
field. and says that he believes he cal
have Eaughker indicted by the grand
jury and convicted in the higher court
Of Richmond. Baughker has resumed
his position at the ship-yard here. The
girl has also returned TO the city, and
Is living with her parents,
commemorative Attorney Wilcox, OF
Warwick county, decided to-day to have
the body Of the negro who dropped dead
just outside OF the city Monday night
cXhumed and examined. He states that
from evidence he has IN his possession
he believes that the negro met with foul
play and dl dnot die OF smallpox III
this is tho case the children. who have
been suspended from the public schools
because they went near the body, Will
be taken back and the feelings OF tho
people In the East-End generally re-
lieyed, Health Officer Bagby stated TO-
day that there We're only two cases OF
smallpox In the city,
At n special meeting Of the Board OF
Directors OF the Young MEMS Christian
Association OF Hampton to-day Secretary
y, NJ, Bralnard. who resigned yesterday
agreed to remain several months longer
at least The secretary resigned because
the board could not raise tho funds tc
pay his salary Steps arc being taker
10 raise the necessary funds. and It Ii
believed he VIII remain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
Live News and Fresh Gossip From the Cities and Towns oil


ment has nothing to do. and for which
u.ore ls no redress.
Tho suit OF Mrs. Sarah p. Hubbell for
$1,000 against city OF Norfolk was tried
In the Court OF Law and Chancery to-
dhv She alleges that she was hurt In
May because OF distractions left on tho
sidewalk OF Butte Street, which was be-
Ing r,paired by tho city. The pavement
was torn UP md there were no light,
hence she fell over the distractions,
sprainlng her ankle and hurting her
hip.
Saloon property is depreciating rapidly
In consequence of the crusade In progress
here. When ono of the liquor dealers Of
ssrcd his saloon for sale to an agent to-
day. the agent showed a list of fifteen
that were already OH the list for snle.
There were heavy fines imposed against
two more saloon keepers this morning In
the Folice Court on the charge of sell
oig liquor on Sunday during January.
These cases and nearly all the others
have been appealed to the Corporation
Court, whore they will be tried before
u jury. and where the evidence Of the de-
tectlves Is never SO strong as 1t Is In
the Police Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14

|.
have been in attendance and many impor-
tant subjects have been discussed and
able sermons preached.
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute band
gave a concert here last night, and the
large audience seemed to think the band
fully sustained Its reputation for good
music.
A large force Of hands Is at work on
the Marion and Rye Valley Railroad ex-
tension. and the work Is being pushed,
despite bad weather, by those in charge.
Work on the Grayson end OF the road
has been suspended until spring, as but
little more grading remains to be done
OH that section.
Judge George w. Richardson bought
the McMullen place this week, paying
5000 cash. This place, some four miles
west Of Marion, was the home Of the
famous politician, Governor McMullen, and
way bought from his daughter, who now
resides at Winston, N. c..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
ATEYoRKToWN
The Training Ship Lancaster viii Take
on q New Grew.
(Speclal to Thn Mines. t)lspntch.)

Especial to Tho Times. Dspntch.)
z YORKTOWN, Va, February B.-The
United States training ship Lancaster
left the harbor this morning for Newport
News It ls understood she has orders
while on this trip to remain ut New
port News for three days and receive
an entire new complement Of seamen
and apprentices IN her crew. The time
OF enlistment Of her present crew expires
In the next day or two She will return
about the middle Of the coming week and
assume her present anchorage, becoming
fixture until about April LIST, unless or
ders to tho contrary are received.
Mr.. J. w. Clements, Mr.. Thomas
Lackey and Mr.. J. W. Rogers have been
selected by heirs Ct the McCandlish es-
tate to meet and estimate the value OF
the old mansion with two acres of land
attached, so that one Of the legatees may
be able to purchase tho property and do
what Is necessary to protect the famous
old homestead from the ravages of time.
This is the ante-bellum home Of Colonel
'McCandltsh, who played such an Inn
portant part in York countys history be-
fore the war. f5H -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
Botetourt County Court.
I, snoc,,, q Tho ,r,mes. dispatch

~ (EpeclnI to The IiInes-DlspHtcH.J
5FINCASTLE, VA, February 1S.-Bote-
tourt County Court opened Monday. f'eb-
ruary 9Th, Judge Breckenridge sitting. In
the case OF William Wheeler (colored),
charged with the murder Of young Smiley.
the jury rendered verdict OF acquittal.
In the absence Of evidence to convict
The negro boy who was charged with
stealing a horse and selling him for SIS
Was convicted and got seventeen years
In tho penitentiary. ,..
Court Is still In session. trying mum.
.bern of. cases for violation OF the law In.
egard to the sale of intoxicating liquors,
Tho case Of J. !, Jones for tho murder OF
james Crowder will be tried at the March
term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14

condemnlng tho indlscriminate marrying
OF Runaway couples as both undesirable
and dangerous, and urges that come
action be taken to suppress tho prac-
Notwithstanding these resolutions.
Pnrsort burroughs continues to do n
nourishing business, and Is making some
money out OF the prnoticeyof marrying
any sort Of q couple that may seek
and find his mecca. Tie will soon
have married 1900 couples from the
two Vlrglnias, and these couples for
the most part have been minors. who
encountered opposition Mt home and
could not marry there. owing to tho
stringent laws regulating marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
In PittsvIvania.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch )

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
CHATHAM. VA, February 1S.--Jlm
Hampton, colored, now in the county jail
awaiting trial forSthe murder Of his sister
on Christmas Eve, will be tried next week,
Hampton claims to be subject to fits at
certain periods Of the moon, and COM
,mltted the crime while in n fit, He has
hsd fits since his incarceration, and 1t Is
believed this will be his plea.
A telephone message to Rev. G. O. Pru-
den Friday morning announced that Mrs.
Il. c., Gilmer, Of this place, had suffered
a slight paralytic stroke In Houston, Va,
where she is now visiting her daughter,
Mrs Holt Easlcy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
FarmyilIe's Town Clerk,
(special to The Tlmes.Dispatch, J

N'"'"''''''P'RfSFy
AZ a meeting of the Town Council last
night, the resignation Of Mr.. Earnest ].
Whitehead as clerk Of tho Council waa
accented. and Mr.. Joseph Garland waa
selected In his place,
Tho town is in debt and the Mayor
was Instructed to borrSqw, money to meet
current expenses. ID s5g
Tho Safety Committee reported fifty
houses in the town In dangerous
condition. endangerlng other property
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
TREE FELL ON HIM
Third Accident Of the Kind on Prince
Edward Farm.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
FARNLVILLE. VA, February 49,
A serious accident happened to William
Hodnitt, an cmploye of G. CT Weaver, OF
Mt. Leigh, this week. While getting tim
Der, q tree fell on him. knocking Gut
ono of his eyes, mangling his body and
paralyzing his limbs. FIe Is In a very
critical condition. This makes the third
accident OF this KIND that has happened
on the farm OF Mr.. Weaver in tho last
few years. One OF those injured. Willie
Vernon, was killed Instantly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
THE YOUNGEST JUDGE
Judge Joseph Brown Prince, Jr, of
SOUTHAMPTON.
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatcb.)

Especial to Tho Times.Diapntch.)
SUFFOLK, VA, Feb. 13.-Joseph
Brown Prince. Jr.. who yesterday was
elected Judge Of Southampton county.
to succeed his father. Of the same
namc, who resigned because OF III health,
Is the youngest county Judge In Virginia.
His age Is twcnty-four. Sheriff
Williams says.
jurist was to appoint Sheriff Williams
as delegate to the Convention OF Corr
rectIons and Charities from southamp-
ton county.
Judge Prince was popular ofIlcee.
and his physical condition Is the occa-
sion OF much regret on the part OF his
friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14

been SO extremely sicls for nearly two
months, are now almost well again. tor
persons OF their advanced ago their re-
oovery - rather remarkable. Roy. ~.
Atwci Tucker, who has been here Tor
tne pits! six weeks with his parents, mas
returned to his field OF labor II, Bruns-
Wick county. DR.. Pitt Edward Tucker
VIII also leave In n few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
HamIin Given Five Years,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
EASTVIL14E, VA, February 13.-In the
trial of Larry Hamlin for the killing Of
Robert Bundick. colored, going on In the
court here. the jury to-day brought in a
verdict of guilty and fixed his term In the
pcnitentary at five years. An appeal has
been taken to the Circuit Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
Knitting Mill at Culpepor.

CULPEPER, VA, February 13.-The
culpeper Business Mems Association to-
night perfected arrangements with capt.
t4,ls,s Of New York city, represented by
Mr.. i. G, Harrington, to commence put
ing In here q knitting mill right away.
The entire capital stock was promptly
subscribed, and tho machinery has been
ordered, n! is the intention to have
the lNr So plant working by the first OF
May next, The mill will employ at the
start q hundred hands Of both sexes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
nosEs-BoNlTz
Prominent Lynchburg Man Wins Bride
in Goldsboro, N. Q.
ESPECIAL 10 lThe Times.Dispatch. J

Special TO Tho imes.Dispatch.)
I.YNCHBURG, VA. February 13-Dan-
lei Moses, q prominent business man OF
Lynchburg, and son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Moses. Of Baltimore, left last night,
accompanied by Writ II. Miller. for Colds
boro. N. c., where tonight at 8 o'clock no
was married to Miss Norma a. Bonitz,
daughter of the late Julius a. Bonitz. for
many years editor and proprietor OF the
IN. C,) Messenger. The GER
emory was performed by Rabbi e. n.
CalIsch. OF Richmond. Miss Bonitz had
been visiting In Goldsboro. and 1t was de-
cIded to have the wedding there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
YARD ENGINE WRECKED
Accident Near the Union Station in
Lynchburg Delays Travel.

~ tSpCCInt ---- -
LYNCHBURG. VA, February a.
A yard engine and tender were wrecked
on the Southern Railroad this afternoon
near the union station. while switch
ing freight cars to the Norfolk and Wes-
tern. Passenger trains were delayed sew
craI hours. Tho tender split the
switch and was thrown to one side Of
tho track while the engine was thrown
OH the other side and plowcd UP q
ditch foot in depth Engineer Lacy
anu Fireman Ballard jumped In time to
save themselves from injury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-14
Negro Turning White,
(special to The Iinles- plspatcl,

(special to Tho TImes' DlsNatcll,l
TAFpMVII4 LIE, VA, February 1a--
James Nash, an old and highly respect-
ed negro OF Cumberland county, la rapid-
~ turning white, "Jim" as lie la known.
says he is tired OF being q negro. He Ia
turning white on his hands, on his face
about his lips, and almost half OF hla
body Is white lie is about seventy
Years old, and is 10 typical southarA
negro.